The Huron Expositor, 1896-05-08, Page 34 Y 8, 1896.
E3ANK.
$1,500,000.
S1,500,000.
EAORT,
:s of the United States,
.led, available in all parts
Ld advances made on: same
re
►:hawed at hie:heat currea
of June and December.
of a deposit.
P'EARC , Agent..
esaastSvs8xss.t* saasrasaawri
ut
.crnedy in the
for all Affec-
[' the Throat &
ss
saisssallE113333ia3l
S
ek of
10
WARE
the results
lli ; cut in
Pk',
offered in
and. We
l' PAILS
.airline for
for hard-
alvanized
RRC'ES.
Seaforth.
rare.
ryoir attention to the
ae
- reise
eeeze
land College
k 1 l
1_,!anada. Everything
,j* urnal` School re-
', Principal.
and we are
luiring fur-
be fore pur-
,u in price,
Very respect, and
h'uneral Director.
is ofl"ice.
•
•./.
Porter's Old Stand
3/1Ar 91896.
THE HU
ON XPOIT011,.
3
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
TDAR POSTS.—Ten thousand choice coder poets
ke for 10c. each at COLEMAN'S, Seaforth. 1480-t1.
J.MoKENNA, Dominion and Provincial Land
Surveyor, Member of theAssootation of Ontario
land Surveyors, Dublin, Ontario. 1838.62
STALLION FOR SERVICE, -- The standard bred
stallion, " Wilder Lee," will stand for the im-
provement of stock at his owner's stable in He6nsall.
J. BERRY, Heneall.
0
RENT.—Good brick house and small orchard,
and twenty acres of land, which is in grass, on
let 1 eeneessioe, 17, Grey townah p, For terms apply
to JOHN SHORTREED, or HUGH STEWART,
T,
Walton P. 0.
ARM TO RENT.- .Ta rent, a 200 acre farm, 24
Jmiles from IN Ingham, with first-class buildings,
ea well watered. It is all in pasture, and is an ex-
cellent chance for either farming or pasturing Battle.
For particulars, apply to Box 125, Wingham. 1473t1
JOHN •BEA'ITIE, Clerk ef the Second Division
Court, County ,
:Funds
Commissioner, of Huron., Con-
veyancer, Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. J?unds
invested and to Loan. Office—Over Sharp &
Ivens store, Main street, Seaforth. 1289
A-rOTICE.—Teke notice I have received the assess -
Iv went roll for McKillop from the assessor on the
este ,April, and any person wishing to appeal can see
the roll in my •office. The Court of Revision will be
hold on Tuesday, the 26th day of May, 1896, in Jeans'
hall, Leadbury, at 2 o'clock p. m. JOHN
C148141.
MOR•
BISON, Township Clerk, Mcleillop. 1481.-3
$ 300 Private funds to loan at lowest
$ 500 rates of interest in sums to suit
$ 700 borrowers. Loans can be com-
$1,000 plated and money advanced
$1,500 within two days. Apply to R.
$2,500 S.HAYs,Barrister,&c.,Seaforth.
126
STOCK FOR SA—LR.
THOROUGHBRED DURHAM BULL FOR SALE.
The undersigned has for sale a thoroughbred
Durham bull, 16 months old. He is red in color and
is eligible for registration in the Dominion. Herd
Book. Will be sold reasonably. W M CARNOCHAN,
JR., lot 13, concession 4, H. R. S., okeramith, or
Egmondville P. 0. - : 1481-tf
DURHAM BULLS FOR SALE. For sale, two
thoroughbred Durham. bulls, 12 months' old.
They are red in color, of good eizs, and both eligible
for registration in the Dominion Herd Book. Will
be sold cheap and on easy terms;:- JA 'ES PATTER -
SON, Lot 26, London Road, Tuc,eersm1t
postoffice.
h, Brucefield
1476
(nHOROUGHBRED BULLS FOR SALE—For sale
.J two Thoroughbred Short Horn B Is, registered
pedigree, one red and the other whi e, and about
one year old ; very superior animals, a d will be sold
cheap: Apply on Lot 30, Concession ¢, Usborne, or
address THOS. CUDMORE, Lumley P. p. 146941
DIGS FOR SALE AND FOR SERVICE. The -
1 undereigned, breeder of Large English Berle4
shires,has for sale boars and sows in fa ow. He wild;,
also keep for service the stock boar GI stone, pur-
phased from Mr. George Green, of Fairview. Terms,
—31 payable at the time of service witt the privilege
of returning if necessary, if booked $1h150. JAMES
DORRANCE, Lot 26, Concebsion 6, cKillo , Sea -
forth P. 0.
MOR SALE —Four choice, young • Short Horn
U Bulls, fit for immediate service, from g 6 up.
Also three good grade cows in calf, and two good,
sound, young horses. Can give buyers their choice
of either geldings, Clydesdale mares
or a good,
strong, heavy driver. Prices right, nd can give
time to good men. DAVID MILNE, thel. 1478
-----------
STOCK AND SEED GRAIN FOR SALE.—For
sale, six grand young Short -Horn Bulls, from
$50 up; a few good sound young working horses ;
a number of good steers and milch cows ; also stew
short -horn Cows and. Heifers, which I. will` sell on
easy terms ; also a quantity • of Black Tartarian
Oats, grown from seed imported from Scotland in
1895—price 40o per bushel, or 35c in ten bushel lots ;
also White Poland and Banner Oats at 30c ; also
Prussian Blue Peas at 60o per bushel;, all good
grain and clean and pure. DAVID MILNE, Eth4i0el,
Ontario,
BOARS FOR SERVICE.
HE
City ri
As we expect • open
Dinner -& Toi
NEX WI
we are offering those on
reduced prices to make
like intending pur 1 hasere
our stock and com • are pri
new line`of
lei
Sets
EK,
ban at greatly
oom, and would
o a 11 and see
es.. awe ono d t
consider it any trouble to how
In tide -eroc ry
we always strive
and clean, and sell
any other ouse.
Goods d livered with off e.
We are repare • to buy any
good, fre h BUT ER an E(
we will paiy the hi hest cash p
store.
o keep
at as
cur
lose
epAMMWORTH BOAR FOR SERV10E.—The under-
signed will keep tor service, at the Brucefield
Cheese Factory, a thoroughbred Tamworth Boar.
with registered pedigree. Terms, $1 ; payable at
time of service with privilege of returning if neves•
spry. HUGH McCARTNEY, Brucefield. 1405-1.f
BOARS FOR SERVICE.—The undersigned will
keep for service, on Lot 19, Concession 13, Rib-
bert, a. thoroughbred Chester White boar, also a
thoroughbred Yorkshire boar. These pigs were both
prize winners ' at the Toronto and London exhibi-
tions. Terme.—$1, payable at time of service, with
privilege of returning If necessary ; if booked $1.26.
W. L. hicLAREN. 1476x8
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
11OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.—For sale a
pleasantly situated house and lot in the vil-
lage of Egmondville. The lot contains a quarter of
an acre of land. The house contains five bedrooms,
dining room an . kitchen. There is also a good well
and a entail ata • le. If not sold it will be rented. For
partioulara app yto EDWARD PAPPLE, Mill road,
Tuokersmith, •r to MRS. ALEXANDER McKAY,
Egrnondville. 1481x4
Rabb j!j& C
SE.AFORT
SEA
The b
ORTH
OARRI
goods.
Line
stock fresh
a price as
uantities of
GS, which
ice, at our
r ie,
st Budgies a
My stock of Carriages is very
made, nndr our own supervleio
factory -mace buggiee when you
at home, a as cheap, it not oh
brought in rom outside towns
money iii b ilding up rival tow
own, when ou can do better at
are and be onvinoed.
All kinds f blacksmithing and
and satisfactorily done.
A full s • k of Cutters of the
latest style:, which will be sold of
Le is FAQ
SEAFORT
tai
:Y R KS.
d
ompl
•
Don
an ge
per t
Why
e and
ome
repa
beet
eap.
iN agoras
to ; all hand,
tbuy foreign
better made
au the work
spend your
injure your
Call and see
ng promptly
material and
onald,
1480
PROPERTY FOR SALE.—For sale, the property
on the Bayfield read, in Bayfield village, known
as the Brunsddn property,containing 16 acres. There
is a good brick house, a driving sued and barns ;
a good orchard, plenty of hard and soft water. It is
nicely situated, and will be sold cheap and on rea-
sonable terms. For further partioulara apply to R.
H. Collins, Exeter ; T. Holmested, Seaforrh ; B. R.
Higgins, Brucefield, or to the proprietor, James
Spackman, lot 5, L. R. S., Stanley, Bay field post-
ctgce. 1475x1;2
FARM FOR SALE. North -half Lot No. 19, Lake
Road East, Township of Hay, County of Kurori,
75 acres, 60 acres of it improved, good frame house
and two frame barns, besides other outbuildings;;
soil, partly clay loam ; two acres in orehard with
choice bearing fruit. Also north -half Lot 19, Lake
Road West, Hay, 20 acres, all improved ; soil, oley
Loam, but no buildings on it. May be sold together
or separately to suit purchaser ; will be sold at ;a
bargain, as the Executrix will give up farming.
MARGARET JACOBI, Executrix, Johnston's Mills
1474x10 .
in' Cana•a if any ingre
the new 'medicine,
• • X0
1
IVE ( HUNDRED
OLLARS will be
wen to the char's-
b l e institution
rst named by the
ayor of any city
fent is found in
that is injurious to the sys
what it does :
1. Besides curing chronl rhe
blood diseases it has a wo derfs
fever and malaria if take in
challenge. the production of a
standing sore, oremorrh c
Kootenay will not iur 4.
2. It is a splendid tonin
and sleep. It cures indiges
3. It is a microbe killer
the effects following the
parations removes every
f om the system, as also me
the results of nicotine from
• 4. Mr. Chas. McCracken,
'Peet, former night cler
souse, Toronto, says th-
teoubled with eruptions on.
skin was literally covered
blotches, which was attri
smoking. Ordinary medics
bottle o1. Kootenay left his
from every trace of them.
RYCEMAN MEDICINE Cel`.
phlet of startling cures.
End
nd when used for
se ofd morphia pre-
race cif the poison
urisl deposits and
the cfigarette habit.
em. Read
matism and
1 effect upon
imef and we
casae of long
the kidneys
akes yon eat t
84 Adelaide Street
at i the Palmer
t he f was greatly
is facein fact his
with pimples and
uted to cigarette
e did no good. One
skin entirely free
WIto the S.S.
amil u, for pans-
The 3ee'S Be •• on.
Good morning, dear friends ; 1 m a clever young -
bee, -
And a sermon I'll preach it you 1 sten to
It will net be long, and it will nit be dry.
And your own common .eons: my remar may
apple.
Not slothful in business must b the first he
For with vigor we work till the nn floes to b d-;
And unless one is willing to put forth one's p were
There is no getting on in a wort such as our
We are fond of our dwellings ; o gossips ar we,
No gaddere about, idle neighb rs to see ;
And though we are forced for o r honey to ru am,
Wo come back as soon as we ea to our home
" The way to be happy and healthy and wive
Is early to rest and early to rise."
This proverb has moulded our conduct for yo re,
And wo never sleep when the daylight appea 'e.
If you were to peep in our hived, you would wn
That as models of cleanliness th y might be hown ;
All dust and all dirt, without a y delay,
Is swept from our door, and tra sported awe 1.
Ventilation most thorough our omiciloe ehajie,
So no one need teach es the wo th of fresh alk ;
For we could not live, es we've eard people o,
In close rooms where no heal b -giving bre ze
acs through.
h. g
When one of our number`is sic or distresse ,
He is sure of kind treetmeut fr in each of t a rest ;
We sympathize warmly with th se who're in rief,
And are eager to proffer Immo iate relief.
And, lastly—for' here my remarks ought to ease—
Ile bees, as a n tion, are bent you peace.
You are ready t question this tatement, I k ow,
And to ask why we carry our w rigs where w go.
Wo carry our et oge, not on an pretence
For aggressive ttaok, but in self-defence ;
We meddle wit • no one, and only repel
Assailants who i11 not in peace with us dere
can
•
The McKilloput al Fire
Insurance 0 mpany.
FARM: AND ISO TECH TOWN
PROPERTY ONL INURED
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.—Lot 22, comes -
cion 2, Iii. R. S., township of Tuckeremith, con-
taining 1C0 Berea, with 90 acres cleared. Land
underdrained and in a good state of cultivation.
v There ie on the premises a good orchard, also a good
brick story and a half house, 24x34, with woodshed &
brlok kitchen 18x20 attached, hard and soft water.
Two good frame barns each 35x50, one with 12 foot
lean to and stone stabling nderneath ; driving shed
20x85. Buildings in good a ate of repair. Farm is
well situated ; about five mi es from Clinton and six
from Seaforth, on good gra el read ; school within a
mile ; church opposite place. Possession any time
to suit purchaser. Price very reasonable. Apply to
A, 8, TURNER, Clinton P, P. 1481.41
T4 OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.—The undereign-
I 1 ed offers for eale the following valuable prop-
erty in Chiselhiirst namely : A good, frame dwel-
ling, with an acre o fine land adjoining it, on which
there is at present one-quarter acre of good, healthy
strawberry plants and over 100 good fruit trees of
near'y every kind, including a large number of
splendid plum and pear trees of the latest and beet
variety; There ie also a -large quentity of small
fruits, and besides the dwelling house there is agood
stable and well on the premise®. The property is
nicely situated, being right beside two •'churches,
store and postoffice, and blacksmith shop, and will
be sold at a very reasonable price, on terms -to suit
purchaser. For further particulars apply to THOS.
NICHOLLS, Proprietor, Chiselhuret P. 0., or to G.
J. SUTHERLAND, Conveyancer, Hensall. 147733
JUST A WORD
—ABOUT—
HARNESS
WHIRRS.i
Geo. Watt, President, Harl
Broadfoot, Vioe•President, Sea
Shannon, Seoy-Treas., Seafor
Murdie, lnepeotor of Lessee, Se
DI isOrORB
Jas's. Broadfoot, Seaforth ; 9
bury ; George' Dale, Seafortb
Seaferth; lS. Murdie. Beetc
Clinton ; Thomas -Fraser, Bru
Lean, -Nippon.
'.aomtcrs.
' Thoe. Nellans, Harlock ; Robt. McMillen, Seaforth
James Cumming, Egmondviile'; Gee ge Murdie and
John C. Morrison,audiere.
Parties desirous to effect' Insu anoee or •tre•ns-
sat other business will be pro ptly attended to on
application to any of the above ;officers, addressed to
their respective poet offf^es.
FOR TWENTY -I
`WIX YEARS
i e
Now my sermo
Some hints ma
May your life b
And may you
is ended, and y
derive front us
as useful, your
ve plenty of ha
to if youaseat.
we
pleast,
e,
hard-working to;
labors a=
Sunshi ' e
Gaietie-.
—Johnnie I wonder ow 'twould feel,
Jimmie, ter1iave one ob dem pies •' a
piece ob ang 1 cake in yer hands at de same
time ? ,
—Mutual Friend : ' • I really is s • ock-
ing, dear, thep way in whish you and your
husband quarrel and carry on. I w'nder
yeti don't Separate fro him." Inured
Wife " What 1 Go aw y and leav: him
alone to do jiist as he like ? Not I." '
—A Scotch book agent ent to a 1: wyer
once for advice, and det iled the ci cum -
stances of the cas- . " H ve you tol me
the facts precisel as the' occurred ?' said
the lawyer. " 0 , - ay, sir," rejoine he.
" I thot it best t tell ye the plain t uth ;
ye can put the lie in you self."
—Mistress—I lam very glad to se you
home in time, Magaret. Did you ave a
good time at your cousin'funeral ? Mar-
garet—Indade, mum, Oi ad jist an' it igant
toime. Oi sat in a fo ne coach id th'
corpse's husband, :an' he squazed ma hand
an' towld me, ." Troth Margare , an'
ye're jist the belle av' th' funeral."
—" My lord," said an overworke par -
seri to his bishop,_ " I ha a not had holi-
day for five years." " I m Tery sor y for
your .00ngregation," re ied his to dship,
with a smile.
—Mother—" Did you t y to maker your-
self agreeable at Mrs. Highstone's ?' Lit-
tle Daughter—" Yes'm ; told her 11 the
funny things our caller said about he , and
she seemed to be read interested."
'a at home " Far-
abind th barn
is ?" " Li htnin'
'11 wait till e gets
vself.
an unfo tunate
ve in the -f rm of
way ?"
cached
would
ok P. 0.; James
orth P. O.; W. J.
P. 0.; Michael
forth P. 0.
ex.Gardiner, Lead
; Th mite E. Hays,
4h s hoe. Garbutt
efleld ; John B. Mo-
We are giving the best va4ue in har•
ness 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. BRO D ER I O K
Corner Main and Jelin Sts., -
Seaforth.
P. KEATING
Contractor and Builder, Seaforth,
DEALER IN
Lumber and Shingles.
Good Hemlock Lumber alway§ on hand. Partes
wanting lumber don't need to go 20 or 25 miles when
they can get it as cheap at home, and better lumber.
1469•tf
Cow-
THE
LARSE$T SAIrt
WONDERFUL
)fcelsi
ill
Sil FANADARIEND
ISOOYERY,
IWILL KEEP
AOS FRESH
rOR 12
MONTHS.
—Visitor : " Is ( yqour
mer boy : " Yeas,rroun
thrashin'—` ` Whea or oe
rod man." " Ha ! then
through. I'm a farmer m
—Book Agent—" It i
thing the devil tempted p
a serpent." Map Agent-- " In what
Book Agent—" Well, if be had appy
her in the form of a mot se, Adam
never have tasted the apple."
—A man asked the tage drive
would leave an order at t e store an.
the package back with him on his
At the store the proprietor and
clerks and the driver were called up
what the man wanted. 1` o one could read
it. It was carried back to the mal, who
said : le
" They must all be a pack of fools 1 It
ie as plain as the nose on our face, ' Want-
ed 2 sambux." (Pia • ted! two psalm
books. )"
r if he
1 bring
return.
all the
to see
A British
Andrew
Island, B.
ley of Buff
both in 'hi
bear. aim
tele Lasing
Powder in
used on t
easy dicta
the result
words are
led with c
time I - us
most delig
myself ent
the rented
Will Carlt
"Dem is m
One sahor
the Blowe
of Dr. Ag
fuses this
t . e nasal
llghtful to
ties, and
hay fever,
tonsilitis a
[ H
IT IS NO PI KLE-
You simply treat the Egg's `
PRESERVER. and lay thein away
in a basket or box: • •fi+ ""'
Ten Comma
A corresponment of t
contributes the following
the cheesemakers' ten co
I.—Thou shalt arise ea
and deliver thy milk to t
that goeth late causeth t
use much profane langua
IL—Thou shalt slough'
until the third day, and
take no more than one
carcass. .
III.—Thou shalt take
milk, even for thy tee, or thy coffee, for
when thou getteth thy d' idends one shall
say to the other, Why t keth it more milk
here foe a pound of chee a than in other
synagogues ? Then shalt the cheese maker
arise up early in his might and smite thee
to the earth.
IV.—Thou shalt put n' water in thy milk,
thou nor thy manserval t nor thy maid-
servant. When the dividend cometh not,
and thou goeth forth to ,seek it frcim the
committee, they shall say unto thee, Dost.
thou see anything in ouri'i optics of ati emer-
ald color. Thou shalt get no shekel from
thy milk, not if the court knoweth itself,
which she thinketh she doth ; moreover if
thou settleth this thing nee, we will Make it
hot for thee.
V.—Thou shalt not kill thy deac6n, and
leave the carcass to rot near the barn, for
the stench thereof tainteth the milk
VL—Thou shalt not b ing unto ' t e fac-
tory any sour or tainted silk, nor he milk
of a cow that is sick or bath b t lately
calved, for from such milk comet lively
cheese.
VII.—Thou shalt not parry off m re than
thy share of whey, lest one should say to
another concerning thee, Lo 1 a onder ;
One hog doth carry food, for anotherT.
VI1I.—Thou shalt case thy cads to bo
washed every day, the seams _ and covers
thereof ; for a filthy ealp is abomi able in
my Sight, and I will visit my wra h I upon
him who'bringeth it.
IX.—Thou shalt not bother the c eese-
maker, saying : Where and whe s all I
receive a dividend, for verily I say n o you
he knoweth not nor careth a co ti ental
about it.
X.—Thou shalt not ay:into on °a other
concerning ire : Lo i hath not th Philis-
tine of a cheesemaker : soft snap, h gletteth
big Wages and worket • not hard. IF' ver-
ily I say unto you that he is a whopper ; he
.getteth up early in the morning and- labor-
eth :until late at night . moreover, he work
ethaon the Sabbath day, for which the
Lord hath no mercy o• him.
diners
e St. 11,i
which
mandn
ly in tl
►e facto
e aces
e.
er thy cafes not
hearken unto me,
rennet from each
SbId by I.
•
The; Gl s ry of Brass Buttons.
Little Ru h Cleveland has not the exalted
idea of her f ther's great office that she will
possess later in life.
Saturday, the weather being- balmy and
springlike, • e of the policemen who guard.
the private portion of the White House
grounds too - his little daughter with him,
tie enjoy th • pleasant surroundings. The
little girl is ' of quite six years old. While
the policeman wllais pointing out the beauty
of the grounele tie his little daughter, Ruth
and Esther Clev land, under the escort of
their respective nurses, left the mansion for
a run.
Ruth Iran ahesd of her nurse, and on dis-
covering a girl o, her own age, surveyed her
from head to foot. After looking the little
girl over, !Ruth traighteped herself up and
said :
"My papa is President; who is
papa ?"
The policemans daughter replied :
papa is a oliteman."
Ruth glanced up at the burlyform orna-
mented with bright brass uttons, and
hanging her head in an abashed manner,
said : " I wish my papa, was a policeman."
ARES ANOTHER GIGANTIC
the World an Abssollite Core
IDiisenao and Dropsy's Tho
o c; n Now be Citntrolled
u ' hirty Minutes.
tea•
aryl Argus
he says are
►ent
►e Morning
ry, for he
e milker to
of mbla M.!. sada Buffalo
t;tergyina . '
asilam, M.P. for Vancouver
tend the •Rev. A. D. ituck-
lo,' a clergyman well known.
o'vn tountry and Canada,
It eous testimony to the
f pr. Agnew's Catarrhal
ca. a of catarrh. . Whether
e pacific coast, er within
ce; of the roaring Niagara,
is the same. Mr. 13uckley's
thaae : "1 haere been troub-
tar!rh for years,but the first
d 'this remedy I received
tfail relief, and now regard
rely cured after the use of
fdr two tnonths." Quoting
n,1 Mr. Haslam can say :
sntiments, too."
puff of the breath through
, supplied with .each bottle
ew's Catarrhal Powder, ctif-
po' yder over the surface of
assages. Painless and de-
nse, it relieves in ten min -
permanently cures catarrh,
colds, headache, sore throat,
d deafness.
Fear and Lumsden & Wilson.
o cream from thy
your
••My
LAY DOWN A SUPPLY WHiEN TH1EY ARE
ull
Call or book giving
of charge.
Feet SALE BY
SEAF
HANDLE
alkort notioe and wil
i will do tll kinds o
can be done I will
No. 1 Whilt Ash.
JOHN KL
Tu
do i
ive
C Ai CIS
And Gives t
for Hear
Gass
"For ten
ly from h
the .heart,
spells hav
r.verythie ,
thought.
came. and
As dropsy
I must p
worst. Al
Agnew's
ed, but d
me. As a
think of
relief fro
my dropsy
and five b
my heart.
any hear
spair as
I know it
'Adams, S
Sold by I.
Uniqu
Mr. John
the folio
able articl
Grocer of t
an old sho
Scotland to
ante. Wh
thus :
". Noo la
our stock t
in to bothe
With a b
up the first
mark : "
there as wil
each row ee
there's as'_
and Co., an
Cameron
shelves the
counts due
boys, come
If some
take their
would be
Canadian G
DS.
The Only.
Once ole
nee, disea
and oxala
place in t
and forma
ears I have suffered great -
art disease. Fluttering of
alpitations and smothering
made my life miserable.
was tried and done as I
short time ago the crisis
I -gaff confined to my bed.
ad set in, my physlan sacci
epare my family for the
this time I had seen Dr.
urn; for the heart advertise -not think it could help
last resort I tried it, and
y joy when I received great
one dose. One bottle cured'
and brought me out of bed;
ettl•es have completely cured
If you are tro..bi d with
affection, and are in de -
was, ua this reene1: , f ,r
will cure you. " .Ire. Ja nae::
rracuse, N.Y.
. Fear and Lumsden & Wilson.
Way of Taking Stock.
Mouat, of Winnipeg, sends us
g : Apropos of your season -
on " Steck-taking," in the
e 20th ult., reminds me of how
keeper in a country town in
k his stock and struck his bel-
ie the time came he started off
s, steek the door, and let's get
kin' ower before onybody comes
siness-like ail he began looking
row of shelving with the re -
eel, there's as muckle stoCk
pay McDonald & Co." eyeing
shelves in succession. " And
uckle there as will square Fraser
as nmekle there- as will square
Co., and they twa or three
e will cover the few wee ac -
p and hae your supper wi' me."
f our merchants would even
stock in this off -hand way it
ch better than none at ad.—
THE ..
ning to order on
as cheap as it
good 13rice for
e a call and see.
A severe wind-stor
wash -day in the capit
havec with the clothes -lines. The ,colore
maid -of -all -work rushed into the hoUse with
excitement written upon her duskY coun-
om the basement, she
t carried her startled
t the house,! and even
in the parlocir, "Fo'
ha'kechi'fs one bin
Exceptio
was prevailaig on
1 city, and ;playin
called out, in tones th
information through°
to the ears of the ealle
de Lewd, missus, d
EYESIGHT.
J. S. Roberts
9
Graduate of Detroit. Optical
Institutealso Chicagc Ophth
almic College, is prepared
to fit all defects of Vision
Astigmatism, Hypermetro-
pia, Myopia, Prestyopia or
any compound defect.
-- I
Intelligent people have given up the idea of lay-
ing ordinary cori mon spectacles at a counter, because
they see well with them. It may be that only lone
eye is brought i to use, while the other may ba so
strained as t tresult in blindness. If your eyes are
weak, or eight poor call at d . S. RO S E R1' S
Drug Store and have them tested. Does the print
t lur or do the eyes tire when reading ? Do the eyes
ache ? Do the eyes water? Are tbey sore or inflained 7
These symptoms point to defects in tim refraction, or
: perfectly cor-
the muscles of oyes and can be, p y i
reoted.
headache ? Eye strain causes snore
all other causes combined. Thous -
re suffering who do net realize that
e cause. All these cases can be cured
at are made to correct the error in
f children should be carefully tested.
e the defect in the -eyes is eh `wn by
ms, such as inability to see figures on
a blackboard,
Ailing the book close to thel eyes,
IDLY 'Wee BY 11141EAM
aY Arced the Great De-
stroyer.
r to the inclividpal that kid -
is a result of uric acid
e of lime, which have their
e hurnan system, hardening
g into' etone-like substances
Do you have
blurring of le ters, °reseed eyee or eyes turning In,
blinkin , watering of the eyes and particularly head -
cases the child is accused of being
when the fault is in the sight, and, oan
th glasses. If you are wearing glasses
tisfactory, bring them to me. In case
will be recommended to the physician
talent. 1453
ache. n man
dull or stupid,
be corrected
that are not
of disease, yo
et once entre
ANTED.L-Young men and women to help in
the Ar nenian cause. Good pay. Will send
copy of my little book, "Your Place in Life," free, to
any who write. REV. T. S. LINSCOTT, Brantford.
1477
OG
ICJ
and the folly of te eating such a d:.e.a.se
with any edicine other than a liquid
and one that will dissolve these solids,
there will be little trifling with pills,
permanent ceire. The success of South
American Kidney Cure is due to the
fact that as a liquid it immediate'Y
reaches the diseafred part and dissolves
theee alkalies and hard substances. It
never falls. ,
Sold by I. V. Fear and Lumsden & Wilson.
Christian Chinaman.
an applied for the position of
mily which belonged to a fash-
rch. The lady asked him :
drink whisky ?" e
play cards ?"
ngaged and found honest and
y and by the lady gave a pro-
chre party, with wine aseom-
John did his part acceptably,
t morning he appeared before his
MARRIAGE
THE HURON EX
NO WITNESS
The
A China
cook in a f
ionable ch
" Do yo
He was
paniments
but the ne
mistress.
" Why, what ie the matter 7"
fore. No workee for Melican heathen 1' "
Tears of Suffering From Itheumatisan Be-
lieved by One aos• of kftedielno.
Perris, wife of the well-known birch
manufacturer of Highgate, Ont., "I
was sorely affilzted with rheumatic
pains in my ankles, and at times was
as I thought, and doctored for years,
lost confidence in medicines, I was in-
duced to try South Amerioa.0 Rheu-
matic Cure. To ray delight tit° first
dose gave ine more relief than I have
had in years, and two bottles have
eteropletely cured rue. You dare pub-
lish thi3 letter."
Sold by L Fear and Lumsden & Wilson.
LICENES
AT—
OSITOR OFFICE
S REQUIRED
410
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a;
Prnis
a;
Wroxeter.
(Teo late for last week.)
NOTES —*r. A. Gaebel has sold out his
jewelry business here to Mr. Wendt, of
Mildmay, who comes 'highly recommended.
—Rev. Mr. Anderson -arrived from Sdotland
on Tuesday night last, and was welcomed
home by inanf friends, who met him at
the station. 1 An aceonnt of the Wednesday
evening's reception will be given in next
week's iesne.—A, gentleman was in town
during the Week, who entertains the idea of
starting a newspa r in our midst.—Mrs.
vhis
George Dane, of wanton, formerly Miss
Pru Sa.dertion, of - plaoe, is visiting at
her mother's here.i—Seeding operations are
well adYealeed in this neighborhood.
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o rse Routes.
The following horses will travel the routes
mentioned as under, during the season of
1896 :—
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion
WM. HABKIRK, Proprietor.
MoNDAY, May 4th, will leave his own stable, Har-
perhey, and go by way of Roxboro to James Dor-
rance's, for noon ; then north to John Grieve's, for
night. TUESDAY—TO AleX. Gattliner's, 14th conces-
sion, MoKillop, for noon ; gentle to Mrs. Thomas
Weleh's, for night. WRDNRsDAy—South to James
Evans', for noon • then to Michael Dorsey's, Huron
Road, Bibbert, 'for night, TuuRsDAy—To Patrick
Connors', Ribbed, for noon • then to Robert Bar-
ber's, for night. FRIDAY2TO Charles Aberhart's
Bibbed, for noon ; then te George McGonnigle's,
Tuckersmith, for night. SAYunDAY—To his own
stable, for noon •, then to the Royal Hotel, Seaforth;
after 6 o'clock. This route will be continued reghlar-
ly during the season, health and weather permitting.
Terms—To insure, $10 ; for the season, $8 ; single
leap, $5. Insured mares must be returned regularly,
or they will be charged foal or no foal. All accidents
to mares at the riek of owners. Insurance money to
be paid lst January, 1897, season nioney the last
round. 1481-3
OF GI-LASNICK.
OmoRGE MARTIN-, Proprietor.
Mormee—Will leave his own stable, Cremarty, and
proteed to James Balfour's, town line, Hibbcrt, for
noon ; George Harrow's, Kirkton, for night. Tons-
eav—Thoinas Ward's, Fullatton, for noon ; thence by
way of Itusseldale to Oliver Harries, Fullerton, for
night. WEDNESDAY — Royal Hotel, Mitchell, for
noon ; Thomas Earl's. Logan. for night THURSDAY
tel, Dublin, for night. Fernee) --James Atkinsoe's
Ribbon, for noon ; David. Hill's, Ribbed, for night.
SATURDAY—TO his own stable, for noon, where he
will remain until Monday morning. 1481-3
BISMARCK, No. 4020.
The Belgian Horse Company, Proprietors.
Moireey, May 4th, will leave his own stable, Con.
5. H,R.151„ Tuoltersmith, and proceed west to Hugh
Grieve's, 3rd concession, tor noon ; thence west to
Charles Rontledge's, and remain for two hours ,
thence to James °rich's, and remain until Tuesday
noon. Tuzseer—Will proceed to Walper's hotel.
Clinton, for night. Wameeseav—Will 'proceed
to Dominick Reynold's, jr., con. 6, Hullett, for /mole;
thence to Ernest Farnham's, men. 9, Bulled, for the
night. Tnuasner—Will proceed to Arthur Parson's,
Harlook, for noon ; thence east to Jones' hotel.Lead-
bury. for eight. Famee—Will pro2eed by way of
John Galbraith's th Thomas O'Hara's, con. 8, Mc-
Killop, for noon ; thence by way of Beechwood to
Robert Gibson's, con. 5, for night. Saeurceey—Will
proceed to Dick's hotel, Seaforth, for noon, and re-
main until 5 o'clock ; then proceed home to David
Chesney's, where he will remain until the following
1481-3
Monday morning.
JOHN McGREGOR, Proprietor.
rpai
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als
Iv WM. LEIFER., Proprietor.
0 concession 11, Hullett. and proceed to john Brig -
MONDAY noon, will leave his own stable tot 10,
ham's for the night; TUESDAY, will proceed east along
1111111111411 the boundary and north to Wm. Jackson's for noon ;
Immod thence east to Mrs. J. Sinai's for one hour ; thence
et, to John Harris', Grey, for night ; W/SDNESDA.Y, Will
proceed south to Thomas Souter's, McKillop, for
alanoon ; thence west to Alex. Watt's, Harlook, for
one hour ; thence to his own stable where he will
V/ remain until Friday noon ; FRIDAY, will proceed
proceed east to Archibald Somerville's for noon
Owthence west to his own stable, lot 3, conceselcra 10,
Hulled, where he will remain until the following
rig Monday morning. • 1480-3
fig YOUNG R.A.KERFIELD.
M WILLIAM COLEMAN, Proprietor.
MONDAY, May 4th, will leave his own stable, Lot 16,
Con, 3, Tuckersmith, and proceed east and north to
Wm. Hudson's, con. 7, Tuskerantith, for noon ; then
to Thomas Melady's, con. 2, Hibbert, for night.
TUESDAY—Will go n miles north, then weet to Robt:
Campbell's, 'con. 7, McKillop, for noon ; thence to
Hugh Roes', on3 mile west of Winthrop, for night.
.SPEMAL, NOTICE
A. G. AULT'S Bargain Grocery and aea
Store is headquarters for -all kinds of Tea,
fu Black Green and Japan, and tea dust
also. I am agent for that telebrated Mon-
soon Indian Tea, which is giving such good
satisfaction. Beware of imitations. The
real pure Monsoon Teas are put up in. 1 lb.
and lb. packages and my name is printed
on each prckage, 'My tea trade is inerea,s-
ing every day. I am selling Black-, Green
and Japan Teas 10c per pound less than
those tea pedlars who are going all armind
the country. Try my 15c 20c and 250
Japan Teas. They are rea:lly worth from.
I0c to 15c per pound more. Don't forget to
try the Monsoon Tea. A. G. Ault's Great
Bareain Grocery and Tea Store is head-
quarzlers for Bargains.
Highest Market Prices paid for Butter
and Eggs.
Our direct eonnections will save you
time and money for all points.
Canadian North West
Via Toronto or Chicago,
British Columbia and California
points.
Our rates are the lowest. We have them
to snit everybody and PULLMAN TOUR.
IST CARS for your accommodation. cau
for further information.
Station G. T. R Ticket Office.
Train Service at Seaforth.
Grand Trunk Railway.
suttees as
Trains leave
lollowat
Some wear—
Passenger —
Mixed Train_. --
ems
Mixed Train
Beaforth
and Clinton
Burman. Chantes.
Wellington
Genre Norm—.
GiOnio Souza—
WEDNESDAY—By the way of Roxboro to Seaforth, at
Dick's Hotel, for noon ; thence to his own stable for
, Grey and Bruce
Parieenger. Mixed.
3.27 9.87 10.10
3.87 10,07 11.20
Passenger. .
6.24 11.25 ft 05
6.60 11.59 9.00
night, where he will remain till Friday morning. London, Huron
Fentey—West to Peter Cameron's, con. 4, Stanley. GOING NORTH—
London, depart—
for noon ; thence home to his own stable for the
night, where he will remain until the following Mon -
PRINCE OF MIDLOTHIAN
1481-.4
day morning.
amino', April 27.—Will leave his own stable, lot
22,00n. 2, II. R. S., Tuckersmi•13, and proceed by way
of Broadfoot's bridge to James Nett's! London road,
for oon; thence by way of 3rd concession of Statile ,
let con., Gederich township, to Lindsay Brothers,
for oon • thence by weer of the base line to Rai h
waf of Huron road io Aims, thence north to Thomas
LhOgstonee's, fir noon ; thence east to Roxboro,
thence north to Thomas Dodd's, for night ; Tunes-
prf.—Will proceed north to John Scarlet* for noon;
thence east to Henry Bennewlesa for night ; FRIDAY.
proceed south 21t miles, thence west
thence south to Matthew Purcell's, for noon ; thence
south to Huron road to Michael Heffernan's, for
night ; Serrunesete—Will proceed west to William
Leatherland's, for noon ; thence west by way of
NOM James Cameron's, to his own stable, where he evil
414 remain until the following Monday morning. 1480 3
Wel. and JOHN MOGA.VIN, Proprietors.
MIS 4 MONDAY, MAY 4th.—Will leave his own stable, OM)
taii mile east of Leadbury, and proceed senieh along the
sideroad- to John Campbell's, 7th ooncession, fOr
noon ; thence south to Robert Devereaux's. Huron
road, for night ; Teem:Av.—West to Dick's hotel,
Seeforth, for noon ; thence weet along the Huron
road to Alma, thence north to John Staples', Hi --
burn, for night ; NYRDNRSDAY.—liorth to John Watts',
Earlock, for noon •, thence north to John Young's,
boundary line, Hulled, for night ; Temesner„—East -
to William Taylor's, 9th coneession, Morris, for noon;
thence south along the town line, Mcleillop, to the
12 concession, then east to hie own stable for night ;
FRIDAY.—Will proceed north along the grayel road
to John Robb's, 6th ooncession, Morris, for night ;
SAymmAy.—Bast milea along the 12 ooneession of
Grey, thence south to Hugh Stewart's, 16th ooncess-
bury, where he will remAn until the following Man-
ion, for noon ; thence smith to his own etablei„48I:_ad3 -
day morning,
Jas. Berry and J. Livingstone, Proprietors.
MONDAY—Will leave his own stable at Staffat and
proeed south to Thomee McCurdy's, Thames Road,
Haywood's. for night. Temper—South-west to John
Andreweer.Lot 6, Concession 4, 1Jsborne, for noon ;
thence south to the town line of Bitidulph, A Fred
Devise Lot 8, for night. WzDtrissUAYjla-oUtn Lueau,
st Alexander McFah's hotel, for neon ; thenee west to
George Wear's, jiandeboye, for night. THURFADAY—
South to Moftat's Hotel, Centrals, for noon ; thence
north to Hawkshaw's hotel, Exeter, for night. FRI-
DAY—North-east to John Meyer's, seoond concesslon
of 1Jsborne, for noon • thenoe north te Jai. Berry's,
hotel, for norm ; thence to hie own stable, willre,she
will remein until the following Monday morning.
Jas. Berry and J. Livingstone, Proprietors.
Cookhl Cotton Root Cots ad
Mauttiactured by The
Cook CO., Windsor, Ont.,
and Detroit,Mich., is the
only known safe, reliable
monthly medicine on which. ladies
can depend in "Ma hour and iisne
of need." Every lady who reads
this is requested to inclose two poet -
age stanips, with her address, for
/fit CUM)
and f parutrt
send by ret
An old ph
tinned practi
women, has c
can. be cons
person. Ad
THE C
Boom 3-73
u ars, which we wi
mail in plain. sealed
!clan, 35 years con-
e treating diseases of
arge of the office. and
lted by letter or in
ess our Main office.
OK COMPANY,
. 25a Woodward AT8.1
Detroit, Mich.
yr Cook's otton Root Compound
is sold by all responsible wholesale
and retail ggists inthe Dominion
ofCanada an United tates for One
Dollar per b x.
acter. Hun
with us. About
g or middle aged men of char -
reds foremostin Canada started
4 a week to begin with. The
SON CO., Lin., Toronto, Ont,
1477
CURE
NH6TIGHH
S ILOHS
TAKE
THE
EST
CURE
Hensel— —
Brumfield— --
Londeaboro
Wingham arrive—
Gomel SCUM—
Wingham, depart— --
Londesboro—
and Bruc e.
V.22 6.00
11.87 6.15
9.44 1.20
9.52 6.28
10.12 6.55
10.29 7.14
10.88 7.28
10.52 7,87
11.10 8.00
540 3.47
7.08 4.01
7.10 (.08
7.80 4.28
7.49 4.46
7.b7 4.53
8.06 4.5s
13.25 5.13
VA5 Z.25
Berman— .
London, (arrive) .
50oio. sad
S1.00 Dania
Ow °oat a deco.
44:717 gold. on. is guaraldoeprau &ler&
It owes Inoiglont Comma and VW
boil Om& and °soap Ocala
For sale by L V. FEAR, Seaforth.
Moenee—Will leave his oen stable, Lot 23, Con-
cession 3, Tuckereniith, and proceed iaorth to the
Huron Road, to John Wise's, for noon ; thence by
way of the Huron Road to Seaforth, at Dick's
for night. Tusseee—Will proeeed to his own -stable,
where he will remsen until Thursday morning.
Tsueenee—Will prooeed east by way of Kyle's hotel
to Staffa, for noon ; thence eolith to Exeter, to
Hawkshaw's hotel, for night. FawAY—Proceed north
to his own. stable, where he will remain until She
following Monday morning. 1480-3
SIGN
OF TI1E
CIRCULAR
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JOHN W. KNLR.Se Proprietor.
Motteee—Will leave his own stable, Lot 4, Conces-
sion 12, Mcleillop, and proceed eolith 1i miles, then
east 2e miles, thenee north 11- miles, to Edward
French's, for noon ; thence west to John Langway's
hotel, for night. TuRsDAY —Will proceed east 2i
nines, thence 2i miles south, to McComick Wetter's,
Let 5, Concession 8, Logan, fist noon ; thence eolith
11 miles, thence west to the gravel road, tO
Williams', for night. Wireentseter—Will proceed west
3 miles, theme north to Christian Herbert's, for
_noon ; thenne south 11 miles to Brodhagen corner,
thence west 2e miles, to Joseph Kennetly's shop, for
one hour ; thence home to his owu stable, for night
Tnuesnee—West 11 miles, theirce north to the boun.
&try, to Henry Hamilton's, for noon I thence Death
4 miles, thenee east to Cranbrook, to Long's hotel,
for night. FRIDAY—East 11 miles, thence south th
the 16th concession of Grey, *once east to Hartwell
math to George Clark's, for night. BAYUEDAY—Will
proceed smith mid east to his owo stable, where he
will rematn until the following Monday rooming.
1430-3
F. GUTTERIDGE
Sole Agent in Sea -forth for
Usher's Queenston Cement,
Also on hand a fell line of Portland Cement, and
eselph and Acton Lime. Full instractiens as to use
given. Prices right.
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JOHN MORRISON, Reeve, Winthrop P. O.
WILLIAM ARCHIBALD, Deputy -Reeve,
WM. McGAVIN, Councillors LeedhlleY
JOSEPH 0. MORRISON, Councillor, BeechW
JOHN C. MORRISON, Clerk, Winthrop P.O.
DAVID M. ROILS, Treasurer Wintbrop P. O.
RICHARD POLLARD, leaultery _Inspector,
"- CRAWFORD and SPECIALS.
a eve AN ss-cono-4tAi40*
We sell everywhere.
aerie niefo AND XXICE111.3.111
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