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IMPORTANT NOTICES.
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J.1101EINNA, Dominion and Provincial Ina
• Surveyor, Member of theAssoolation cf Ontario
adeorveyors, Ontarim
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asaainpOransION•••••eaawalm......
EZD OTS FOR SALE. -For sale, Siberian Oats,
0 suitable for seed, warranted clean, In 1296 '
these Oats yielded 112 bushels to the acre, bin year
*hey yieldea 85. Apply on lot 29, Commotion 19,
Hibbert, JOHN TAYLOR. Chiselhurst P. 0.
151841
TOHN BEATTIE, Clerk af the Seoond Division
etl Couria COUletV COmmiadoner, of Huron, Con-,
veyancer, Land, Loan and Intmranoe Agent. rands
invested and to Lean. Office -Over Sharp &
Ivens' store, Main street, Seaforth. 1289
Air OEM TO LEND. -Money to lend in eurea of
ine $now and upwards on good farm property, at
lowest rates of interest. Payments made to suit
borrower. T.his is net loan companies fund,. A
choice Tucker/oath farm for side cheap. Apply to
A. MOONS, first door south at Jackson's store, I
Egraondvilie. 1504t1 1
"LIARM To RENT. -To rent Let 32, Concession 8,
witbin three utiles of Seaforth. It
contains 106 sores, nearly all clewed and in a high
state of cultivation. Brick house and good bank
barns, and close to school, will rent for 5 yeam Ap-
ply on the premises or address, JOHN MI:MILLAIS,
Box 133, Seaforth. 1620-4 .
MEACHER WANTED. -Mile teacher wanted for
j. School Section No, 4, Grey, holding a profes-
siohal second or third elms certificate. Applications
received up to February 17th, deities to commence
March lst, 1897. Oemmunications forwarded to
undersigned. EDWARD BRYAIIS, Secretary,
Jamestown. 1521x4
I-11TM VICTORIA Her Life and Reign; great
himorio work, sells on eight to thousands.
Loed Dofferin introduces it to Canadians in glowing
words. Easy to make $20.00 a week, some make
twice that. Many make more in spare time than
during day at regular employment. This year's
Great Sexagenary Celebratione are booming it.
'Books on time. Prospectus free to eativaesers.
Territory going fest THE BRADLEY -GARRET -
SON CO., Ltd., Toronto, Ontario.
$ 300 Private funds to loan at lovsest
$ 500 rates of interest in sums to suit
$ 700 borrowers. Loans can be corn -
$1,000 pleted and money advanced
$1,500 within two days. Apply to R.
$2,500 S.HAYS, Barrister,&c.,Seaforth,
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STOCK FOR SALE.
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WIND SPLIT TREES.
Row Theme Nay Be Saved by Aid of Bolt
and Nuts.
In a public park in one of our large
cities a magnificent speoimen of the
white snit which had been long fained
for its magnificent size and fine propor-
• Mona was ordered taken down by the
park superintendent beoause it had been
wind shaken in some such manner sus
indicated in the sketch, and it was re-
garded as dangerous to life in that con-
dition. Tears were actually shed by
some tender hearted tree lovers over the
fallen trunk. Meehan's Monthly after.
citing the foregoing hits the following
to say concerning the treatment of wind
split trees:
. It does not seem to be generally known
that much injuries may be assisted by a
bolt and nuts, as
nhOVin in • the
sketch. A half
inolvrod is quite
strong enough,
and inch incite are
all that is need-
ed. The nuta
will become com-
pletely imbedded
by the tree
growth in a few
years, with no
bad result. By
the help of ropes
on the upper
portion of the
branches and
help from the ONE WAY TO SAVE A
wrench on the TREE.
COWS AND SHEEP FOR SALE. -For sale, three
good miloh cows, to calve soon; also eix breed- nuts the cleft oan be drawn together so
ing ewes and a stack of draw. Apply to ALEX. closely that the wood will eventually
GRAY, Mill Road, Tuokersmith. 1`..22x4 ,
grow together again -that is, the new
URHAM BULLS FOR SALE. -For sale two growth will cover the cleft, for old
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FOR BETTER FARMING.
Alas Edneatieaal Scheme Proposed Ifor NaW
York State.
For three years Professor Bailey of
Cornell university has had charge of the
work begun under thee Nixon bills and
•restricted to certain pills of the state of
New York. He now announces that the
period of experiment is g an end and
the methods tested are recommended
for enlargement. Professor Bailey, in a
talk with a Buffalo Express correspond-
antgave a resume of the work done few years ago he Buffered from an attack
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Man Years iidded to the. Lives of
those who Use this Great
Discoveru.
What a Windsor Resident of 70
years of Age Says.
Mr. James S'llerw-oo71-, '117.1rideor, Ont.,leas
attained the ripe onl age of 70 years. A
of paralysis, and a second attack carnen
and the policy he will recommend. To el icrit vtelviyeino nt hsse go. _ The result of this
begin with, four methods of instructing
trm baas
l toe rtousty dsranffe his di.-
farmers to better farming have been ex-
• perimented with. First of these is the
publication and free distribution of bul-
• letins reporting results of investigations,
causes and means of prevention of in-
sects, pests, eto. The second method is
that of establishing "model farnis" in
different localities. The other two
methods under trial have been forma of
school teaching, one of teaching the
Ifarmers and the other of teaching.their
children. The lad owes its origin to the
Society for the Promotion of Agricul-
ture.
In extending the work begun under.
the Nixon bills the first thing necessary
is the preparation of teachers.. In this
Cornell university will take the lead.
Aside from graduates any one interested
In agriculture can find free instruction
here in dairy husbandry, veterinary sci-
ence and hortiuglture. Second, every
normal echool in the state except one his
agreed to add to ite required curriculum
a course destined to prepare -its gradu-
ates to give instruction in nature study
to the children in the district schools.
Textbooks will be needed, and the ag-
ricultural experiment station at Cornell
will meet the need by ti special series of
bulletins, which, under the franking
privilege. can be placed free of charge
in the hands of every district school
teacher in thestate.
When the work is extended from 22
counties to the entire state, and from
horticulture merely, to which the pro-
visions of the Nixon bills have hitherto
been confined, to general agriculture, the
thing gets too big to be carried on along
with the regular university duties. Pro-
fessor Bailey will therefore reconemend
the establishment of it state bureau of
correspondence and instruction. Under
this- bureau all sections of the state
•would be coherently Organized. One,
two or three hours weekly of ineyuotion
in nature study in the distriot sohools
is to be provide i for by law. Cornell
will come in as an agency for investi-
gating difficult problem and supplying
clearly written information regarding
them in franked bulletins. The univer-
sity will be ready to send a scientific
expert to the spot wherever new plant
disease shows itself, or there are peohl-
iar looal conditions. There areother
items to be recommended by Professor
Bailey, finch as the preparation of a sort
of Chautauqua honie reading course
for farmers and the formation of a little
library of standard Works on agricaltur-
al topics in every district schoolhouse.
• plisoellaneons Fodder Crops..
Bojo beano, green and black vaeieties,
grown at the Vermont station sines 113111
have proved eatisfaotory. No other le -
ominous hoed crop has given better re-
turns in tonnage of green fodder, dry
'matter or protein. The green' -variety
yielded at the rate of eti tons green and -
2 tons dry fodder and nearly one-qaarter
of a ton of protein -to the acre. Good
growths were made of hairy and spring
vetches, with and without oats, butt after
experience with these crops for several
years at the Vermont station they are
considered uneqnah to peas and oats.
Serradella yielded about a ton of dry
matter per acre and. is recommended as
a promising forage orop that is rich in
protein.
young thoroughbred Durbam bulls, both r
in color, and one m 11 months and the other 12
months old. Apply en Lot 22; Concession 11, Mc-
Killop. JOHN MORRISON, Winthrop P. 0. 1522
"DULLS FOR SALE. -Never so good, never so
Mt cheap, five Shorthorn Bulls, aged from '9 to 22
months old, at about half former prices, come and
see them, terms to suit purchaser. DAVID MILNE,
Ethel, Ontario. 15184f.
wood is dead wood, and that cannot
unite. -
Bands connected by attains have been
sometimes used to prevent further sepa-
ration of a cleft, but these prevent the
growth and act like girdling, the final
result being the death of the portion
above the band.
YOUNG BULLS FOR SALE. -For sale three
young thoroughbred Durham Bulls, froth 7 to 20
roonths, registered pedigrees ; red in color. Sold A Unique Stable.
to snit the tin -es. THOMAS CUDIllORE, ,,Lot 30,
A contributor to The Country Gentle -
Concession 5, Usborne, Lumley P. 0. 15.74f
man gives this illustrhted description of
110IGS FOR SALE AND FOR SERVICE. -The an Ohio stable as an example of niaking
undersigned, breeder of Large English Berk-
ohirernhas for sale boars and sows in farrow. He wM good use of common, cheap materials at
oleo keep for service the stock boar, "1 King Lee," hand in producing harmonioue results:
I Mr George Green of Fairview, The log first story is 16 by 16 in clear.
The upper story projects 18 inches on
each side and 3 feet at the front, giving
space for stairway outside. The upper
aft
and winner at Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa. Term
-$1 payable at the time of service with the privilege
of returning if neceesau, if booked 81.60. JAMES
IIORRANCE, Lot 26, Concession 6, IleKiliop, &a-
fore& P. 0. 1465-52
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
ef HESTER WHITE PIG FOR SERVICE. -The
ondereigned will keep for servioe on Lot 26,
Concession 15, L. R. S., Tockeramith, a thoroughbred
Chester White Boar. This animal took first prize
at all the local shows hest fall. Terms $1, at time of
service, with the privilege of returning if eteoessary,
or 81.50 if booked. JAMES GEMMILL. 152218
DIG FOR SERVICE. -The undersigned will keep
J _, on Lot 211 Huron Road, Tuokersmitk, an im-
proved -Yorkshire pig, *eoently purcluesed from Mr.
Rune), of Edgremont, and to which a limited
number of sows will be taken. Terms. -One dollar
payable at the time of service, with privilege of re-
turning if necessary. JOHN B. HENDERSON,
1617x4-8
MABEWORTH BOAR POR SERV10E.-The under -
J. signed will keep for service, at the Brumfield
Cheese Factory, a thoroughbred Tamworth Boar.
with registered pedigree. Terme, $1; payable at
time of service with privilege of returning if notes -
'cry. HUGH MoCARTNEY, Bruoefield, 140541
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DULL FOR SERVICE. The undersigned has on
_US Lot 32, Concessinn 2, MoKillop, (Roxboro'
) a
thoroughbred Durham, recently purohased from the
herd of Mr James Broadfoot, Tuckeremith, to which
a limited number of cows will be admitted. Terms.
-One dollar payable at the time of service with the
privilege of returning if necessary. JOHN SCOTT.
1520x4
MAMWORTH PIG FOR SERVICE, -The under-
j.signed has for service on lot 32, concession 3,
)!cKillop, a thcro'bred Tamworth pig, to which a
limited number of sows will be taken. Thi. is fin
extra, good pig and breeders find it advantageous te
cross their tlerkshire sows with this breed of pig.
Terms $1, with privilege of returning if necessary.
JOHN McMILLAN 1505xtf
BOARS FOR SERVICE -For servioe on Lot 10,
Concession 7, Stanley. Firs1 Prize, (4121) bred
by Thomas Teaedale, Concord, Ontario. Sire Baron
Lee, 4th (3444) dam Lady 2872. 'Varna Duke, (3771)
bred by T. G. Snell, Edmonton, Ontario. Sire Star
one (imp) (3071,) dam Trainer Bell (imp 2886).
Terme 81. for gradee and $5. for registered sowi,
at time of service, with privlige of returning• if
eceisary. WM. McALLISTER. 1607 tf
DULLS - AND FIG. -The undersigned has
ID on Lot 27, Concession 8, Bibbed, a
thoroughbred Berkshire Boar, to which a
limited number of sows will be taken.
Terms -One dollar poyable at the time of service,
with the privilege of returning if necessary. He
also has two registered , Durham bulls for sale.
They are about 20 months old, and in every respect
ret class animals. DAVID HILL, Staffa P. 0.
i09 -t1
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
TIOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. -For sale, a de-
ll Arable house and lob in the town of Seaforth,
opposite the Collegiate Institute. For partioulsre
apply to T. F. COLEMAN, Seaforth. 152141
organs, and oomph/alto nervom
troubles followed. He obtained from La-
belle dk, Co.. of 'Windsor, a hot tla of South
American `Nervina. It had 'ir.n immediate
effect oat the stomach troublb, and on the
nervea, belles ntreng, Owning the heart's
tictiotn. which had become ivoak. He says :
" I cohshlor it the best of medicines. It
iota ielleved inc of pain, built up my health,
fc•iv years ago ho Buffered from an attack
and has given me a good appAite.. I will
1:1 ways keep it in my house.' At this ada-
soh, )trying to all, but especially to the
old and very young, a safe and effective
tonic should he kept at hand. South Am-
erican Nervins is the best on the market.
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Buying a Paper.
From the Christian lntelligencer we copy
the following story • "Here, boy, let me
have a Sun.'
"Can't hohow, mister."
"Why not? You ve go them. I heard
you a minute ago crying them loud enough
to be heard at the City Hall."
"Yes, but that was down Vother block,
ye know, where I hollered."
"What does that matter? Vome, now,
no fooling; hand me a pipe.. I'm in a
hurry."
"Couldn't sell you no paper on this here
block, mister, cos it b'Iongs to Limpy. He's
just up the furder end now; you'll meet
him." ,
"And w, ho is Limpy, pray? And why
does he have this especial block ?"
"Cos ns other kids agreed to let him have
it. Ye see it's a good run on 'count of the
offices all along, and the poor chap is that
lame he Can't get around lively like the rest
of us, so we agreed that the first one caught
sellin' on his beat ehould be lit on and
thrashed.; See !"
" Yes,
sort of br
" Well
a little
bet ?"
"Ther3 comes Limpy now ; he's a
tunate bdy to have stich friends."
Thegentleman bought two papers from
him, and went on his way down town, won-
dering how many men in business would re-
fuse an opportunity to sell their wares, in
order to give a weak, halting brother a
chance in a clear field.
CAN CURE ASTHMA.
A Lea4ing Physician's Discovery.
HE WILT, PROVE IT FREE': OF CHARGE To
• EVERY SUFFERER IN SEAFORTH.
BALE
Flax Mills, Farms,
Farming Stock, &c.,
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
AN MHO LOG BTABLE.
story is shingled and stained light
brown; roof, mossy green. There is a
roomy haymow and bran bin above, the
bran being drawn out of shoot below by
post shown in sketch. It is "daubed' ,
inside with lime mortar, and inakes an ,
exceedingly comfortable stable for two
horses, or three sometimes.
The curve in roof is given by having
main rafters end at plate, and short raft-
ers for eaves' projection are then nailed
on at less angle. Apiece of 1 by 4 across
the splice holds all solid, and by cutting
off the angle helps round out the curve,
which, after sheeting and shingles are
on, is as regular as could be desired.
Roof is half pitch; eavee and gables
project 24 inches. The cost hi about 1100.
No carpenter was allowed on the ground.
Logs are not plentiful everywhere.
These we some from which the butte '
had been 'fold and were only valuable
for firewood. Bark is on and creepers
planted round. It etanda in the edge of
a wood.
Nulate of Potash.
It bad been observed that crops grown
on the experiniental plats at the inasea-
ohusetts etaticM which had received ap-
plications of Muriate of potash for a
number of years in succession were un-
healthy in appearance, and it was sus-
pected that this condition was due to a
loss of lime from the soil. Five hundred
T. E. -House and lot for sale cheap, on to 600 pounds p
he er acre of lime "was ap-
Mr. A. Nichol. Thouse contains seven MOM, plied broadcast early in the spring and
North 2dain Street, Seaforth, occupied by
yeah room and wood shed. Apply on the premlsee subsectuently plowed under before pre -
A. Nichol. 1614at.1.
paring the soil for manuring and seed-
UILDING LOTS FOR SALE -For sale, Lots 18 ing. The succeeding crops of Oath looked
Band 19, VanEgmond's Survey, in Eginondville,
west of the Presayterian Churoh, containing quarter healthy from the beginning to the end
of an acre each. ------ re very desirable building of the season.
LAND, Seaforth. The conclueion is reached that a lib-
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sites and will be sold cheap. Apply to JOHN FOL1 eQQ1
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COMFORTABLE PLACE FOR SALE -For sale
hey. There are between 28 and 30 sores, all cleared, OT me, and that it 18 Safer tO u80 thin
of cultivation. There is a cheap, 410 farm of the undersigned -in Harpur-
lime, good frame hcuso, barn and driving shed, It is salt on a deep soil with a permeable
drained and in a good state
I.use of muriate of potash should be
accompanied by periodical applications
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within a mile of Seaforth, and is admirably adapted allbs011 than upon oil with
a shallow s
a ardener or a email dairy farm. Apply Compact subsoil, since in the latter case
for market g
the proprietor on the preV" harmful ohloridee are ltkely to acouniu-
to premises, ISAAC -MILLER.
late near the surface to the injury Of
the
10?. SLE. -Licensed Hotel property for sale in roots of the plants.
o_u the \ lit e of Egmondville, three quarters of
Parsley In Cold Frames.
_ Parsley in cold frames, to be kept sue -
an acre of hot i, good orchard and barn, everything
in good repair. This house bas always done a good
Also for sale or to rent one new brick
house, with one quarter an acre of land, good atablei
every convenience, all in the village of Egniondville.
For particulars apply to J. DALY, Egmondville P.O.
or to T. DALY, Seatorth P. 0. 1522 -t -f
110USES FOR SALE. -For sale cheap or to rent,
on the corner of John and Sparling Streets, a
brick house, containing 10 rooms, bestdes closets
with a good cellar and furnace, hard and soft water
inside, and all other convenieneea, with a stable on
the let, also two lots with frame houses for sale on
Market Street. Apply to CHARLES H. BART -
LIFE, Seaforth. 1521-4 I
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. -For sale, a neat •
and comfortable residence and a good lot, on
Jarvis Street, Seaforth, near the old market site.
The home contain sitting room, kitchen, two bed-
rooms, and pantries. Also a wood -shed. Hard and
sea water. The lot is well planted with large and
am' all fruit trees. It is conveniently and pleasantly
situated, and will be 6o1d at a bargain. Apply on
the premises, or to W. A. WORTH, Seaforth.
• 15164f
HOUSE FOR SALE. -For sale, cheap, the house
and lot on William Street, owned and oc-
cupied byldr. S. Bennett. The house contains ten
rooms, besides closets, with stone cellar under the
whole holm, together with a wood shed. A good
astern and well, and all other conveniencea. The
house has only been built seven years. Ite is well
arranged pleenrantly situated and will be sold cheap
as the owner intends leaving town. Apply on the i
Purest and Be-st for Table and Dairy
premises to the Proprietor of to JAMES 'WATSON,
No adulteration. Seaforth. - 15164f on. Never cakes. '
iessfully through the winter, roust have
the soil thoroughly well banked up
around the frames, or probably half rot-
ted leaves and manure would be better.
With care as risgards (layering the sash
with shutters, salt hay, or anything
handy, to keep out frost, this will an-
swer the purpose -of course giving air
every possible chance.. We grow in cold
frames nearly all our parsley for winter
use, but for this purpose seed should be
mown femme time in July; otherwise the
plants are.weak. Oor. Amerioan. Gar-
dening.
In consequence of the death of the late Mr. John
Livingston, of the firm of J. & J. Livingeton, flax -
millers, of Baden, oistowel and elsewhere, and in
order to wind up the partnerehip estate, there will
be sold by PUIeLIC AUCTiON, the following proper-
ties, on the days and at the times and places herein-,
after specified, viz. :
AT THE CITY OF STRATFORD,
on Miniday, March 8th, 1897, at 1 o'clock in the
afternoon, at & Livingston's fax mill, parcel
one -One frame fax mill, and the lands and premises
connected therewith, being lots Nos. 465, 466, 483
and 484, as ehewn on Robinson's survey of lots 46,
46, and 47, in the let conaeseion of the township of
South Easthope, but now in the city of Stratford,
with the other buildings situate thereon, and the
engine, boiler'scotching knives, brakes and other
machinery on the premises, including the shovels,
forks and other like implements used in the
premiees.
AT THE VILLAGE OF TAVISTOCE,
do see. So you newsboys have a
therhood among yourselves ?"
we're a' goin' to look out
cove what's lame, anyhow,
for
you
for -
on Tuesday, March 91h, at 1 ondock in the afternoon,
at J. & J. Livingston's fax mill, parcel one -The
new frame fax mill and the land and premises eon-
nected therewith, being part of the west hell of lot
85, in the 184h conoeseion of East Zona, in the
county or Oxford, oontaining two acres, more or
lege, with the other buildings situate thereon, and
the engine, boiler, scotching knives, brakes and
other machinery on the premises, including the
shovels, forke, and other like implements need in
the premises.
AT THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH,
on Wednesday, March 10th, at 1 o'clock in the after-
noon, at J. & J. Livingston'e fax mill, parcel one -
The brick fax mill, and the lands and premises con-
nected therewith, being Block Letter " A " in Gou-
inleok's eurvev, of pad of the town of Seaforth, with
the other builaings situate thereon, and the engine,
boiler, scotching knives, brakes and other machin-
ery on the premises, including the shovels, forks,
and other like implements used in the premises.
AT THE VILLAGE OF BLYTH,
on Thursday, March Ilth, at 1 o'clock in the after-
noon, at J. & J. Livingston's flax mill,' parcel one -
One frame fax mill, and the lands and premises con-
nected therewith, being comported of lots No. 187,
168, 189, 190, 191, 19 Ids, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199,
200, 201, 2C2, 20E4, 201, 205, 296, 207, 208, 209, 210 and
211 in Kelly's survey, being subeilvision of lot No. 1,
In the 9th concession of the township of Morris, but
now in the village of Blyth, as shown on a map made
by A. Bay, P. L. S., with the other buildings situate
thereon, and the engine, boiler. scotching knives,
brakes and other machinery on the premisee, inclnd-
ing the shovels, forks and other like implements
used in the premises.
AT THE VILLAGE 08' BRUSSELS,
on Friday, March 124h, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon,
at J. 4t. J. Livingeton's fax mill, paroel one -One
frame fax mill, and the lauds and premises connect
ed therewith, being lot No. 442, on the corner of
King and James streets, in the said village of Brus-
sels, containing one.half an acre, Weatherall's Pur-
vey, with the other buildings situate thereat', and
the engine, boiler, scotching knives, brakes and
other machinery on the premises, including the
shovel's, !mice and other like implements used in the
promises; parcel two --One frame dwelling house
and the lands connected therewith, being the east
half of village lot No. 156, on James Strimt, in the
*mid village, containing one-fifth of an acre, more or
less; parcel three -one farm containing 98 acres,
more or less, being composed of lot No. N 29, in
the 61h concession of the township of Morris, -with
the frame dwelling house, stable, barn, storehouse,
eto, situate thereon, 24 acres of fall wheat now in
the ground.
Cod Liver 011 as a Food Adjunct.
It is said that cod liver oil is being
recommended in England in ratione for
milk cows, pigs and doge. It is claimed
that it increases the fat content of the
milk without injuriously, affecting the
quality. Being an animal fat, it is said
to be more easily digestible than many
vegetable fats used in rations for Galin
and is recommended for that purpose.
Experiments are suggested on its effect
on the quality of meat, milk and bacon
by a station bulletin.
It is but natural that sufferers from that
terrible disease known as "Asthma." after _
treating with doctors and trying without
avail, numberless remedies advertised as
"positive cures" have come to the conclu-
sion that there is no cure for this most dis-
tressing of diseases, and can be pardoned
for being still skeptical, when they learn
that Dr. Rudolph Schiffinann, the recog-
nized authority, who in thirty years of ex-
perience as a. medical practitioner,has treat-
ed more cases of Asthma and its kindred
than any living doctor, has at last achieved
SUC0688 by perfecting a remedy Which not
only gives instant relief, even in the worst
and most inveterate of cases, but has cured
thousands of sufferers who were coneidered
incurable.
Knowing that in making this broad claim
a strong doubt may exist in the minds of
many who have been duped by fraudulent
nostruins, and that a personal test will
establish the truth of his claims Dr. Schiff -
man authorizes this paper to announce'that
any sufferer from Asthma, Bronchitis, Nasal
Catarrh or Hay Fever, who will send him
their address plainly written on a postal
card will receive a free trial package of Dr.
Schiffroann's Asthma Cure absolutely free
of charge. To accept this most generous
and extraordinary offer involves only the
cost of a postal car4 and the remedy un-
doubtedly possesses the merit he claims for
it, otherwise the Doctor would not openly
invite sufferers to test it absolutely free of
charge, before purchasing; even paying the
postage on the sample himself. • This offer is
not good after March lst, so persons desir-
ing to avail themselves of the same should
promptly send their address to Dr, R.
Schiffman, 920 Rosisbel street, St, Paul,
Minnesota, U.S.A.
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Good' Trent Oat*.
Here's'a gate for the front yard that
neither the dog nor the hogs can open
nor the boys leave open after them. At
least that is the recommendation given
by The Farm Journal, from whioh this
out is reproduced:
The upper hinge is simply an ordinary
hook and eye. B is the lower one (en-
larged), which does the shutting.- 18
e'Ra
1 N.
AT THE TOWN OF LISTOWEL,
on Saturday, March 13th, at 1 o'clock in the after-
noon, at J. &J. Livingston's fax mill, parcel one -
One farm containing 60 acres, more or less, being the
south 40 acres of the north half of lot 27, in the lst
conceseion tif the township of Eima, in the county of
Perth, and tbe south 20 acres of the north half of
lot 28, in the lst concession of the said township, oir
which are a frame dwelling and a kitchen, and a
frame bank barn; parcel two -One farm containing
100 acres, more or less, known as the McMillan farm,
being lot No. 88 in the lst concession of the township
of Wallace, in the county of Perth, on which are a
frame house with kitohen, and a barn and draw
shed, 80 acres being under cultivation; parcel three
-The farm stook and implements now in or upon
the above mentioned farms -'-see posters; parcel four
-One frame fax mill, and the lands and premises
connected therewith, being parts of the north halves
of lots 88 and 84, in the 1s1 concession of era -
ship of Elena, containing 75 scree, more or Iese,
the other buildings eituate thereon, and the e
boiler, scotching knives, brakes and other mac ery
on the premises, including the shovels, forts tend
other like implements used 10*10 premises; parcel
five -That parcel of land on which is situate the red-
. donee of the late John Livingston, fronting on the
Main street, in the town et Listowel, being part of
lots No. 88 and 34, on which lands are situate the
large two story brick dwelling house occupied by the
late Livingston, with stable belonging thereto', also a
frame dwelling houee situate on the same premiees,
and fronting on • Street; word elx-Two
brick dwelling houses with kitchens attached, and
the lands connected therewith.
AT THE TOWN OF PALMERSTON,
on Monday, March 16th, at 1 o'clock in the after-
noon, at J. &J. Livingston's fax mills, parcel one -
One farm containing 86 scree, more or lees, being
partly in the township of Wallace, in the county of
Pertheand partly la the town of Palmerston, in the
county of Wellington, being composed -as to de-
noription-of the south half of the south half
of the north half of lot eighteen, in the 10th
conceeeion of the townehip of Wallace, and lots No.
3, 5, 6, 9, 10 and 11, on tke south side of Yonge
street, and part of lot No. 18, on Queen street, in
the said town of Palmerston, on which is situate a
frame dwelling house, with kitchen attatched, and
bank barn an straw shed; parcel two -One frame
fax mill, and the lands and premises connected
therewith, being lot No 7, on the easterly side of
Queen street, in the town of Palmerston, containing
two acres, more or loon otherwise known as the fax
mill lot, with the other buildings situate thereon,
and the engine, boiler, scotching knives, brakes and
other machinery on the premises, including the
shovels, forks and other like implements used in the
premises.
AT THE VILLAGE OF LINWOOD,
olden
Lien
We Still Continue our Sale of
TWEEDS, WORSTECOS, &c.•
,
As we have some Great Bargains yet to offer. We are
missions to dispose of all, as we intend giving up this line
of our business. Now is your chance to get a good suit for
Spring wear. A perfect At guaranteed.
J. L. SMITH Seaforth
, •
NEXT TO 0. W PAPST'S BOOKSTORE.
THE GREAT ItEllEDY."
The testimony of hundreds in Seaforth, confirmed by repeated orders from
Toronto, London, Ottawa, Hamilton, Montreal and many other places, is that
LUMSDEN c WILSON'S
Royal Glyceratsil Balsam of 'Fir
Is the one remedy that excels all othe0 for the safe and. speedy cure of Coughs
Hoarseness, Soreness or infiammation-in the throat or bronchial tubes, and all
kindred affections, including incipient. consumption. Its healing and soothing
properties are truly wonderful. The most distressing coughs of long standing
have been known to yield to a few drops of this magic balni. It is equally Sllitte
able for all ape, and can be procured from almost every dealer, but see that they
do not put you off with something that they say is "just as good". Get the .
genuine article. If your dealer has not got it, he can easily procure it froni any
wholesale drug or patent medicine firm, Or direct from the manufacturers,
Humorous.
A lady cyclist in knickerbockers was rid-
ing in the neighborhood of Wareham. She
lost her way, and seeing a countryman in
front,li rode up to him, alighted, and said :
"Can you tell me if this is the right way
to Wareham ?"• The man looked her up and
down with great attention, and then slowly
replied : " 'Yes, miss -yes ; you seem to
have got 'em on all right."
• AN IDVANTAGF.0178 GATE.
has tWo curved branches, with a half
circle at the end of each, which ehut
against two square staples, driven into -
the post a little each side of the middle.
The gate opens either way, and when
open rests on one. or the other of the
1 curved branches and its ooprespondiag
ataple. When shut, it rests on both.
The latch in sinsply a straight piece of
iron pivOted at the back end that it aisy
play up aad down, and when tike gate
"slams" slide bp over the slopiag rad
of the oats* A aad drop into **IMO
in the middle.
Some very curious changes of names have
taken place in foreign marriages, For
instance, a Mr. Bacon once married a Miss
Beans ; a Mies Pane married a Mr. Glass;
and a Mr. Tee united himself to Miss Ket-
tle ; Mr. Fishmarried Miss Hook; and a,
man nameol Catt had the fortune to marry a
fl
Mis Mew.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED AT
THE HURON EXPIAITOR OFFICE,
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO.
NO WITNESSES REQUIRED,
----
A gentleman shooting over a friend's
estate in Essex pointed to a dog and asked
the keeper what was its name.
"1 know," was the keepers's reply.
d
" I dare say you do or I should not have
d you. Then, what'e the name ef the
k -and -white one ?"
You know," "said the keeper.
"If I did I should not have askedyou."
Swallowing his indignation at the fe low s
conduct, he tried one more question. "Will
you tell me the name of the one nearest to
me 1?"
`1.Ax him," said Gaiters, and was then
told he was an impudent fellow. The blame,
after all, rested with the keeper'e master,
who had facetiously named the three dogs
In6, Uno and , Axum.
,
ask
bla
I
LVIVI,SbEN & WILSON,
CHEMISTS AND -DRUGGISTS,
SCOTT'S BLOCK,
MAIN sTREET
S1 LAFORT±±,
on Tuesday, March 16th, at 1 o'clock in the after-
noon, at the fax - nilil, parcel one -One fax
with ' the lauds and premises connected therewith,
being lots No. 16 and 17, and the south half of lot
18, on the south side of King street, in the villas. of
Linwood, in the county of Waterloo, and lots No. 23,
24 and 25 in Wright's part of the survey of the vil-
lage of Linwood, as shown on map flied in the regis-
try office, and also Iota No. 21 and 22, in the sante
surrey, with other buildings situate thereon, and
the engine, boiler, scotching knives, brakes and
ether machinery on the premises, including the
shovels, forks and other like implements used in the
premises.
AT WELLESLEY VILLAGE,
on Wednesday. March 17th, at 1 o'clock in the after-
noon, at J. & J. Livingston'e fax mill, parcel one -
One frame fax mill, and the lands and premises con-
nected therewith, being part of lot No. 13, in the
2od conoession, in the eastern section of the town-
ship of Wellesley, in the county of Waterloo, eon-
taining three sores, more or less, with the other
buildings situate thereon, and the engine, boiler,
scotching knives, brakes, and other machinery on
the premises, including the shovels, forks and other
like implements used in the promises; parcel two -
One farni containing 109 acres, more or less, being
the east part of lot No. 18, in ihe 3rd ooncession et
the eastern section of the township of Wellesley, in
the county of Waterloo, and a small parcel ot two
sores, being part of lot No. 18, in the bta concession,
eastern section of the said township. On title farm
are erected ene frame dwelling house and a frame
barn -100 acres under cultivation, 15 acres _being
In fall wheat.
1‘ Now, Thomas," said the teacher,
"write me a sentence in which the words
pine and butternut are used." And Thomas
wrote: "The fellow felt ;mighty tough,
when him his best girl cut :First he thought
he'd pine away, and then he thought he'd
biitternut."-Detroit Journal.
I The Best Year in Your Lives.
A New Year. Let it be the best in your
lives. Try and do good. to everyone. Pray
1
much for those you love and those you wish
to love. Don't allow an old quarrel to out-
live the old year. Make it up. Jesus died
for that very person you think you cannot
forgive. Go across the street and shake
hands, and bury old gores with the old
year. Be friends with all, for God loves
all. Be sure that He cares for you in
quICKGURE
A change of
Expression
Children's teeth are
often sacrificed by
-neglect-Woe often
ohs tows am sake. extracted before Bac Quickens. 414 its work. 0
their successors no --
pear -too -often cause needless suffering. Every mother should have in
the holm
" Qui
- ckure9/
L. S.j. Andrea, Montreal, says; "Quiskeare" overeomes the
pait
quickly; gives relief for a long time; is especially valuaple for children's
teeth which should not be extracted mai-their successors appear, It is
perfectly safe to use at all awes, And does not injure the teeth as many
other remedies used for toothache do." Ask your druggist for it,
-ideuss.--.4111111C2.11`•-•-)1' QUICKURE
lt,EAD THIS • CAREFULLY.
STARTLING NEWS FOR TIIE-
1.1-w
We wish to return thanks to all who so generously responded to the invita
tion to call and inspect our goods and compare prices. We wish to particularly
address ourselves to the good people of Tuckersmith and the southern portion of
Hibbert, as they may think we are too far up town. Now, we think we are
able and in a position to show you goods-cornbined wish courteous treatment -
that, will, if you favor us with a call, make yOu permarken( customers, The fel-
lowing are some of our prices for our
GREAT FEBRUARY SALE.
Overcoats that were $10.50, reduced to $8 atter Jan, 7th;9
Overcoats that were $8.50, reduced_ to $7.25 after jail. 7th
Overcoats that were $7.50, reduced to $6.25 after Jan. 7th
Overcoats that were $6.50, reduced to $5 after Jan. 7th
Men's Fur Coats that were $42, reduced to $36.75 "
Men's Fur Coats that were *38, reduced to $32
AT THE VILLAGE OF BADEN,
on Thursday. March nth, at 1 o'clock in the after-
noon, at J. & J. Livingston's fax mill, parcel one -
One farm containing 840 acres, more or less, being
lot No. 16, on the north side of Snider'e road, in the
townehip of Wilmot, in the county of Waterloo, and
parts of lot No. 14 on the north eide of Snider's road,
in the said township. On this parcel is eituate the
large two story brick residence et James Livingston,
Esq., M. P. On thiti parcel heals° situate a brick fax
mill, which, with the other buildiegs situate on this
parcel, with the engine, boiler, scotching knives,
brakes and other machinery used in the fax busi-
ness, will be sold with this panel. All except about
18 acres are in a good state of cultivation -100 acres
In fall wheat; parcel two -One farm containing 75
mores, more or less, being part of lot No. 16, on the
south side of Snider's road, in the township of Wil-
mot, on wbioh are erected a brick dwelling house
and frarne bank barn, 24 acres beiug in fall wheat;
parcel three -The farm stooke end implements now
In or upon the a,boye mentioned farm -see posters;
parcel four -Lots NO. 42, 43, 44 and 46, on the east
Lade of Foundry street, as shewn on the plan of. the
village of Baden, on which are situate two brick one
and a half story dwelling houses and a bakery, situ-
ate on lot No. 42.
TERMS, -Ten per cent. to be paid down at the
time of sale. The purchasers of fax mills will be re-
quired topay 40% in addition on obtaining their con-
veyance, the balance payable in one and two years,
with interest at 6%, to be secared by mortgage on -
the premises. The purclamers of farms will be re-
quired t,o pay 30% in addition; on completion of the
sale, the balance payable in four equal annual instal-
ments, with interest at 6% to be eecured by mortgage
on the premises. The purchasers of farm dock, Imple-
ments), etc., must pay in cash for all purchases under
$5. For purchases over 85, they will have 9 months'
credit, on approved joint notes for amounts. Poe -
session of the farms to be given within one week
after completion of purchaee. Poseession of the
everything Therefore, ask His advice
given on the 16th of y
all that you do. Look for His hand in your
fiFiaTrtrhner terms and conditions of sale will be made
and you will .see that none of us are
„ known at the sale, or may_ be obtained on applies -
orphaned from His memory ; but we an tion to James Livingston, N. P.k Baden, or as to the
!live in a land which the Lord our o
1" careth for; yea, the eyes of the Lord thy
God are always upon it from the beginning
of the year even unto the end of the year.'
Bishop of Ripon.
Listowel properties, to Mr. Jo
tor, Listcwel, or McCarthy, Osier, Hoskin ,& Creel -
man, Toronto, and Mose, Barwick & Franke, Toronto.
Dated February 8th, 1897,
JAMES LIVINGBTON, BADEN.
Men's all -wool suits, splendidly made 9,u a stylishly lined, for
$6.80 • splendid horse blankets for $1.50 per pair after
Jan. ith • one good flair of Corsets for 25c after jam
1522
7th ; besi yard wide ginghams 100 per yard after Jam
7th; we have the best 50 grey cotton in the trade.
Grocery Department • Complete.
And will sell groceries for the next 30 days at prices unheard of before in Sea -
forth, as the following will abundantly prove: 25 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1
after January 7th ; 28 lbs. Coffee Sugar for $1 after January 7th.; our Japan
and Black Tea at 25c, are trade winners every time. We think it is a great ad-
vantage to get everything yourequire under the one roof. Wishing all a wry _
merry and prosperous New Year, I am, 'faithfully 7ours,
B. GUNN, SE4F0111111
GODERICH
Steam Boiler Works.
(ESTABLISHED 1880.)
A. •CIERYST A.L
-Seocessor to Chrystal k Black,
Mardefacturers of all kinds of Stationary
Marine, Upright & Tubular
BOILERS
I The McKillop Mutual Fire
I Insurance Company.
telt Pane, me ke Staoks, -Sheet Iron Works
eto., eto.
Also dealers In UriOt and Borkontal Slide Valve
ngines. £u*O18MIC ent.GB Engines a specialty. Ail
Ism of pipe and pipe4tilng oessisintly on hand
tett:Wee furahiWd on short nobles.
Woke -Opposite G. T. R. fitaiden,
•••,..m.*•••mi
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY if4SURED
OFFICERS.
Geo. Watt, Preddent, Harlook P. 0.1 Mahe.
Brondfoot, Vice -President, Sesforth P. 017.' • W,
tliumnon, Secy-Ttcas., Seaforth P. 0.; Itioltal
Wardle, Inspector of Lowe. &Meath P. 0.
• tass0701S.
Jas. Broadfoot, Seaforth; 4Joz. Gardiner,
bury George Dale, fiesforth ; TEORISS E.
Seafoith ; M. sfutdie, �e01or$bl Thos. Gat
Clintott; Thonies Fraser, Brumfield ; John B. Ifc.-0
Eippen.
ASIEFAL
Thos. Nelms, Haziook; Robt. McMillan, Seater&
James Canuning, Egrooadville ; George NurdiCaisti
John 0. Monismouldlors.
Parties Ostrom 'to effect Ineuranoss oIrma.
•cis other business will be promptly attended to ea
enailoairlou to any of the above *Moen, addressed Is
gaits respective post facet.
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