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JANUARY 6, 1809.
THE
IMPORTANT NOTCES.
fl R1VATE FUNDS TO LOAN at 6 peel:lent., pa
X able yearly, on first-class farm security. Appl
toil 8. HAYS, Dominion Bank Mnding, Seafort
165
J.McKENNA, Dominion and Provincial In
Surveyor, Member of theAresobiation of Ontari
Land Surveyors, Dublin, Ontario. 1886.62
-1101t SALE—In the Village of Hcinsall, a fine brio
X dwelling and Store combined, ell situated nea
centre of village Terms reaaon bine Apply t
MISS 8. CARLISLE, ',Jensen. 1016
OTICE.—The un d ors' gn ed bee
IA on the farm of Mr. Peter Me
ertical 6, 11.R S , Tuckersmith, fo
is pre eared to do cawing oni the
terms. JOHN DOM.
Is saw min • set
ay, Lot S. C!)11,,
the winter, and
most mod era
1619x4
ONEY AT 6 PER -0 -ENT. ---A 1 rge amount of
„We money has been placed i° my hands to lend tit
faiters, in eines and on terme to en t the borrower
Apply to J. M. Beer, Barrister - Seats rth.
1678-tf
TOUN BEATTIE, Clerk the
ij Conti, County Commissioner,
eeyeneer, Land, Lear end Intruranoe
envathed and to LoIn. Office --
Ivens' etora, Male ettet,eefertiaT.
etiond Division
of Heron, Con,
Agent Funds
ver Sharp &
iess
T4IIMBER FOR SALE a The under igned offers foi
eale the timber on the East hal of Lot 33, Con-
ceision 9. Meleillep. iPt ere is a quantity of good
ash sultelde fur rail, alsu some ardwood. bush,
which a ili be sold l. tht ace, and has appointed
Mr; Janiese Lockhart to sell the sa e. GEORGE'
HALL.
1613
ESTRAY NOICE •
QTRAY CATTLE. --Strayed to the remises of the
KJ undersigned, on or about the let of November,
one red and white calf. lise owner may have same
by proving property and paying charges. THOMAS
DEINNISON, Varna P. 0. 1.617x4
STOOK FOR SAL
ULLS FOR SALE.—The tinders gned has for
Le Bele three Derham hulls, from • to 13 month's
eel ; roan and red in color. These are first-class
animal, and are registered. Two of t em were bred
from Thomas Rusel's prize bill. HOMAS CUD -
MORE, Lot SO, Concession 4,;Uehor • e, or Lumley
P. O. 161641
DOR SALE, a number of Scotch Shor-horn Bulls,
X from 8 toll months old, 566 to vas ; and a few
from 12 to 18 months old. They are a grand lot of
breeding luny- fellows, in good gro ing condition,
are good colors. Also either of the two bulls bred
by J.. & W. B. Watt, of Slem, Ontario viz: Viscount
23706, two years old, dark red; or M y Duke 21048,
dark roan, four years old, active a d Rue getter.
Also a few cows and inners ; ne pe ; mud sell to
make roona as herd numbers 49 head and more com
ing ; terms easy. DAVID 2dILNE, E he!, Oct.
1618
STOCK FOR 81/10,110E.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—The pun °reigned will
-keep for service on Lot e6, Concession 4,
Stanley, a thoroughbred ChesteewhIte boar. Terms -
1, payable at the time of service, wit the privilege
of returning if neeeesary. J0111 V. [Era.
1691-tf
DULL FOR SERVICE.—The un
J.) keep for service on his premise
a thoroughbred Durham bull. Ter
• oefore January, 1899, or $1.26 latter
sJorr.
°reigned will
at Roxboro,
s, $1 ; if paid
ards. JOHN
6n -ti
TISAMWORTIT BOAR FOR SERVIC —The under -
J. signed has for service on Lot -34,0 neeselon 8,2de
Killop, a thoroughbred Tamworth Boar, bled by H.
George & Sons, °tempteri, Middlesix coninty, from
the sweepetakes herd at Toronto fai erme—$1,
at time of service. WM. A. ROSS. 1618x4
TO PIG- BREEDERS.—The undersigned will keep
on Lot 26, Concession 6, L. R. 8., Tu keramth,
a thoroughbred 01/FATEWHITE PIG, also a horough-
bred YORKSHIRE Po. A limited .numbtir o sows will
he admitted to each. Terms, $1, pay -a le a the time
of service, or $1.60 if charged. AbOla few Chester
White Pigs for sale. JAMES GEMMIL . 1608-52
'VAIN:WORTH BOAR FOR SALE A1D Oft BER.
1. VICE.—The undersigned will ke pl r service,
at the Bruoelield Obese° Factory, a hooughbred
Tamworth Boar, wItli reeeetered pedigree Terms,
$1; payable at teme of service with p vil ge of :re-
turning if necessary. Alto a number of borough.
bred young Tamworth Bears and 8 we for sale.
NIUGH MeLlARTNEY, Brucelloid. 1406 -ti
TIAMWORTH PIG FOR SERVICE.—This under-
signed has for service on lot 82 sonqession 8,
MeKillop, a thcro'bred Tamworth ph, to which a
limited namber of sows will be take Thi. is an
extra good pig and breedere and it adv ntri °oils to
cross their berkehire sows with this reeI of pig.
Terme $1, with privilege of returning if necesecry.
JOHN alcMILLAN 1605xtf
Itib FOR SALE AND FOR SE V1014.— The
undersigned, breeder of Large ngl h Berk-
ehir-alarte for sale boars and sows in far ow He Will
eso keep for servioe the stock boar, Eng Lee,"
areinesed from Mr. George Green of Fairview,
and winner at Montreal, Toronto ance0 ta a. Term
—1 payable at the time of service with th4 privilege
of returning if neceieary. if booked $1.60. JAMES
D )P.ItANC, Lot 26, ConoeasionM !Chop, Sea -
f nth P. 0. 1465-62
NOTICE TO FARM
ERS
After December t -ie '1st, you will find 4n unlimited
rearket for dressed hogs at the higire market
, rine at
T. R. F. CASE & CO.'S, Seaforth.
1611
N THE STC AIR, RIVER
SARNIA.° AFt10.
WINTER term begins Tuesday January
ard, 1899. •
SUCCESS' awaits all those wh4 take a
eouree at this worthy college.
WRITE for new catalogue.
A. S. NIMMO, Piorietor,
1615-52
CANCERS
External or internal permanently cured without
sergieel operation or (emetics, or caulsing pain.
Write for book on cancers and tumors. Numerous
eatinion lats.
DR. SMITH, Cancer Specialist,
Port Huron, M ichigdn.
P.O. Bx, 1043.
1616.62
LOGS WANTED
--AT THE
BRUpEFIELD
SAW I STAVE III
LS.
Any number of Basew nod and Rock Elm Logs, for
whieh'S per theusaed will be read fop first-class
iluelity.
•
Frst-elme Hard and Soft Maple, eki per phousand.
Delivered at the Brucefleld Mills.
CUSTOM SAWING
Done on the eh( rtest uotice, and a first class [job
ts itariin Wei I.
CHOPPING
Dane Tuesday and Friday of each wet. Done
while you cc -au, arid I:let-elm work guaran eed.
HEMLOCK LUMBER.
Au amount of-Hernick Lumber, all uquai eizes,
stlt tem -it -male' on hand.
JOSIAH WATSON,
PRO PR ETOR.
1617-12
Notice to Creditors.
-,-_
Of Wiegand Truenster, late of the Town-
s -hip of Hay ii the County of Huron,
yeoman, deceaed.
Pursuant to Chapte- 129, R. -9. 0-, 1897 Notice
is hereby given that all parties having elaires against
the Estate of the late •said Wiegand Truenmer, are
on, or before the first day of February, 1894, to send
to the undermentioned Feecatore of the last will
of the said Wiegand ruemner, full particnlars of
their claims, And af er the said date thelsaid Ex-
ecutors will proceed tbe distribute the saic Estate
among the. parties entitled thereto, havingj regard
only to such claims of which notice shall h ve been
gis en as above required, and they will not e liable
to any person, or persons of whose claim, r claims
thehan ;riot then have received notice.
. HENRY LIPPHARDT 1
c
• , JOHN DEICHERT E4utors.
Dated atZurioh, Deem bet 15th, 2898. 161-8
SOK HE DACE
ositivelsi cur
.Little
ey also relieve Dis
Indi cation and Too He
fect remedy for Dizzine
ness, Bad Taste in the M
Pain in the Side, TORP1
Regillate the Bowels. P
all Pill.
Small Price.
d by thefie
ills. .
ss from Dtpegsfs,
ty Eating. A per-
, Nausea, Drowsle
uth, Coated Tongue
-LIVER. They
ely Vegetable.
Small Dos)
Substitution
the fraud, of th' day.
Se you get C rter's,
Ask for Cart0-).,
InSist and dernp.nd
Carter's Little
2111 1"A.
iver Pills,
119,704P
iiirifraip"
Vie Camila Bus '-ss College
CHATHAM, 01 ARIO,
Is certainly enti led to
dian bu
amongst the Can
work atands dell and ab
Its graduates are emin
t e business World. We
ofl late to write advert
od work of plaeing pup
✓ say or more have bee
at ad. was sent out, and
ixhited to allow us to list
w on we hope to keep
are doing. Write for patalogue of either
partment to .
D. MeLACHLAN & Co. Chatham, Ont.
distinct position
Mess schools. It's
v� its competitors.
ntly successful in
eve been too busy
semebts, but the
is is still going on.
placed since our
our space is too
them here. From
ou posted in what
hoeing
he Farn
ily
is one of the problens that the head
of the house has to struggle with,
and the size of the shoe hills usually
calls forth a groan But these mat-
ters always right themselves when
WE undertake th contract. The
family is just mew 11 shod, with just
as stylish shoes, as they ever were,
and the bill is leas A species of
witchcraft, perhaps4 or a sort of shoe
leather magic, but e kn w the rea-
son of and the insidP of it all. With-
out going into a ong explanation,
uth is a nutshell.
to see that
ighest grade
t the prim
Bible living
g elsewhere,
too much
ood time to
oe bills less,
✓ Leggings,
gging made.
e and corn -
we'll give you the t
We make it our basines
the shoes we sell are the
in quality. Next, we p
down to the leo ee, po
profit. It you are Ileali
and think you are payin
Lu" your shoes, nowis
reform and make your e
by buying from us.
Call ani see our Patent Leath
the only perfect fitting 1
lb is made for wear, sty
fprt, and sells at sight.
Ric4rdson (CI
'Dealers in Good Foo
hitney's Block, -
cInnis,
wear,
eaforth.
Speci
to Hor
Gene
lio ert
De ereux
111kCKSMITH and
1 Attention
eshoeing and CARRIAGE opo -
al Jobbing. PA IMO raea
Qoderic-h street, -
Seaforth,
N. Watson
SEAFOR
T H ,
Fire and Life Insurance Agent, Houses to
Rent, Real Estate Agent Dealer in the
RAYHOND and WHITE fa ily and mann-
factling Sewing Machi es. All kind of
SewiA g Machines rep ired. Charges
moderate.
Agent for tire
%WIT AND GODERIftll BICYCLES.
First -Class Wheels in E ery Respect.
RICES
1680-62
1\TO`T'S TO
Farmers' and 00ers.
If you want genuine JoIliettel Grindets
and Joliette Grinder Plates, cal at
A. M. CAMPBELL'S SE FORTH,
Second Door North of Do inion Bank.
Plates will fit Maple Lest grinder, also
D. Maxwell & Son's, St. Marys.
Large line of Implements. Calli and ex-
amine them before buying eaeivhere.It
will pay you.
1614-8
illfin.e. After. Woo's Phbohodins,'
27ze Great En. Sold and recomen ed by all
glish letnedy,
m
druggists in Canada. 1 nly reli-
able medicine disoovr. Biz
kayos guaranteed to,cure all
forms oWeakness, all Cifee of abuse
or excess,
Ee
baco, Opium or Stimulants. M led n receipt
Mental Worry, ExceFive of To -
of price, one package $1, six, O. One please,
six will cure. Pamphlets free to any address,
The Wood Cmpany, Win r, Out.
Sold in Sestorth by Lumsden & Wilson, d ggfets.
THE TATTLER.
Mr. arah Terry of Philadelphia re -
*aptly co obrated her one hundred and
eighth bi thday by joining the Da ghters
of the Re elutio.
Mrs. Mary Van peck, 84 yea s old,
earns a good livingsewing carpet at Jca
Het, Ills. She also makes money o oking
the dinners on festal occasions.
The Empress 'Eugenie kill rem in in
aris, and, attended by Mme. Lehreton,
kes a walk every afternoon on the ter-
m of the Tuileries without attracting
ny notice:'
Mrs. Abigail Garvin of Westford, Mass.,
has celebrated her one hundred and sea -
ml Thanksgiving day. "The turkey-
asted before the fire" she says, "was
ar superior to any cooked In the fancy
vens of today."
Miss Lillian Russell's refusal to sing at
he recent doll show of the Professional
oman 's league, in the Waldorf-Astoria,
said to have been due to the fact that
me writer about doll shows referred to
e fair Lillian as a "war relio" in a way
suggest that she was no longer young.
Mrs. Margaret Pierce, now of Chicago,
&clams she is entitled to whatever honor
I here is in being the rightful queen of lIa-
, ail. She says fly -Queen LII was a usurp -
r, who was abl3 to claim the throne be-
cause of the confusion arising out of the
Pet that Ktimehametta had many children
hy many WVCS.
Miss Ethel Mary Charles, said to be
England's first woman architect, has just
cOmpleted her time in an architect's office
in London and will be admitted as an as-.
date of the Royal Institute of British
I4rchltect;s. She has won several prizes
$'
r designs nd intends to open an office
ss
a good b sinelocality.
Miss MarFrench Field, after reading ....
me of her father's poems before the Phi
organ-
ization," of which her father had been a
Fs
elta Thatarm
nvention at Colubus, 0.,
as elected s the "daughter of the organ-
imermiber. In accepting theallonor she saids
'll hope to be a good daughter to the fra-
ternity and good sister to you all."
Me1baha been writing her autobiogtla-
y for a London weekly, and her native
ity has taken exception to some of her
fatements. It is cynically said in Mel-
ourne that the "town residence" of which
e prima donna speaks in so large a way
as a wooden cottage in a very plebeian
fitarter and that the "country place" that
gures in the memoirs was "only a bush
lit."
Mn. Sarah Josephs Hale, a Boston WO -
an and editor of the first woman's mag -
ie published in this country, worked
or 20 years to have a definite day set apart
or Thanksgiving. Time did not dant
or courage'but rather increased her In-
iatence. She wrote to governors of states
d to presidents of th United States.
t last President Lincoln adopted her sug-
estion in 1884.
THE WRITRS.
William Dean Howells, the novelist,
as always prided himselfon being Amer -
can and has now been e ffering for over
wo years from the national disease—dys-
psis. I '
James Whitcomb Riley said to a Boston
lend the other day that the reason he is
bachelor is because the woman be meant
o marry died before be had made any
• CMS. .
.
Joel Chandler Harris, the author of the
Bre'r Rabbit Stories," never leaves his
tlanta home. "I am opposed to travel,"
Is said the other day, "and I never go
abide of my fence bare." •
Every day, when the weather is favor -
Ole, Mr. John Ruskin is out of doors and
takes comparatively long walks for a man
it his years. He occupies a part of each
y in playing chess with Mr. Arthur
evern. Hie eyesight remains almost en-
trely unimpaired.
I Hearing that ICipling's new book had
oest its publisher a shilling a word, a Lon -
d n wag wrote the author eaying that as
isdom was quoted at retail prices he
ould like one vror4, for whiah he icls-
e a postal order for a shilling. Kipling
k pt the order and answered with the
wi rd "Thanks."
UNHAPPY SPAIN.
Now Madrid can take its turn on the
peacs jubilee circuit. — San Francisco
Chronicle.
Spain declares that she "yields only to
superior force." This is exactly what Uncle
Saba started out to make her do.—St.
Louis Republic.
t41in
Spa's ministry is wise, it will put
$ $20,000,000 away in ;a safety deposit
vattlt and strive to forget the combine-
eneral Blanco says Spain will derive
important advantages fresh the war, but
he neglects to inform a waiting world
w at they aro.-
Th. Madrid ministry is a4out to get
$2 ,000,000 and is therefore not to be
blamed for looking a little apprehensively'
in he direction of Don Carlos.1 That sum
of Money would be a temptatien to almost
any hold tip man.
Ragged, hungry, ground down and
hopeless, 8,000,000 out of 17,000,00 nn-
abl4i to read and write and about the
sane number with no paying regular co-
ouption,the, Spanish peasant yet em-
bodies the old 'virtues of his race, the old
dfaitness, cheerfulness and I patience.—
ny Times -Union.
MANILA GEORGE.
t1 man Dewey seems to have a ream-
er avy Yard of his own at Cavite.—Aus-
in ews.
Aklxniral Dewey preserves the silence of
a m4an who is too busy hanging on to the
eafe y valve to indulge in conversation.—
Wa hington Star.
Allmiial Dewey has been the guest of
honer at a banquet at Manila. Me has
not yet reported to the government at what
hon he 'retired'for breakfast."—Column -
bus
A maral George Dewey has a way of do-
ing hinge and then talking about them
afte ard, which is a commendable trait
of character. But, then, Admiral George
Dewley is a somewhat remarkable man.—
Alb ny Journal.
CURIOUS CULL1NGS.
In most of the smaller Russian hotels
visit rs are obliged to find their own bed -
clot es.
T ercar• parts of Spain i where the bat
ii un4known except in pictures. The men; .
when they need a (levering, tie up their
heads, and the women use flowers.
A eng the mysterious onstoms of the
Zulus is the dread which the married
man has of his mother-in-law. He is
afraid to meet her and always holds up
his sield to screen him from har gismos
wheilxhe passes her dwelling.
411111111M Mir I I I I =I I In I= I I I I I a I
MARRIAGE 'LICENSES
e ISSUED AT • _
THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE,
EEAFORTH. ONTARIO.
WITNESSES REQUIED.
L.
/FIUROiSr EXP
SITOR.
F*SHION AND f ABRIC.
Many of the dainty sleeVes of evening
toletis are so short and Puffy that they
look lie miniature ballet akirts.
Red ij very glowing colOre, from itopPy
to deep I jack rose and; b rgundy shades,
Is more than ever worntib4s season.
Very stylish is a little French toqiae
draped • ith tangorine _elbow velvet, with
a Barr° v brim of-alarkRussian sable.
The elvet cost rues Made by Freneh
ateliers in regular tailor fashion are tbe
ernarto t and most legant creatIona that
will be eon this wi ter.
ROM tea of vel et or satin are muoh
ussd b French Miners. The newer
ones ar oval in sh pe, and a tiny frilled
edge is superimpos . On many of the
white o Fed felt ha s worn in Paris these
rosettes are, as a ule, the only form ot
- d&,oratibu used.
The ate that in 'liners consider' theft
=meter eces are ev n larger than the pic-
ture bat of the EMT mer, and their width
across tiie front is xcessive, owing to the
very long feathers urving- right and left
above t e brianswlai h serve to exaggerate
the wid tot the hal1 itself. -
Louis 117o -oats f r reception and opera
wear, a so small whets with roundd,
fr nts, nd entire overdresses and red -
in ote s aped tea gewns are made of wov-
en gulp re lace, forming a single, perfecit-
ly hape and joined garment, which is
Worn ov r a satin model its prealso shape,
i& tailors h ye taken very readily
to he n w skirts teat are sheath shaped
on the fi nt and sid a- and made with un-
cle foldi g fullness at the back, where
to y, as rule, are made to fasten invie-
ibl boa nth a decor hive simulated fasten -
in of fl ic silk co a laced over tiny eila
tai or bu tone.
he n w directo re bodice used with
Pa is ms -do tailor go no of venetian cloth
or French broadclo h has curving open
frosts f aimed with fur revers, opening
ovr a v y closely 11 fed waistcoat of satin
b a 'ado oade with I ng, sharp points that
TO: hits- or six in hes below the waild
lin
ERT PERSONALS.
mile Schley thou d form some sorb ti)I
a orki g partners Ip with the czar...I--
To 1 ka ,' tate Journ I. !
en Nix. Depew eaohes the senate, .he
sh uld ;rrange a s my telling pair with
Mr. M z.n.—Washi gton Post.
1 ,
ill At thoay hasneamuch right on the
in
is Olampson a d hie( captaing haVa
n he egasines.— lmiraGazette.
s bt i.e. Patti is ngaged to a pennilein
yo rig 5 edith baro , it is probable she
will uad rtake a fa well tour for hie ben -
eft —A tante Const tution.
iplin 'snow boo , "The Day's Work,"
ha already brought ins profits exceedina
;75 00Q. It isn't oft that a day's work
net an such return.—New York Mail
an Exp
bon Dr. Parkhurst said :he would
rat en be a Malay than an Indian, did he
ha's any notion of the way he would foot
we ring seaweed petticoat and carrying
a sa :ar? Cleveland Plain Dealr.
uffal a has an assistant chiefl in its fire
dee rtme st, a lusty fellow with the good
Iris na e of Murphy, whol has jelef
sac sod hi fourteenth life saving succee.
g life to him I—Rochester Herald.
terhszy coming to the United Statesil
Wb t bu eau is going to engage him for
loot sn to r, or what manager is going te
see i. h»im to appear in a drama to be
wri en e pressly for him?—Beston Her-
ald.
5 long as ex -President Harrison can
go nerrily along gathering $100,000 re-
tainrs ashe meanders he would be fool
ish o stirOe
e after poverty, obscurity and
seat in the United States senate.—St,
Lou s 1tejlub1lo.
B lug dflatained three hours on a railroad
trai , Colanel Roosevelt improved the time
by riting a $1,000 magazine article. If
it had ;nat been; for the snowstorm, he
mig p not; have found the time to earn
that $100.
MAXIMS ON ,LOVE.
L ve has niadettS best interpreter a si
B
H that
hay nor!
ave is
site ation
ye is
aver CO.
W Own
God' be
Bee°'or.
Lo
brig
G.
falls in love with himself will!
als.—Feanklin.
not love which alters when it
ds.—Shakespeare.
an exile from the homes at
ode of Love, Middle Agee.
tv horn We love; the universe is;
use he loves.—Henry Ward
e Is name. * * * How a Rattle.
tens tip a man's habitatiou it—Dongild
It notttruelhat love makes all things
easy. It makes us choose what is difficut.;
—G awe Eliot.
•
Le e, weal thou knowet, no partriershipl
ailo ii; °lipid avers ',eecta divided octal'.
1
--s-M thew Prior.
An /PPt!alatlyy 1)nthhnl:woe671vaosmu°Gragnn°13atipaaes•illiLdlyhoI!ghatin?ntsoell7bet.ltldfeS•ave isime
Is lo ed . by her lover sinless he, is cap-
ble p comitiitting a crime for her, an Ent
liSh om an extravag nee and marline
wore n a f 11Y.—Sabast en Roche Nieholiss I
Chet fort.
• . TF E KANAIIKA LILL;
Quen' Ill evidently wants damag.
from Unci Sam in proportion to hr
weight.—S ginaw Courier.
The ex- ueen of Ilawaii evidently
Hayes that he payment of $20,00,000
Spainaiins itutes a preeederet. She Wanis
us to pey h r $6,000,000 foe her share in
Hawai. timore News.
Mr. Dor4inis is coming to Washington
to live. If Mrs. Dominis will ut regard
herself as a closed incident, sae will be
sure to extract much pleasure from her
residence here.—Washington Pot. •
Ex -queen Liliuokalani of await Is
willing to settle her claim against this
country for $6,000:000. It is probabl,
howevr, thet she will hays to k.nook of
about I six Ciphers before the account hi
squared, '1
PO ULAR SOIENC.
Ten mliii n nerve fibers are aid to 14
found in the human body.
The skeleon measures one leen
tban She het he of the living ma.
The 1ioi lty of making eleotrio
Lug chteper les in the fact that Only 1 pesf
cent 4sf the wer generated gets into the
glass :blb.
Wherever profound oavity exists in the
hod of the ocean near the land earthquakes
are freuent,f being calmed by great pieces
of land sliding ea Into the divides of the
sisse
The bile; pia
DET 0/7; A,f/C/i.
`idr:ranto nical Dranrh aing or Itenna8m8ftEdnsItitlepa.tio,LSrhooutg-tilila aye -
tern
tem of Aetual Buitiness. Session entire year. Students
been any tint Catalogue Free. Referenee. all
Detroit. W.F. ELL, Pres. P. R. SPENCER, Seel
I 1
In America for young men amd
ed Cvisziomers.
It is our blief that tUebest advertising we can do is to
satisfy our customers. In hi line of adwriting we are most
successful for style, fit; pri e and workmanship, to say nothing
of the sat stied feelings of onr customers, are constantly bringing Leatherdaie
us new c stumers anda return of old ones. For the Fall and
Winter -tride we will still cdnitinue to satisfy, and if you want to
have that satisfi4 feeling you -will make it point to leave
your order with us
HIGH CRUDE
Furnitilre
EMPORIUM
for your Fall or Winter Suit and Overcoat.
WE SATISFY ALWAYS I
BROS.,
SE AF ORM.
Christmas
For the past feNN eeks we hav been preparing for it, having just re-
ceived a large stock of tie finest Rais ns, Currants, Spices, Candied Lemon
Orange and Citron Pe Is for the Christ as trade.
A nice assortment o Candies, Le oils; Dates, Walnuts, Almonds, Filberts,
Peanuts, Cakes, Bisc ts, and othe seasonable goods all new and fresh.
New goods constantly iriiving.
WE IAltE A SP CIALTY OF TEAS.9;-3
OUR B
T HERI G DEPARTMENT
Will be found- complete, wit a full lin of the choicest Meats, Lard, Sausage,
etc, Sole Agents for Sh fer Hams aid BCon, the finest in the market.
REMEMBER TNE PLAC :—Hi RION'S 01 STAD. TELEPHONE 14.
Wilson
Grocers aughtou,
and Butchers,,
Opposite 0o7nercial Waite!, Seaforth, Ontario.
Landsborough
---SEAFORTHI
Dealers in first-class Furniture of all
kind, in latest designs. Upholstering
neat;y done. We als(5' do picture fram-
ing, and a choice selection of pictures
always on hand. Curtain poles at all
prices, and put up. We ate also
Agents for the New William's Sewing
Machine, best in the market for de -
mystic use, no travelling agents, no
high prices.
-1:7MaTiD M itt.T In the the Undertaking Departmen, we buy
our goods from the best houses in Ontario,
and guarantee satisfaction in every depart-
ment of our work. We have always made
it a point to furnish chairs, and all other re-
quisites foe, funerals, FREE OF mavens.
Prices hetteithan heretofore.
Arterial and cavity embalming done on
scientific principles.
dance, directly in the rear of the DO/nine-11
BanP,k.S. Night and Sunday calls will be
attended to at Mr. Landsborough's retie
Leather -dale
Landsborough,
SEAFORTH.
13100 1G Vd
NWIEV 9Nithil0113
because it is absolutely
pare. On every package
of Ram Lal's Ten are
directions hoW to make
tea proper! Follow
these directio
carefully and
enjoy the de-
l' htsofdrinki
a, cup of p
Indian tea.
Ci)
ASSESSMENT SYSTEM-
IN THE
audin ijrdr
Of oresiqs
RATES FROM 35c. PER MONTH
according to age and amount instied,
$600, SW00;1600 on $20o0...,
Membership ever 30000
Surplus Reserve Nov. '98, $614,14.85 -
Full informationfurnished to; in.
clirers by any Of the Officers or Mem,
bets of the Order, or address
-R. ELLIOTT, THOS. WHIT, 1
B.C. R., Ingersoll. High Sec,y, Brantford
ERNF GARTON% S.C, Brantfor,
(JENTLE44EN
A stylish iaat would make as nice a Christ-
mas PresenCes you could give your wife or
daughter. A large ready trimmed stock to
choose froin.
Wishing to purchase for themselvel
call at the new mi linerY store.
MISS KItiSEY
KIDD'S BLOCK, - - •SEAFOIMI.
1609
will fin it to their advantage te
I Lead
Others Follow
,.. .
You will find it to your interest to
try the Seaforth
EA STORE
As I am; the oldest grocer in Seaforth,
and ea give you the best bargain.
I have j at received a very large stock
of all ki ds of new Currants Raisons,
Prunes, Dates, Figs Candied Peel,
Spices, Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Salmon,
Lobate , Sardines, Mackerel, and an
kinds of Fish, in fact all kinds of goods
that re kept in a fIrst-clase house. Also
a very 1 rge stock of all kinds of China,
Crooke and Glassware. A large as-
sortmen of Dinner and Tea Sets, also
10 -piece Toilet Sets, Berry Sets and
China ea Sets Lamps andlLemonade
Sets. lur, Sets, Lamps
Buck-
wheat! lour, Mincemat, syrups and
liolase• a and all other kinds of pro -
t visions. A call is ssolicteds from all.
No tron ale to show gods.
Wan ..ed :—Potatoes, Dried Apples,
White I cans, and all kinds of Poultry,
for whi4h the highest Market prices will
be paid.
AH C AULT
Sp.FORTIL
The Annual
Aericuitural
Hotel, &sant
at 2 p. m,
auditor' rep
1899.
Meeting of the Takersmith Branch
elety will be held at the Commercial
on Wednesday, January 11th, 1899,
to receive the ',lineal statement,
at, and appoint officers for the year
THOMAS E. HAYS, Secretary.
1t3D2-2
25_00
Pum i mg Widmills.
, 3314:07CM,
551 WILLIAM STREET, LONDON, Oat,
1620x4
47-CorTIC:IM.
— !
Notice is hereby given, that the 24th Annual Meet-
ing of the member. of the Hay Township Farmers
Mutual ir
mFire sneance Company, will be held at the
TOWN HALL ZURICH, on TUESDAY, JANUARY
10E114 1899, at 1 o'clock p. In. Business --Receiving
the 1:erectors' and Secretarys annual reports, elec-
tion of directors, and other butanes for the good and
welfare of the !Copany. All members are requested
to Mend. WM. Lemomr, President; HENRY
EMBER, Secretary. ' 1619x3
p.
-
- ee, I •
s
BEFORE USING.
A teaspoonful of Fear's
Condition Powder in his feed
makes all this difference.
AFTER USING.
No wonder that every far-
mer who uses it recommends
it to his neighbor as :3i the best
and cheapest condition pow-
der made. Three pounds for
50c at
FEAR'S DRUG STORE
SEAFORTIL