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MAY 19, 1899
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Net worth paying attention
l'e, you say. Perhztps you
have had it for weeks.
It's annoying because you
have a constant desire to
cough. It annoys you also
because you remember that
weak lungs is family failirr,
At firs't it is a slight couth.
At last it is a hemorrhagc.,.
At first it is easy to cure.
At last, extremely dirfieult.
:AFORTII.
. well developed ba-
be, her powers of lave
7e. There is Sear
ed which can be fo
nerit.
scinated by a. roan
he, • by a fine clan
!atiment to dorain
etimes she la sw
.pleadings of a flue
yes, .and she mista
1 for the love, 01
eymoon is over
en to engage the
3, the %vile sees t
)oy often who, sa
is utter& devoid
and. who is quite h
at.
;edy of life begins
:12rjudges men fro
standpoint, and
feeltng wholly
S or De Her nabs
us more intense, h
told me she had be
She was a stranger
:iy aurprised when
hived your seco
ree?' _
buthow did r u
my conclusion w
miples. The worn
three times usual
to know what re
is neually one
age would under or -
;cur in her thirtieS,
age Insed on etrorg
The t rd husband
be selected ; mere:y
fleelining yesire—Ole
et and affeetion, b t
my eatimatie to
.tase, and I have
Ary of all three -p
uee IIAGYARDS
J as a olio relieving
.„ who lives eoup
tFpeare, has ! had
'-emoyed. n1amni
ting the other ey
ion necessary.
sho Iives with h
in Ta,vistock.,
'erida-y afternoon
) the stable tofee
the stall -when th
[Tied by a eat an
side pinned Mrs
the stAll. Two
she ustained in
ing of Wit week
f South Easthope,
ent. She wag mille
had always be
disposition, whe
trning, the anima
the right breast
quickly conquers your little
backing cough.
There is no doubt about ,
t. the cure now. Doubt cdfraes
!,. from neglect.
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- For over half a century
Ayer'S CherTy Pectoral hns
been curing colds and cottghs
' and preventing do n sur,ar tton.
It cures - Consumption also
.• if taken in time. , !
teil One 0 D. is C12ZIE'll '-
,..
Vosis li gea ceusra.
Shall we send yea a
book on th:s subjezt, free?
ear EZvcf,..2.9.
If you have any COI' -1,:f'iLf 17"'Sti I--
ev:.>r and dc sire the i . 4. oieeee:•1
aavlee youctie 3 ... o it i°, e a'a • °•i. -eq.: i•e:
the doctor frr iay. y. -•Ii -,,-, :1 r,14.,,,ivp
a prompt rerev. [without eeot.
. Addrese,"Dlia .1-. C. YER,
. [ Leweli, 3Iass.
DISTRICT MATTERS.
Lithe following items were intended
for last week, but were received too
late.]
Grey.
DOTS. —A new store is being erected at
Monorief.—Miss Jennie McNair'of Oran
-
brook, left last week on a trip to the old
lend. She will visit in both England and
Scotland before her return.—A. C. Dames
has disposed of bis 100 -acre farm, lot 18,
41h concession, to John McAllister, of
Ethel, for $1,750. Mr., Dames bought it
recently at $1,510.—Miss Lizzi,e Addison, of
Galt, who was visiting the Straohan famil-
ies, returned to her home last week. She is
, a cousin to Messrs. Strachan,—J. P. Mora -
1 thsh, 12th concession, has purchased a fine
1 thoroughbred Tamworth hog for the im-
lprovement of etock.--The stone work for the
!new brick school in section No. 6 has been
cOmpleted by Harry Attwood, and D. A.
'Llevvry willnow go ahead with the brick.
Thomas Newsome has the contract for the
b ilding.—We 'egret to hear that John
;L3 mont, 6th concession, is not in first-class
pith. He had an attack of la grippe last
iwnter and thet has been followed by an
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Inn, yellow eyes, jaundice, etc . yield to the curia
pie powers of LAXALIVER PILLS. They are sure
io ure.
scess on his neek.—The,ma,sons are busy
ilcling the cellar for George Speiran's new
use. ---Abram BiOop, 4th concession, has
en a little -tinder the weather, but we hope
will soon be all right again—The steam
edge is at work now on the big ditch.
ntractor Oliver says it is the roughest
ce of work he has over undertaken, owing
the buried stumps and logs.—Last Mon -
y Georgcr Best was takingla number of
ttle to Jame e Cuthill's, 16th concession,
pasture, and while going , south on the
lamed frona Oranbrook, sone of thern got
the ditch and had to be drawn out of the
re by S. Duan's team,—.Lachlin McNeil
d son Hector, of the 16th concession, left
Thursday of last week for Manitoba,
ere they haVe a farm. ,Work will be
menced on their arrival and a. crop got
Mr. McNeil, sr., has not disposed of
fine farms in Grey, nor'does he intend
ng so, but thinks there is a good opening
leltieitoba,so,purchased land near Portage
Prairie last fall.
WEB. TROUBLES, biliousness, sallow complex-
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Walton.
OTTINGS. —Robert J. Moore intends, go -
West about the 23ed of this month.—
W. Morrison is clerking in W. M.
ith's store.—Wm. Sholdiee has leased
Morrison's farm for the year.—Charles
rnbull is busily engaged in improving the
earance of his house and ot in town.—
Hill, who will conduct t e cheese nsak-
this year, i4 busily prep rig for the
mer's Work. The factor starts about
15th. -,-Wm. Sholdiee ad a bee on
turdays' putting new sleep rs under his
n. He intends adding a ient and put-
mes Johnston
e work, and
, stone work.—
enced the pea -
LE!
o kidney -sick
ttreibtete theiriciney Cure --
dee. &De-tont%
--tt-e the mostin-
-1St; oonernon tea
the- past few
•nce has made
Title with ite
er.s.a.n Kidney
eh in healing
lav testimony is
t curative quail-
, disease exists
ate -1 by certain
such as mucus,
-tee k duet, acid
r. necessarily 4D
ich only ager
attire edit. fest-,
has disclosed
•;•' through ,aeeing
eolid particles
of circelatica
ort while clog
mpair elev. so
tiics,e organs are,
w.e lays hoia-
a ruthless hand -
ere a solvent--
. It7v Cure is a.
flt.v secific-
2.
i 1 has' been'
teetified to by'
Oladder. It's as
as case Was
Nrs handC, de:
eoted
experon
ut relief. South
neer to his notioae
1tr1eei it .-_o lets
better under its -
11 -he tokst
14 men can he
t for that same -
!,.r ,t day he went
te[elEll Auierieao
BY -LAW 'NO. 4.
—OF THE—
Town of SeafOrth,
FOR 1899.
By -Law to raise by way of loan he sum o
$20 000 for the purposes hereinafter met ioned.
N areas the corporation of the Town of Seaforth
Is uthorized by special Act of the Leglel tore of th
Pr vince of Ontario to submit a By -La - to the rate
paera cif the said Town, qualified to vo e thereon, to
en ble said corporation to raise by Artl- f teen the
BU11 of $20,000 for the purposes her 1 after man-
tle ed.
d whereas it will require the so 1 of- $800, to
be raised annually by epeeist rate, for t e payment of
in ereet as hereinafter mentioned.
nd whereas it will require the sum f $671.64, to
h aised annually for the payment of s id debt, 118
a hereinafter mentioned.
d whereas the amount of the a 06 rateable
p party of the Town of Seaforth, irresr Ev tive of any
in rime in the nature of tolls, intcres dividends,
re ta, or fees from the said property, a also Ines.
p tivaotany income to be derived 1 o the tem-
po ry investment of the Sinking Fun re -any part
the eof, according to the last revised S essment of
the said Town, being- for the year 1898, a the sum of
ws ,460.
Aad whereas the existing debenture d bt of the
To*n of Seaforth is as follows:
,600 borrowed under the authorit 1 By -Law
No, 11 A of the Town of Seaforth, far i86
,000 borrowei under the authorit' elf By -Law
No. 3, of the, Town of Seaforth, for 188 [
1
,b00 borrowed under the autleori y of By -Law
No. 8, ot the Town of Seaforth, for 1891
4,000 borrowed under the authori y Of By -Law
No 8, of the Town of Seaforvh, for 1392
1,000 borrowed under the authorit of By -Law
No. 6 A of the Town of Seaforth.
,600 borrowed under the authority of By -Law
Ifo. 26 B of the Town of Seaforth.
A d there is nothing in arreare either for principal
er 1 tercet on said debentures.
A ci whereas It is neceesary to appo nt the time
and places fdr taking the votes of the uly qualified
fele tore, aria to appoint Deputy -Retuning ( There
to ka the votes ot the amid Electors.
B it therefore enacted by the Muni ipal Council
of t a Town of Seneorth.
L That it shall be lawful for the
the own of Seaforth to raft° by way o
leeY person or persons, body or bodies c
ma be willing to advance the same on ti
leer inafter mentioned a sum not exce
rporation of
loan from
rporate, who
e debentures
ding in the
agg egate tbe sum of $20,000.
II It Meall be lawful for the said C rporation to
eau e to be made any number of debent res, not less
tba4 $100 each and not exceeding in the ggregate the
eum of $20,000, which shall be payable n t later than
twe ty yeare from the iesue thereof, and tench de -
ben urea shall be sealed with the seal of the said
Co ration, and shall also be signed byl the Mayor
and he Treasurer thereof. - -
11 1. The said debentures shall ha a attached
theretocoupons for the payment of int rest thereon
at the rate of four per cent. per annu from date
tha eat, payable annually on the first da of June in
esel year at the office of the Treasurer ' the muni-
eipa ity.
IV For the purpose of forming a s nking fund
for he paymedt of said debentures he bum of
t6T1 4 In addition to all other rates Ethel be levied
and °Rooted by special rate upon all t e rateable
prop rty in the said Town of Seaforth a nually dur-
ing t e enrrency of the said debentur s or any of
thea and for the purpose of paying the interest on
the 8 id debentures the sum of $300 shall in addition
to al other rates be levied and collected by special
rate pon all the rateable property in th said Town
of Se forth annually during the currerre3 of the said
debe tures or any of them.
V. It Ethan be lawful for the Corpor tion of the
said own of Seatorth to lend the sum o $20,000 to
be raised under this By -Law to T. R. F Case & eat.
for tie purpose of aiding them in the e..tablishment
Oa jpork packing house in the Town f Seaforth
with ue interest, to ho secured by a mortgage upon
the lends, buildings, machinery and plant of the said
T. RIF, Case & Co., to be repaid by tw nt3• annual
insta!ments sufficient to provide for the payment of
the e nkieg fund. and upon such other terms as to
said lands,
pted frou
a888138-
rs.
to vote ow
tho second
irs of nine
the after-
ub-Divieion
treet ; poll-
hamber, in
No. 3, at
t, Seaforth.
Officer at
Elliott be
ub-Divieion
uty Return-
the Id Corporation may seem proper,
buil Inge, machinery and plant to he ex
taxe , except school taxes, and all ove
men 01 $6,000 for a period of twenty Yr
VI The votes of the Electors qualifie
t,,1118 Y•Law eball be taken on Tuesday,
nay 1 May, A. D.1899, oetwecn thij hi?
o'eloak in the forenoon and five o'clo k
noon` ab the following places Polli g
No., at Edward Cashat store, Code eh
balivision No. 2, at the Council
Ing s
the
own Hall ; Polling Sub -Divi io
Strong's office, eolith side of Market ctr
"rhat Edward Cach be Deputy Retuenio
Polli ig Sub -Division No. 1 ; that Willie
Depety Returning Officer at Pollteg
No. ° ; and that Oliver C. Willson be De
Mg Officer at Polling Sub•Division NM 3
V1L. That the Mayor of said Murticie al Corpora-
tion ehall attend at the Council Chan% er, in the
Town cif Seaforth, on Wednesday, the )6th day of
Apr1, A. D. 1899, at the hour of °lave
i.
the! renoon, for the purpose of appoin
la at end at the eeveral polling place4 a
the nal summing up of the votee res
beta f of pereons intereeted in and prom
1:01. the By -Law respectively.
VI I. The Clerk of the Munici al
shalli at the hour of terelve o'clook , no
hairdday of May, A. D. 1899, attend at
oCita ber, in the Town Hall, Seaforth a
'the otos given for end against tOo
Pau certificates thereunder.
e IX The By -Law, if carried by the vote of the
(MY 1. Juni,
aeteryere, shall take effect on and lin the first
A. D. 1399.
o'clock in
ting persons
oretmid, and
ectively on
ting or op -
Corporation
n, on the
he Council
d eum up
y -Law, and
ern ecle trouble",
: after a few dal?
in from three- t.
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NOTICE.
a stone wall under. J
s the contract for the fra
. Atwood, of Grey, for th
e brick and tile yard coin
's run last week. Wm. Gray and .Janes
Milian are filling the pl ea of Cha,rles
rnbull and George Candi r who will re-
in in the saw mill until he end of the
se son's cut.—George Smi h has resigned
Li position as engineer in . McDoneld's
11, in order to prepare foe ne removal of
Ii family to Dauphine -Mad oba, where he
it t ends taking pp land. Hie many friends
vki:h him all prosperity. RI 1cLeod takes
hi plane in the saw mili. W. J. Sinith
an Miss Lizlie left this wee to visit Feta -
tit es in Elma, whence he star s on the 21'3rd
int,, for Restan, Manitoba,t. take a posi-
ti n in a general Store. Miss Lizzie, after a
fe weeks visiting in Ontario, also goes
W st. A very general regret among their
ho t of friends in Walton arid vicinity fol-
io s their departure, both having been
pr minent and 'popular in chuech and soeial
ei cles.
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ABBATII SCHOOL CONVENT ON. —The 8I,h
ual district Sabbath sell ol convention
I be held in Brussels, on uesday, May
h. The sessions,'commencing at 10 a.m.,'
0 and 7.30 p, m., will be held •in the
ehodist ehurbh. -.‘orenoon session, com-
ncing at 10 o'clock,—Devotional ew-
e ; " Why am engaged in Sabbeth
ool work," 1 Ge ry ; Discession ; Con-
nce on Work of chool :—(a) "How to
ere faithfuloess in officers, George
od ; (b) " Hove to secure faithfulness in
chers," Marahall Harrison ; (c) " How to
re faithfulness iO seholare," Miss Jean
s ; Discussion ; 4! Three most essential
lifications of a teacher," W. Hunter ;
cussion ; appointment of nominating
mittee and elosing. Afternoon session.
evotional exercises ; address by presi-
t elect ; " Sabbath school leakage, its
e and cure," A. M,. McKay ; Discussion;
he bible class in relation to the future
•hilig staff," Robert McKay ; Discussion;
he value of encouragement to the Sab-
school worker," Rev. Mr. ,Paul ; Dis-
ion ; Conference—" How can a taste for
thy literature be created in our young
le-?" J. 31, Cameron ; Discussion; an-
CrWARD'S
BLOOD & NERVE
PILLS
Int—to work and to win -to keep a sane
d in a sound ody—to laugh at worry.
1GOR—to w rd off. disease' to con.
q r obstacles to transmit health and
st ngth to your posterity.
TITALITY—to esist the fearful strain
an tension of r odern life—to ,11a.ke up
fo the constar t drains of merworkt
D ' Ward's Bloo and Nerve Pills confet
at these essenti 1 qualities on the riser.
HIS EVIDEN E IS AMPLE 1400F.
3efore using r. Ward's B1 od and
N rve Pills Ifettiwealt, nervous and run
d vn. I had lost weight steadily for
s e time; mylcirculation was poor;
h ds, feet and limbs were cold. I always
f 1 weak and my muscles trembled. Now,
a t r the use of one box of Dr. Ward's
P1 s, I feel like my oki self. I have gained
pounds in weight and loo per cent.
i heerfulness. 1 now walk firmly, my
u cuter system is stroi g- and my blood
c r ulates vigorously. I b. vemorecosn
t n I have experienced in years.
NT rd's Pills have done more for me than
medicine I ever took.
PETER1 CARMICHAEL,
13 Bright St., Toronto, Ont.
11 good druggists can supply you. If
t efr won't, we will by mail. Price pc. per
'or 5 boxes for $2. oo. THE DOCTOR
RD CO., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
Th above le a true copy of a By -I awl passed by
the unielpal Council ot the Tow. cif eaforth, oei
the 8 h day of Ma,y A. D. bee • and all persons are
grebe, required to take notice. that • say ne desiroue
ef applying -to have suet By -Law or any pert thereof
quashed, moat make his applioat on for that purpose
te the High Court ef Juatice, withio thee moatha
next efter the publication of this notice, ace a week
for three suceoseive weeks, in the newse per called
Tint liteloN Emmet); or he will be too 114e to be
riear in that behalf.
WILLIAM ELLT TT,
own Clerk.
e'er
elf
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
nouneemente and closing. Evening session.
—Opening exercises; anthem, Methodist
church choir ; address, " The Sabbath
Ischool and miesionary work," Rev. J. E.
Hunter ; anthem, Melville church choir;
address, " The 1 alue of the Sabbath school
to the church and home," Rev. Mr. West;
antheln, Methodist church choir; resolu-
tions and announcements ; anthem, Melville
church choir; closing. Miss Jessie Me-
Lauchlin and Miss Lizzie Sample, organists.
A collection will be taken up at the after-
noon and evening sessions to defray eee
pensea. All Sabbath school workers will
be welcome. Eaeh school is entitled to send
five delegates in ' ddition o the superin-
tendent and past r. Deleg tea appointed to
the convention a e requested to send their
names to Rev. R Paul on or before May
26th, and are as ed to go te the homes pro-
vided by the bill tting committee.
BOWLING CLUB. —A bowling club, for
een, has been organized
owing officers have been
it, Inspector Robb ; vice-
oss ; secretary -treasurer,
executive comhatee, the
ers and Ji. II. Caineron, R.
. Blair, J. Elewitt and G.
lawn on the Broadfoot
ill and Alexander streets,
r the suremer anc is being
bowling on the g
here and the fol
elected : Preside
president, D. C.
J. N. Gordon ;
above named offi
Leatherdale, G.
B. McClellan.
property, corner
has been leesed f
got in shape. -
ANOTHER PIOEER DEAD. — hursda,y
afternoon of last eek Sleuel Burgess, an
old and highly re-peated r sident !of Brus-
sels, had a paralytic stroke. He hed conic)
from the farm af er dinner to a house owned
by hire in the VII age to fix a door back. He
was found there ii the evening in an un-
conscious state, t, e work he went-th do not
having been touc ed. Mr. Burgess was re-
moved to his hom and m dical aid sum -
'yenned, but little could be done for him.
Qn Sunday he gai ed consciousness, but had
another 1 ght etre e. Thursday morning he
breathed his hot, passing 4.way peacefully.
Deceasied was bori in Dum ries-sbire, Scot-
land, on Christm s Day, end would have
been 80 years of a e had he survived until
Decembe 25th. e came to Canada some -
42 years go, liv ng at Newcastle for a
couple of years be ore locating here, where
he purch bed the arm on -Which he died
from th late john N. Knechtel, Mrs.
Burgess re-clecea ed her husband 8 years
ago. Mr Burgee was a man most highly
esteemed by all w o know bim and was up-
right in all his 'transactions. He was a
faithful nliernber o- the Presbyterian church
and a Liberal in p litics.
'WORSE HAN YELLOW
EVER.
Kidney Diseaise Man's Deadliest
Foe, Do d'is Kidney Pills
the nly Curet
Toronto, May 5.—" Yellow fever and
smallpox cotnbined do not kill as many peo-
ple as Kidney Disease does," was the asser-
tion of h promme t Toronto physician re-
cently.
The; assertion is fully borne out by facts,
and were it not t at there is a means of
checking and curing Kidney disease the
number 9f its via ms would be trebled.
But tile use of 1 odd's Kidney Pills keeps ,
She death rate fr m this complaint quite '
low comidated to 1 s former height.
If Dodd's Kidn y Pills were used in every
case of Kiclnev Di ease, there would be no
deaths from it. 1
The Soldier and Farmer.
I am a soldier • but who art thou
Wearily plodding after the plow?
What praise have you who toil and till?
Glory and fame ar for these who kill.
Whet is it to garner grain from the earth?
The toiler is only f humblp birth ;
He cties and his n me is soon forgot,
No mauscileum in rks his resting spot.
He has only furni hed fruit and bread
To the liVing ; he can boast,no dead
He has slain by 5 ousands in a valiant war,
To b praised and crowned a conqueror. '
The plQwman wa shocked at this rude"
[salute,
And stod, a mo ent, astonished and mute.
He g zed at the s ldier, in belt and sword,
The carefully an werod each boastful word.
Tho,u n.rt a soldier death is thy trade,
Forimurder alone hy weapons are made.
Yon slaughter in battle, you murder by
. [stealth,
You never create el a dollar of wealth.
You only consum you only destroy
All onime ce, all business, all peace you i
Aro nd yo , befo e you, you spreadrancnoony-'
; l[sternation,
Beh nd you, is de th and es.d desolation.
FonJ fathers and_ mothers Weep over sons
, . lelain,
And tears of the m idow are poured our, like
[ram.
You ve the curse of the world, the blight of
[the earth,
Gro nal anguish a d fear make the sum of
'
, [your worth.
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Huron's ublic Libraries. ,
0 e �f the acts f the Legielature of On-
tario for which the deserve credit is the
liber I support which has been extended to
the iublic and free libraries of our province.
Aeco ding to the r port of the Minister of
Eduiation for the ear 1898, there are 244
publ c libraries ani 103 free libraries in ex-
isten e throughou the province. The
mem erehip of the ormer is 30,854, of the
tette 80,354. The total number of volumes
in pu lie libraries i 417,643 ; in free librar-
ies, 3/1,439. The umber ofIvolumes issued
during the year fro ithe former was 714.-
522, hile the latt r issued 1,643,618. If
care is taken by th local boards of manage-
ment to see that onfr the proper class of
books hi purchased, these libraries ought to
be a mighty leaver in the intellectual ad-
vancement of onr young people.
Below will be found some interesting ins
formatien regarding libraries of the county
0 g ai 0
7 7-2 - It a'
E
c.,
Auburn 104 378 7914 13
Blyth lop 1311 940 27
*Brussels 103 9099 191 21
Clinton 110 3544 343 25
Dungannon 102 1137 118 18
Ethel 121 1072 1331.
*Exeter 265 3112 4721
*Fordwich 190 1119 3945
Goderich 131 3645 1295I1 -38
*Gerrie 200 1403 350$
Hensall 103 1091 1022
Seaforth 248 5001 13071 2)
St Helens 110 927 1125 20
Wingharn 140 2509 4320--e 42
*Wroxeter 287 3677 4590
i .
*Free Libraries.
Total for province : Membeeg, 30, 54- ;
volumes in 1ibrary,417,643 ; volurnas issued,
714,522 ; newspapers, &c., 3,182
From the above it will be seen that ea -
forth stands first for having lhe lar est
library, then Wroxeter and Go erich, and
Clinton at, fourth. The people cf Goderich
are, from the figures, the most extensive
readers In the county, their average being
nearly two volumes per week for each mem-
ber throughout the year; Seaforth comes
second for reading, their average 14ing
about one volume per week for ach nem-
ber ;Cli ton third with over one volume for
two wee P, and Wingham closely follow
Does Prohibition Prohibit.
The old question of the effectiveness of
Prohibitory Legislation with respect to in-
toxicating liquors is being again widely dis-
cussed in the Western States. Dr. John
Graham Brooke has recently dated that
there is practicially as much liquor consume
ed in prohibition as in license States. Many
more hold thesame opinion. But it is a
question of statistics. 'The North and West
gives the following interesting figures which
are from official sources :
• In Missouri in 1896 there was consumed
one barrel of malt liquor for every one and
two-tenths of the population ; in Minnetiota
one barrel for every two and three-fourths
of the population ; in Wisconsin one and
three-fourths barrels for every one of the
population ; in Massachusetts one barrel for
every one and one-fourth of the population,
and in Ohio the same. These are all license
States. Now turn to the prohibition dis-
trict In North Dakota they consumed one
barrel for, each 36 of the population; in
South Carolina, under the Tillman law, one
for every 104 of the population, and in kan-
sas oneefor every 236. The showing here is
decidedly in favor of prohibition. Take an-
other view of ib. From 1890 to 1896 the
sales of malt liquor in Missouri increased
from 1,801,693 barrels to 2.254,202; in
Wisconsin from 1,981,201 to 2,846,614; in
Montana, from 33,233 to 78,877; in Massa-
chusetts frm 953,467 1,580,330, and in
Rhode Isl nd from 80,266 to 195,430,—the
New England States showing the largest in-
crease in sales. In prohibition States the
sales decreased in even greater proportions.
In North Dakota the sales ,fell off from 12,-
000 barrelo to about 5,000. In South Caro-
lina and Kansas the declitie in sales from
the adoption of prohibitiont was even great-
!
er. Now e let us group States of similar
'population together. Maryland with a
'population of 1,042,390 consumed 655,397
!barrels, and Maryland is a very sober State.
!California with 1,208,130, drank 758,590
!barrels. Nebraeba—high license Nebraska
1,058,910 people managed to drink
,161,317 barrels, while under prohibition
South Carolina contented itself with 11,107
lbarrels. Take another pair of States. New
Jersey with 1,444,933 people succeeded in
having an occasional outing on 2,023,141
barrels, while Kansas with 1,427,096 people
pucceeded in getting along with prohibition.
and 6,039 barrels. Here is another group.
)IDelaware's 168,493 people drank 69,113 bar-
rels, Montana's 132,159 of population 78 -
577 barrels, while North Dakota's 182,719
industrions, intelligent yeomen fought the
blizzards end dust storms with only 5,000
arrels. ;
I -
A study of the forgoin&v statement will be
of especial interest at the present time.—
presbyterien Review.
SUCCESS MUST FOLLOW
The Fair Use of Dr, Williain's
Pink Pills For Pale People.
That is the Experience of Mrs. Sianey
Druce, of Deseronto, Who Had Suffer-
ed for Many Years with Rheumatism
and batarrh of the Bowels.
From the Tribune, Deperonto.
Our attention was lately directed to the
wonderful cure effected upon a resident of
peseronto; which illustrates in a very
ad way the merits of that widely kn wn
health reeltorer " Dr. Williams' Pink Pills."
We refer to the cure of Mrs. Druee, wife of
sp
i
!'ur Being desirous of giving idney D uce, caretaker of the High school
uilding.
eaders the facts, a reporter of the TiibOne
ailed at Mrs. Druce s residence, and is
herefore enabled to present our readers
With the following faces, which !can be
youched f r by many neighbors and 'frieods
of the fam ly. Mrs. Druce had from the
Carly age f ten years been a sufferer from
kheumatis n, and had endured an 1 untold
mount of suffering from this dire diseibse.
She had tried scores of different m dicines
to dispel t se malady but in vain. ()eters
told her it was impossible to eradicate the
disease from her system, and she had at Jest
become reigned to the belief that r reurna-
teem was incurable. In addition to r eurna-
firm, about seven years lige she be an to
Suffer from catarrh of the bowels 1 ith its
betendant headaches and depressi n of
spirits. The pain of the rheumatia and
ponstant headaches wore her out. T e doc-
tors prescribed opiates which only dulled
the pain, but did not repel the diseas . The
pwo diseases continued to make stead head -
Way, and at times she felt such pal that
She Could not even allow her husbl nd , to;
tense or move her. The neighbors thought
She would never get up again. All kinds of ;
remedies were suggested and many ofi them
tried, but all in vain. Providenti4y, as
Mr. Druce expressed it, the use of Dr. Wil-
_ liams'- Pink Pith; was mentioned. It was
not until the end of the second box that she
I
realized any benefit. She then began to
realize thatshe was regaining strength. Be-
fore she mentioned this to others her his -
band also observed the change, for he re-
marked one day, "those pills are doing you
some good, you look livelier than you have
for some time." She continued the use of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills until she had taken
fourteen boxes, with the tgratifying and al -
4i oat remarkable results that she was cam-
letely cared of the rheumatism and cat-
arrh, not a solitary symptom of either trou-
le remaining. Mr. Druce was present dur-
ing the interview and confirmed all that his
Wife had said, and was as delighted as she
in praising the virtues of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. Mrs. Druce said that out of grati-
tide for this wonderful restoration to health
se had told scores of other sufferers frem
afferent diseases of the virtues of the medi-
cines which had been the undoubted means
of prolonging her life. She hoped that
others would follow her plan of giving the
pills a fair and prolonged trial, as she was
c nfident that in the end success would
s rely, follow as in her own case.
•
PPS'S COCOA
G, ATEFUL.
COMFORTING
Distinguished everywhere for De-
licacy of Flavour, Superior Qual-
ity, and Nutritive Properties.
Specially grateful and comforting
to the nervous and dyspeptic.
Sold only in quarter -pound Miss,
labelled JAMES EPPS & CO.,
Limited, Homotopathic Chemists,
London, England,
BREAKFAST ' SUPPER
EPPS'S
16
C C OA
9-26
•
Inflammatory Rheumatism.
Mrs. W. J. Wa,deworth1 Torontd Junction, says
i flaUllintOrY rheumetisto and [ euffered nteolte pain.
"For three months I wail confined to my °Om with
Deetors failed to do me good. Five boxes of Mil -
bun's Rheumatic Pills cured me." Priee 60c.
era • a.
WORMS of all kinds are promptly Expelled by Dr.
L w's Pleasant Worm Syrup, Nice to take. Price
2 emote
(Heart Disease
Has became erightfully prevalent of late. If your
hart palpitate', throbs, Skips, beats, or is weak, do
nit fail to use Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. They
et engthen the heart, steady and regulate its beat,
at d restore it to.,healthy, normal action.
-ea
Mrs. Middleten Wray ntee from Sohomberg, Ont.
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is the best
remedy I koow ot for Surrnner Complaint and Bowel
diseases of Children. I have used it for 17 years."
Scroftilous Sores.
sthat my face was all one Mrs. Annie tif right, Dereham Centre, Ont., writes
"1 bad Serofu a o bad
run-
ning sore. I teted Burdock Blood Bitters, and before
I litad taken six bottles I Was completely cured." '
1IAGYARD'SI YELLOW OIL applied externally
relieyen pain. ataye inflammation, reduces 'welling,
heals outs, our sprnins,lame back, contracted oords,
and MIS Joint. Taken internally our -M Croup,
Qtinsy, pain in he stomach, Kidn ow Com plaint, eto.
r oe 260
•
POPULAR. STA
LIONS'
, The following Popular Stjllion8 111 travel their
reepeetive routes tor thli season of 189 , as follows
The Imported Cly esdale Stallion
PAINOE OF M DLO SIAN.
jA311aS L IPER, 1. roprietor.
Monday—Will leave his own stab o, Leit 10, Con -
emotion 11, and prooeed to John Brigh m's, for noon;
thence by Blyth to Th mats Sloan'e, et 1, Canoes -
Bien 8, Morris, for the n ght. Tuesdae —Will proceed
eest along the 8th Cone salon to Wm Jackson's, for
noon ; thence °est to .11 ines Iarrlael th Cancession, ,
Glrey, for the night. We needay Will proceed
south to Alex, Gerrit °eft, 14th C neestion, Mc-
Killop, for noon ; then e wet by Har oek to his own
stable for night. Thur day Will pr ceed east to
Archibald Somerville's, for »oon ; t enee by Win-
throp to Milburn, for rlight. Friday -Will proceed
e uth to Foeler'e school hous , theeee west to James
A filer's, for noon ; thence we -t and n rth to Thomas
Fleares, for night. Satneday Will pro eod south and
emit along the 8th Cenci a ion, to Is own stable,
Where ha will remain until the tolldwing Monday
nlorning. '
1637x4
That Pure -Bre Cl o Horse
UNION BAN (1�, Vol. xvii.
C. M roprietor,
Monday—Will leave his owrroceed nd proceed by.
Way of Broadfoot's bred ee to min's, Alma,
for noon ; thence by w y of Huron oul to Com-
mercial hotel, Clinton, for uesday—Will
proceed by way of the Lon on Roa to his own
stable. Wedne%edey—ill y way of the
London Road to Kip* Htel, for noon ; thence
south to John Hawkie'e he nig for . Thursday—
% proceed to Framoist wn, g the Themes
mainIn
Road to Allidon's, for noon, r until Friday
morning. Friday—Will proe h 1.1 miles up
t 6bh ConeU , then ession of born est 11 miles to
north
organ's, for , noon ; th rice way of 4th
B
Concession to the oandar3 of Tukersmith and
Usborne, then west to 12nd on of Tucker-
neigh to John Colwell's, for ra ht. Saturday—/e orth
by way of 2nd Collimation to his oven stable, where
ahe will remain until the relieving Mond y morning.
1638-8
•
1
The Imported elyd sdale
ORLANDO PRI GE (10,245),
x.
desclal
016),
ASON,
stable
George
ight.
ben alo
ed dor
i
t
oncessi
C. le. M SON, 1ropnietor.
' Monday—Will leave hi'e th own stable, ill Road, and
I
roeeed 11 miles noron tl o 2od Conceesion of
uelreremith, then 21 miles I orth to the 2nd Con -
813881011, of Stanley, to efaleolIMeEw n's, f 3r neon ;
then by the Bayfield Road to be Co menial hotel,
Clinton, for night. Tuesday Will p °coed by way
of the North Gravel Road to Jamee Reynold's, for
noon ; then 11 Miles north, hen ae-1 miles east to
hinburn hotel, for the nig t. W dnesday—W111
proceed 11 mules east to the own L ne, thence to
rho Huron Road to Thema Fowle 's, for noon ;
then 21 miles west on the Iuron 1oad to Crleh's
Sideroad, then 11 miles eouth to Ge rge Turner's,
for tbo night. Thursday—W II proe ed down the
2nd Conoeseion, of Tuekeistni h, to Gboree Black's,
for noon; thence by McLean 8 bride to tbe Mill
Road to the 4th C noession of T ekersmith, to
Robert McKay's, for the nigh -Fri a3 —11 ill proJ
Geed Se miles west across the ele Ro d to the 2n4
Concession, Stanley, to Jose h ROO 'e, for noon e
thence by the Town Lime to Andre % Love's, Hills'
Green, for the night. S'aturd y—Will proceed along
the Parr Line to Murray's h tel, Va na, for noon ;
thence by way of the M111 R d to is own stable,
where he will remain until he foil wing Monday
aliening. 1638-3
The Imported Clyd
MOUNT 130'2S (8
ROBT. & ARCIL MEN
,Monday—Will leav his o
cession 11, MeKillop, nd pro('
Conceseion 6, for nonn ;
Nagle's, Coneeselon 3, Ifibbart
day—Weet 2e miles, then nort
Concession of McKillop, to J
then by way of Roxboiro to
4, for the 'night Wednesday
Line, then north to Conoe
Robert Srnillee, for noon ; t
Walton, for the night. Thur
to Conceeeion 11, Grey, at el
then north and east to Ethe
cley—South to Nimes McNair'
far night. Sato rclae—South t
Concession 14,!Mele1llop, for n
stable, where Oe will reniain
Monday morning.
Clydesdale
PURE 431 -OLD (3
WILSON
°Monday—Will leave hie ow
and go to Graham's hotel, Bru
tci Varna, at Murrey's hotel,
South the Parr Line to Jo
noon; to Blake by way of
Wednesday—West the Town L ne to t
Bay, then south 1 milea, th n wait
pdrte's for noon; tlion enrth te Rob
for night. Thunday—Along the S
Elliott's hotel, Bayfield, for nt, n ; the
and 61h )oncessions, Goderi h town
Chrrey's, 71h Conceit:gen for 5 o !ugh
the 101,11 Concession. at J• hn . Stee
then by the Ba3 field Cornices' n to CI
sen's hotel for nieht. &au day —T
Huron Road, Tuelcorsteith, for noon ;
own stable by way of Ses Lint% where
uotil the following 41onday miornine.
1 The Granc6y
Stailion
AND GREAT R CE HORSE
McCor ack
mproyement o
on df 1899,
sdale
61), Vol. xii.
ZIES, roprietor.
•n stab! , Lot 12, Con
ed to 31.1 s. O'Rourke's,
en sell h to Joseph
for the night. Tues.
21 nil ea to the ard
rime Na h's, for ncon ;
m. Hog 's, Concession
West to the Town
sion 14 McKillop at
en to Sage's hotel,
day—N rth and CAM
. Bielb3's, for noon ;
, for th night. Fri-
, Come sion 14, Grey,
Baum° McPherson's,
on ; th n to his own
until he following
1638 $
Stalli
10),
00K, P
stable
afield, f
or nig
eph It
wn Li
Vol. 6.
oprietor,
Egmotedeille,
r noon ; then
t. Tuesday—
nderson's, for
e for night.
ie 14th Con.,
to dohn La-
n Snawden's
uble L ee to
alo-eg the 5. h
hip, to Wria-
t. Vriclay—To
• for noon ;
i ton, at: Dow -
A Hugill'e,
tben to hs
e will re nain
1638-3
red
Will stand fOr the
stock, during the se
—a
R. Wilson's
AFO
Huron County Breed
St
re •
H E
"IAMPION 'SHIRE AWN
OF CANADi
bles
ssociatton.
1635
_KILBITIRN
N. 15,179. ,1 -
Will stand for the ' improvement df [stock for the
4th semen at BERRY'S SALE AND EXCHANGE
STABLES, HENSALL, during th, eason 1899.
Terme.—Insurance $13. Meal,' and . fe d for parties
from a dinance free.
1 - BERRY 4' GEIGER, Pr prietors.
OWEN GEIGER, Manager. 1638-ef
Are You Going to Ma
It so, trv the Dauphin country, which
ly adapted to mixedI farming, and is
witi good wood and °wooer. Any turthe
wil be given on aPplication tothe
either by calling at our office or by wri
son ad en co promptly attended to. San
TIIR HURON EXPOSITOR Office for OA 0
t0+41 property for Elate. SPARLING
Reel Estate, Loan; Insurance and
Agiente. Office—Munleipal Clerk's Office,
Datiphin, ManitOba.
itoba-?
is principal -
ell supplied
particulars
ndersigned,
ing. Corre-
or call at
farms and
MURRAY,
Commission
Main street,
1632.13
ILLINE !
Fresh Arrivals of . • • •
NEW GOMIS.
A Large Assortn ent of
the Latest Styles 1 o .
C 00SE FROM
Orders Received f r Dye-
ing and Making 0 er. . .
SZRAW HATS.
1, MISS KINS Y,
KIDD'S BLOCK, - - - SE.FORTII
. ,
9
13RAN
Pure Linse d 011
ixed Paints
—IN THE
Latest Artistic Bb.ades,
—FOR
Interior and Exterior, Decora-
tion:.
Manufactured by .
The Canada Paint doinany,
Montreal, Toronto, Victoria, B. C.
L
Now on sale at
REID & WILSON S,
1
SEAFORTS; On.
16$8-13
a,
writing mention
MONARCH 81,1PP
, FREE
'!Elop aid
,
This bealutiful 'Stern
Whit' Watch and Chain
FREE, Also Bracelet's,
Rings, Craj on Pdrtraits,
etre [ Send your name and
adding, anct we Will send
you two dozen of our
Guld Top; Pearl Back
Lever Collar But irons.
Sell these to your friends
at 10 cents . each, and re-
turn the money and we
will Send your watch free
of all charges. When
le paper. .
Yi CO., box 376, London. 1640 -
TIMBER WANTED.
Highest earth pr ce paid fok blat' k ash. white ash,
red and white oalahard and aoft temple, hernlook,soft
and rock eltn. Either stumpage dr delivered in yard.
For further partiOulare applY to [
GCS. WAGNER,
Managefo
rte S.Co. Exeter, 1632-51
SEAFOR 11, DYE WORKS
Take your cloth s to the Seaforth Dye Works and
have them cloanqd or dyed and Imade to look like)
,new. All work kuar&nteed to give satisfaction.
HENRY NICK',, Goderiche e0eet, epposite the
Catholic church, S aforth. . 1d3J-tf
MONEY TO LOIN.
Atoney to him) itt s and 6 per cent. per annum.
Aiiy amount on first-class farm land security. Ap-
ply to R S. H YS, Dominion Bank Building, Sea -
forth, 1607
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SUNG
Being always ia com4 unication with
dealers, the undersigne is in * position
Lumber, Shingle , Cedar P
at the very towels!: pric e, either by th
otherwise. Yards—In he rear of the Q
Seaforth 1
P. ATING-, S aforth.
162711
McLEOD'S
System Renovator
—AND OTHER—
TESTED - REMEDIES.
-
A specific and antidote ter Impure, Weak and Ira.
poverishod Blood; Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpate -
tion of the Heart, Liver Careplabalt, Neuralgia, Lose
of Memory, Bronchitis, Consumption, Gall Stones,
Jaundice, Kiriney and Urinary Diseases, St. [Vane'
DIMON Female Inegulatieiee and General Dehtllty.
LABORATORY—Goderich, Ontario.
J. M. MCLEOD, Proprietor and Mann
facturer.
Sold by J. S. RonzaTs, Seaforth.
1501-tf
BEFORE USING,
We never handled a preparation for
horses and cattle that gave such un-
bounded satisfaction as
FEAR'S Condition Powders._
: They prevent stocking or swelling in
the legs, they keep the hide sleek and
the animal in first-class condition.
Three packages for 50c at
FEAR'S DRUG STORE
SEAFORTH.
A teaspoonful in his feed makes all
this difference.
AFTER USING,
GODERICH
Stearn Boiler Works.
(ESTABLISHED 1880.)
A. CHRYST L
Successor to Chrystal & Black,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Stationary
Marine; Upright & Tubular
BOILERS
:5a1t Pans,moke Stacks, Sheet Iron Werke,
etc., etc.
,Imiwpmmo•••••
Also dealers a Upright and Horizontal Slide Volvo
ngines. AntomaMo Cut -Off Engines a specialty. All
Les of pipe and pipe -fitting eonstanMy on blend
ifitimatee furnished on ohot tnotice.
werke—ormosits G. T. E. Station, Goderich,
1,3
ES.
the Lumber
StIPPIY
sts, etc.,
car load or
eon's Hotel,
✓ Cook' Cotton Boot C
it is stiteessintty used mon t ily by over
k....? 10.000 La d i e'. .a.fe , effec trial . Ladies ask
Ne., your druggist for Cook s r..ottdo Dam Com-
pound. Take no other as all MixtureS, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, *1per
box:, No. 2, eti degrees stronger,Ss per box. No.
1 or 2. mailed en receipt of price and two 1-eent
stamps, The CookConipa.y Windsor. Ont.
ggis in anada. 1
ti
sar-x00. 1 and 2 sol anct recomme ded by all
responsible D
1
No. 1 and No. 2i sold In Beaforth by Luniden a
W4aon, drugIsI�.
Pi THE ST CLAIR RIVER
SARNIA.ONTARIO.
10
Of Our Graduates placed in positions during
She past month.
BEGIN NOW
And be ready for a position in the Pall.
Sarnia is a beautiful place in which to spend
the Summer months. Catalogue mailed
free.
1615-52
A. S. NIMMO. Proprietor.
H. R. Jackson
& SON.
DIRECT IMPORTERS OP
• Jules Robin & 003 Brandy, Cognac,
France; Jno. de Kuyper & Son, Itol-
land -Gin, Rotterdam, Holland;
Booth's Tom Gin London, England;
Bulloch &Co.'s dcotch Whisky, Glas-
gow, Scotland; Jamieson's Irish
Whisky, Dublin, Ireland; also Port
and Sherry Wine from Frame and
Spain, Agents for Walker's Whiekae
Ontario ; Royal Distillery and Davie'
Ale and Porter, Toronto.
To THE PUBLIC
We have opened a retail store in
connection with our wholesale heal -
business in the rear of the new Do-
minion Bank, in Good's old stand,
where we will sell the best goods in
the market at bottom prices. Goode
delivered to any part of the town
free.
tELEPH NE 11, 15144f
he clEillop Mutual Fire
' In urance Company.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY INSURED
OTPICIIIi.
J. B. McLean, President, Rippen P. 0.; Thomas
Fraser, vice-president, Brueefield P. 0,; W. J. Shan-
non, Secy-Treas. Seaforth P. 0.; Thomas E.
Hay., Inspector of Losses, fleetest& P. 0,
DIRSOT028. -
W. G. Broadiost, !Worth; John G. Grieve, Win
throp ; George Dale, Sesforth ; Thomas E. Hays
Seaforth ; James Evans, Beechwood; John Watt
Matlock ; Thomas Fraser, Bruoefleld ; John B. tic.
Lean, Kippen ; James Connolly, Clinton.
MOMS.
Robt. Smith, Matlock ; Robt.MoMillan, Beaforni ;
James Cumming Egmondv e; J. W. Yeo, Holmes-
ville P. 0.; John Govenlook and John C. Morrison,
auditors
!Parties deshrous to effect Ineutanoes or tams -
Poi other Vastness will be promptly attended 40 co
I Or respective poet offloes.
4.plication to any of the above &Seem addressed to
McKillop- Directory for 1899.
JOHN SIORRISONt, Reeve, Winthrop P. 0,
J MES O'LAUGHLIN, Councillor, Beeehwood P. 0.
J SEPH C. MORRISON, Councillor, Winthro
ALEX. GARDINER, Councillor, Leadbury P. 0.
JOHN G. GRIEVE, Councillor, Winthrop P. O.
JOHN C. MORRISON, Clerk, Winthrop P.
D VID M. ROSS, Treaeuret, 4/Lathrop P. O.
WILLIAM EVENS, Amasser, Beeohwood P. O.
CHARLES DODDS, Collector, Seaforth P. 0,
-RICHARD POLLARD, -Sanitary Impeder, Lead -
bury P. Oa