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rater Shoes"'
ear, service
made, hove
umber, by
:aced to the
had for five
hoe
tamped on,
$3 -co, $44
hoe."
'EA -FORTH.
laid give- milk year
.aving calves, "be
in the blude, for she
er had a calf."
cinths go out of bloom
pots for a, time till
egos to harden,
e in bunches and hang
,
placeI, ot in the sun
lace, o Edinburgh
.
that while on a visit
e eaw a cross bred
at the age of 32 y
th te 20 tattle in 20
,iy during fine weathe
d prevent too rapid
aII crops as eaady as
1 plant may have ahurt
h.• Supply water
make • sowing to ; rep
ieS Riley.
[rnieg, but a krraek
lith.
leave
firgEt
s tin brought eple
tbet wee... far beyona
o Bridget, " DJ you Shish
at 7" Heys Bridget, thet wait
' Briaget eeid, lt Net
rang 11i3.1e earn itunger
he knowledge thet ?or
anti the
o.i 'Graf,
ueteaof moving where the
heir tontr„
, net boseern, dressed as on
Mice 's Cressinge n.t with
•
e
i.eur long winters 'leased with
:ails from Pet tale} 'a da
iIeys Croesing " moved along
_je the. vileare E.:ye a- drove
9.
happeninge ;13 iti any e
ae tee els ern entekine, j,k1nf
31
;
at Taeker'e, Mee iy Shivers
szho l h ue drAtik so hard
eee.
e.ar 3 tsers alttr, flaws -re w
5A dread ;
e Waging sweet e , nature
ag.
Eel's Crossing whietled d04
en •
,t t& happer.- I—people rao
.ithers runniog tall A
aril eecitentent the: e was no °
to keiee !
▪ reet ! tit, vibittle 6tItilng
air ;
plat 'oelit, sts ied inteiested
• igs to Wle: theti the songs of
iley—brr t ill the engineer,
oiling, was; his own bar
▪ ;
el with Itsereing,aed come home
W. VAN Li lute Tuoxeseaa
trid, Hay Fever.
at is the beg -bear of your JI
asere of freedom From it
tes Catarrh Cure.
.fribune say e `t` A
s claimed, solves the prob-
.iug old age, has just boe
rofeseors Joseph R. Haw.
r C. Id iener, cif the Chit, -
L The return to youth,
ed by hypodeemic
clpitaticui 1 r.f etnim
goats. The discos,
kgo, and subsequent
s of its efficaey are sr
his ex TllL11tltLttS in
!y administered hypodea.
•
t he fluid from the lyeeree
goat to e dog, know
:he dog wee watched
the, at the ead of
aa liveltv as a pup
enabt ings, it is Raid,
;(1 on in Chicago in
-tit the same results."
.v Ur:ft pieaeant
than an hour
:..eettt evengeliet
ere,. rebel:4I:5 sect -
...se r. 1 t gave me
lel-• red."
Isrei htehly reeiste-
thd eyrupathetio
er 'tills are at
Yeiesti maker and
day arid curea
3511- 6
.F.S & WILSON.•
MAY 26, 1899
tA
So the falling of the i air tells.
of, the approach of ge and
declining power.
NO :natter how barren the tree
nor how leafless it ma seem,.
you confiths.ntly expec leaves
t again. And why?
A Because there is life at the
I roots.
So you need not estO
the falling of your h
threatened daratture o
- and br.'auty. 'And why?
Beeauce if the:0 is a
about
ir, the
youth
park of
Ilfc remaining in the roots of
the hair
will arouse it into healt
it3,'„ The halr ci s t
out: it l'elairlfi t3 grew:
glory of your youtli is
to you.
Ve have a hook ci t
, and its Diseases. It is
/Ma Erceetf.:cfer.rco Fteoeen
If you de slot obtein all th
yottexpertea from the nee re: tee e ieer.
write the darter about it. ?rob:tate
there le tiorn,e diffieulte Niece oeir "sev-
eral evetern, which. may 1 e easily
removiid. Addreee.
DR. J. O. AYER, Lowell, Ira.
yactiv-
CO MC
.nd the
estored
ife Hair
free.
*benefit»
tet;
i
lej
BY-LAW N 4.
• --OF THE—
Town of Se forth,
FOR 1899.
A By -Law to raise by way of I an the sum o
`32.0.000 for the purposes hereinafter entioned.
Whereas the corporation of the T wn of Seaforth
is authorized by special Act of the egislature of the
Province of Ontario to submit a By- aw- to the rate
payers of the said Town, qualified to vote thereon, to
enable said corporation to raise by ay of loan the
sum a $20,000 for the purposes hereinafter men•
toned.
And whereas it will require the sum of 8800, to
be raised annually by speolal rate, forthe payment of
interest as hereinafter mentioned.
And whereas it will require the su of $671 64, to
be raised annually for the payment of said debt, as
also hereinafter mentioned.
And whereas the amount of the whole rateable
property of the Town of Seam th, ireespeetive of any
increase in tlie nature of tolls, int rest, dividends
yenta, or fees from the said propert3, and also irres
pective of any income to be derive from the tem
porary investment of the Sinking und, or any par
-thereof, according to the last revi ed assessment o
the geld Town, being for the year 198, is t e nun o
$639,460.
And whereas the existing debentere de of th
Town of Seaforth is ea follows:
$5,500 borrowed under the authority of By -La
No. 11 A of the Town of Seaforth, f r 1886.
$6,000 borrowei under the auth rity of By -La
No. 3, of the Town of Soaforth, for 1887.
$2,600 borrowed under the aut ority of By -La
No. 8, of the Town of Seaforth, for 891.
$14,000 borroweel under the aut ority of By -Lee
No. 8, of the Town of Seaforth, for 892.
$11,000 borrowed under the aut ority of By -Le
No. 6 A of the Town of Seaforth.
$3,600 borrowed under the auth rity of By -La
'No. 25 15 of the Town of Seaforth.
And there is nothing in arras e the r for princip 1
er interest on sad debentures.
And whereas it is necessary to ppoint the Vme
and places ler taking the votes of he duly qualifie
Electore, and to appoint Deputy- teturning Office
to take the vntes of the said Elect s.
Be it therefore enacted by the unicipal Counts 1
of the Town of Seaeorth.
I. Thet it shall be lawful for t
e Corporation
the Town ot Seeforth to raise by vlay of loan fro
any perteen or persons, body or bodaes corporate, w
may be willing to advance Vats earnei on the debentur
xceeditig in ti
d Corporation
.*bentures, not le
hereinafter mentioned. a sum not
aggregae the surii of 820,000.
IL. It Ethan be lawful for the ea
cause to be made any number of d
. aura of 820,030, which shall be pay ble not later th
than 8100 cavil and not exceeding- i; the aggregate t
tiventy years from the iesue therepf, and such d
senturee shall be sealed with the iseal of the ea
d by the May
Corporation, and shall also be sign
and the Treasurer thereof.
III. The saki debentures sha
thereto coupons for the payment
at the rate of four per cent, per
thereof, payable annually on the 13
each year at the office of the Trees
mobility.
IV. For the purpoee of
for the payment of said
$671.64 in addition to ail ot
and collected by special rat
property In the said Town
mg the currency of the said deb
them and for the purpose off payin
the said debentures the su of 830
nd col
roperty
the ou
formi
&hen
er rate
0 upon
f Sea
to all other rates be levied
rate upon all the rateable
of Seaforth annually durlo
debentures or any cf them.
V. it shall be lawful f r the orporation of t
aid Town of Seaforth to le d the um of 820,000 t
se raised under this By -La to T. le. F. 00.90 &
for the purpose of aiding ti em in he establiahme t
of a pork ;lacking house it the wn of Seafort
wItheue interest to be sec red by mortgage upo
the lands, buildings, mach nery an plant of bhe sti 1
T. R. F. Can & Co., to be eepaid y twenty iannu
instalments stiffigient to previde fo the payment
the sinking fund and upon such o her terms as ty
the saki Corporation may seem p oper, said land
buildings, mac hieery and plant to I e exempted froi
taxes, except sel ool taxer, and all over an asses
went of 85,000 to a period of twen y years.
VI. The votes of the Electors qu tilled to vote
this By -Law Aral be taken on Tue day, tbe Bacon
day of May, A. 13. 1899, oetween t hours of nin
o'clock in the forenoon and five o'cl ok in the atter
noon, at the following placee ; Poi ing Sub-Divisio
No. 1, at Edward Clashai store, God rich street; poll
ing sub -division No. 2, at the Cou oil Chamber, it
the Town Hall ; Sub -Di ision No. 3, a
Strong's office, south side of Marko street, Seaforth
That Edward Cash be Deputy Ret trning Officer a
Polling Bub -Division No. 1; that illiam Elliott b
Deputy Returning Officer at Pol ing Sub-Divisio
N. 2; and that Oliver C. b Deputy Return
ing Officer at Polling- Sub -Division o. 3.
VII, That the Mayor of said M nielpal Corpora
tion shall attend at the Council hamner, in th
Town of Seaforth, on Wednesday, he 26th day o
April, A. D. 1899, at the hour of leven o'clock ii
the forenoon, for the purpose of a pointing person
to attend at the several polling pia es aforesaid, an
the flnal summing up of the vot s respectively o
behalf of pereone intended in and romoting or o
posing the By -Law reapectivelv.
VIII. The Clerk of the Muni ipal Corporatio
shall, at the hour of twelve o'clo.le noon, on th
third day of May, A. D. 1809, atten at the Coune I
Chamber, in the Town Hall, Senior h, and sum u
the votes given for and against the By -Law, an
grant cerfsificates thereunder.
IX. The By -Law, if carried y the vote of t e
Ratepaetere, shall trate effect on ea d from the fir t
day ot June, A. D. 1809.
'8
0
a
1 .have attach;d
intend thereon
nnuru from da o
at day of June n
rer of the mu 1-
e a sinking fund
ures the Kim 11
shall be levi d
all the rateab e
rth annually du
ntures or any
• the interest
shall in additi
rioted by sped
in the said Tow
rency of the sat
1
1
NOT1C
The above le a true copy of a By -I aw passed ly
the lifluiltipal Council of the Taw . of Seaforth,
the 8th day of May, A. D., Thal ; a d persons a d
hereby regalred to take rake t ha any one desire
of applying to httve &lob LiyaLaw is any put there
quashed, must woke his oppdeatio for that purpo
to the High Court of Justicte wi hitt three mont
next after the publication of this otice, once a we
for three sucoeseive weeks, in the newspaper call
TRH HURON EXPOSITOR, OT he will be WO 10
neRTII in that behalf.
ea.
rfl
WILLIA ELLIOTT,
DIVA Qle k.
a
-
••••
Wit and Wisdom.
Every tailor knoWs a lot of pr
oung men. 7 .
A tombstone alwaYs has a good wo
man when he is down.
"You say she's a business woman.
usiness is she interested in I" "Oh,
ody's."
It is a mistake to sum"
eed through success ; t
Succeed through failures.
A cynic is a man who p
Of the world, but in reali
whom the world is tired.
Bolton—" What is the difference be
a specialist and an ordinary physic
Colten—" You'll know quick enough
the specialist sends in his bill."
He who will resolutely remain exter
calm and quiet while anger boils withi
already gained a conquest which
future victories easier.
Inspector—" Now can any of yeu boys
tell me how lying is denounced in S; rip-
ture ?" Ietelligent pupil—" Please,sir,
yes sir I know. "-A lie is an abomination
unto the Lord, but a very present hel" in
time of trouble."
An Englishman being annoyed by his
landlady's eldest son constantly sitiging
"Hi, Johnny Cope, are ye waukin' yet?"
said to him; "I say, Bill, if that bloomin'
kid o' yours ain't walking yet—well take it
away and drown it."
Boy—" Gie's a pennyworth o' stieking
plaster." Druggist—"Is it skin color' you
utes
e've
ger,
easing
d for
What
very-
se that me RUC
-
hey much o tener
.etends to leel tired
y he is a m n of
ween
an ?"
when
ally
has
ake
want? Boy—"Ay, sir." Boy (ten mi
later)—d. This is no' the richt kind
gaen me; my father sa,ys it's for the. lo
an' he's a deride."
Little Johnny—" Mrs. Talke down
paid
a big compliment to me to -day." Mot er—
" Did s e really? Well, the e's no denying
that woman has sense. Who, did she ay?"
Little Johnny—" She said
bow yo came to have such
as ',was."
An Irish workman, being
house, and having to rise
work, arranged to be called.
gone to sleep some of his '
his face. When Pat got up
the glass he exclaimed, " Ai rah l and, sure
they've called the wrong mien'
An angry small boy was pelting stoilies at
n noisy dog when a veeerable paseer-by
t-opptd and addressed him. "Little boy,'
the stranger remonstrated, "don't you ,know
you should be kind to dumb animate ri
"Yee," replied the angry boy ; " but
what's dumb animals got ti do with yelping
dogs?"
Among the Sunday schobl children of a
certain church was a little boy. He could
not tell the number of the house in 'which
he lived, and was told to bring it next day.
When he appeared again, he was asked if
he brought it. "No, sir," said he; "it.
was neiled to the door so tight that I
couldn't get it off."
Eiicediiidtnt;
see
boy
at a lodging -
erg earl for
After h ha.d
pals" bit eked
nd look' d in
•
FOR internal or external use HAGYARD'S YEL-
LOW OIL cannot be excelled as -a pain relieving and
soothing remedy for all pain.
•
Miscellaneous News Notes. °
—Admiral Dewey is coming home from
the Philippines immediately.
—Mr. Herbert Lloyd, of Edward loyd,
Limited, the proprietor of the Load° , Eng-
land, Daily Chronicle, is dead.
' —Mr. Andrew Carnegie has offered to
give $250,000 to help Birtningha liniver-
sity on condition that scisnee is g vena fore-
most place on its curriculum.
—Ex -Governor Roswell P. :lower,. of
New York, died the other i ighti. For
many months he ha been looked hpon as the
eader of Wall stree .
—The noted eon enarian , Indian, Peter
Wademan, died on Wednesday, May 10th,
at Prescott, /vlichig n, aged 114 years. He
was married three onths ago to a, !Polish
woman: 1
e+—An aesociation of heire; with George
W. Mills as president, has been fort ed in
hicago t obtein 60 acres Of prope ty in
t e heart f New York and ;Brooklyn val-
e d at $2 0,000,000.
—Repo ts from the fruit foams in the
Niagara istriet are to the effect ;that a
geeat man • young peach, pear and1 plum
tees have died from the effeets of the severe
f test of la t February, having' come out in
1 af and b ossom first, howe er.
—Two housand and eev nty-eight more
oukhobo s left Batoum et the steamer
Lake Hurbn, on May 12th, for Quebec, un-
der arrangements made by the Cattadian
Pacific Railway. This ir akes over 7,000 of
t eae people settling in the Canadian e orth-
west in the past fe months„
El—A telegram h been received at the
J panese Legation t Washington, aenounc-
i g the death of Ge Oral Viecount Kawa,k-
a i, chief of the he 'dquarters staff of the
I perial aae:ny of J pan. He was regarded
a one of the most famous soldiers f his
ti e.
--The Queen Reg pal t, of Spain, has con.
f rred upon the Ati trien Minister of War
and the German Mi ister of the Nav the
Grand Cron of Mil' tary Merit. It is gen-
erally supposed that the decorations have
been bestowed in recognition of the friendly
attitude of Austria nd Germany towel&
Spain during the re nt war with the United
States,
--That good, str ght-laced Tory aper,
the Toronto World ays : " It is re Ily all
Canada can do to keep her head le el in
these days of pleas t surprises. The Klon-
dike is the sensatio of the day. l3ritisb
Columbia is heaths he world as a prOducer
of the precious and seful metals. An im-
has set 1 in tewards
Migration stampe
Manitoba and the rritories. Cana a has
INCALCULABLE
GOOD,
AN EXPRESSION OF FAITH.
Dr. Ward's Bloodand Nerve Pills have
done me an incalculable amount of ood.
I think they are the best, sures and
quickest acti g cure for nervou ness,
unhealthy act on of the heart, inSom ta or
sleeplessness ane(nia or impove ished
blood, loss of t ppetite, general debilit and
ill -health. For nine years, before I com-
menced taking Dr. Ward's Bloo and
nerve Pills, my heart was weak and, in an
unhealthy state. Its action was so much
impaired that I codld not walk across the
street without suffering- great distress,
my heart fluttering and beating so rapidly
that I could scarcely bre the, causing
faintness, loss of strength, and laving
my nerves all uns rung. y sleeP was
very much disturbed, I had no appetite
and thene was littl strength or vitality in
my blobd ; I wa always excessively
nerveusi
1 haee now t, ken three bo,es of
Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills and
since taking them I have not been away
from my -business an hour. Before aking
these pills it was 4 frequent occurrence
for me to be away from business. As a
result of taking De. Ward's Pills m heart !
is perfectly healthy and strong an gives •
me no distress or treuble whatever. They
removed all nervearouble, made my n rves
strong and gave me healthy sleep. hese
pills also made my blood rich and strong
and gaVe me a healthy appeti . Dr. •
Ward's 'Pills have given tee perfect ealth,
restoring my- lostl-strength, in pace of
continue', ill -health, weakness/ heart
trouble and nervousness. In eustke 1
cannot !speak too highly, of this wopderful
medicine. Signed y MiSs N. Miflward,
Walton St., Port }Pepe, Ont.
Dr. 1,Vardts Blood and Nerve lilts are
-
sold at pc. per box, 5 boxes for. mo at
druggists, or mailed on receipt f price
by THE DOCTOR. WARD CO. suited, ,
71 Victoria Street, Toronto. Boo °fin.;
i formation free. i
t,
—M . Robere McCarmachie, watchman at shall be r ciproo ty at least. And i1 -a.
the G and Trunk Railway crossing in much as t e man's superior strength usually
Guelph, is Al years of age, he has been . makes a fair figist impossible, publie opinion
three times married, and is the father of 28 frowns on wile•lbeating altogether, and
children, 19 of whom are living. The 1 police courts in Most cities take practical
st, a sbn, was born on the 17th. inst. means to discoirageit. Law cannot define
l
Carm ohie is a native of Scotland. I when the 'wife a4
all yield to the husband
erribl rear -end collision of passel's and when the hueband shall yield to the
Las oc urred about 10 o'clock on Fri- wife, but jractial experience discerns th 1
ht, 1` th inst., on the Philadelphia & domestic eace le the result not of the hu
oad at Exeter, a small station band's su erior physical strength, but
Reading, Pennsylvania, re- agreemen land hompromise, the wife yiel
loss, of about twenty•eight ; ing to the1husband. in some things, the hu
ly about forty others are bad- I band to t wife in others, and each su
of these many will die. I porting t e- other's authority. That th
f nidkel, and no country has , husband hen irritated has a right to strik
valuable deposits of iren. his wife is theatre: that has had its day
eater thnber resources than In our ti an our country it is laughe
try, and she will in time be. at, as Jud1e Peabody has doubtless. disco
's greatest producer of paper. ered, if he las read the comments of th
all this the world is getting on newspape on I his remarks. Indeed, h
does not q ite eederse that theory himelf
for in decli ing to punish Kretzer beeaus
" no serioh harm was done," he implie
that wife -le ating was punishable provide
it was exce sive, or brought te the notice o
a judge w was disposed to discourage it
—Harper' Bazar.
•
•
WORMS ca not exist either in children or a
when DR. LOW'S WORM SYRUP is used. 25e
dialers.
•
•THE HiTRON
EXPOSITOR.
yeung
Mr. M
—A
ger tra
day ni
Reading Rail
six miles belt:
suiting in th
lives. Probe
ly injured, an
a monopoly
larger or mor
Canada has g
any other cou
come the worl
In addition to
to the feet th t the gateway into. the heart
of the -North American Continent is owned
and controlled; by this country."
-L-One of the pioneers of Arthur town-
ship, Wellington county, in the person of
Dennis MeGill•euddy, died last week. He
was 97 years o d, and had neveaheen sjck a
day in his life luntil about two, weeks before
his death. 114 retained all his faculties, Un-
til the last. 1e was a native of County
Kerry, Ireland, and came to this country
with his wife and family about 1845 They
were among ilhe firet settlers in jArthur
towndhip. 1
—During a; heavy thunder stor , last
week, the barn: of Mr. Charles , Wi k neon,
Chatham town hip, was struck by li tning
and complete y destroyed. A tajzn of
horses, a colt, jievoral calves and cojvalwere
killed. A lar e quantity of grain a d farm
implements were burned with the building.
Mr. Wilkinson was rendered enconseious by,
the stroke, but recovered sufficiently to es-
cape. The los will be about $3,000, with a
small inslllrapc3 in the London Mutual.
—A cri; ple crossing -sweeper, in London,
Englandenam d Arthur Fitzharding Wank-
lyn, has enterdd a claim to the Earldom of
Berkley, basedupon the fact that his grand-
father, Tboreatt•Fitzharding, the legally ac-
knowledded hdir, refused to accept the title
for family reasbns. The claimant is 4o- years
of age, and worked in the mines in outh
Wales in his y fith, later making a precari-
ous livelihood in London; The case the
pends to a gre4.t extent on the finding of a
solicitor Who klds the family papers. ,
--1-Whil4e Du can Greenless, aged 17 ears,
son of Mr. An us Oreenlessr of P1yniptou
township, Lai bton county, was retu ning
to the hoese,a ter loing the :norning chores,
on Wednesda of lest week, he was inetant-
ly kil ed by ightning. His mother; was
withi a rod oflhim at the time,and saw him,
fall. The body is without a mark of the
cause of death save a little singeing of th
hair, nd a sli ht mark on One leg. .A blac
felt h t which he wore was torn, his wet°
chain was bur t, but the vvatoh was unin
jured A hol was - torn in his shirt, opti
posit where t e watch chain fastened to hi
brace Both hoes were torn off his feet
and t rown a bonsiderable distance.
— ndrew Slater, one of the pioneers o
Dumfries toweship, died in Galt last week
He wes born in Roxburghshire, Scotland, i
1815. In 183fte came with his parents
and the familf to North Dumfries township,
his f tiler, th
ately taking 1.
his frandson
Spra, ue's Rot
town Willi
whe his son,
once eded hin
and
whe
en n
had
to lit e . Th
Abso om . ha
leg him i -bu
o'ne f these N
of fr ight, pr
efo e th da
e W1116
iSti aft)
alilo er t
t th lin
Sla,tr
late William Slater, immedi-
p the lands now occupied by
Mr. William, Slater, on
d, about a mile south of the
•m Slater died about 1860,
the subject of this sketch,
in th ownership of the farm,
lived on it till bout twelve years ago,
he retir d wit his wife—whose maid -
me Was Janet 'ommon, and whom he
arried 3 yea e ego—and came to Galt
decea ed. worked f r the late
e, the founder of alt, assist -
'Wing is mills, an also was
ho fre uently cond eted rafts;
ncipal y flour, down the river I
s of railways and god roads.'
a team of horses, then quite a
, and did a,great deal ot teaming
at part of the country In 1837,
e o! the Comedian rebellion, Mr.
r an: hi team were presse1 into E'er -
vire
to tran port volunteers to Navy cv
Is-
land about ti o miles above t e Niagara
E
Fa118, the headquarters of the Pa riot Army,
Mackenzie's followers,
i ea••••••!.....
WITjHOuT A RIV L !
Paine's 1e1ery 'Compound as a
Blood Purifler and Health
Give.Ranks First in
_ Evtry Civilized Land.
ProfesstonIel men, members of parliament,
bankers, huffiness men, mechanidie and our
farmers, aft4r happy results and experiences
with Pane'Celery Compound,emphatically
assert the g eat medieine has no rival.
As a blo d puriflee, disease banisher and
pffluence, an
health givel it has won the admiration andraise of thee in position and a
people in hUmbler circumstances lhave larg
ly added to its extended reputation.
The vast army of golf and weakly people
restored to health and vigor by Paine's Cel-
ery Compound have done more for the pres-
ent world-edde sale of the great health.
builder than' all the press notices ever pub-
lished.
Under s ch happy auspices; the pro-
prietors of aine's Celery Compound, with
full aud hon st confidence, urge the use of
thisnob7est nd best of medicines at this
presentoteasisn,
Theiwork of purifying the blood, cleansing
the syistern, tegulating he nerves, is an im-
perative onel and should not be delayed a
moment, if ailing people Would have perfect
Men and
nervousness,
ralgia, rheu
complaints,
troubles wit
fatal results
for the takin
vitality, and
never disapp
The old rr
pound "Ma
to -day as it
omen distressed by headache,
sleeplessness, dyspepsia, neu-
iatiern and liver and kidney
caniebt afford to treat ' their
h indifference. Serious and
olloW !delays. This is the time
on'of new strength and true
Pai e'a Celery Compound will
hat he sick and afflicted.
otte of Paine's Jelery Com-
es sick people well," et as true
as ears ago.
Should a a
hi
•
be Allowed to Beat
Wife?
There is a bud e in St. Louis who inclines
to the old contmon-law opinion that a man
on occasion nay rightfully beat his wife,
provided he docs it with due moderation.
The story' is, I the+ before this magistrate,
Judge Peabolly, llhere was brought on April
5, Barnard Kretz r, charged with slapping
his wife's fac be( ause she had contradicted
an order he gave to one o their children.
In passing judgment the j idge EWA :
t
In this cas the wife wa more guilty Ghan
the husband or trying t contradict and
thwart her hesband's will 'n the presence of
the children and setting t emfa bad exam-
ple, which he had a right o rebuke. There
are times when a wife irri ates her husband
to such an e tent that h cannot control
himself and ises his hand r fist. As long
as no serious harm is done I don't believe
in punishme t.
It is posin le that the magistrete's decis-
ion in this case may. have been praetically
wise, whateeter may be th ught of the rea-
soning that led up to it. t would be inter-
esting to know what the judge's attitude
'would have been if the boot had been on
the other fo t and the beating had been ad-
ministered bjy the wife to . the husband.
Whatever riay be the condition of the
statute lawin the matter in various parts of
the Union, ublic opinion no longer con-
sents to the monopoly of beating which the
common la* gave to husbands, the contem-
porary view being that if there are to be
blowbebvteen husband and wife there
ult
Al
• Good Advice.
Archbishop O'Connor, the recently cap -
pointed Arbhhishop of Toronto, in his in
augural address, among other good thing
which he seid, made the following remarks,
which are as instructive for Protestants a
for Roman Catholics. He said:
" Another eouree of is what i
commonly called religious controversy.
Now, my dear brethren, that we believ
firmly in the teaching of the Caeholic
Church mat lc unquestioned. I believe
'that the C thoti
the Lord Jesus
that I expect a
their bclieH ma
belief. No
by others,
ter what th
not see that
Ch'urch is the Chureh o
Thrist. ,13ecause I belieyee
1 others, no matter what;
be, to reepect me in my
, just as I wish to be respecte4
, too respect all others, no mat+
ir b liefs may be. And I del
the interests of religion are ad
vaenced in tie el ghtest br quarreling abou
it. It ia tbe du y of us a1l to seek what i
the true r ligio , to flni out what Jesu
Christ tang al t it the 1 duty of us all te
submit witl hamility anf with love to the
teachings o the Say our, and then, my dear
brethren, e premote the best interests of
religion, and at the same time the very best
interests of our .ountry, because it is only
in that country n which religion is respect-
ed, in which Go I always 'Stands first, that
there can he pr sperity and the blessing df
Almighty God. Hence, my dear brethren,
it is our cleave t at in this nation we shall
be united in ioing Our duty toWards
Almighty God, • nd surely to do that does
not require that we quarrel amongst our-
selves about the most sacred things. Ife
I
do not know let us pray to Him, the Auth r
of light as well as of • truth, and He w'll
make us utiders and what we have to do n
His best interes s, as well as in the best ie. -
tercets of oursel es and of our neighbors'
• • ;
LIVER, T1OUB1ES, biliousness, sallow compleX-
ion, yellow e -es, j undico, oto, yield to the cunt'
tive powera f LAXALIVER 'PILLS. They are sure
to cure.
An UnaVailing Attempt at
Reformation.
A maiden Indy of a certain town in Corn-
wall owned a parrot, which somehow ae-
quire(' the disagreeable habit of observing at
frequent intervals :
"1 wish the old lady wmild die:"
This anuoyed the bird's owner, who spok,e
to her curete about it.
" I think we an rectify the metter," r
plied the good man. "1 also havea parrot,
and he is a righteous bird,. having been
brought up in the way he should go. I will
lend you my parrot, and I trust his influence
will reforin that depraved bird of yours."
The curate's parrot was placed in the
same room with the wicked one, and as soon
as the twe had become accustomed to each
other, thelbad bird remarked :
"1 wish the old lady would die."
Wherenpork tbe clergyman's bird rolle
up his eyes and in solemn accents added r
" We beseech th e to hear us, good Lord Id'
The stoey got ut in the parish, and foe
several Sendays it was necessary to omit th
litany at the chu eh services.
•
INIILBUCtirS STEJILING HEADACHE POWDER
are easy to ;take, hermlees in action and sure to our
any headacise an from 6 to 20 minutes.
• •
he Cattle Trade in Manitoba.
he farmers who have beef cattle to sell
thi spring will reap a harvest, as prices are
ve y high, as much as five and a half cents
pe pound being paid on the farrns. An
en rmous trade has been done for several
mo ths past in stackers, the province havt.
in been eceured by buyers from the States
ant the North-West Territories, Who have
paid from $12 to $18 for yearlings. I A prom-
ine
ra
'M
th
br
go
thi
for
an shet the farmer out of compet
the rancher ; bet he can raise sto
realize a comparatively higher pri
co ld secure for the animal fitte
bu cher. It is said that there is
on the western ranges south of
ka chewan for one million more cattle.
1 • •
1.1
t rancher says! that the territorial
chers can take all the stockers that the
nitoba, farmers can raise, and urges that
y shoeld payi particular attentien to this
nch of business. The suggestion is a
d one; for as the country beco:nes more
kly settled the expense of raising cattle
the market will increase corres ondingly,
tion with
kers and
e than he
for the
till room
the Sas-
PPS's cocOA
GRATEFUL
COMFORTING
Distinguished everywhere for De-
licacy of Flavour, Superior Qaal-
ity, end Nutritive Properties.
Specially grateful and eomforting
to the nervous and dyepeptic.
Sold only in quarter -pound tins,
labelled JAMES EPPS & COr,
Limited, litomceopathic Chemists,
London, England.
BREAKF,AST SUPPI1R
EPPS'S' - COCOA
1609-26
•
Inflanmatory Rheumatism. 1
Mrs. W. J. Wadeworth, Toronto Junction, 8a39 :
i
l
"For three month I was confined to my room with
inflammatory rhetit atism and suffered ntense pain.
Doctors failed- to die me good. Five boxes of 6 U.
burn's Rheumatic Pille cured me." PrEte 60e.
i eire fee.
WORMS of all kieds aro promptly expelled by13r.
m
Low's Pleant Worea Syrup, Nice to take. Pr co
26 cents. •
Etart Disease
Has became frig thilly prevalent of late. If your.
,
heart palpitates, tbrobe, skips, beats, or is weak, do1
not fail to us Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. T ey;
strengthen he heart,
steady and regulate ts bat,
t
and reetore it to iste tby, normal action. .
'
•
Mrs. Michileton,
"Dr. Fowler's Ea
remedy I know of
diseases of Ohildre
I Ser.
Mrs.Id
haA snon oe! Wri iareidig
ning sore.
I had takefl six bet
ray writes from Schomberg, Cint.
act of Wild Strawberry is the heat
or Summer Complaint and Beiwel
• have used it for 17 years.'
HAGYA D'S
relieves pan, allay
heals outs, cures ell
and stiff ;joints.
TOW. Pala in th
Price 250
fulous Sores.
t, Dereham Centre, Ont., writes
bad that my face was all one ran -
Burdock Blood Bitters, and before
lest I was completely, oureda'
ELLOW OIL applied exterlally
infiammatitin, reduces swel
rains,lame back, contracted cords,
Taken internally aurae Otani),
stomach, Ildney Complaint, eto.
rriage
L. I
ic!nses
We do not issue them 1! But lall those
that are going to be married in lane and
will have need of a Dinner Set, call at
Robb's,
SEAFOR*H
,
As we have just opened thie week a line of
Dinner Ware, the prettieet and the best
quality for the money that lever came into
SEAFORTH.
If You
time, th
line in
I In our
fresh an
on't know, you oeght to by this
t wa take the lead in the Crookery
SEAFORTH.
roeery line we keep everything
clean, and deliver m any part of
SEAFORTH.
HUGH ROBB.
NORTHW
EST
TRANS C9.Y.L.T.P..
STEAMERS
MONARCH and
UNITED EMPIRE
(Weather permitting) will leave WINDSOR on
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS at 6 p. nt,' and
nd SARNIA on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYSat 3
. m., as per sailing lists for SO(, PORT ARTHUR,
ORT WILLIAM and DULUTH, making direct
onnectiona itt these points for MANITOBA and the
ORTHWEST, KOOTENAY. BRITISH COLUMBIA,
Pacific Coast Pointe and ICLONDIEE.
Lowest Rates. Choice of Routes.
Best Accommddations.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS.
On and after 181 June, goca to return until 31st
°et4obrer.
Frates and ion:equation apply to G. T. R. town
or Station Agent a eatorth.
JAMES H. BEATT , General Manager, Sarnia, Ont.
1640-24
Pure
JEM
MUM
9 9
A N D
tinseed Oil
Paints
THE
LateOt A4istic Shades,
Int
rior and Exterior Decora-
tion.
Maul_ aeture
Th p Cana
Montrea
Now n sale et
COME to STAY
Business
Increasing Rapidly.
We are delighted to fird the peo-
ple of Seaforth and surroundings
alive to. their interests—they NKI
our prices right.
Everything new and the most fashion]-
.
able on the market. Give us a
call. Every person is weleo
- whether they buy or not.
See our window for a few of the lead-
ing lines.
THE NEW SHOE STORE,
Paint Company,
Under the Town Clock, Seaforth..
1638-24
Toronto, Victoria, 13.C.
SEAFORTH, ONT.
1638-13
NOTICE ITO CREDITORS.
All persons having any claim egainet th estate of
11
Thom&ida
Thomas Adams, late of the Town of e , gentle-
man, who died on or about the 23r4 day of April,
1890, to send to the undersigned acting
Exeoutrr before the let 1 day of June,
full particulars of their dame, duly veaified hy
affidavit. After said lest mentioned date, the Ex-
ecutors will proceed to distribute the esta e among
1
the patties entitled thereto, havIng referee e only to
the claims of which they shall heve reciiiv d notice,
and after such distrinution the Executors vcill not be
accountable for any part of the estate to apy credit-
or of whoee claim he shall not have recetvd notice '
This notice is given pursuant tothe statuto in that
behalf. .
RICHARD. ADAMS', Londesbo o P. 0.
Dated May 41h, 1899. 1639-4
1
The Grandty Bred
Stallio0
AND GREAT RAOE H9Rsg
McCorirnack
Wilt stand for the iInprovenent of
'
'stock, during the sleason of 199,
—at -+-i-
R. Wilson's' itables,
SEE/FORTH,
liuron County Breeder
Association.
1635
Are You Gong to Manitoba?
If so, try the Dauphin cuntry, which is principal-
ly adapted to mixed far ing, and ie well supplied
with good wood and woad. Any further particulars
will be given on application to the underetgraed,
either by calling at our office or by writing. Corte-
spondenee promptly attended to. Send or call at
Tux HURON EXPOSITOR Office for list of farms and
town property for sale. , SPAR ING & MURRAY,
Real Estate, Loan, Instirancie and Commission
Agents. Office—Municipal Clerk' Office, Main street,
Dauphin, Manitoba. 1632-13
MILLIN RY!
Fresh Arrivals of. .
NEW GOOD
A Large Ass rtment o
the Latest Styles to .
CHOOSE FROM.
Orders Receivfed for Dye-
ing and Making Over . . .
S RAW HATS.
MISS KINSEY9
10-1I'S BLOCK, - - - SEAFORTH
• • •
I
i Money to Loan. .
,
Ariy amount of money to loan on good tarot pr •
pony, at 5 per cont, per annum. Straight loanel,
payments made to suit borrower, satisfaction guae-
anteed, charges low. At office Friday afternoon eod
all day Saturday.
ABNER COSENS, ]
McDonald Biotic, Wingham.
1687
ill-CTSIC-
IdifIs Sarah Louisa Moore, L. Cl, M., Acedemic graduate of London Conservatory at Music, is prepared
to re eive a limited number of pupils for instruction
1°6
on p ano. Walton. Monday and Tuesday; Brussel
Wed esday and Thursday; &Worth, Friday an
Satutdav. Qualified to prepare pup& for Principal s
form in the Conservatory of aineic. Apply to
s MISS, MOORE, SeAtorth.
1638-13
i
THE SEAFORTH
Musical - InStrumen
• EMPORATM.
ETBL 1 HED, 1873
wing to bar
c u ed to sell Pi
time3, we have
nos aid Organs at
Greatly R du ed Prices.
• writing mention
MONARCH SUP
TIME
Highest cash
red and white oa
and rock elm.;
For further part
;9PS
3
Organs at $ 5 and, upwards, and
la
Piti,nos at corresr g.prices.j
ffiee us beforp urch ng.
SCOTT BROS.
FREE
Boys and Girls.
This beautiful Stem
Wind Watch And Chain
FREE. Also Bracelets,
Rings, Cray on Portraits,
eto. Send your onme and
address, and we will send
you two dozen of our
Gold Top, Pearl Back
Lever Collar But;ons.
Sell these to your friends
at 10 cents each, and re.
turn the money and v...3
'sill send your watch free
of all charges. When
hie paten..
LYI CO., box 376, London. 1640- '
ER WANTED.
ee paid for black ash, white fah,
,hardsand soft maple, hernioak,solt
ther etutntsage or delivered in 3 ard.
euNiiva
WAGNER, efiGaaNgpBearRyi or
163241
tfa o he S. Co. Exeter.
SEAFORTII DYE WORKS.
,
Take your clothes tol the Seaforth Dye Works and
have them cleaned orl dyed and made to look like
new. AU work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
HENRY NICKLE, GOderich street, .pposite the
Catholic church, SeafOth. 183)41
• MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to lorsi at 41 end _5 per cent, per annum,
slay amount on est -class farm land aeeurity. Ap-
10 11 S. HA S, Dominion Bank Building, Sea-
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LUW3ER
Being
dealers, t
Lumbe
attwie vsee
sth
Seaforth
1627tf
ways'communication with the ber
und reigned le In a position to sup y
, S Ingles, Cedar Posts, etc"
low prices, either by the ear lead or
Ya ds—in the rear of the queen • Ilotel,
3. KIPATING-, Seafo
co c Cotton Loot tiainotr.d.
g ,
sR tccessaully used monthly by! over
-110,000 edict*. Safe. P free tu al. Ln d lee ask
our tirugerfa for Cook s Cotten Roof Com-
pound. a,he no other as all Mixtures, pills and
least) ns are danfOrous. Prise, No,. 1, Si per
bon , No. 1, 10 degrees stronger,SS per Iv*. No.
1 or 2 Mailed en recelpt of price and two 3 -cent
stamps The Cook connassy.Windson Ont.
IlarN'Os. Viand 2 Id and recommend.ed by all
r ponstbleiDrug ts in Canada. _
el
Ns 1 sod ie. t sold In Seaforth by Lumsden es
Waive
CHAMPION SHIRE STALLION
OF CANADA
KI.LBITRN
NO. 15,179.
Will stand for the improvement of stock for the
4th season at BERRY'S SALE AND EXCHANGE
STABLES, HENSALL, during the season 1899.
Terms.—Ineurance $13. Meala and feed for parties
from adistance free.
BERRY & GEIGER, Proprietors.
OWEN GEIGER, Manager. - 16,88-tf
McLEOD'S
System Renovator
--AND OTHER—
TESTED - REMEDIES.
A specific and antidote far Impure, Weak and Im.
poverlahed Blood, Dyspepsia, Sieeplessnese, Palpate.
tion of the Heart, Liver Corogaint, Neuralgia, Lowe
of Memory, Bronchitis, Consumption, Gall Siena,
ereunderse, Kidney and Urinary Diseases, St. 'atria'
Dance, Female Irtegularieles and General Debility.
LABORATORY—Goderich, 0:Asti°.
J. M. McLEOD,-Proprietor and Menu
facturer.
Sold by J. S. ROBERTS, SeEtiOrtil,.
1501.tf
• GODERICH
Steam Boiler Works.
(ESTABLISHED - 1880.)
A. CHRYSTA_L
Successor to Chrystal & Black,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Stationary
Marine, Upright & Tubular
BOILERS
!mit P113111,1310ko Stacks, Sheet Iron Works*
eto., etc.
Also dealers n Upright and Iforisootal Slide Valve
twines. automatic Cut-Oit Rnetnee a specialty- All
ees of pipe end pipetttin,g constantly on hand
Istimates furnished on shartnotioe.
worki—otmestte a. T. R. Station, Goderich.
:i 1,4.
p1r;Th.-41„.d4z;
) tett;
THE STCLA1R RIVER
SARNIA.ONTARIO.
10
Of Our Graduates placed in positions during
the past month.
BEGIN NOW
And be ready 'for a position in the Fall.
Sarnia is a beautiful place in whieh to spend
the Summer months. Catalogue mailed
free.
A. S. NIMMO, Proprietor.
1615-52
H. R Jackson
& SON.
Drat= Iouimus OF
Jules Robin & COIA Brandy, Cognae,
France; Jno. de Kuyper & Son, Hol-
land Gin, Rotterdam, Holland ;
Booth.'s Tom Gin, London, England;
Bulloch &Co.'s Scotch Whisky, Glas-
gow, Scotland; Jamieson's Irish
Whisky, Dublin, Ireland ; also Port
and Sherry Wine from France and
Spain, Agents for 'Walker's Whisk'',
Ontario; Royal Distillery and Davit,'
Ale and Porter, Toronto.
To THE PUBLIC:
We have opened a retell store
connection with our wholesale bud -
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. Goods
delivered to any part of the town
free.
TELEPHONE 11. 151&-tf
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY INSURED
07710111,
J. B. meLeas, President, Iiippen P. 0, ; Thomas
Fraser, vice-president, Brucefield P. ; W. J. dhtere
non, 'ileio3,-.Treas. Seaforth O. • Thomas E.
Hays, Inspeotor of Losses, Seaforth P. 0.
DIAMOTOIS.
W. 0. Broadloot, Seaforth; John G. Grieve, Win
throp * George Dale, Seaforth ; Thema E. Hays
Seaforlih, ; James Evans, Beechwood ; John Watt
Harlock ; Thomas Prager, Brumfield t John B. Me.
Lean, Kipper' ; James Connolly, Clinton,
AAMMTS.
Rat. Smith, Harlook ; Robt. McMillan Beam* a
Arca Cumming Egmondv ;0; 3. W. Yee, Home.
vine P. 0.; John Govenlock and John C. morrison,
auditors
Parties desirous to effect Insurances Outman.
rot other businees will be promptly attended is on
ppliestion to any of the &boss cams, addressed Is
their reepeetire post ofi5oes,
McKillop Directory for 1899.
JOHN MORRISON, Reeve, Winthrop P. 0,
JAMES O'LAUGHLIN, Couneiner, Bftebvisea 0
JOSEPH C. MORRISON, Councillor, Winthrop P.O
ALEX. GARDINER, Councillor, Leadbury
JOHN G. GRIEVE, Councillor, Winthrop P. 0,
JOHN C. MORRISON, Clerk, Winthrop P. 0,
DAVID MAIMS, TIMAUTEsf. Winthrop P. 0„
WILLIAM EVENS, Asresser, Beechwood P. O.
CHARLES DODDS, Collector. Seat orth P. 0,
RICHARD POLLARD, Sanitary Inspecter, Load -
bury P. O.