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JUNE 16, 189
LE
T THE
ILE
5IGNATU
TAB,
PPER
VEST
OF
SICK HEADA
Positively cured by th
Little Pills.
Tey also relieve Distress from
Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per.
feet remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowd.
gess, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated, Ton
Pain in the Side,. TORPID LIVER.,
Regulate the Bowds, Purely Vegetible.
Small PIII. Small
Small Moth
Substitution
the fraud of the day.
See you get Carter's,
Ask for Carter's,
Insist and deinancl
Carter's Little Liver Pills,
HE
.o bottles only. rt
allow aeyone to sell
plsa or ?realise that it
wi!.I answer every per.
t.get 0 -A -8 -1 -0 -1Z4 -A.
ie es
Starr
1ES
ight you with all
mfortable in con -
:comfortable, The
lobby summer suit,
e just. the proper
of a big selection
think that while
y, it would make
ive to, meet both
have succeeded,
OS.
ARC
COMFORT,
'TEED
SAFETy
LllI&agc
(terest;
Berwe
NIt
DIrect�n.
.00m. *Lee.
leveland with
Es East,soutia
etreit for all
It.
OW,
ta,p,le and fancy
rade. Our busi-
n application ;
ernployeeE
intf., sell the
iii Ile county -
.:hey are armed
Eryi goods bus'
inerrt-, Who did
(IitUCt6d the
In cross
0,1 without
i a groat extent,
tlay.ii If the
i.:1•,•1:eed. in do
7fliere is Some
'vit,l• the other
7 Goods Co, ex-
anler the marl-
! :4eneral stoak
lorth
HICH CRADE1
urnituis
Leatherdale &
Landsborottg
SEAFOfiiTH
Dealers in first-class Furniture
kinds, in latest designs. Uphol
neatly done. We all° do pictur
mg, and a choice •selection of p
always 011 hand. Curtain poles
prices, and put up. We sa,
Agents for the New ,i;Villiarn's
Machine, best in the market
mestic use, no trav'elling agen
high prices.
t7NDE :E TAI
of al
terin
frapl
ctuye
t al
als
awing
r do-
s, II
G -
In the Undertaking IDepartment, e buy
our goods from the besthouses in 0 tario,
• and guarantee satisfaction in every enact.
ment of our work. We have always made
it a point to furnish chairs, and all et er re-
quisites for funerals, FREE OF 01 AtessE.
Prices better than heretofore.
Arterial and cavity embalming done on
scientific principles.
P. S. -:-.Night, and Sunday calls will be
attended to at Mr. Landsborough's rein.
dance, directly in the rear of the Domin..n
Bank.
Leatherdale• 8c
Landsborouih,
SEAFORTH.
Our direct connections will save you
time and money for all points.
Canadian North West
Via Toronto or Chicago'
British Columbia and California
points.
Our rates are the lowest.We have !them
to suit everybody and PUtLMA ijUR.
1ST OARS for your accommodation Call
for further information.
Grand 't'runk
, Train(' leave Seaforth and blhoton stati ne as
allows:
Joie° Wises -
Passenger
Passenzer....
Mixed Train....
Mixed Train ......
GOING EAST-
Pasaenger..
Paesenger..
Mixed ..
SEAFORTH,
12.40 P. M. 12
10.12 P. M. 10.2
9.20 A. M. 10.1
6.16 P. M. 7.
7.65 A. M.
3.11 p. M.
6.20 P. M.
7.
2.6
4.
Wellington, Grey and Bru
GOING NORTH- Paseenger.
Ethel - 10.04 1., as
Bruseels.. .. .. 10.16
Bluevale.. .. .. 10.28
Wingham 10.40
GOING SOUTH- Pas. Tiger.
WitIghttm...... 6.50 A. M.
Bluevale . 7.00
7.16
7.28 1
INTOL
6 P. M.
P. M.
A. M.
P. M
0 A.M.
P. M.
P.M.
e.
M xed.
1.0 is M.
2;IO
2.45
8. 6
Mixed.
8. 6 A. M.
9.I7
9.45
10.
•
London, Huron and Brucl, .
00M0 NORTH- Pasoan er.
....
London, depart .:1 ..... .... 8.15 A.M. 4. 6 P.M
Centrslia 9.18.
5. 5
Exeter..... ......i........ .. 980 6. 7
Hensall_
Kippen . l 9.44 6.18
9.60 6.
Brimfield_ ....1 .... -... 9.68 6.
Clinton..... _ ..., ... . ... .. 10.15 6. 5
Londesboro -.".. .... .. , 10.33 7. 4
Blyth...... _ _ .. i ... ...... 10.41 7.
Beigrave_..... ...... 10.66 7. 7
Wingham *rev ...... .. 11.10 8.
Goneo Sousa- Passeng r.
Wingham, depart.. - .... 6.63 A.M. 8. P. M.
Relgravii 7.04 8. 6
°
Blyth ... 7.16 4.
- Londesboro.....1- .... 7.24 4. 0
Clinton , 7.47 4.
Brimfield 8.06 4. 0
Kippen _
4
Hensel! • • 8.17 . 9
8.24 5.
Exeter.... ..... ... .. 8.88 6. 6
'
Ceatralia.. . ...; ... . . 8.60 5.
London. (arrive) 9.60 A. a. 6 20
114"- After- Wood's Pholpho
I'he Great English
Sold and recom.mended
draggists in Canada. Onl
ble medicine discovere
kages guaranteed to cu
forms o , Sxnar Weaknese, all effeetel of
orexcess, MenItal Worry. Excessive use
baoco. Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on r
of price, one pa kage 81, eix• $5. Ons wag
siz wilt cure. P nlphlets free to any add
Tho Wood C.nipuy, Windsor
Wood's Phoeph ine is 8ok 1 Seaforth by
den & Wilson, driggtst..
11,‘
y all
reli-
Biz
e all
huge
f To-
eipt
•
se.
Ont.
MEN OF MARK.
Ex-Prosident Harrison is getting stout.
He gained ten pounds last year.
Governor Powers of Maine intends soon
to visit Cuba and Porto Rico, taking his
staff with him.
John Fullingbon of Huntsville, Mo., is
84 years of , age and never took a dose of
medicine in his life.
It is said that Aguinaldo and Agonoillo
had Chinese fathers, named respectively
Ah Guin and Ah Gori.
Governor' Candler of Georgi will make
the opening address at the A lanta uni-
versity negro conference on May 80.
,WIlilain Rockefeller of the S andard Oil
company svill build a handsoirfr house at
Putnam Hill, near Greenwich, :Conn., for
his son and namesake.
James Ht Merrill, Irtayor oilmOshkosh,
Wis., bears it striking resemb1
3ce to the
cartoons o Uncle Sam. He is a lawyer
and has a state reputation for his after
dinner spe4lThes.
The late x -Governor Oglesby of Illinois
was once a ked what he got by his over-
land trip t4 California in 1849 In !search of
gold. "No gold," he replied, "but enough
experience to make me what I stm."
For mo than a year President McKin-
ley has su 4ed from . frequent toothache.
A dentist ijas just completed the, filling of
the executi e teeth, and the • President is
taking a s lel treatment for reura1g1a.
Philip Armour's annual European
trip will -thts summer take him to Carlos
bad. Ileas been greatly shaken by the
death of hi brother and the attack of the
grip, which kept him abed for several
weeks last winter.
Thomas 11. Reed had to catch a train
one day not iong ago and was not awaken -
in Min To the profuse apologies of
he hotel el rk he replied:, "Well, I dressed
nyself in three minutes'but I do like
•our. One orm do it e shade better."
Many ye rs ago General Gomez flrst met
eneral A thur MacArthur. The other
the Am rican soldiers in the Pi ilip--
y ho said of him, " an
I do not know ty
hies, but know MacArthur, and f he
.annot win America's battles no re n in
'he world c n,"
Samuel
dams of Guilford, Me4 in-
forms the citizens that, alt ough he s 57
ears old. his face has, been sullied bfr the
contaminating touch of a iazor but wice
once when he enlisted in the arm -and
o ice when he was mustered out. He now
wears a log, flowing beard
• General Agnus, the edito of the alti-
more Aniericati, has been appointe by
President McKinley • a in mbor o1 the
b mini of visitors to the Mili ary aba. emy
at West Point, this being th second tin%
ta at he has been so hone ed. He was
ci airman of the board of •yisitors ap oint-
ec by President Harrison in 1892.
P/EANS OF P
EACE".
China N.vants to send a delegate to the
c7ar's disarmament conference, which
sl OW'S that Peking has a sense of humor.
St. Paul Dispatch. _
We trust our representatives at the .eace
nference will notneglect to call et -ten -
111 to the superior battleships we mild
fleet
Mg- •
ding •
cc
ti
ai d incidentally mention he exec
inariesti in iiship of our gunners.-Wasi
tun Pot.
Tho small states of Europe, incl
ti)
ot
Aland itself, aro not enthusiastic °Ivor
e coiningpeace eongress. So lo g as
great powers aro armed against each
her the little ones feel fairly safe. New
irk Tribune:
'1Whother successful or not, the eace
cenference wIH bo ono of the no sblo
eitents of the day, and it is gratify' j to
our national pride to consider how ch
g -cater a figure we will out than we w Id
hitve done a year ago.-Louiaville Po
The German representative to the
cclonference recently wrote a pamphle de-
riding the czar's vieis and pointing Out
i particular how impossible it will be for
ormany to tolerate the pretensions of in-
xicated America. It is very evident Oat
h is not enamored of peace, -San Fran -
else° Chronicle.
!ORCHARD AND GARDEN.
The hest time to shape the heads of trees
isl While they are young.
It is not a good plan to plant the straw -
b rift's among the raspberries.
Illaokberries are readily propagated by
r o Cuttings three inches long.
The price of fruit is usually fixed by the
p rest specimens in the package.
Black raspberries should be kept headed
d yen to about four feet all summer. -
Strawberry plants should be given a
thorough working a week after planting.
Good drainage makes the soil more
p rous, drier, looser, more pliable and
warmer.
Vet feet will soon produce heart disease
in the apple tree. Provide good drainage
Ito prevent it.
uinces are easily grown and under
'fa crable circumstances bear fruit when
• w years old.
POPULAR SCIENCE.
ir in itspure state is composed thus:
Ni roger), 77 -per cent; oxygen, 21 per
cert; other Compounds, 2 per ce it.
I 'titer is the hardest Of all su stances to
he t, With the single exception of hydrogen
gm. The easiest two are me cury and
leaf , which • stand in this respe on near-
ly tjhe same footing.
oal smoke contains ethyl ne, from
wh eh alcohol is readily made by simple
nii4ns, and it is recognized that ert long
the smoke of high furnaces, coke ovens
and gas works will be utilized in th pro-
duction of alcohol.
By a new process that very usefu com-
mercial compound, celluloid, can n.wbe
rendered noninflainmable by dissclving
ord'Uary celiuloidine in aceino and vork-
ingl these to a paste with magn sium
chlqrido, rendered soluble by alcoho
PITH AND POINT.
The cigar stumps i men throsiv aw y are
tob cco leaves. 1
A man'aenemies are few if his rel tives
all s oak well of MM.
t
F ith in a watch ithout works w 11 re-
sult in a timely disa pointment.
T e only swell thing about sonr men
is 1 ated directly under their hats.
M' ny a brave mart -leads a woman o the
altar and then resigns his leadershi
, 1#e pain of parting is experien ed by
the imall boy when his mother corn s his
hair, .
6
•
1 Moles and poor physicians are ily
traced by the holes they leave 1 the
grotInd.
jj1.1 the good die young, it might ..just
well to beware of the oldest inhnbitant
and his reminiscences, -Chicago NeWs.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISWED AT
THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE,
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO.
NO WITNESSES REQUIRED,
c13
THE
INGLES AND JESTS.
,TreIxt Fork and Lip.
tubborn man was Uncle Nick;
7 emper,_ too, was pretty quick;
irst rate ratighbor and all that,
ut as set as Ararat.
• hen he couldn't linve his way,
'other old Nick was to pay.
nce-Inever alien forget
ow it worried him. -he met i
ith a sing'lar circumstance;
all it providence or chance- I
ough to teach him, sure's yon live,
ot to be too positive.
ecollect just how he sat
Elfin breakfast -old gray cat
;yl' watchin every move,
hile he undertook to prove
hat the hope of God's elect
uldn't anyhow be wrecked.
enven is asesure for me
s this piece of fat," said he. .
G ess be trembled, for it dropped
0 his fork and never stopped
T 11 to tabby eat it went -
d of Nicky's argument.
-Neve York Times
1:
The Wrong Leg.
"Ma my," cried the editor's by, rush-
ing in 0 citedly, "dad's jest been run over
by the a llroad train I"
• "WhY " gaid the mother, "how kin you
say thLjt when yonder he come , limpin
along ai usual?"
Sure ough, he was corning, ad when
he got i he sat down and said de ectedly:
"It W s my wooden leg, Maria. TLroe
' wheels p sed over it and only ook off
four !moth s, and I can't get no ccident
policy no sue the durned road for dam-
ages.".-,. tlanta Constitution.
The Outward Sign.
e amateur photographic craze
sbr"
1 "Got t
still, Bi
"Yes.
"Blowi
supplies?'
"No, II
camera
supply of
terial. T
to buy."
"Thor.
You're no
fessional,'
g in all your spare change on
believe I have bought eyery
pliance there is and laid in a
very known photographic ina-
ere is absolutely nothing more
ou'va passed the dividing 1 ne.
an amateur. You are a ro-
-Chicago Tribune.
For i -e Them Thi. One Time,
g poets are a nuisance,
Of that I'm well aware.
T1 harass the poor editor
n make the printer swear.
But hink of the past season
Ir his fair, sunny clime,
Ani 1 of spring the blithe bards 1st
Blo give them this one time.
Whitt honeysuckles are in bloom,
.4ne birds carol all day,
And he strawberry man appears
And 'pipes his roundelay;
When! the disheartened plumber se ks
ntCre congenial clime,
If the bards sing of balmy spring,
F rs1v,esthein this one time.
-New Orleans Times -Democrat.
•
I, Rejected.
. "Nellie,' I ;poke the youth with an air of
confidence ! 'only - say the word and you
andi will. 441 together on the rough son
of life, 1). sis.1y buffeting its waves, trim-
ming- our sails to meet theadverse winds
that"-
" No, G eoffIrey, " interrupted the maiden ;
"not in ti S ago of the world.. _The man
who take,. 14 -on that journey must offer
me a first cabiu passag .on a steamer."
Wheret port Geoffrey sailed out of her
presence sN'ilth a decide( list to port. -Chi-
cago News I
hit More of Hurry.
'Remain er Bill luggett's weddin,
don't you'? asked the ldest inhabitant.
"Say Id ," aniswere 1 his understudy.
"They wal -ed 30 miles to git theproricher
to tie the ot." . I
"Well, W len Bill ru away from her
yistiddy 11 1 'oar he took the . fast express."
-Indiana olis Journal
11
0
Oh,
To 1
TheltAn
The
An
Tha
He ri
An
That
Thr
Preoccu ied.
an's a busy renture,
racing every chance
e this world instruction
I .atters of fins nee,
St this oecup tion
oselse he'll p rsue
it puzzles hi completely
ow when h s rent is duel
ildernems he'
It often com
• Id phtns for
orgets to mo
es to feed th
such ardor
family gel
ugh his bein
settle,
s to pass
roads and cities
his grass.
heathen,
e reveals
s dyspepsia
late at meals.
Washington Star.
orthy of Trust.
don't see why you feel disposed to
st that •an for so I,arge an amount.
has no, s ending in either Bradstreet's
Dun's,"
"That
y be, but I happen to know
that his*1e has decided to got along
without a si nv spring hat this year; so he
int st have nioncy."-Chicago News.
The
Iflaiced(e4-
yreir boy's g
hapcllin the
Tornep-L
right with a
nal.
ay of the Athiete•
hat there athletic) edneation
ttinrort to come in handy in
X, 41?
Ow, seems not, but he's all
tunmer.-India:napolis Joists
Others Too.
When Poet Riley scans his past,
Th n s well done or OM'S%
RHO ;111).4011 cgrats one error vast -
that
"I don't
these new
"Oh, ne
time discov
TIM
like
this.
-Chicago Rec rd.
rovided For.
*hat is to become o
odors."
microbes are being al the
er. d."--Detrolt Journal.
all
AB
"I like s
"It's gre
parents ob
achelor's Diversion.
oi ed children."
Li Ufl to see them make
y. -Chicago Record.
Tte
A man may e
With statistic
And in one liti
two,
Cold fact len
"Where doe
properly be o
"I don't kn
"Why, o
Philadelph a
heir
ryand Practice.
figuring all the year thrsugh
to reach a conclusion,
e day, or perhaps 'twill take
s his work in confusion.
-New York World.
utical New's.
:the boat called a `smack
le, •
e face of the waters."-
ulletin.
e Serenade.
When night s dark, star gemmed curtain
This cane t never fails -
The Thorne eat he scales th walls
And cate auls the scales.
-L. A. W.
_ I I
-During a
passed i over iPe
ing of last *es
log bOuse abou
killing the *if
and Shattering
and Windows.
WM aisd wezie
wbe the s'torl
camel down thr
evere thunder
etanguishene,
lightning str
'iwo and a hal
and son of W
the house, sto
The family ha
11 assembled
came, and
ugh the stove
storm which
uesday even-
,* a small
miles out,
. Ladaucer,
e and pipes,
just finished
the house
he lightning
ON
EX.110IT011,.
A ittial
Starte
IS it true
Vole May st
chard, clerk
is inclined t
affirmative.
ahnost of t
well which
tain ea'
"1
shudd
rninin
George
unusu
motrin
warm to lo
in one of m
quaintence a
his wif. . At
urged rie to
with It m, b
tient °r som
siblefoj, me
politely
lay sta
canyon,
friends
DOWN AN AVALA
CHB.
nab of Snow Se miugly
by a, Mainan Voice.
hat the sound of the human
rt a snow slide? James Per -
of the state court of appeals,
• answer the q nest ion in the
He has for ;140 s CLIPS jast been
e belief that a wor4 of fam-
e shouted in one of tibe mOun-
yens cost the lives of twO persons.
ever hink of the event witheut a
r," s id Mr, Perchard. "I was
l
at t e time in he region above
own. The snowhad fallen
1 de • h that w1iter and mi ers
froi one cabin ' to another Were
out for slides. 1 stoped
rips at the cabin of an ac-
he meal. my host
took dinrr with him ,and
te close of
y awhile and take a smoke
I felt nervous nd impa-
reason which it was impos-
to and deolIne4 as
as possible the k1id invitation.
I the
se frions the table and without de -
d on inY Journe . Cr sing' the
turned to wave a farewell to
ho had entertained inc. The
of
and a, third person was in the
The air was perfectly still. Not
test intirnation was given of the
ster which was' about to happen.
ray band and shouted 'Ooodbyl'
ly had the echoes of my voice died
ore a muffled pound struck tlae
• Ise like the bocim of a oannen--
hole side of thernountain seeinod
otion. The snow, ice, trees and
rted towai-d the bottom of ithe
d within five seconds the cabin
helmed and the spot on which 1
• one or two minutes before was
buried u der 60 feet of snow. I sum-
anoned a sistance as quickly as it could v
done; an we frantically dug out two dead
l
i.
bodies, The third person afterward recov-
ered from the injuries inflicted by, the
slide, but I have never entirely forgiven
myself 'for the word which I shouted en
that never to be forgotten day." -Rooky
Mountain1News.
an"
and his wife were standing at the doo
the oabi
house.
the sligl
awful di
I waved
"Har
away be
ear -a n
and the
to be in
rocks st
gulch a
was ove
had goo
i'WO MIND READERS:
!
Wonder ul Manner In Which They
Divine Bach Other's Thoughts.' ,
"Don't ay alword," exelaimed Bilking
impressiv ly a4 a gaunt, unshaven man
entered hs office. "Don't speak; don't
utter a syl abl/ I have acquired the gift
of mind eadim, g. A mySterious sympa-
thy is este lished between us. I read your
purpose. ou have come 'here to collect
Kent 82,- Blant'a little account. Is it not
I
so?' !
"It is. You aro quite right," replied
the gaunt unshaven one. "I, too, have
been a mind reader in my time. Tho power
is on me now. I know your thoughts; I
can tell wl at the speech will be that you
aro frami g eyen now. ' You are going
to say, 'I a n very sorry, Ira you will have
to call age n.' Am I not right?"
"Marvel us I" ejaculated Bilkins.
"I can g ) further," pursued the prophet
in a hoarsa whisper. "Yu will toll me
to Como 1 about the i addle of next
Ne`cAkir'
' r `acu ous!".cried Bi&ins. "Now it
Is ii)y turn. I can see into your very soul.
You will am swer, 'I have been coming here
for the .pasi two years every week, and it s
high time ou settled up.'
"Yonas onish MO,"
"Yea, m re; you will threaten to bring
suit."
"Just wl at I was going to say. But I
can carry 1 ly spiritual communion fu -
then You will say, 'Sue and be-blan
ed.' ''
. "My dea sir, you are inspired. Yoti
ought to b a wealthy prophet. 's
"Then," continued the gaunt, unshaven
party, "1 s all try a little moral suasion,
and you Will waft me gently into the
street." 1
"It is DO use fighting against destiny,"
responded Bilking, and a . few „moments
later, as t o gaunt, unshaven individual
collected h s remains from the pavement,
he was ove heard to remark that the mind
reading bu iness wasn't what it Was era*
ed up to bet -Exchange.
An jpen and Shut Game.
Two um relies are on show in the wix).
dow of a qhlnese general store in Mo t
street. On of these bears this sign: "Se f
Closing Unlbrellas, Wholesale or '
The other »as this legend; "Self Qpenin
Umbrellas, Wholesale or Retail." A passe
by stopped and fried to think which 1e
would prefer, an umbrella which shuts 41
itself or one which opens "pop!" like a
silk opera bat. He is still weighing the
pros and cons and the relative dangers qi
the two varieties.
Probably the only way to solve the diffis
culty is to •uy two umbrellas and let one
do the open ng and the other the closin
when.emer ency arises. This, howeve
has its difIl ulties also. Suppose he too
the self opo Ing umbrella by mistake an
tried to m ko it close itself: Would it
turn inside out, or would the holder lose
merely his t mper? It would be a distioult
problem to olve, even if its terms wore
hats, but wi h a purely Chinese product
like the un brella nothing short qf the
abacus will o the sum. --New York Coma
mercial Adv rtiser.
er mousetrap.
Prepared fir an emergency is the phrase
that seems • fit an elderly woman, who ,
says the Wa hington Poet, was going t�
the Virginia ountains and had the draw
ing room of sleeping car.
The porte was helping her to sto
away her be ongings. "Put that Mouse
trap under he berth,"'she commanded
and her voice had the ring of one emus
tomed to prim nand.
"You' spectlng to catch anything?'
grinned the jorter.
"Expectin I" she snapped. "I'Ve al-
ready caught Iwo mice in sleeping cars in
the last eight years. I don't propose to be.
mutilated br the creatures while I sleep.
Put that trap where I tell you and mind
your own bus ness I"
Think of defenseless woman daring
enough to sa "mind your own business"
to a sleeping 4ar porter and yet afraid of a
mouse I
Gently led
"You look
mouth!" the
"Oh, you o
rny hair!"
young thing.
for a fright,
After all, I
rather than a
Relatively.
hey her aside.
dreadful with gum in your,
protested.
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"That's when I'd jar you
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ks, like virtue, are relative
solute.
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ASTORIA
For Infants
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IMPORT NOTICES.
jbi° A, De
klurveYor, Mentbemin
ro
.61714 Survey re, Dublin, 0
rOHN BE TTIE, Clerk
) Court., • *may Com
Lend, Loan and
eliveeted and to Loan.
Ivens' store ,i Main street,
0 and Provincial Land
t eAseociat1on ot °Start°
rlo. 1880-52
-4 the Second Division
loner, of Huron, Con.
=ranee Agent. Fiande
Office -Over Sbsrp
forth. 1289
1
VSTRAY SOW. -Strayed from the premi s of the
i
undersigned. Lot 4, C megaton 1, Tuc ersMith,
on or About May 21st a Jar a black and r spotted
SOW. Berkshire and Tamwo th. Any Parsee Elvlbg
information that will lead to her recovery shall be
suitably reward: JAMES . BELL, Hensiall P. 0.1
1642x4
TIMBER FOR SALE. -The undersigned offers for
sale the timber on the East half of Lot 88, Can -
melon 9, McKillop. Tber is a quantity of good
ash suitable for rail.; al some hardwood boob,
"Which will be sold by the re, and has aPpointed
Mr. Jamie Lockhart to 11 the mime. GEORGE
HALL, 16181
rPO THE LADIES. -Mrs. rnith wishes to inform
1. the ladies of Sesforth a d vicinity that she le
prepared to do up hair cow Inge into switches, eto.
An assortment of switche for sale. Hair and
switches exchanged. She w 11 also buy dark brown
or black hair. Residence corner of Jervia and
Market Streets, 3eaforth, LEVI SMITH. '
1637 a
°TORE IN sEArotrra 0 RENT. -To rent en
0 easy terms, the store on Main Street, Seaforth,
recently occupied by Casey Co. It is one of the
best business elands in town being next door to the
post office and immediately pposite the Commer-
cial hotel. The store is 66x25 feet, with epleiodtd
cellar full size and up stai eonnected w th the
store. It is in a firet-class s te of repair. Posses-
sikesaltoonriab.tany time. 'Apply •JAMES GILLESPIE,
1636.-st
TIDOULTRY AND BEES,: !gig for hatching trom
a grand pen of large pur White Rock'. Black
kilnoreas-Fine in color, lore .le breed, bred from
best stack in Canada. Buff Bents -Real ;beauties,
good color and fine toe teeth ring. $1 per setting.
such as Foundetion
,
20 colonies of Italian Bees at Iterate price. A.so a
full line of Beekeepers' suppli e
Hives, Smokers, Extractors 1 second-hand Lang -
'troth Extractor. Bees wax taken in exchange for
ruppliers WILLIAM HART Yq Church St. Nqrth,
Sestorth. 1618.
pring Stock.
,Onr Spring stock of Furniture is compl.te. We extend a special invita-
tion t0 all admirers of good furniture to inspect our stock. We have always
something new to show you in new designs and finish at close prices.
-CTIVI3M1RM.AJECIINTG-..,
This department is complete with a large selection of the best pods, and
obligi g attention given to this branch of the business.
N h:t ealls promptly attended to by our undertaker, Mr. S. T. Holmes, Goder-
ich set, Seaforth, opposite the Methodist church.
OADFOOT, BOX & 00.,
all
Bea4t fal Designs, sell-
ing at 3c, 40 and 5c
per roll.
Window Shades, cloth rollers,
price from 250 up.
Papers
LUMSDEN & WILSON,
SOC)TT'S BLOCK, MAtN STREET,
APORTHI - - Ontario,
REAL ESTATE
RESIDENCE IN SEAFORI
rale, cheap, the reside. •
Square in Seefertb, the pro
There is a comtortable frame .
cellar, hard and soft water, an
convenience. The house co
pantries, eto. There are two 1
all kinds of bruit and orname
Also a large stable. This is
c;Anvuo.tnient and most pleasant
In Eleaforth and will be sold eh
FOR SALE. -Tor
facing ou Victoria
ert:' gd John Ward.
Ouse, with good stein
all o her neeeseary
tains 8 rooms, with
tt;, web planted with
1 trees and shrubs:
e of the best; roost
rte
situated rsIeneeu
r. Apply to JOHN
3.640,tf
-LIARM FOR SALE. -For r le, Lot 36,' London
1: goad, Tnokersmith, con ainicg 109 la
Ares, 90
acres cleared a dip a very hig state of eul ivation,
well fenced an well urderdra ed. There is a line
:
the balance is good hardwco bush. The farna-
new bank barn a good orchard and plenty of water.
It is within a i!e and a guar T of Bruceffeld, and
four miles troin Clinton. Thi e is a fiat class term
and will be eold cheap and on easy terms of pay-
ments For firf.her past.culers apply to 13. R„
HIGGINS, Bru efield. 1643 -it
- - ---- -- - -
i PLENDID FtARM FOR SA -For sale, Lot 11,
South Tb !nes Road, Us rne, eontaleing 100
ace s, 95 acres ander eultivatio arid 6 acre4 lot goad
i
wood. Good brick residence, w h brick kitchen and
woodshed, and large bank barn with stone stabling,
and good driiing house. All well fenced,under-
drained with tile and in a fire class stste , qf eniti-
vatioe. There is a good oreha of choice fruit, and
the grounds are well eet out v.1 h ornamental trees.
It is within four mike of E •eter ; adjains two
ohurchee, Methodist and Presb terian, and a school
vothin a mile. There is plen • of water, both for
housearid etabies. Also a w dmill for pumping,
grinding, etc. This is one of t FS best farms in the
eouneir of Huron, and i$ in firs .elasie shape in every
respect and will be sold on rea nable terms, as the
proprietor desires to retire. Apply on the immures
or address Thames Road P. O. D. MeINNIS.
16434f
STOCK FOR S iRVI0E.
DoAii POR SERVICE. -T e undersigned will
1.) keep for senSee on Lo 26, Concession 4,
Stanley, a thoroughbred Cheete white boar. Term -
e, payable at the time of eervice' with the privilege
of returning if necessary. JOHNV. DIEHL -
1.59141
-no PIG BREEDERS. -The u ,dersigned will keep
• on Lot 26 Concession 6, L R. S., Tuckersmith,
a thoroughbred CHESTER %Vein:Pio, also a thorouzh-
bred YORKSHIRE Po. A limite number of SOWS Will
be admitted to each. Terme, 8 ,payable at the time
ef service, or 81.60 if charged Alai a few Chester
White Pigs for sale. JAMES 0 SIMILL. 1608-52
trIAMWORTH BOAR P0118 LE AND FOR SER-
I VICE -The undersigned 11 keep for service,
at the Brtioeffeld Chime F ry, a *mon hbred
Tamworth Boar, with registere pedigree. Ter1ni,
11; payable at time of service th privilege of Te-
aming if neoeegary. Also a n mber of thorough-
bred young Tamworth Boars nd Sows for sale.
WOE MoQARTNEY, Brevetted 1406-11
TiAMWORTH PIG FOR SEITICE,-The under.
j_ signed has for service on 1 82, concession, 8,
a thcro'bred Tamw rth pig, to which a
limited nth:ober of sows *will b taken. Thi, is an
extra good pig and breeders find it advaneous to
cross their berkshire sows with this breed Of pig.
Terms el, ivith privilege of returning if necessary.
JOHN McMILLAN 1505xtf
,
DULL FOR SERVICE. -The undersigned will keep
I.) for service on Lot 22, COncession 1, liugon
Road, Tuokersmith, a pure thoroughbred Parham
bull-" Huron Hero," bred by J mes Snell,. Hull tt.
Tennis 111 5-0, payable on or be ore the let of F b-
ruary,1900. NORMAN L. A. 0 LITER. 1680x
STOCK FOR SALE.
DTNUISIIAM BULLS FOR SA
thoroughbred Durham bul
old, one roan and the other red.
Lot 22, Conceseion 11, McKillop,
E. -For sitle, Vs°
e; both 12 mon hi
JOHN MORRISON,
Winthrop P. O.
168
TEL
" ELEPH
BRA
1VT"
Pure Lins!ed �i
Mixed P!ints
-
Latest Artistic lithadfs
-FO
Interior and Exte or DeOra-
• tion.
Manufactured by . . . .
The Canada Paint Company,
Montreal, Toronto, Victoria, B. C.
Now on sale at
REID -Ot WILISON 8!
,SEIIFORTH, ONT.
108-14
,
TIMBER WANTED.
Highest cash pries paid for black ash, wh1ts ash,
red and white osk,hard and soft Maple, hemitoksiolt
For further particulars apply to
and rock elm. Either stumpage eir delivered n yard.
GUS. WAGNER, i
- Manager for the S. I.. Co., Exeter.
16324f
Money to Loan.
Any amMuit of money to loan On good 1a4m pro-
perty, at 5 per cent. per annum. SAWA; loans,
payments nitsde to suit borrower, satiefactio guaraeteed, charge, low. At office Friday &Bern n d
all day Saturdsyi
ABNER COSENB,
McDonald Block, Winghani.
1687
Arriage
Licenses
We Do Not Issue Them,
But all those that a4e going to be married
in June and will have need of a Dinner
Set, call at Robb's,
SEAFORTH
As we have just opened this week a line of
Dinner Ware, the prettiest and the best
quality for the Moneythat ever came into
EAF6RTH.
If you don't knOw, you ought to by this
time, that weltake the lead in the Crockery
line in
SEAFORTH.
'In our Grocery line we keep everything
fresh and clean, and deliver to any part of
SEAFORTH.
1
ROBB.
IT .A." -r -S, MCI
FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN.
Pup: aril: in attendance at
The Canada -Business College
CHATHAM, ONTARIO.
From the Atlantic Coast to the Pacific Slope.
lOne hundred ante.' thirty-three cities, towns and
villages in Canada and the United States, during the
post year, sent us nearly 300 pupils. There are now
2$ Counties and Districts in Ontario, 5 States of the
Union, together with Manitoba and the Northwest
Territories represented. Over 200 of our pupils have
been placed in good positions since January 1s1,
1898. We recently had four calls within three weeks
to supply teachers for other business colleges.
Among those who have accepted poeitions lately,
are : Jennie Bateman, as stenographer and assidant
book-keeper, Walkerville Brewing Co Annie Mo
Re, as stenographer and assistant book-keeper,
Milton, Praised BriCk & Sewer Co. ; Catharine Mo -
as stenographer, George Angell, Wholesale Art
Supplies, Detroit, Michigan ; George Carthwright,
as stenographer, with North American Life Assur-
ance Co., Toronto. The opring term is one of the
best seasons of the }ear' for making a start. Enter
DOW.
D. MoLACHLAN & Co. Chatham, Opt.
CENTRAL
Hardware Store.
P.A4I/N1"118-
We are agents for Robertson's celebrated
ready mixed Pants; for durability and
choice of colors, they cannot be surpassed.
They are manufaatured from pure white lead
and oil, and are: guaranteed satisfactory.
See our quick meal gasoline stoves; they are
more easily managed than any other stove
in the triarlret. We have a full stock of
:spades, shovels, forks, hoes and garden rakes.
Eavetroughing and furnace work a specialty -
Give us a cell before purchasing.
SiII& Murdie
.HARDWARE,
teeOld Stand, Seaforth.
S AFORTH
A STORE
Is n w booming a fresh lot of all kinds of
teas from 10e. a lb. to 50c a lb. black and
gree apan's, siftings and dust. Also an.
othe ot of ' those very tine coffees which
give e ch good Belida tion. I am giving
grea • argains in all ki de of goods. 1 al.
way ave what I advertise. Canned apples
in 1 lion tine at l5ct each, regular price
25e • 'king Figs 6 Ibe. for 25c, 6 lbs. best
B R c for 25c ; 4 lbs Prunes for 25c; 6
doz. 1 lothes Pins for ; Bed Cords 50
each ; 7 bars of soap for 250; 8 lbs. Sulphur
for ; 8 lbs. Salto for 25; Red Herring
10e a box; a limited quantity of Maple
Syr p home made, at 25o a quart; Galion
psi Mixed; Pickles, first class at 60e.
A fe Dutch Set Onion. yet in stock an4
also ull line of the best varieties of Tur-
nip d Garden seed, Tomato plants; a
fine o of Sugar Cured and Smoked Hams,
1Sho 1 ere, Brealdast Bacon, Skinned Backs,
;and ong clear Bacon out of small hogs;
{201 pails of Pure Lard at $1.60 a pad.
I a still running China, Crockery and
G1 ware and Lamps at cost and under to
clea them out. A cordial invitation is ex-
tend d to all to call and get some of the
grea bargains.
A.
AULT
FORTH. •
1
Robert
Devereux
LACKSMITH and
pecia Attention 'Ha nr,
to
Horseshoeing and INUIRIMIC Opp.
Biter
General Jobbing- MAKER
Goderich street, -
- Seaforth.
es- TN
CHAMPION SHIRE STALLION
OF CANADA
KILBITRN
NO. 15,179.
Will stand for the improvement of stock for the
4th season at BERRY'S SALE AND EXCHANGE
STABLES, HENSALL, during the eeason 1899.
Terme.-Insurance 813. Meals and feed for parties
from a distance tree.
BERRY & GEIGER, Proprietors.
OWEN GEIGER, Manager. 163841
McLEOD'S
System Renovator
-AND OTHER -
TESTED - REMEDIES.
A specific and antidote ter Impure, Weak and Im-
poverished Blood, Dyspepels, Sleeplessness. Paine -lo-
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, toes
of Memory, Bronchitis, Coneuniption, Gall Stones,
Jaundice, Kieney and Urinary Diseases, St. Vilna'
Dance, Female Irregularieles and General
LABORATORY-Goderloh, opt:trio.
J. M. McLEOD, Proprietor and Mann
lecturer.
Sold by J. S. ROBERTS, Seaforth.
150141
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FOR SALE.
A comfortable two storey dwelling
house ; warehouse with refrigerator,
stable, out -houses and a good well.
Apply to
EDWARD CASH,
SEAFORTH.
MHO