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12.40 r. se 12.55 r.
10.12 P. M. 10.27 P. hi.
9.20 A. M. 10.15,A. M.
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7.65 A. M. 7.40 A.M.
3.11 P. M. 2.66 P. M.
6.20 P. M. 4.35 P. M.
Wellington, Grey and Bruce.
Gotio Noiertt- Paireenger. Mixed.
Ethel 10.04 P. M. 1.40 P. M.
10.10 2.10
10,28 2.45
10,10 - 3.05
Paseonger. Mixed.
8.56, A. M.
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Bluevale.. .. ..
Winehain,.._.
Goma Swett-
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Bluovale .. . ....... .. 7.00
Bruesels.... . .... . - 7.16
Ethel.. . 728
London, Huron and Bruce.
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'London, depart 1 8.16 a.m. 4.46 P.M.
. Centralia. , 9.18' 6.55
Exeter 9 80 6.07
Hensel! 9.44 6.18
• Kippen 9.60 6.25
Brumfield_, 9.68 6.33
Clinton. 10.15 6.55
Londeeboro _ .... 10.83 7.14
Blyth. 10.41 7.23
Belgrave ....... .... 10 56 7.87
• Whigham arrive.. .... 11.10 8.00
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Beiensve 7.04 8.45
Biyth 7.16 4,00
Londesboro.... .... - 7.24 4.10
Clinton 7.47 4.80
Brumfield- - .......... .. 8.06 4.60
KiPleen - ...... - . ..... .. 8.17 4.69
Herman- 8.24 6.04
koster 8.88 6.16
Centralia 8.60 6.25
London, (arrive) 9.50 A. M. 8.20
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THE
HURON EXPOSITOR.
:
TANDY'S QUICK WI
NCLE JOHN'S MODEL WIFE WA
EQUAL TO THE OCCASION.
An Exciting Race That Wan Grand],
Won When It Seemed Surely Lo
Jute/ Because This Clever WOIldti
"Seen Her Mete', and She Done IV
"My wife," remarked Uncle John AI
g is with an air of pride and proprietor
s ip, somewhat more prevalent amou
y ung husbands in their honeymoons tha
a long old ones who have been marri
f ir 60 years or moro, as Uncle John was
"nay wife is one uv them woMon the Lo
only makes a few uv, and them migh
seatiterin. She's jist ez good natured an
happy now as she wuz when I court
hr, but Mandy ain't:all mush and spoo
victuals, and there'e times when she h
be handled with keer er semethin wi
•ba p'iled. She's got temper a -plenty, an
s le ain't afectred uv -the old serpent him
84 If., I mind ene thing she done once that
I 11 never fergit ef I live to be 'older than
t le parson's wife's bonnet.
"In them days Mandy weighed a hun-
derd and eighty-seven pounds in her
s ockin feet, and I wuz only a scant huti-
erd and forty. We had on the farm all
ti o' time seven er eight head- uv fine
orses, and ono winter we had 'a pair iv
-year-olds that we prided ourselves per-
ckeler on, fer they had been takin pre-
lims at the fair every year. since they
s uz yearlin's. They had -speed, too, and
• e thought they cduldn't be beat by
nything in that neck uv „woods, but 'a
eighbor uv ours named Hall -everybody
• flowed Jim Hall, jist like they knowed
e -had a pair he had bought in the next
•ounty that he offered to bet a cow and
•alf could boat ours hands down. Be
sed to let 'em out past our place to kind
v tantalize us, and I tell you they wuzn't
funeral percession by a long ways, but
i.Iandy used to laugh and say We'd show
him something when the goin got good.
1 "yen see, it was along in November
then, and the roads hadn't froze yet. The
first snow come in Deceniber wfth a
Mighty cold spell followin and hangin on,
• nd in about a week or ton days we had
ne sloighin, and ono afternoon Mandy
aidshe guessed we ought to hitch up the
!Ibays and go out for some air and exercise.
Miat. Was enough fer nie, and I had the
' 6airi to the cutter and out at the gate
ilivaitin for the lady in le, than no time.
, • 'The teen] wuz feolin as frisky as kit-
' tens, and the way they slung the snow
and spun over the road would stir the
• blood in n wooden man. When we got to
the turnpike, where the folks usually let
their teams out, I guess' there wuz a dbzon
ler more movin up and down at a clippin
gait, and we sailed right in among 'ern,
and in about seven minutes we passed ev-
erything on the road. •
"Jim Hall wuzn't out with his team,
land I could see that Mandy wuz gittin
!anxious, though Abe wuzn't Fayin, much,
'The road loadin to Jim's place struck the
pike about 200 yards from the upper turn,
and there wuz no sign riv him as we pass-
ed, and we didn't see him as. We come back,
but just after WO got by bis road wo heerd
a clatter up the pike, and, by craakey,
there wuz Jim a-cornin. lickety spit. I
guess he'd been to the postoffice, width()
!way he wuz comin after us wuz 11 :o a
iminis after chickens, Mandy took, one
look over her shoulder and :told me tic) let
'cm ,go for all they wuz wuth. I didn't
nee( to be coaxed, and by the time she
had said the words'we wuzfairly flyin
over the Killeen, snow track, land Jim wuz
coni n right- behind ' us too. Ter the first
leis; rods we gaitied on him, then he begun
m
to (Ip up on 1 s In spite uv all we could
do-1EverybodY on the road knowed how
line i nd Jim set store by our teams, and
I they pulled out to bubside and give us all
'the room thereut.
"I shook up ny beauties as I felt him
drawin up on mn, but shakin wuzn't
enough, and I touched 'em once er twice
wit the whip, but Jim jist rared back on
his sit-fir-1gs, lookin like destruction smilin
at desolation, and kept a-comin. When
his horaes' heads passed our dashboard
/and I I coiald see the Snort in their noses, I
!
got icind,uv sick and thought I'd have to
,let 4o, but .Mandy nerved me up, and I
hun on and leaned away forrerd as if
that would help some. By this time Jim's
horSes had their heads even with mine,
:and, I held him there fer a minute or such
a matter, but jist as I begunto have a
hope that it might be a neck and neck at
the finish Mandy reached fer the lino next
Ito her, and, with a sudden jerk, she pull-
ed tihe team off to one side uv the road,
where the snow wuz in a high drift, and
Jim wept ahead with a yell that made my
tand out like windmill flappers.
wuz that dazed fer a minute at.
ears
a1
Man 'y that I couldn't do a lick, and,
deac n though I wuz, I'm afeerd -I'd
Daus al langnago that wouldn't have
minded exactly right In Sunday school,
but hefore I had a chance to make a move
Mandy made a flyin eap over the side uv
the s.eighand lit in ti e deep snow. Then
I wuz dazeder than wer and had some
kind uv an idee that vo'd been struck by
an kirthquake or something and Mandy
wuz killed, and I mi st go back after her
and dig her out. But the team had their
senses with them, and when they felt they
had i igh two hunder pounds less load to
haul 1 than before Mandy jumped they
didnIt stop to see wha had happened, but
let thesolves out on a si urt that wuz chuck
full uv chain lightni , and out uv the
snowdrift I could h ar Mandy scream!
'Go it, John; you're a 1 right now.'
"And so I wuz, and so wuz Mandy, fet
before Jim knowed that anything had
happened. I wuz up with him, alongside; ,
neck and neck, nose and nose, ahead and
past, and when I pulled up at tho toll gata
he wuz ten lengths behind and too much
surprised to even cuss. .
brushb the snow out uv heraclothesand
"fillidy wuz in the middle; uv the road
waitin for Inc as I 001110 back, and when I
&Lid D. give her a now Silk dross for that
she sal( it wuz drily whet any wife onght,
to do for her husband, but she couldn't'
prove t by showin rne where any other
wife hid ever done it, and I made her take
the dre s in spite uv herself. That's the
kind u41 a heroine my wife is," and Uncle
John V. CIA down into his inside pocket
and fished out a quaint, old fashioned da -
guerre type in a brand new gilt frame.-
Chicag Inter .Ocean.
Picture. Not Paint.
An airt patron one day came into Tur-
ner's s udio when the artist was already
'1
famou Ho looked at a picture and ask-
ed wha was the price. The artist named
the sin he had set.tpon it.
" Wh t,';exelaimed the buyer, "all those
golden overeigns for so much paint!" -
"Oh," replied Turner, "it's paint you
are bu ing? I thought it was pictures.
Hero," producing a half used tube of col-
or, "I'll let you have that cheap. Make
your own terms," and, turning his back
on the astonised patron, hi wont on
'minting.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED AT
THE HURON EXPOSITOR IIEFICEI
SEAFORTH,
NO WITNESSES REQUIRED.
HI HAIR TURNED WHITE.
Pecn1ia Experience of the Kan Who
! De it In High Exploeivers.
"Nitr glycerin, sir; high explosives ac-
complish al it," said a well dressed man
with a. y uthful face and snow white hair
to a eh nee acquaintance at the Great
Northerr.
l"But our face isnot scarred? It would.
see that an explosion" -
n inipending explosion it was. Two
yea1s agy I was the most successful well
shooter 1 America. I could make the oil
loosen u where others • had failed. The
secret In in the explosives I employed, I
made th m myself and had the business
down fli e. At that time I went to New
York to igure on a big blasting contract
that wo Id have made me a pile. I felled
to.make the arrangement, and the very
day the egotifitions fell through I started
suddenly for England on a similar Miel-
sion.
"'18 here ranch a thing as high explo-
sives rip ning?' asked the Englishman I
was ace mpanYing on the second day of
our voyi go.
"The quest' n brought me to my feet
and caused aJ exolamation of horror to
escape rom my lips. Many explosives
undergo a. Aliening process, which adds
greatly to their destructive power, at the
same 611 e decidedly increasing the danger
of handl ng them. That made by mo was
of this ouiraoter. Indeed 26 days after it
was coin ounded it was almost certain to
explode of its own volition, so to speak.
the upper shelf of the checkroom
ow York hotel I bad left a large
taining a 20 pound can of this
compou d, the ripening of whioh meant
destruction and death. •
"For an hour I was almost in a state of
frenzy, ° reely- denouncing myself as a
multim rarer. In vain I drew an awful
picture Of the devastation that would over-
whelm a certain New York hotel in exact-
ly 17 da -s and called upon the captain 40
put his hhip about. He promised to trans.
fer nie tc a west bound stearner if an op-
, portun1ti presented itself, but fortune
failed m
'
Now, on
of my
grip 001
,
, and I was obliged to -cross tbe
ocean. On the morning of the twenty-
fifth day of the life of my ripening high
explosiv I sprang from a carriage and
I rushed Ililto the hotel. 1 ' .
' "No teprieved murderer ever expe-
1 rimmedreater joy than I did as I saw *43
last of he
catch b
back fr
where I
dismay.. Myl jet black hair bad turned
white as BEM*. "
sin.
an t
ad
errible -fluid .disappear 1 ' a
Ton minutes later I start3id
o mirror of the hotel b r,
ono for a 'bracer,' in absolute
VETERANS UNDER FIRE.
The lie
"The
flre is al
"and ti
wounds
Mon
he '11
tern [
000
at
reed
They Don't Stoop When
ullets Are Flying.
_
tation to stoop when under
irresistible," said a voterim,
-counts for so many of the
ed by raw troops. You Sio,
ing post ire tho a chances are that the bui.et
1
when 0 11011 aappens to be bit in a sto( p -
plows ri g h t through h i aob o (1 y 'from , end to
end On the !other hand, if lie is standing
.erect, t
wound
Old sol
while t
every c
"Afte
g:gensle
fra
o pro 3abilities aro in favor of the
king slight, any -how not Mortal.
iers aro well aware of this, and,.
esy will drop fiat and hunt cover
ance they got they never steep.
..a soldier has been _in a few en -
1s he learns such tricks, and, as
he rest of it is concerned ho be-
• comes s inply a fatalist. 'here is nothing
strangeabout it, for alm st all his expo-
,
riencos iripcar to lend c lor to that doc-
• trine. 'or instance, he rjever dodges, be-
cause h
• ed whe
reached
strange.
Ing, all
chance,
"I rer
of min
took re
has seen men dist, ge and get kill -
It really seemed as if they had
for tho bullet. In fact, the
t things are continually happen -
apparently the pure whim of
ember near Petersburg a comrade
,s brave a fellow as ever lived,
uga behind a little hut. Ho was
Wornou under fire and wanted to got a
momen 's breathing space. Twenty feet
_ in the r ar and a little to one side was a
pile of crosstios full of wroughtiron nails.
A bulle Ca1110 along, splintered a tie a d
drove oi,it one of the nails at right angl s.
he jagged iron struck my chum in he
side, penetrated hie kidneys and kil ed
ira.
"That's the blind chance of war, a id
a ter getting a fewlsuch object lesson a
f apt to acqui e a sort of sang fr id
t at is immensely impressive to a recruit.
It isn't because he h1ts a contempt for d n -
ger; he has merely learned the folly of
tying to evade it." New Orleans Tim s -
Democrat.
Proud of Him.
When he was 50, he returned tbhis a-
tive town "just to 00 how the old pl ce
' Be foundit unchanged. Tie
old store, where as a lad he had clerked it
l
a d sold calico and groceries to the o d
ft metal, was just th4 same. Ho contra t -
e the sleepy -old pl ce with himself and
f It a glbw of satisfaction When bethought
h w mieh those 30 years had done -far
h m. "fhey ought to be preud of me,"
he said o himself.
Prese tly he met ne of the old inhab-
itants.
" Weal, I declare is it reelly you,
, Hank?' said tho old man incredulously.
• "We've hoerd you'vbbeen prospering fust
rate, seneo you went vcst. . They've made
you a TE Broad president or suthin of the
. sort, ain't they? I hoard so, but f couldn't
believe it. It's /Telly trlie, is it? Waal,
011 I've{ got to say is they mustepe purty
hard up for railroad Presidents out there."
He took the next train for the west. -
New York Commercial A.dvertiser,
His Deeperiete Resolve.
"She is only amusing herself with me V"
exclaimhd young Throggins bitterly. "She ,
Is an affeetion no day and all sneers and
coldnesS the next day. I'm good enough
to take her to theaters or other places
whore she wants to go and have a good
time, bit when [I call on her to spend an
evening she looks bored and yawns and
makes me do all the talking. If I wasn't
so clean gone on her, I'ddrop her right
now. 1 know One thing! If ever I get
heroff b'gosh, I'll never fall in
love wan another girl -never, b'gosh, and
you can ,bot on itl"
i No Use.
In ennouneing the collection," re-
marked tho pastor, "I shall repeat that ho
who giveth unto the poor lendeth unto
the Lord, only adding thatthoLord has
Ino Ilse for braSs buttons, except as me-
mentos df the denors1"-Detroit Journal.
' .
Vast quantities of hors•Thair, which is
chiefly used for upholstering furniture,
comes to this country from Siberia. It
Is taken from the manes and tails of
horses ridden by Cossacks.
In scAe parts of China the punitih-
merit for murder is sleeplessness. The
culprit iskeptawake until he dies. Un-
er this treatment a person lives nine or
n day s. .
•
-.Mr. a. H. Merryfield, of Monkton, lost
•* purse, the other day, containing money
and other **able* to the extent of $100,
-a:41r. home* McClooklin, a popular
mei lof Yfitobellihas gone to Car.
, Ma tLloba,where he has eucured a
:,.:r114./posit
oip. c
-lithe 1 y-ilaw to raiz $120,000 to take
ver and xtlend the waterworks in Strat-
ord., Was 1eeat�d, on Tuesday of last week,
ty of 34Y1 in is total vote of 727.
nmi
WOMEN OF NOTE.
Mrs. James M. 3arrie, wife of the au-
thor of "The Little Minister," is saki to
be a very.pretty woman.
Mme. Navarro's tMary Anderson's) sis-
ter is Mother Dom .nica, a nun in the Con-
vent of the Assumption in London.
Mrs. Theodore aaveineyer disposes of
some $15,000 each year on her whims and
never 1139 ice tho price of an article that
strikes her fancy, tut orders it sent hbme,
Erie, Kan., has two newspapers edited
by woMen, Mrs. Belle Harbaugh edits
The Repsiblican-Record and Miss Eliza-
beth Frazier has charge of the Erie Senti-
nel.
HolerGlould's income is the largest 1:)f
any unna arried woman in the country.
She do, not spend much on herself. On
churches and charities she spends $100,000
a year.
I
Mnie4 oubet greatly resembles her
friend, Mme. Carnot, in her charitable
tendencies, She disposes of large sums
among the poor, and is a regular visitor
at the liospitals.
be t e Vanderbilt, is said E. to
Mrs. 1,01iver II. P. Belmont, former »'
Mrs. W
most extravagant wonxan in society. Se
spends quite $100,000 each year on trills
and knickknacks. .
Mrs. S. V. Harkness of Now York city,
formerlff of Cleveland, has offered,to build
a chape at the College For Women of the
Western Reserve university in Cleveland.
She ha4 previously founded a biblical prO-
fessorf3hip in that college. -
The Young Duchess of Marlborough and
several other ladies of much wealth arid
rank are ging in for f lconry. It is an
expensive forrn of sport, an ordinary hawk
costing as much as $ 00 and requiring
quite an outlay for naintenanco and
training.
Mrs., William Rocket lees hobby is for
carnations, one of the reenbouses at her
country plaice at Scarbo ouglion-the-Hud-
son being devoted exclusively to their aut.
ture. She is said to spend thousands Of
dollata every year for the plants she ine-
,
ports for her ovvn pleasure. 1 I
At a public dress rehearsal Of a new p
In Paris Mine. Casimir-F'erier, wife of t e
former president of the' French republic,
was requested 46 remove her hat, but de-
clined to-do so. When shb learned that
the ru
in 01
' g ust.
seri
She
rav
tine
svel
all
of t
e wctuld be enforce
others, she left , the
In her case as
theater in dls-
dy Randolph Church 11 is thus de -
10 by T. P. O'Connor in his weekly:
,atill a very prett woman, Her
n Meek, hair does not show a -single
a4 of gray; her figure is slight and
and the deep, dark •lue eyes have
heir vivacity undininie by their years
sirs. She is certainly sne of the most
wid accomplished woe of her time.
OARNEGIE\S ILLIONS.
1.1
r. Carnegie has a gra t opportunity, to
set hilanthropth exam J for rich men.
Per la m lie can even 'seta "wave" of
phil 1 thropy.-Indianap s News. -
11 1 is determination t o into the hu -
mai 'tartan business A idrew Carnegie
nee( 00 fierce competition from other
millio mires. -Albany Tbnes-Union. ,
Mr.j Carnegie will have to be as wise ea
o serpnit and harmless as a dove if he ex-
pecte 6 put his charitable Millions out o
unweIrthy hands.-- leveland Plain Dealer.
Mr Carnegie nlbly decides to retire
from !the mad whirl of money getting.
His xample should not be lost Upon all
who 1 aye attained the modest competence
of $1( 0,000,000. -Oregonian.
It 111 be interesting to watch Air. Car-
negie and mite the size and character of
his benefactions, the territory he will se-,
lect aS the ohlot scenes of his labors and
their effeetnpon him and the communities.
-Philadelphia Inquirer.
Andrew parnegie has retired from busi-
ness With $200,000,000. Ho intimates that
It is 1115 purpose to give away nearly all of
it in s'uch a way that he will not be called
a fool. Ho will rind the first part of the
propoSition much easier. -Colfax Press.
dom PAUL.
!
Oon Paul kruger seems to be suffering
from tnothor attack of that belligerent
fcelin .-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Own Paul Kruger is so busy Russian-
izing the growler that he may miss some
points ,in the game, -Memphis Cominer-
cial Appeal.
By surrounding two gallons of beer
every 44 hours °ern Paul Kruger man-
ages teianake a perennial parlor social of
hiruself.-Washington Post.
Coin Paul -Kruger and hisband of stub-
born Dutchmen are causing John Bull
more sleepless nights than any of his
affairs in other parts of the world. -Pitts-
burg Times.
If it is ,a fact that Oom,Paul Kruger be-
nevolontlYassimilates four gallons of beer
daily, Mr 1,1 Rhodes ought to think. twice
before attempting to lift sueh a ''hefty"
chunk of the white man's burden aS Oom
Paul is likely to prove. --Sioux Cityl Jour-
nal.• I
TIRE PUNCTURES.
In Turkey they call the bicycle the
"devil's harlot." -New York Telegram.
' 14 16 not considered good form for a red-
headed gi 1 to ride a white bicycle. I This
is import int news and should be.remern-
I
bend.- -ansas City Times.
The bi yele rider is not hard hearted.
He sincerely regrets collisions with pedes-
trians, though his,regret is not as keen ae
It used to be when wheels wore higher in
price.- ansas City/Journal.
• Of icourse the Boston Globe , editor, is
writing elf the Boston inaiden W11011 he
says, "In i the case of tho average bicycle
girl dist nce lends enchantmeat to the
view."- levoland Plain Dealer,
Arab c leftains and other high moguls
of the r e are eager to get any old bicycle
they can lay their hands on: They learn
to ride quickly and aro proud and happy
when mounted on what they call the
"horse o the devil." .
TRUST THRUSTS.
The plow trust does not want the earth.
It merely wants to turn it oven -Chicago
Times -Herald.
Why nOt finial up the job by putting
everything in one big combine and calling
it worth $1,000,000,000,000?- Pittsburg
Dispatch.
The laws of Missouri hit trusts in a
tender scot by prohibiting collections by
them in that state. Missouri is note hope-
lessly ben1ght9d commonwealth, after all.
-Minne poll Tribune.
Let th trusts alone till they get ready
to tackle each other. Already there are
signs of War gotwaen the rival steel 00111 -
bines. When this begins, antitrust plank*
in political platforms will be superfluous.
-1309401.1 Herald.
CASTOR IA
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IMPORTANT .NOTICES
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°KENNA, Dominion and Provincial Land
rveyor, Member of theAssociatior of Ontario
eyors, Dublin, Ontarib. 1888 52
BEATTIE, Clerk •-.1 the Recoil Divieloa
County Commit:rob:wrier, of 1 uron, Con-
, Land, Loan end Insteranoe Age t. Punde
and to Loan. °Mee -Over Sharp As
tore, Main street, Seaforth. 1289
AT SOW. -Strayed from the pre .. ism of tee
dersigned. Lot 4, Concession I, T ekeremith,
out May 21et, a large Meek and ed spotted
lidera and Tamworrh. Any poison gulag
len thet will teed to her recove y shall ije
reward. JAMES A. ELL, Hensel' P. 0,
1642x4
R FOR SALE. -The underslgned offers f r
sale the thnbee-on the East half -.51 Lot 38, Co
cession '9, Mcliillop, -There 0 a quuntity of go
soh suitable for rails; 1080 me hardwood bus
which 11l be gold by the se e, and has appointe
Mr. James Lockhart to sell the same. GEORG
HALL. 1818
1
MO THE LADIES. -Mrs, Slth Wishes to infor
.1 the ladies of Seaforth an Vicinity that she I
prepared to -do up hair combioge into switches, eto
An assortment of switches for gale. Hair an
switches exchanged. She will aim buy dark,brow
or black hair. Residence earner of Jarvii. an
Market Streets, Seaforth. MRS LEVI SMITH.
1637 tf '
STORE IN SEAFORTI1 Td RENT. -To rent e
easy terms, the store on !ifitla Street, Seaford]
recently occupied by Casey aC4. It is one of th
best business stands in town, bl ing next door to th
poet office and immediately o posite the Commer
dal betel. The store is 86x feet, with splendi
cellar full size,. d bp stairs 1 ocinneeted with th
etore. It is in is first-class sta of repair. Posen
sesion at any ti r e. Apply to JAMES GILLESPIE
Seaforth. 183611
-DOVLTRY A
.1 a grand pe
MInoreas-Pioe
best Wok in C
good color and fl
20 cote:intim of I
full line 41 Beeke
Hives, Smokers,
stroth Extractot
supplfee. WIL
&Worth.
D BEES.-Eg s for hatching fro
of large pure White Rocks. Blao
• color, large tzo breed, bred fro
nada. Buff mete -Real beauties
e tee teethe ing. $1 per setting
Ian Bees at moderate price. Also
pCi!' eupplie , inch as Foundation
Extractors, 1 second-hand Lang -
Bees wax teken itsexchange for
AM HARTRY, Church St. 1 orth,
1038.
REAL STATE FOR SALE.
Spring Stock.
Our Spring sock of Furniture is complete. We extend a special invita-
tion to all admirers of god furniture to inspect our stock. We lave always
semething,, new to show you in new designs and finish at dose prices.
his department is complete with a large selection of the best goods, and
obligi g a tention given to this branch of the business.
ta
Ni ht c 110 promptly attended to, by our undertaker, Mr. S. T. Holmes, Goder-
ich st eet, Seaforth, opposite the Methodist church.
ROADFOOT BOX SG 00.1
,
RESIDENCE N SEAFORTH Fin SALE. -For ;
sale, dna , the residence facing an Vietoria .
Squire In Serif, th, the property of Jerem Ward.
There is a comfortable frame bolero, with good stone
cellar, h 0 ,
ard and e ft water, and all her neceesary
conveniencea. The house centains 8 rooms, with
pantriee, etc. There are two IsI '
rrts, lc;
t,,
kinds of fruit rn
nd ornaenb w111 pi nted with
al time and eh be.
Also a ler e tab e. Tots isne o the best, most
convooint and most pIeseiiiitlj eft ated resid .nees
In Seaforth and will be sold chesp,, pply to J eliN
WARD. 164 .tf
MIAMI FOR SALE. -For Fele, ot 8J0, Lo don
..1.! 'load, Tuckeremith, containing 10' sore, 90'
acres cleared and In a very high state of tints, tion, .
the balance is good hardwood bush. The fa m is'
well fenced and well utderdrafoed. Thera le fine
new bank barn, a good orchard and lenty of e ater.
It le within a mite and a quaeter of Brucefield, and
tour miles from Clinton. This ie a firs class farm
164
).1
and will be sold cheap and on ess ten s of nil-
ment. For further parectilare appl3to
HIGGINS, Brumfield.
PL-718-I-i-it.idD11S-1M
:7foILIS)beer,,,,:
ar.8,05A acres uitivatia d 5 acresof
wood. Good brick residence, with brick kitehe
woodshed, and large bank barn with etone etal
and good driving house. All well fenced, u
diriatilonne,d with tile a and in lir,vt clasS st-.te of
There is a good or -ha
the grounde aro welt get out
It ill within four miles of
churchee, Met hsdiet and Pres
within a it)ile. There is pler ty of
hotter) and stables. Also a e indmi
grinding, etc. This is ono of Ilio he
coutty of Huron, and le in firet-cles
reepect and will be Bold on reimeeb
proprietor desires to retire. Apply
or address Thames Read P. O. Di li
t.tnrii .,
and
lig,
'
100
good
icier.'
d of choicefruit; uaintdi'l
ith o neint ntal tirees..
'Xeter ; adjAns two
yteri re and a e hoot
water, bot for
1 for pum ing,
It farms i I the
net btahpoo pi rue v ear:
e t,errnea
, . t
(!IN NES.
i64. the
!
• STOCK FOR S! RV/CE.
B}DAR FOR SERVICE. - e undersigned svill
' keep for service on Lot e5, Cencession
Staley, a thoroughbred Chesterwhite boar. Terme-,
81, Payable at the time of service, with the privilege
of returning if neoessary. JOHN V. DIEHL
vo PREEDERft -The Undersigned w1i5iI91k401
i on 144 26, Concession 6,,L. R. S., Tuckereneth,
a thoroughbred CMESTMA Wnitx Pio, also a thorough-
bred YORK8IIIRM PIO. A limited number of Sows will
be Omitted to each. Terme, $1, payable at the time
of eerviee, or $1.50 if charged. Alpe. a few Chester
White Pigs for sale. JAMES GEUMILL. 1608 62
-frAlifIVORTH BOAR FOR SALE AND FOR SER-
I. • VICE.-Tbe underdgned Will keep for servierel
at the Brnoefield Cfneeisi ;i'ateurry, e thorouEhbred,
Tairtworth Boar, with registered pedigree. Torres;
•l; payable at tune of service with. privilege of reel
turning if nemesary. Also a number ' of thoron s
bred young Tarawath Boars and Sows for .ale
Well MoCARTNEY, Brumfield. , 14064
„
wietWORTH PRI FOR SERVICt-The under -
Me Mop, a ther 'bred Tamworth pig, to which a
tim,
1._ I signed hat foi service on lot 8e, conceseion $,
iw
i ed number o sows will be taken. Thi. is an
axt good pig ap4 breeders find it advantageous 40
arose their berkeh re sows with tide breed of pig.
Tern). $1, with pijvlloge of returning if nenewiary..
JOHN MoMILLA14 1505xt1 .
.
BLL FOR SERVICE. -The undersigned will keep1
for service} on Lot 22, Concession 1, Huron'
Road, Tuckersmitb, a pure thoroughbred Durham}
huller" Huron Hero," bred by James Snell, Hullett.,
Tonne, 81 50, peyabte on or before the lst of Feb-
ruary, 1900. NORMAN L. A. -CARTER. 1039e8
• STOCK FOR SALE.
URHAM BULLS FOR 8ALE.-1Por itwol
thoroughbred Durham bulls; bo11b 12 nmeths
old, ,one reap and the other rod. J0U11 hiORRISON,
Lot n, Concession; 11, hieRillbp, Wint Top P. O.'
TIIi _
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Pure: Linseil Oil
1
ixed Paints
-IN THE -
Latest Artistic Sbadesi
-FOR
Interior 'and Exterior Deco a-
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tion
Mmiufactured by . . . .
Tile Canada Paint C?mpany,
Montreal, Toronto, Victoria, B. C.
Now on sale at
REID ill WI.SON'S,
,
SEAFORTH, ONT.
3.838-13
TIMBER WALNTED.
Highest mush price paid for btaok aeh, white ash,
red end while oak,hard and sof ma le, hemlock soft
and 'rock elm. Either stumpage or delivered hi surd.
For further particuiare &PP*? to
GUS. WAGNER,
• Manager for the S. I. Co, Ex ter.
-tf
Money to Loan.
Any amount of money to loan} on good faim re-
pertv, at 6 per cant. pernu pa. Straight Ione,
i
payMents made *0 suit borrow r, satiatantIon fr-
anteed, charges low. At office riday afternoon and
all day Saturday.
• ABNER COSENS,
• MoDons11 Block, Magian].
, um
Be,utif11i 'I)esigns, Bell-
ing: at 3c, 4c and 5c
per
Window Shades, cloth rollers,
price from 25c up.
apers
LUMSDIEN & WILSON,
• SCOTT'S BLOCK, MAIN STREET,
gAFORTEE, - Ontario.
We
But all
5n Jun
Set, cal
arriage
Robert
Devereux
L.icenses wsw:irtatte:::.
:CARRIACE Opp.
General Jobbing, •MAKER AZ!'
Do -Not Issue Them,
hose thatore, going to be married
and kvill have need of a Dinner
t Robb's,
SEAFORTH
As we ve just opened this week a line of
• Dinnerare, the: prottiest and the hest
quality "fer the money that ever came into
SEAFORTH.
If you don't know, you ought to by this
time, that we take the lead in the Crockery
line in
SE1ORTH.
owl Grocery iiie we keep everything
fresh and clean, a4d deliver to any part of
• se FORTH.
H
"Y'S TO
FR -OCEAN TO OCEAN.
14) Is 4e in attendance at
The Ca Ucla Business College
CH iTHAM, ONTARIO.
From the A antic Coast to the Pacific Slope.
One )iunc.re ,and thirty-three cities, towns and
villages in Can da and the United States, during the
past year; aim us pearly 300 pupils. There are now
23 Counties Imo DI itricts in Ontario, 5 --States of the
Union, toga h r with Mani ba and the Northwest
Territories ep oriented. 0 or 200 of our pupils hsve
been pleee i good posit -lone since January let.,
1898. We r .e ntly had:four calls within three weeks
to supply teachers for other businese colleges.
A*nong tho e who have amepted positions lately,
ere : Jenlai Bateman, as stenographer and aselstant
book-keepe , Walkerville Brewing Co ; Annie Mc-
Rae, as at gaapher and; assistant book-keeper,
Milton l'rc*ed Brick & Sewer Co. • Catharine Mc-
Rae, as stenographer, George Angell, Wholesale Art
Supplies}, D it, Michigan ; George Carthwright,
stenog a h rj with -Nortb American Life Agent'.
Mice Co. Toronto. The spring term is one of the
best aeasons o the year for making a start. Enter
now.
•
1.doLACHLAN & Co. Chatham, Ont,
CENTRAL
ar ware Store.
We are *gents for Robertson's celebrated
ready mixedPlaints ; for durability and
choice of colors, they cannot be surpassed.
They are a Ufa.atured from pure white lead
and :oil, and , are guaranteed satisfactory,
See "our quic1moa1 gasoline stoves; they are
more easilylac.ed have
aitinto
nanyothser stock
of in the nalarket
spades &hovel hrks, hmis and garden rakes.
Eavetroughing and furnace work a specialty -
Give us 11 call before purohasing.
M u rd e
SiOs
H A DWARE,
Count d Stand. Seaforth,
ORTH
STORE
I now Soeming a tree) lot of all kind ei of
as from 10c. a lb. to 500 a lb. black and
g een Jsipan's, siftings and dust. Also an-
other lot of those very fine coffees which
give auchigood satiisfaction. I am giving
great bargains in all kinds of goods. I
Ways have what I advertise. Canned apples
in 1 gallon tins at 15c each, regular price
2130cooing Figs 6 lbs. for 25c, 6 lbs. liest‘
B. Rice for 26c ; 4 ibe. Prunes for 250 6
doz. Cries Inis for 60 ; Bed Cords 5c
each ; 7 bard,Of oa for 25e ; 8 lbs. Sulphur
for 25c lbe. Salt. for 25 ; Red H€rrng
10e a box ; a limited quantity of Msiple
Syrup, h�me pnalie, ;at 250 a quart; Gallon
ils of Mixed Pickles, first class at gpe.
A few Dutch Set Onions yet in stock and
kso a full line of the beat varieties of Tar-
Ulp and Garden seeds, Tomato plants 1; a
fine lot of Sugar Cured and Smoked Hains,
Shouldera, Breakfast Bacon, Skinned Basiks,
&Ind long, clear Bacon out of small hags ;
20 lb. pato Poe Lard at 11.60 a.
r am et 11 tinning China, Crockery tnd
Glassware an Lisrops at cost and under; to
clear them ot t. A cordial invitation is ex-
uded tort& to cell and get some of Mie
teat bargai
AULT
Goderich atreet, - Seaforth,
H
CHAMPION SHIRE STALLION
OF CANADA
KILBURN
• NO. 15,179..
Will stand for the improvement of stock for the
4th season at BERRY'S SALE AND EXCHANGE
STABLES, HENSALL, during the FC8800 1899.
Terms.-Tneurauce $18. Meals and feed for parties
from a distance free,
BERRY & GEIGER, Proprietors.
OWEN GEIGER, Manager, 163841
McLEOD'S
System • Renovator
-AND OTHER -
TESTED - REMEDIES.
--
A speeific and antidote ter Impure, Weak and Im-
poverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Pelpatee
Mon of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Loss
of Memory, Bronchitis, Coneun3ption Gall Stones,
Jaundice, Ki ,ney and Urinary Diseales, St. Vitus'
Dance, Female Irregularieies and General Debility.
LABORATORY-Goderioh, Ontario.
J. M. McLEOD, Proprietor and Mann
facturer.
Sold by J. S. ROBERTS, Seaforth.
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A comfortable two storey dwelling
house; warehouse with refrigerator,
stable, out -houses and a good well.
Apply to
EDWARD CASH,
SEAFORTH.