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Castoria
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h-4-•
LI.tpted to children
t!:1Zzior.t6 any pre.
you with all
DIrtablci in con-
aforta'Oe. The
ky summer suit,
1st the proper
t -big selection
nk that while
woal make
to meet both
Ave sOceeded,
sommoneorisommunnimmil
:UM
AFE_
IEEN
fLAND
oaten..
Iv $1•75.
iaudwitht
r.st,snuth.
a for all
,..Oct. Only
OING
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R
these rock-
zola one strap
1, price 750
-ery neat , sizes
per, sizes 2fi
to 7, price
o. Stratford
ttori or laced.
ORE,
-Seaforth
1038-2a
SICK HEADACHE
Positively cured. by theSe
Little Pills.
They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia;
bdigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per-
fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Draws!.
Dess, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated, Tongue
Pain in the Side, TORPH3 LIVER. They
Regulate the Bowels. 1Ni:rely Vegetable.
Small P111. Small Dose,
Price.
Substitution
the fraud of the day.
See you get carter's,
Ask for Carter's,
insist and demand
Carter's Little Liver Pills,
HICH CRADE
Furniture
UIVI
EMPORI
Leatherdale &
La,ndsborough
SEAFORTH,
Dealers in first-class
kinds, in -latest desig
neatly done. We als
mg, and a choice sel
always on hand. Our
prices, and put up
Agents for the X.ew
Machine, best in th
inestic use, no tray
high prices,
Furniture of all.
s. Upholstering,
do picture ram-,
ction of pi tures
tain poles t .all
We are also
illiana's Sewing
market for do-
lling agents, no
"IT INT JD MR, 1.1'..9.3K INT 0-_
In the Undertaking Department, we buy
our goods from the best houses in Ontario,
and guarantee satisfaction in every depart-
ment of our work. We have always made
it a point to furnish chairs, and all other re-
quisites for funerals, FREE OF OHARP-E.
Prices better than heretofore.
Arterial and cavity embalming done on
scientific principles.
P. S. Night and Sunday calls will be
attended to at Mr. Wandsborough's resi-
dence, directly in the rear of the Domin,n
Bank,
Leatherdale
Landsborough
SEAFORTH.
-
_0 _ _ ,
--
bur direct connections- wi 1 save you
time and money for all points.
Canadian Nor h West
Via Toronto or Chi ago,
British Colombia and lifornia
points.
Our rates are the lowest. We have them
bo suit everybody and PULLMAN TOUR-
TST CARS for your accommodation. Call
for further information.
Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton stations a&�ollows
joule West-
as
' "Peenger
Passenger_ ,.
Mixed Train....
Mixed Train......
GOING EAST -
Passenger..
_ Passenger.. ..
Mixed Train.... ..
•
SRAFORTEI. CLINTON.
12.40 P. M. 12.66 P. M.
10.12 P. M. 10.27 P. M.
9.20 A. M. 10.16 A. M.
6.16 P. M. 7.06 P. Id
7.66 A. M. 7.40 A.M.
3.11 P. M. 2.56 P. M.
6.20 P. M. 4.86 P.M.
Wellbagton, Grey and Bruce.
GOING No e.ra- Paeeenger. Mixed.
Ethel 10.04 r. 31. 1.40 P. M.
Brussels.. .. 10.16 2.10
Blues -ale_ .. _ 10.28 2.46
Wingham 10.40 3.05
Goal° Sotrest- Passenger. Mixed.
Winghana 6.60 A. M. 8.66 A. M.
Bluevaie 7.00 9.17
Brueeele.... ...... , 7.16 9.46
Ethel- 7.28 10.02
Loudon, Huron and Bruce.
GOING NORTH -
Passenger.
London, deptart...., . . .... 8.16 a.m. 4.46 p.11.
Centralia. 9.18 6.66
Exeter. 9 30 6.07
Harwell_ ... . ... ....... 9.44 6.18
Kipper'. .. . 9.60 6.26
-,Brucefield_ 9.68 6.33
Clinton. 10.16 6.66
Londeeboro _ .... - - 10.33 7.14
Blyth .. _ _ 10.41 7.23
Beigrave . 10.66 7.137
Wingham arrive.... 11.10 8.00
11011(011011(0So tem- , Passenger.
Wingham, depart.. _ 6.63 A.M. 8.30 P. Id.
Belgrave... ..... .. ...- - . 8.46
'Myth. . < • 7.16 4,00
Londeaboro 7.24 4.10
Clieton_ ............. .... 7.47 4.30
Brueefield 8.06 • 4.60
Kippert_ 8.17 .4.69
Efeneall_ ....... ..... .... 8.24 &.04
Exeter 8.88 6.16
Ceatralla 8.50 6.26
London, (arrive) - 9.60 A. M. 8.20
fore. "'tr. 'Wood's Fhoaphorline;
The Great English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggista in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. Six
packages guaranteed to cure all
terms o Seaual Weakness, all effects of abuse
or eXcess, Mental Worry, Eieessive use of To-
baceo, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed en receipt
f P Oe, one package $1, six, 5. One will please,
az call cure. Pamphlets fre to any iv" ress.
The Wood Comp y, Ont.
Wood's Phosphedine is Sold Seafortb by LUMB.
den es Wilson, druggists.
7THLOOKS LIKE TWAIN.
E FAMOUS HUMORIST HAS A DOU-
BLE IN KANSAS.
-
ilatisit Name. Is Clemens, Too, and the
British.ere Once Made Life Miser-
able For Him by Ineinting That Ile
• 'Wins the Real and Only i Mark.
,
1 1
Mark Twain has a deulble and the
,
double doesn't like it a bit As for Mark,
rattler uncertain whether Ill'e groat Mark
M
no One knows that he car 0 -a -in Pao , it is
knows of it. The double has Mark's own
Of G. C. He is a Kansas 8 tialist- law -
name, Clemens, with the 'vexed 1 itials-
yer by trade -and as he beara a et iking
resOniblance to the real thTg, he 1 often
taken for it, in America, and a road
People say that they are ce sins, a d the
socialist has to deny it eV ry other day.
He vent to Europe years a o and people
thee dined and wined himlbe'lieiving that
thoY had the real old stuff' with them.
The more he tried to explain -that it was
all a mistake on their part, and the mad-
der that he got, the more tickled they
w ere.
"Oh, Mr. Twain," they aid, "you are
so funny! Now wo see thro gh it all, and
you can't conceal yonr Iden ity from us."
This is what Mr. Cleme s of Kansas
says! when "joshed" by his friends upon
his great relation: "I un erstand that
Mark 1Twain is a man of good natured
ability, and, had he turne 'his attention
to some proper pursuit, he - doubtless
woyd lima) made his way In the world,
stoqd well in sobiety and i perhaps have
been mayor of his city and Perhaps gover-
noraaf some western state. But he got the
notion into his head that he could write
11%
and threw away his (than es to win im-
mortality by appointing olicenien and
notries public. He took to vriting books
cveiji after he lutist have known the whole
word was laughing .over his literary
effu ions. He chose his career without
consulting me, and if he is disappointed
wlth the result let him look to it and not
be saddling imself upon rue by claiming,'
kinehip. I n in no condition to stand
any foolishn ss. I have bard work to get
credit at my grocers' now." ,
,
14 the yea of -the Russo-Turkish war
,
this Kansas Clemens wont to Europe to
try 'ifs luck is a war correspondent. It
does not bea on this story,' but it may be
of interest ti add that be never got a,
r
cha ce to shisv his prowess in the line of
war correspolidence. ,Possibiy his reputa-
tion was enh need by this absence of op-
portunity. ' nyway, Fourth of July of
that year fel nd G. C. Cleinens on ship-
board orossims the Atlantic. ' Already he
had been tak al to be the only Mark, in
.spit . of all hs statements to the contrary.
He made a li tle speech at the Independ-
enc day celebration, but the main address
of tl o day was made by some unknown
who bore the title of colonel. Clemens
hav•D g been chosen -press agent, upon his
arri all in Glasgow, Ise took the colonel's
spec sh to the office of a newspaper to have
it p inted, with a eport of the proceed-
ing. . Bo sent his card to the editor, and.
on ijlaVing said to the editor: "If you
leav out anythin , leave out iny own
'
spe h. If you print anything and leave
out the colonel's speech, I can't stay here
and be safe." The next day the city was
placarded with such poster announbements
as t iis:
'Mark Twain on the Old CoIuntry,',
se 6 '.'lusgow Evening' News." '
Clemens got a- copy of the paper, and
there was the colonel's speech, to be sure,
butihis own lecl the story. Clemens tried
all fiorts of arguments to prove that he
NvasWt Mark Twain, but all the editor.
,said was, "If you want to travel incog.,
sit's all very well,. but I cannot and will
n1.3
ot tell lny readers that ,the speech that I
hav published as yours is not your own."
,
That night Clemens went to the theater
with some of his steamer .friends, and
greatly to their amusement Mark Twain
gags were thrown at him from he stage. '
The next day crowds of people cane to his;
hotel for his signature. He wrot4 his own'
honest IMMO in their albums, nd they
departed happy. ,
Fie began to be afraid that I the real
Mark Twain showed up anywher be -the'
Kansas man -would be deneam ed as an
imPoster. So he fled to London nd went
to the Imis of Court hotel. In the next
sno ning'S paper he saw the announce -
me t, "Mark Twain at the Inns of Court
hotel." Now the Kansas. man felt really
good, because he had made up his mind
to go to the real Mark and toll him all
abdut it. So he asked tho . clerk for in-
forination about Twain, and he discovere,d
again that he himself was the Mark talks -
ed of. He was thrown off hie feet by this
staaement, but he had self possession
ondugh to skip to Paris. While, 'there a
letteroame to him from the Glasgow edi-
tor, asking him to come at once to Glasl-
gow. Thinking that the truth athist was
about to come out, he returned and found
that the editor wanted_ to s ibinit to him a
business proposition. Thtp editor Was to
print anything that Ciente] sinight ehoose
to write denying that o : was 'Mark
Twain, and thenapay Cle mins well for
traveling over Scotland rnct,-- write it up
"on tho Al30rICILTI plan." Clemons was
to be himself and no °nee se, and he was
to got big pay for being honest. This
looked like a profitable and rep table
scheme, and Clemens wr to the letter
denying his identity with Mark wadn,
and. then started off on - iis tour. But
when he got to the next t wn be ound
that his letter as . publishe had pr ceded
him. Worse than that, it as :weep ed as
only one more of V'Mark T ain's things."
"What's tho use," said C omens t him-
self, "of a poor devil tryin .to be onost
in such a country as this?' So he pre-
pared to return to his own Kansas, where
at least ho was what he was. But he
couldn't make a fly -by . n ght trip, so it
came to pass when he was n the ship that
he was placed at the captain's right at the
table, and for 11 long day i he had to eat
Mark Twain food and drin - Mark Twain
drinks. Kind ladies got down Mark's
books from the ship's libr try, and Clem- _
ens had to give readin s from "The
Jumping Frog" and othef of his "own
works." He lost his suspOdor buttons
ami collar buttons, whieh were taken
from him as souvenirs, an as soon as he
reached New York he rus ed off to the
land where he was knowr for what he
was,
•
Preying on }Inman eaknees.
"How in the world did y u manage to
sell that lot of vile cigars at such a good
price?" asked the proprietor.
"S-sh I" returned the clerk cautiously.
"I told the man they were smuggled, and
ho never asked another question." -
Chicago Post.
''',Pliere are Seven continental countries
whose entire population is respectively
either below or not in este,ess of the pres-
ent estimated popult,iition of London:
Swede: , Norway, Turlary in Europe, Den -
Mark, ortugal. Greece and Holland.
MA RIAGF •LICENSES
ISSUE() AT -
THE WM xPOSITOR OFFICE,
1314FORTH, ONTARIO.
NO WITNESSES REQUIRED.
THE
Peggy P
Rejano and
the very lat
Taffeta -s
cloth combi
made use of
It is wia
there is a si
maid style
sally worn.
New gol
brilliant gr
turned dow
vivid scarie
FASHION PLATE.
imrose, Bergere, Robespierre,
lrelawny are tho names of
st round hats.
lk trimmed with cloth and
ed with taffeta silk aro both
by French dressmakers.
pored that already in Paris
ent reaction against the mor -
f dress, which 1s now univer-
jackets are being made of
en box cloth, with revers and
collar and cuffs, faced with
vicuna.
Black an f white- effects in fashionable
headwear a e in evidence this season, and
almost wit out exception, the hats and
bonnets shi wing this delicate combine
-
tion prove socomthg.
All the s ades of blue are favored this
season. L belie, morning glory, flax,
lavender, 1 is and forgetmenot are new
choice blue in cloth, light summer wool,
silk, velvet, flowers and tulle.
A fabric whioh, among summer dress
goods, has ot the very general faUlt of
shrinking, s jeans, which is sold in very
dainty sum ner tints and also in various
extremely right colors. This material is
not unlike .ateen, having a smooth, glossy
surface and being of generous width.
Some of he new bathing suits are made
of oling1ng hina slk. There are also
bathing dr sses of rench bunting, v1th
yokes of c arse net ;or lace, and siteve,
belt and co lar,„ bands of the goods, ov-
ered with ow's of cream colored btjald,
and suits o black, blue or pure whit al-
batross.
Some of iho new taffeta silk skirts are
made with ut lining. Th skirt has thee
narrow fril s at the hem and two more
put on to simulate a deep y pointed over-
dress, but 1 • this case th unlined skirt
1 worn ove a very elabo ate silk peal-
() at, fitted nd made ver much afterithe
f shion of dross skirt.- Tew York Post.
PEN,
HISEL AN
BRUSH.
William scan Howells has gone to
York Bar or, Me., where be will spend
h s siimme . Be takes al ng with him a
t unk iltiet with fishing- tackle, as the
rvelist is a devout discip e of Izaak Wal-
ton.
Whistler, the artist, wili: soon return to
London, w iich he foreswore some time
ago, in ord r to establish,' an art school
there. "I only return to that dismal
capital," h declares'"as a criminal re-
turns to th scene of his misdeeds."
Daniel C ester French, the sculptor of
New York olty, has been elected a mem-
ber of the Academia San Luca," which
Is said to b' the oldest art institution in
the world. ' Its limited number of asso-
ciates is chosen from the .most famous
soul p tors, t rchitects an 4 painters.
Frank -Vincent, the traveler and author,
has beck informed b the French einbassae
dor at Washington that the French gov-
ernment his bestowed • upon-hii the di-
ploma and decoration of oticor of the
academy, in token of appreciation of his
contributi Ds, to the literature of explora-
tion, and d scovery. •
Archibal 1 R. Colquhdun, tho anther of
"China I Transformation," has nearly
Completed second tour of inspection of
tho Celesti 11 empire. This tiine Mr. Col-
quhoun en ered China by way of Persia
and Siberi and studied political affairs
in Pek ng, commercial affairs In Shang-
hai and th n affairs of the missionaries in
Seechun, ei-Chau and Yunnan. '
POL. LTRY POINTERS.
Fowls -oft all kinds prefer open air:
Milk istin excellent food for fowls now,
Two by our -Inch scantlings make good
perches! 1 .
Unhealthy - parents • cannot produce
strong,. vig rous chicks.
For chol ra take the bird as soon aa no-
. .
ticed and fed it soaked •bread, plentifully
sprinkled with black pepper. . - -
The last eggs of each hen's clutch are
not so fertile as the .first, nor will sthe
chickens frOm them be So strong.
The nesttl!should . be made up new fret
quently-at least once a month, A frealci •
-coating of Ivhitewash at the same tim
will be found beneficial.
Tame henp sit and lay better and fowl .
of all kinds ifatten bettor when not ,subf.
jet to sucid n fright, as is oftensthe case '
when the hens are not tame.
_ The hot, dry 'Weather we generally have
In July and•4August is very hard on young:
• poultry: 0 ' this, account the hatching
ought to be in1shed up in good season be-
fore this tim
• LHE CYNIC.
•
Most people dearly love to bemysterl-
,,
ous. ,
Half the families in town are run by the
neighbors.
The only thing as common as good ad-
vice is trouble.
Unless a man imposes on a vvonsan she
will impose on him.
There is nothing which cannot be bor-
rowed., Some women manage to raise a
family withot t spending a cent on high
chairs or baby, buggies.
Paactical pc pie should -quit referring
to a woman's husband. as her "choice,"
There aro too nany cases where he was
not a choice, bit a necessity.
.T lore is too much said about the im-
po nee of frie
do sn't need a
and takes care
ids, considering that a man
y if he behaves himself
of his money. -Atchison
HOUS
ill pinchusl
grounds, for u
tench them, an
not rust. -
Keep a little
ton in one of t
oil, milk or ere
dress or coat, a
• applied will ren
It is the sugg
molasses will
often found on
children. The
if it were soap,
washed as usual'
HOLD HINTS.
ns with, well dried coffee
ice or moths will never
1 the needles and pins will
package of absorbent cot-
e sideboard drawers. If
m is spilled on a woolen
it of the cotton instantly
ove alLtraces of the stains.
,stion of a houseWife that
remove the grass stains
the summer clothing -of
°lasses is rubbed on as
fterl which the garment is
. TRUS
A glass trust
body ought to b
-Kansas City
It is suspect
Griggs is in
munication Wit
Register.
This latest fo
course, be char
such things wi
out of the 'eon
TI11190.
-A gang of
ten in nil ber,
oeiving office of
portation
movnt Par
np the reo
the railwa
$4,oqo, t
days.
orn p
,Phi
iver
bla,
e oat
TH RUSTS.
Is lbeing formed. A
ab
l
e to seo through th
dependent.
d that Attorney General
wireless telegraphic cern-
the trusts. -Fort Worth
med leather trust will,
red by the opponents f
h purpose of tak ing lit
try'ta hide. --Philadelphia
Y -
t.
•
asked robbers, probably
rly Monday raided the re -
he Fairmount Park Trans -
y,• st Belmont, in Fair-
delphia, and after holdin g
d five other employes of
open the safe and secured
pany's receipts for two
ON E3cPOSi'ioR.
JINGLES AND ESTS.
llet the Girl Pls.een On.
(After Long-felloWl
Somewhat back from the vi lage Etre t
ntry seat,
ws thro
•elong da.
Stands the old fashioned co
Across its!antique portico
Tall poplar trees their shad
And there,' throughout the 1
Jemima p11as the pi-a-na.
Do, re, mi,1
Mi. re, do.!
In the froit parlor, there i
And there Jemima plies he
While her papa, btmeath hi
Mutters a d groans, "This
And swea s to himseif'and
With sorrtWful voice to all
•, "Do, re, nil,
"Mi, re, do!'!.
Thro
She 1
Thro
She
And
gh c4ays of -death an
lays as if Ale owned
igh 4vEtry swift vicisi
rumas if it did her
till he sits from mo
And plun e away with mai
Do, re, mi,
re, do,
In that manSion used to be
Free hearn•Ifa_S eci hospitality;
But that many ears
Jeminia onkeyed with th
When she began her daily
Into their graves the neigh
To other
AM thank
They,stoo
ITntil Jem
And then
And One
stands,
hands,
cloak,
no joker'
sighs, ala!
who pass,
days of birth I
the earth.
tide -
eod,
n till night
and might ,
efore
score,
plunk,
hors sunk.
Do, re, mi,
Mi, re, do.
orlds they'Veiorg since fled,
ul that they're safely dead,
the meltewhi e alive
m i rose at five.
thaT laid their b
nd ail they skip
Do, re, nil,
re, do.
Athletics it Fat
"I'hope you are gettin good results
from1 the gymnastic) exer ises I recom-
mended," said, Mr. Pneer s medical ad-
viser,
I "Well, I'm not," repli d Mr. Pnee
"They hate ruined a good coef for me.
"Didn't yeti take your c at off?"
"Certai iy, hut the exorcise has e
larged myl shoulders so I can't wear it an
more. .Cat was as good a now, tool"
Chicago Tribune.
Wonderfied 01 d.
"I had a parrot °nisei" said the thin
man, "who coiild repeat he eighteenth
chapter of Joshua throu hsysithout
break"
"I had 4prrot once,31 said the fat man,
"whocou]klnot speak a wo d."
"Huh! That is nothing.'"
'Wait a minute. He mild talk in the
dumb alpha bet to perfection." -Indian-
apolis Journal.'
irdens down,
ed tho town.
Harlem Life.
nre.
Sire Signe of It.
Ef dis heah ain't he summertime,
• He m ght. nigh cle scr' tch,
Kaze d blo m is on de rier,
En (lc mel n in de pat^h.
Oh, dat elon!
Mos' too good ter tell -
Des ain'tt nuttin lak im
W enh coolin in de well.
ain't de su mertime;
Jia m ghty ha'd ter in ttch,
Kaze d mei n vino a-runnin,
En d niel n in de pat h.
Ef dis Lab
Oh,
Des
clat elon! ,
s'
to good ter t
ain't nuttin lak im
en h coolin in de -well!
-Atlant Constitution.
Pllottab1e Exch nge.
"Sorne ifolks do say that time it
• noncy, " rbmarkled the villa o storek ceper, ,
'but I do 't-ta e much stock in it.'
"You d n't, et?" queried the loafer. -
"No, I lisn't, ' replied tho storekeeper,
'and I -w sh y u'd spend a leetle more
money he e, and a le,etle less time."-
hicago, 1. 1 Ows. '
1 , ..
They ,o DIKerently
Boggs Here is E,Jomethi
orstand: 'In Russia, w
offends, h is given trans')
Foggs Yeii?
Boggs Arid in this co
teliator .o ends, the railro
ansport tion.
n Russia.
g I can't un -
en a senator
ation.
idnst royu, tw oh ffe nh
is
trfare at The • ague.
Where ore waste your oney?
Put iouil guns away.
Don't e birking battle hips
To fl at p.round the bt y.
What ur thrift has broaght um
Let ijs s rive to keep.
Let,us try to fight with alk,
For I1alk is always ch-ap.
When an ighbor's ang y,
Weatj,ons do not raise
Bring your dictionary o t
And srnite him with a phrase.
Read he roe an essay,
Put lim fast, asleep.
Let us try to fight with talk,
For •alk is always chap.
shington Star.
Two of a Ki
"A mati," She said, "ne
he is well off."
"True, ' he replied, "an
f irtunate thing for wome
ore to b old maids that
• Chicago )ost
;Ile Looked
reene That's Growl°
lade man.
DeWit Well, he looks
ave don4 a better job if
aped hi n.
d.
Cr knows 'when
it's a mighty
who do not
they don't.'' -1-
t.
he's
a seI
s if he migh
some one had
A .1' ar a (lox
718 paradoxiCal, but true,'
That love is blind and set, too.
Love blind? That cal not be.
Else had he not led. me- ,
To One so fair.
Love blind? That mtist he be
To na1ke one such as thee
IVLy presence heal
That love IS blind, yet sect 1, too,
parador teal, but true.
-Pal Mall
JnIst Moved to Br
MS ;to be an un
oesi near the bah
oniy because h
n how to take
Life.
softable Expla
✓ (at; a restaura
naller than the
"Hose
go nosier
"That'
'grit les
Brooklyn
Re
Custom
Is much. s
erday.
" Waiter Yeasir; come off a Smaller hox,
slir.-Tit- Its.'
• Not In441iiiling POstecripi m.
Vhen women write -some sage opines-
, man Must read between the lines;
But, heavcns! what a cont act g -.eels
That wight Whose girl N rites sixteen
, sheets
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I -Chicago Record.
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Gazette.
latural father.
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are o 14."-
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t), --,T is steak
no I iad yes-
Unfailjnlliar With the Color.
Custome see that creani color gloves
e the_thing. Is this the shade?
Clerk -Wait until I Call t o boss. I pay
nly $3 a Week for board. Indianapolis
Journal.
- 1 Joist so.
Days whe the business1Ian has ad
) h
sin unsatisfa tOry ,breakfast he office boy
as to earn i8 salary. -Somerville .I';iur-
z al.
NotInd
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Which e
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For Infants and Ckildren.
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IMPORTANT NOTICES.
J.MoKENNA, Dominion and Provincial rind
. Surveyor, Member of theAssoolation of Ontario
.and Surveyors, Dublin, Ontarie. 1316 511
4 OH.N BEATTIE, Clerk nf the Simone Dilate on
Court, County Commissioner, of Huron, COn-
, ye -hoer, Land, Loan and Insuitance Agent. Farids
inveeted and to Loan. Ore -Over Sharp &
evens' atore, Main streetr, Seale th. 1289
QTRAYED HEIFER. -A yearling heifer, red,
10 with some white srote carve into my e ales re
cm or about the 28th of May. The owner is requ
el to prove pioperty, pay ex enees and tike iler
away. EDWARD DENEMY, L4t 6, Hay. Birysid le
p. O.• 1646X
--
MIMBER FOR SALE. -The utdersigned offers or
I _ sale the timber on the Eas half of Lot 38, Ccin-
cession 9, Maillop. There ii a coantity of gond
ash suitable for mile ; also Borne hardwood buelh,
which will be sold by the sore, iind has appointed
Mr. James Lockhart to sell the same. GEORGE,
HALL. r 1613
MO THE LADIES. -Mrs. Smith wishes to infiatm
the ladies of Seaforth and vicinity that she Is
prepared to do up hair combings into switches, etc.
An assoitment of switches fer sale. Hair ,and
switches exchanged. - She will also buy dark bream
or bleck hair. Residence corner of Jarvis and
Market Streets, 3eaforth. MRS1 LEVI SMITH.
16374r
STORE IN SEAFORTH TO RENT. -To rent en
easy terms, the store on Main Street, Seaforth,
recently occupied by Casey & (lo. It is one of the
best bneiness stands in town, being. next door to 'the
post office and immediately opposite the ComMer-
cial hotel. The store is 65x25- teet, with splendid
cellar full size, and up stain, connected with the
store. It is in a that -class state of repair. Ponies-
sesion at any time. Apply to JAMES GILLESPIE,
Seaforth. 1835-rof
10DOULTRY AND BEES. -Eggs for hatching from
a grand pen of -large pure White Rock's. Black
MInoroae-Fine in color, large size breed, bred from
lust stook in Canada. Buff Banta -Real beauties,
eyed color and line toe feathering, $1 per setting.
20 colonies of Italian Bees at moderate price. Aliso a
full line of Beekeepers' eupplles, finch as Foundation
Hives, Smokers, Extractors, 1 seoond-hand Ling-
stroth Extractor. Bees wax taken in exchange for
supplies. WILLIAM HARTRY, Church St. North,
1Seaforth, 1636
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ESIDENCE IN SEAFORTH FOR SALE.--Fer
sale, cheap, the residence fatting on V atoria
quare in Seaferth, the properke of John Ward.
here le a comfortable frame house, with good stone
eller, hard and soft water, and all o h'er neeesraty
nveniences. The house c, ntains 8 rooms Wit
entries, etc. There are two las, well piante Wit
11 kinds of fruit and ornamental tree e and s rnit .
leo a large stable. This is one of the beeti, o t
onvenient and most pleasantly situated reeiberctle
n Seaforth and will be sold cheap. Apply to JOHN
ARD. • 16404f
ARM FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 36, Londoii
Road, Tuckeremith, containing- 10D acres, 90'
acres cleared and in a very high state of cultivation,
the balance is good hardwcod bush. The farm is,
'well fenced and well uLderdrained. There is a fine:
new bank barn, a good °robot d and plenty of water.'
4 is within a mile and a qua' ter. of Bructifield, and
four miles from Clintor. This tie a filet clam tartn
end will be sold ohrap and on eesy terms of pap
rnent. For further ra,teulairs apply to B. 13.
HIGGINS, Brucefield. 1643-tf
SPLENDID FARM FOR SA -LE -For sale, Lot V,
South Thames Road, Usbeene, containing 1
Rove, 95 acres under cultivation Und 5 a0te3 01 goad
n-ood. Good brick reef& nee, with brick kitchen and
Woodshed, and large bank barn ith stone stabling,
and good driving houre. All Iweli fenced, under -
drained with tile and in a first claes state of culti-
vation. There is a good orclusrd choice fruit, add
the grounds are web set out wit ornamental trees.
It is within four miles of Ex ter ; adjains twO
ehurchee, Dieth_diet and Presby erian, and a school
within a mile. There is plenvy! of water, both,for
house and stablee. Also a windmill for pua.iping,
grinding, etc. This is one of the best farms In PO
Cousty of Huron,land ie in firet-clase shape in every
respect and will b3 sold on reasonable terms, as the
proprietor desires to retire. Apply on the premises
or addree4Than'es Redi P. 0. D. licINNIS.
• 104341
STOCli FOR SERVICE.
BOAR FOR S,ERVICE.-The undersigned wil
keep for service on Lot 26, Canceseion 4,
Stanley, a thoroughbred Cheeterwhite boar., Terms -
$1, payable at the time of genie°, with the privilege
of returuing if necessary. JOHN V. DIEHL.
15914f
110 PIG BREEDERS. -The undersigned will keep
1 on Lot 26, Concession 6, L. 11 S. TuckeremIth,
a thoroughbred CHESTER WH1TR PIG, al130 a th roughi
bred YORKBHIRB Po. A limited iiumberof s ws will
be admitted to each, Tonne, $1, ayable at t e time
of service, or $1.60 if charged. Also a few heater
White Pigs for saki. JAMES GE 'MILL. 608-511
InAMWORTH BeAR FOR SALE AND FO 8E114
,.L. VICE -The tinderiigned will keep for ervice,-
it the Bruoefield Cheese Factory, • Shoran hbred
Tamworth Boar, with registered 1pedigree. ermal
Ill ; payabie at time of ftervice with privileg14050141re:
turning if noceesary. Alto a number of therough
w }
bred young Tamorth Boars an Bowe for salei
5IIGH MCCARTNEY, Bimetal&
riehiWORTH NG FOR SERVICE. -The undeti
' eIgnedhae 1W:sEt
ervice on lot 32, concession
ft;
cEillop, a thcrelpred Tamwort pig, to which a
limited number of bows will be taken. Thi. is ati
'extra good pig and breeders find i advantageous kl
erase heir berksh re sowith t is breed of pig,
Tonna 81, with pri liege of retur
tug if 131e5ceratarYlf 4
JOHN MoMILLA jv ave 0 1
i 4
4 t '
-DULL FOR SERVICE. -The Witt reigned will keep
.13 for service on Lot 22, Cone ',mon 1, Hurod
Road, Tackeremith, a pure tiler° ghbred Durhain.
bull-" Huron Hero," bred by Jame e Snell, HulleW
Terme, 850, payable on or before the 1st of Feb-,
ruary, 1900. NORMAN L. A. CARTER. 1689x8
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1
STOCK FOR S4'.
TIIIIGS FOR SALE. -For sale cheap, two gooi 'tome!
I with good littera at foot. Apply to EDWARD/
ISIBBINg, Huron Road, West of Alm , 1615x2
1,1r‘URliAlii BULLS FOR SALE. ----For sale, twoi
thoroughbred Dutham bulls; both 12 months;
one roan and the other red. JO1N MORRISON,
lLot 22, Conooasion 11, McKiflo, Wi throp P. 0.
i.ess.tt
LES,
AUCTION S
FARM FOR SALE BY PUBLIC, AUC ION. --H
Mr. Wm. MoCloy has received inetructi us frothi
. Mr. James Bonthron, executor of the estate of thef
lute Win. Dougall, sr., to sell hy pub! c auction at 2'i
i
[ o'clock, p. mn .,•oeast half of t 14 nd 16, Conoesef
eb, Beton 2, Hay, on Saturday, uly th, 1899, thet
firm containing 110 acres, iiori or lese, on which isf
erected a comfortable brick r olden e ; large bank
11i
rn 40x80 feet, good stabling n eurneath. Onei
acro of choice fruit trees, and le acres of hardwood;
b rah. Also 2 never failing *elle 01 water. The
term is well fenced and in a fir t-olas state of cul -i
tiVation. It is half a mile fror a Bch ol house, and
2 Indies from the thriving vill 43 of licneall. Thier
I 'one of the beet farms in the ounty id Huron, and
will be sold without reserve. Terms of sale -Ten
rtIr cent of .the purchase money on the day of sale,t
t n balance within thirty da a without intereet.
JAMES BONTHRON, Executo ; WM. McCLOY,
iflartionedr. I 1645-3
,
UCTION SALE OF A V1 LIJABe FARM Nt
TEIE TOWNSHIP OF ANL Y, IN THE
a 'LINTY OF HURON. -The ndersigued, William1-
Piewes, has received instructio e from the heirs pf "
Gorge Plewes, deemed, to off r for Male by pnbliel
au tion on Saturday, the 8th 0 of July, 1899, at;
2 clock, p. m., at the Comm rola' Hotel, in thej
TWD of Seaforth, in the County of Huron, the,'
following :valuable farm : Being Lot number 12, mil
th' 5th Concession, ef the said Township of Stanley,
ccptaining 100 acres. The farm is Winded on the,
Gravel Road, 2i miles from Varna and n miles train!
Brhoefield. It is in a good state of oultivatioir,j;
About 80 acres cleared ; 20 scree of bush. The a'
•
are a frame dwelling mei kitchen, ; a good barn and
WOO, and a stable on the property. Two acres f
orchard. This il Din ofthe beet grain producing}
farms in the Township: Teetek easy, See sale bilis. !
For further particulars app'y to . WM. PLEWES0,
Iirnoefield p. o., or to J. M. BEST, Seaforth, Wei
Solicitor. Dated, 19th June, 1599. 1646 31
L ,
, 1=1.A.I1\TTE3_
1We are agents for Roberteon's celebrated
ready mixed Paints; for durability and
c'roice of colors, they cannot beurpaisseci.:
au
They are manufa3tured from pure ite le
and oil, and are guaranteed s factor3t.i
I -34e our quick meal gasoline stoves; they arcs
more easily managed than any other stove
in the market. We have a full stock Of
spades, shovels, forks, hoes and garden rake*.
Eavetroughing and furnace work a specialty -
Give us a call before -purchasing.
8iIIS M.Urdle
HARDWARE,
Counter's Old Stand, Seaforth.
pri � g Stock.
Our Spting stock of Furniturels complete. We extend a. special invita-
tion to all a( milers of good furniture to inspect our stock. We have always -
something new to show you in n wl designs and finish at close prices.
y i•Tipl MAJKIINTG--,_
Thi S department. is complete with a large selection of the best goods, and
obliging atte don given to thisranch of the business.
li
igight'call promptly attended to by our undertaker, Mr. S. T. Holmes, Goder-
ieh street, S aforth, opposite the Methodist church
BRO
DFOO
all
Beautiful 1Designs, sell-
ing at 3, 4c and 5c I
per roll.
BOX & CO.,
Window Shades, cloth rollers,
price from '25c up.
apers
LITINSDES & WILSON,
SCOTT'S BLOCK, MAIN STREET,
FORTH, - - - - Ontario.
But ll
in, June
Set, tall
arri age
icenses
th
a
at
ot Issue Them,
dsewotbihlbitts ,hare going t o be mart ied
need of a Dinner
it
SEAFORTH
As we h ve just opened this week a line of
Dinner Ware, the prettiest and the ,best
quality or the money that ever came 'into
SEAFORTH.
If you knew, you ought to by this
tim th4t take the lead in the Crockery
line in
1 SEAFORTH.
In our GrioCery line we keep everything
freah and can, and deliver to any part of
10E FORTH.
ROBE,.
ZAN TO OCE
in attendance at
Business Coll
,ONTARIO.
0 Coast to the Pacifi
Pu
The C
Fr 1M the
past year, se
hiunnvadr
' v Ii; s
gal
23ee4,untteigeesta
U
d' and' thirty-three cities, to
sada{ arid the United States, du
ns nearly 300 pupils, There
d D1strlcts in Ontario, 5 Stet
er witib Manitoba and the N
Territories re resented. Orer 200 of our pa
beeti Placed in, good positione since Janu
1898 We reqeatly had four calls within thre
to supply teaehere for other business
Anlong those *bo have accepted position
are: Jennie Batem 0, as stenographer and a
1i4
book-keeper, Walk rville Brewing Co ; An
o rap er and assistant book -
d
N.'
ge
Slope.
ns and
ng the
are now
of the
rthwest
ils have
ry let,
weeks
lieges.
lately,
Want
ie Me-
eeper,
e Mo-
le Art
right,
AssUr-
of the
Enter
Ont.
Rae, as ste
Milton Press
Rae, as steno
Su1
p lies, Det
3
as st nograp
anoe 004 T
best sesame
/IOW.
Briek & Sewer Co. • Catbari
phet, George Angell, Whole
o t, ichigan ; George Carth
eri, wijh North American Life
rept°. The' spring term is one
the frear for making a start.
, D. MoLACHLAN & Co. Cbathato,
6
ITTaF _
MAN
BRAND
re Pnseed
ed
9
Paint
-IN TIE-
liate4 Artlistio Shades,
I,
Iuteriori and lh erior Deco
toe.
Marinfact
Th3.0
1! ,
!Mont
;
NoWl on an
REI
d by .
,
nada nt Compan .„
al, Toreirito, Victoria, B. C. ;
at
LSON'S
Til, ONT.
1638-13
, TI BERWANTED. 1:
Ili hest cssI price paid tor black ash, white aigi
red I d white oak,hard and soft maple, hemlook,Soft
and zbk elec. Either stumpage or delivered in yard.
Fax fgirther apply to 1
GpS. WAGNER,
• Manager,for the S. I. CO., Exeter.
1682-tV
1. Money to Loan.
perty, at
antee, Charges low. AtIoffica Friday afternoon acid
payments ,.5tmurdpeaid:134,e, yx0eto.EllEioni. coPt er5b:170:nsniwuemr .4 a :ter acitiotin
Anianumnt of money. to loan on good tfan:n pr. guar all day
Block, Winghare.
16$7
TENDERS WANTED. 1
Tenders wiJIb. received by the underetgned Up
till 2 clock, on Zue.day, July 4th, for the
leonstirtp-
tit"Shepherd Dr&;"ir11cldigg4fo *timed cost Osr ,60. Pian1
rofile:OurH bszooest: satmortyLi,offi.,
Ece
Clerk 'of Tuckersmiih, ,
I • ,
Mensal! P. Q.
DeWd MO 1011 Of jusse, 1899.
'
Robert
Devereux
Special Attention EJETIITH and
to Herseshoeing and IMINIAtit opp.
trer.2:
General Jobbing. MAKER i
Goderich street, • - - Seaforth.
CHAMPION SHIRE STALLION
OF CANADA
NO. 15,179.
Will stand for the Improvement of stock fo the
4th season at BERRY'S SALE AND EXCH GE
STABLES, HENS,ALL, during the season 899.
Terms. -Insurance 813. Meals and feed for pa lee
from a distance free. •
BERRY & GEIGER, Proprietor.
• OWEN GEIGER, Manager. 168841
IVIcLEOD'S
System Renovator
-AND OTHER__
TESTED -REMEDIES.
A speeific and antidote far Impure, Weak and I
povenshed Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Pili,PS
Mon of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia,i
of Memory, Bronchitis, Conaurnption, Gall Ston
Jaundice, Kieney and .IIrInary Diseases, St. Tito'
Danoe, Female Inegularielea and General Debility,.
LABORATORY--Goderich, Ontario.
J. M. McLEOD, Proprietor and Mann
facturer.
Sold by J. S. ROBERTS, Seaforth.
1601-tf
•
.40
1:1
/-1
OR SALE.
comfortable two storey dwelling
hou e ; warehouse with refrigerator,
stable, out -houses and a --good well.
Apply to
EDWARD CASH,
SEAFORTH.
1640