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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1900-03-16, Page 7:cited dur- Very shoe Lfter Ieav- • or work - :he knife, emns the Ler goal s Gifford, what an be ettspioions. I Ay imposed no 2otight you ware in, with, &Railer ditittiVe upward IG reply, but a pulses made ham nen far wrong if irresistibbe eyes t en after all--eho a al Cfotor, cautiously, for a mile and a round casually -L- imy look. ,Times- ; but upon: my ley haven't COMe" stood NULL laugh. * as harmless as uple approached, 'Wert for a few - doctor's greeting, He Iooka amiable ,rk it ? I thoughtar stand-up fight you, are rather sr aeverely. " Yow to a serape and me to bear the our cousin -he io his mind, at all. friends now, and' in with you some ve some music.' k blaukly. In- ks, rather a long l Nan innocently. tiler unwell, and y for his health." ..•he doctor cried. illneee.. I don't. led and surveyed mending figure of ng politely in re- ampiace talk, and LT:dries aft 00easiOR eeep-set eyes were- biy, and with an towards the .spot lovingly upon Nan. Iiete him !" cried Affection of the serious- character to find his cure l" ever, clever as he acknowledge his three weeks. GWYNETTE. Z`ERVES AND, E BLOOD. te You Secure- GoodAp- Sleep and alth. COMPOUND - 'MINE MAKES - 'D STRONG. sr the portion of pure, rich Mood- eor health and dis- and impoverish- nd fully supplies and rundown in clogging matters • fe stream, making and vitality to d •braces the un - • and furnishes the entire nervous thin and wornout in in the back is es clear, the kid. r:fin disease, the rk with unfail- g of new energy dace of nervous- ation and melan- elenae the Moo& und, and a new, ill be yours. MS. t2,532 for the - d resident of El- ates` a wife and o was killed at , was born hear on, of Mitchell, )ed for some time e to be about. ackeramith, has ned by Donal& 'Liege of Cromer"- . f Stra.tferd, en- nox churchachoir a enjoyable time el for .a consider- . C. Mewat, of d manager of the cession 12, Hib- a Durban: bull, it. A farmer urchaser. pastor of the St. nds moving to farewell sera k. ay. of Windsor, 'n Fullerton, diet the effects of been manager of tford, has been Before leaving ned at - a supper of the Toronto and sisters reside land, and recent subjeot before, Bngland. 1,2 MARCH la 1900. Robert Dovoroux IIACKSMITH and SpeCial Atteiation Horseshoeing and CARRIAGE General Jobbing. MAKER Boa. Goderich street, &Worth. Give a Youth Resolution and a course in Business and Shorthand trt the FOREST Tv. .665 24 and who shall place limits -to his career. Catalogue free. J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal. WHOLESALE MERCHANTS lANUFACTURERS ROKERS HIPPERS ini0 All who do business outside their own town or city, should have ng Distance Telephone Equip- ment. Phe cost is small, the advantages many. Ask the Local Manager for rates. 1676-62 Notice to Oreditors. In the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron. lin the estate of Robert Gaw, deceased. The creditors of the above named Robert Gaw, de- eleased , who diet! at Eganondville on ths 9th ot Feb- rhary, 1900, are requested t3 send to the under- signed on behalf of the Executors, on or before the 2nd day ot Apri1,1900,full particulars of their Maims, dluly ve rifled. After said date the Executors+ will riroczed t3 the distribution of the estate among the parties entitled, having + eterence only to the claim + of which they shall hsve received notice, and after such distribution they will not be responsible to any cireelitor, of whose claim they have not received due tic*, for any part of the +-state. This notice is la++ pursuant to the statute in teat behalf. Dated a Seaforth this 2nd day of ?starch, 1900. F. HOLNIESTED, on 13.3half of Exec atom ii•••••••••••••••••••••••„•548434••••••••el • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • g. e - WORTH $50 A BOTTLE To This Man.. • • it may be vvorth a like sum • • or even Mere to.you • • • Fingal, Barnes Co., N. D., March 19, 1898. in: Dear SIrc--I have used your Kendall's Sparin Cure and • Mak ft a good Liniment. I hare cured a Sarin on rny best ft are, and I would not take $125 for her, which I offered for *75 • ?adore. I will be pleased to hare your book and receipts for • Inclosed stamp, as I read on the cartoon. Truly yours, FRANK SMITH. • Ilartington, O., Ontario, Mar. 6, '98. • jr}r. B. 3.,'Kendal1 Co. 41 14 IDear Sirs :-Enclosed please find a two -cent stamp for your • r skiable Home Book, I had 011C bttt it ia lost. I have used • our Kendall's Spavin Cure without one failure In years, and • onsider It the best Liniment for manor beast in the market. lease ssnd me the book as ;on advertise iton bottle, for horse& •• GEORGE BROWN. la It is an absolutely reliable remedy for 8pis•ins, plints,Cnrbs, Riag•ones,ete. gemoves the bunch and • eaves no sear. Price, 81; six for $5. As a liniment or family use it has no equal. 'Ask your druggist or KENDALVS 8PAPIN CURE. &IS° "A Treatise on the fors'," the book free, or address DR. B. J. KENDALL CO., ENOSBURO PALLS, VT. ille••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOGS WANTED. he undersigned is prepared to pay the hi hest ca.ah price for any quantity of &Eit- el ES SOFT ELM LOGS de ivered at the B ucefield Saw & Stave Mill Logs to be cut 11, 13 and 16 feet in length. Will also buy timber by measurement or by bulk in bush. WM. AMENT, Seaforth. 16 FERRY'S sEEDs Thousands of garden - ere depend on. Perry 'a Seeds every year and never suffer disappointment. Cheap substi- tutes bring ices, not paying crops. rt pays to pay a little more for Fay 's 8zzoe. Five cents per paper everywhere, and always worth it. Always the Best'1900 Seed Annual free. 1. M. FERRY &'.O0., WINDSOR, ONT. rt. CENTRAL ardware Store. STCYNTS. Ve have a full line of first-olass Co le St ves and Heaters. In Wood Stoves we have Moffatt' s Crow tehless and Majestic fitted with ate ov ns, the most perfect bakers in the ma ke . We have also Gurney's Oxford and Ri at. or a Coal and Wood Range, isic hole Gu ney's Imperial Oxford is the most han BO e and satisfactory stoire in the market, eloftatt's Welcome is the best four ho Ra ge in the market. We have a good lin of Coal Stoyes and Wood Heaters. Ca 1 SW examine our stoves before purebasing. avetroughing and Furnace Work epe ialty. Co ilis & Murdi HARDWARE, unter's Old Stand, Seafort Cottoh llo/6 Compound Is.a:I.,..cesaful,- twig 111(41 Illy by over i(htOLhdlea. Safe, fee u al. Ladies ask your druggisc for Coca 3 Cotton Reel Cam - +1. Take T1 0 other as all 1‘117.tures, pills and imitations are dahgerous. No, 1, $1. per bo No. 2, in degree.-; son trger.`P , per box. No. 10 2 mailed on rec.,ipt Klee and two ti -et nt Ste ips 'I 1;• Cook Company Windsor, Ont. C./-Nos.1,41afel 2 aoid ani recommended by all tea On8ibIe Druggists in Canada. ;O. 1 and Na. 2 sold In Seaforth by Lumsden 11 n, druggists. THE HU ON EXPOSIT6,R. atu • • Babies and children need proper food, rarely ever medi- clne If they do not thrive on - their food something Is wrong. They need a little help to get their digestive machinery working properly. StcpaitgOr COO LIVER OIL NIPOPHOSPhYTESefillff4SOPA Iwill generally correct this difficulty. If you will put from one- fourth to half a teaspoonful I in baby's bottle three or four I times a day you will soon see Ia marked improvement. For larger children, from half to a teaspoonful, according to age, dissolved in their milk, I if you so desire, will very isoon show its great nourish- ing power. If the mother's 1 milk does not nourish the Ibaby, she needs the emul- sion. It will show an effect at once both upon mother and child. 1 50c. and $i.00, all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronto. seimisimm4.4mmifinimomm.. DII3tRIOT MATTERS. gitt urn Oxproitor. [The following items were intended for last week, but I were received too late.] Bayfield. BREEZEs.-Mrs. Calrnie, of the Bronson line, is visiting her daughter,'Mrs. John Tough, Chimquay straet.-air. E. Jennings and sister, of Parkhill, who have been guests of their brother, at the Rectory, re- turned home last week. -Mrs. Brown, of Parkhill, is the gueet of Mrs. Jennings. - Christ -al Dressler has been laid up with a sore knee for a few weeks. He is able to get around now with difficulty. -Mr. 'John Scotchmer, of the Sauble line, has decided to move to'Dakota, and will have an auction sale on Friday, March 16th, when his stock, household effects, dwelling and property, will be offered. We shall be very sorry to lose such good citizens as Mr. and Mrs. Sootohmer, and wish them prosperity in their new home. It is a Mistake To suppose that the kidneys alone are responsible for all the weak. lame, aching backs. Backache as well as pain under the shoulder blade, frequently comes from the liver or complications of the liver and kidneys whiah can only be cured by using tne great double treatment -Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pill?. One pill a dose, 25 cents a box. Varna. STANLEY COUNGIL.-Stanley Council met on Monday last. Pathmaster's beat No. 48 was discontinued as a separate beat, and lot 10, concession 2, which constituted said beat, was put into Joseph Hood's beat. The clerk was instructed to notify Mr. Mustard to remove all obstructions from road allowance opposite his saw mill. A petition was handed to the council asking them th protect the rights of petitioners and others againat the action of the Grand Trunk Railway Company in removing the cattle guards at farm crossings in this town- ship, and the Reeve was instructed to get legal advice on the matter. Council ad- jouroed to meet again on Monday, April_ 9th, at 1 o'clock. In the Jaws of a Lion. The gallant Major Swaine tells of being knocked senseless by a lion that lacerated his arm. His thrilling escape from the jaws of death is only equalled by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, which has eaved thousands from desperate Throat and Lung troubles. "All doctors said my wife would soon die of Consumption," writes L. C. Overstreet, of Elgin, Tenn., "but your wonderful medioine completely cured her, and saved her life." Satisfaction is guaranteed by I. V. Fear, druggist, Sea - forth, who gives trial bottles free. Large bottles 50o and $1.00. Auburn. MATRIMONIAL -An attractive event oc- curred at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nicholson. of West Wawanosh, second concession, when about sixty invited guests were present to witness the marriage of their youngest daughter, Miss Martha, to Mr. Temple Clark, of Dungannon. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. 0. L. Mills. The bridesmaid was Miss Emma Johnston, Willow Hall, Heiman, and Mr. J. S. Nicholson waited as groomsman, while little Elma Mutch, niece, acted as maid of honor. The bride was attired in Feream cashmere trimmed with pearls; the brides- maid wore white organdy, and the little maid appeared in white muslin. The wed- ding march was played by Mist* Mary John- ston. Congratulatione having been ex- tended to the bride, they repaired to the dining hall, where a sumptuous dinner awaited them. The bride was the recipient of many useful gifts, showing the high ea - teem in which she is held. The evening was spent with expellent music and dancing. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Clark wish them a happy and joyous future. • . Constancet LEAGUE NOTES. -The ".at home" in the League was a great success, but on account of the bad roads the attendance was not very large. The programme was especially good and the members of the League feel very grateful to those who so kindly assist- ed them in the programme. The proceeds amounted to $16.30. The topic next Sun- day evening; "Rejecting Christ," will be taken by Mies Flossie McGregor. • NOT111.-Mr. C. Rinn, of Blanchford, is visiting his grandfather, Mr. William Rinn. Tun Savor= So.. -Por the putt three weeks we have had in our reidet a rarity who claims to be the seventh on of a seventh aon, born with a veil over his faoe, Which he bas sucoeeded in removing, thus enabling him to look into the put, the present and the future of person.. It is, of course, necenary to follow the gypsy cus- tom of crossing the band with silver before this vision um, to him, and the larger the fee the better k his sight. Among other things, he claims to rival Joseph of old in the interpretation of dreams.. Atter a tee is forthcoming, he furnishes the inquisitor with a bean to diesels on. If you are for. tunate enough to dream, you return with your bean and your dream and an addition- al fee, and the dream is interpreted. To look into the future, he takes the applicant by the band, rolls his eyes and goes into a trance. Then the future is an open book to him. It is surprisin$ that people should place confidenoe in such persons and such practices which have been denounced tor age!. The authoritias should take steps to suppress much people. -.- Babies Have Croup. No direase comes so suddenly and treacherously upon its vietitu at Croup. Happy is the mother who has at hand Dr. Ohaaa's Syrup el Turpentine when the dear one awakes in the night coughing rind drug- gling for breath. This famous remedy is the stand- by in the homes of this continent as a prompt and certain cure for croup, bronchitio, eoughs, colds, aabhma and throat irritation. 25 cents a bottle. Fam- ily size 60 ciente. Hay. COUNCIL DOINGS. -Conon met on Monday, 5th inst., all members present. A notice of Canada Company in regard to ()leaning out certain portions of Hay and Stephen drain, was laid before the coucil. The council de - bided to attend to the matter as soon as cir- cumstances will permit. The auditors' re- port was received and found satisfactory. The followiug were appointedmtinicipal of- ficers for the current year: i PATHMASTERS, e --Division 1, H. Dilling ; 2, John Case: 3, Robert B. Ross ; 4, D. M Itwen ; 5, A. Johnston; 6, Robert Meld die ; 7, -Wil- liam Russell ; 8, William OBriea ; 9 A. Ingram 1 10, A. Munn ; 11,, B. Philips; 12, D. Kyle; 13, C. Aldswerth ; 14, J. Gould ; 15, W. Coleman; 16&, A. Munn; 16 and 20, W. Dignan; 17, jWillianl Mul- holland ; 17 a, E. Deters; 18, J. Berry ; 19, James Howard ; 21 a, H Deters; 21, Charles Redmond ,• 22, G. eiehert ; 23 aid 24, J. McDonald ; 25. W. Blackwell; 2, James Green ; 27, H. Reichert ; 28, E. royer ; 29, J. Foster; 30, J. Hay; 30 a, S. Martin, sr. ; 31, D. Witmer; 32, H. Bender; 33, W. ' Schwalm'; 34, j. ite. Bride; 35, E. Broderick; 36, D. Ging- erich ; 37, J. Weldo ; 38, F. Schnettler ; 39, C. Baeohler ; 40, S. Jacobie ; 41, George Schroeder • 42, C. Holbein ; 43, J. Ortwein ; 44, J. Prang ; 45, J. Greiger ; 46, J. 'Gerber; 47, J. Messner; 49, G. Eisenbach ; 48,. B. Pfile ; 49 a, D. &rains ; 50, C. Schoch; 50 a, J. Gasho ; 51, C. Roehrig ; 52, J. Schnell ; 53, J. Schroeder; 54, J. Howald ; 54 a, H. Kalbfleiech ; 55, R. Denomie ; 56, J. Badoui ; 57, S. Spen- cer ,• 58, J. Jaccbie ; 59, W. Schad& ; 60, T. Turnbull; 61, J. Taylor; 63, James Cochrane,; 64, C. Troyer; 67, J. Thomson; es, J. Leslie; 69, A. Thomson; 72, W. Pfaff; 73, H.kReynolds ; 74, P. Beaver; 75, G. Nadiger ; 76, Joseph Snell; 77, H. M. Willert ; 78, J. Willert ; 79, J. Ken- nings; 79 a, R. Turnbull. ROAD COMMIS- SIONERS, -R. Carlisle, W. Caldwell, J. Wel. do, C. Roehrig, C. Troyer, J. M. Oesch, J. Broderick , J. Wagner.' Fc x VIE w ERS, - W. Russell, W. Caldwell, W. Chapman, R. McArthur, S. Thompsoo, F. Stelk, J. Har - barer, J. Decher, sr. W. Heyrock. G. ,Edighofer, J. Melick, iV. Snider, J. Wag- ner. POUND KEEPERS, -,J. Paterson, A. McEwan, R. Northcott, J. Johnston, R. Thompson, J. Decher, jr., H. Magel, A. Thomson, D. Spencer, T. Turnbull, W. Snell, E. Kaercher. A number of accounts were passed and the council adjourned until . Wednesday, April 2nd, at 10 a. m. FRED*HEss, sr., Clerk, • Catarrhozone Cannot Be Beaten. Mr. Rodie McDougall, of Vanleek Hill, Ont., says : "Catarrhozone has done me more good than any other medicine I ever need. It has cured me of my Catarrh. Others may grain their preparations, but Catarrhozone cannot be beaten as a cure for Catarrh." Catarrh.° zone is a new method of treatment, guaranteed to cure the most chronic oases of Catarrh,Asthina,Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, etc. Sure, safe and pleasant to use. Sold by all druggiets. Trial outfit sent for 10c in stamps by N. C. POISON & COa Kingston, Ont.,Proprietors. Exeter. NOTES. -Mrs. McCallum, of Toronto, is the gaest of her sister, Mrs. H. Bucking- ham. --J. A. Stewart is in Toronto this week, attending the millinery openings. - Mr. Edward White, of Brandon, Manitoba, is the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John White, of the Times. He leaves here to take a position on the Globe staff. - Rey. Mr. Martin preached a very interest- ing sermon to his congregation last Sunday. His subject being, "The War in South Africa." -Mies Horn and Miss Miller have retorned from Toronto, where they have been attending the millinery openings. - Rev. Mr. TenEyak is visiting friends in London this week. -Mrs. John Murray, of Rockwood, who has been with her son, the late R. H. Collins, during his illness, re- turned home Tuesday. -Miss Christie is home again, after an extended visit with friends in London. -Mise Brown, formerly with J. Grigg, has taken a position in the postoffice.-Mr. Harry Cantelon, of the Metropolitan hotel, was in Mildmay a few -days this week, arranging for the lease of a hotel in that place. It is understood that Captain Garry will be the Metropolitan's new landlord. -R. Pickard was in Toronto this week, on a purchasing trip. THE LADYSMITH CILEBEATION.-The cele- bration by our citizens on Thursday of last week, when the news was confirmed of the relief of Ladysmith, was one ahead of any other celebration that ever took place in Exeter. Everybody was waiting for the good news which they were sure would come, and almost before the click of the telegraph died away the news spread through the town like wildfire and piaci- otic feeling reigned supreme. Eve y shop, store and many dwellings were p ofueely decorated with flags, bunting and o her pa- triotic decoration. Almost ever m n, wo- man and child either carried a flag o had a small one pinned on their coat. In his one grand patriotio feeling our people are at least in one accord. The reeve pro laimed the afternoon a- half holiday, and usiness was suspended and school exercis s were dispensed with, the scholars taking part in the afternoon celebration.. At 1: 0, the time announced for proceedings' t com- mence, the Main street was line with people in fact was so crowded tha to get through the moving mass was im ossible. Those who took part in the procession mus- tered at the town hall and were formed into military order by drill -sergeant Harness. Theprocession tetrads- (3 the Main street from one end oc , orporation to the other, starting . i ward from the town hall to ti e north d, then countermarching to the south end and -back to thel town hall. Patriotic speeches were lirpensed with, owing' to the cold. Several salutes were fired before the crowd dispersed. Several salutes were also fired in front of the Cen- tral Hotel. The procession lhalted immedi- ately opposite ,the corner at Spackman's store, when " snap -shots " were taken by photo artist Senior, and aleo by W. West- cott. The procession was made up as fol- lows: Cavalry officers and troops; County Warden J. A. Rollina, M. Dr; W. II. Bis - matt, reeve, and councillors ; band; Company No. 6 Volunteers; 6 artillery, and citizen It was, without excel siastio procession t Main street. The on far into the nigh$. fire was built at the Main streets, where burned In effigy. T Exeter whioh has pai will be remembered jubilant since the con Impire. God bless Long may the old flag that advocates and and equal:rights to Queen." eman; snhool children; •, in pram sleighs. tient t e matt enthu- at 'eve paraded our lebration was carried .At 10:30 a large bon - corner of James and Dom Paul Kruger was is ended the day in sod into history, and ae one of the most titution of the British the %elle& nation wave over the nation vee free government all. - "Pod save the Tour Physic' 'a Prescription. You should be de ply interested in the correct and honeat fill g ot your physician's prescription. In everjy case our dispensing is scientifically and aeurste1y done with a view to hest resulta fo the sick. A Great Mediasl Discovery. Paine's Celery Compound is the crowning medical dissovery of the century. This popular medicine is our great leader. It gives the best results in nervous diseases, neuralgia, dyspepsia, Bright's disease and liver complaint. LUktIIDEN & Wiesoar, Druggists, Seaforth, Ontario, Ditethwood. NOUS. -The Misses Ida and Laura Goetz, of this place, have returned from a vimit in New Hamburg, Sebringville and other places. -On Friday evening of last week two sleigh loads of young folks took a drive to Blake, and spent a very enjoyable even- ing in games,-eto., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. • Allen. -Mr. Harry Bossenberry, of Grand B nd, was in town Thureday.-Mise Emma tz, of Shiva,lwas in town Friday. -On Th rsday, 1st inst., our eitizens and school oh ldren showed their patriotism in the way f ringing theschool bell and giv- ing loud hears for " Our Soldiers of the Queen," ut, to their , surprise, a pro -Boer arrived o the scene, and made an attempt to order he principal of our public school to quit this ieturbing noise, and, o his sur- prise, the bells still tol ed louder and cheers were still heard. Thisl is the wrong place for Boer ympathizers. Messrs. Cook and Goetz, se millers, of Ithie place, have re- ceived lar e quantities lof logs this winter. - Quite a umber fromi here. attended Mr. Fulton's s le, at Brews er, last week. -Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harris, of Sodom, were in town on business on Friday. They leave for Manitoba shortly. Mr. O. W. Snell has received a bicycle tray thug trunk from the National Cycle and Aatomobile Company, of Toronto, and will represent this firm for Western parts, with a full line of 1900 bicycles of best makes, Mr. Jacob Killer - man beiag the Cleveland hustler this sea- son. -A number from this place attended -the funeral of R. H. C Ilins, of Exeter, on Saturday. -Messrs. D. Tiernan and J. A. Wambold were in Exe r on Friday last on businesh.-Mr. Wm. ' illis is seen daily ex- eroising hia fine Cly, esdale horse. -Mr. John Ehlers of Hay, h d he misfortune to have a toe oat off while working around the horse power2-Mr. Joh Ehlers, of Stephen, is still confined to the 'ouse.-Mr. Manz, of Tavistook, ie the guest sE Mr. John Voelker this week.-1Mr. Bulla i and Miss Fanny Snell, of Hensall, sp nt Sunday in town with friends. -Mr. A. 1. Shettler, of Hen - sail, visited under the sarerital roof Sunday. -Mr. Jacob Kellerman of this place, has disposed of four organs. They were "Ber- liners" Also 0. W. ell introduces both Berlin and Doherty ma es. Lots of music in our old town.-Whe, '0 the matter with the proposed band ?- r. J. A. Wambold has purchased a collie dog from Mr. Henry Wiegand.-Our Dash ood-Parkhill stage had to turn back on ac unt of the heavy drifts Tuesday. -Mr. J sepb Eidt and fam- ily left for New Hamb g Tuesday, to at- tend the funeral of Mr Eidt's mother. - Mr. Semuel Fried and. re. Louis Simon re- turned to Cavalier, Nor h Dakota, on Wed- nesday. -Mr. Wm. W llert was surprised on Sunday evening wit a bouncing baby boy. To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bromi Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund th money if it fails to cure. 25c. E. W. Gro e's signature is on each box. He Was i" ight. There was a bit -of fen e opposite Rowley's drug store, in B-, Betish Colmmbia, and as it proved convenient to loungers it was broken down more than once. The owner, after putting it in or er a second time, fastened a barbed wire an the . top. There was fun for the clerks fe a white, watching those who, when just bout to alt down, suddenly 'concluded that business called them elsewhere. One d y a farmer in from the country lounged n i to the fence, and without noticing the arbed wire, drew himself up and sat do n equarely. He didn't jump, he didn't $ ear, he merely got up and remarked, c1 ly, "I think I've 1 dwelt on that point long enough." • His Wonder Nerve Alone sustained Edito F. M. Higgins, of Seneca, Ill,, when all do tore and medicines failed to relieve his pain from piles. Then Bnaklen's Arnica Salve holly cured him. Iafallible for Injuries, Pine or Bodily erup- tions. Cure guaranteed. Only 25o a box. Sold by I. V. Fear, drug int. Impude A teacher in one of schools has hit upon the punctual pupils by prese hae a month's clear reeo ture card oontaining a re well known and generall of art. One of the prize winne as hie reward a picture o "Dignity and Impuden study and presents a g looking down with pit ce. he Detroit public plan of rewarding ting each one that d with a neat pie - reduction Of some commended work recently received the painting called ." It is an !animal eat, noble Imastiff ing condescension upon a fussy little midget of a terrier snarl- ing and nagging at his legs. The day after the prize had been bestowed it came back to the surprising teacher through the mails together with the follow- ing letter from an indignant parent: " mebbe Yuse thing Yu is Smart givin' Mi billey a pictur thet ses Hes impudence i hey yo to no i ant no dog an Mi billey ant Ne dog nuther if Yu be.' The teacher immediately went to the resi- dence of the aggrieved parent and endeavor- ed to explain that no inenuation was meant by the title of the picture, but it was of no avail.. The parents still consider themselves and their " hilley " very much insulted. eee. WOrking Overtime. Eight hour laws are ignored by those tire- less, little workers -Dr. King's New Life Pills. Millions are always at work, night and day, curing ,Indigretion, Biliousness, Constipation, Sick Headache and all Stom- ach, Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure. Only 25e at Fear's drug store. • Liberty and License. Every man is entitled to physical liberty. He may go where he chooses, and when he chooses, may engage in whatsoever physi- cal labor he chooser, and when he chooses he may refrain from physical exertion. Yet there are places to uhich at times we cannot go with impunity as regards our 'physical libe.ty-places which society, in its own interests and in regard for the rights of property, has declared to be sacred or private; places to whioh, were we to transport ourselves, we should overstep those limits to liberty, without which so- ciety could not well exist. Carry, then, your notion of absolute liberty as to whither you shall go into practice, and you will find that physieal liberty will soon be denied you. Imprisonment is the certain goal of him who essays absolute liberty as to the disposal of his body. In other words, physical penalty is the price at which abso- lute physical liberty can be purchased. There is eometimes truth in a paradox, and absolute phyeical liberty is not without penalty. We are at liberty to put our bend in the fire but we shall be burned if we do this. fire, are at liberty to walk over a precipice, but the penalty is broken bones and lose of life. We are at liberty to make our bed in the sea, but drowning is the penalty and purchase price. There is no such thing as absolute physical liberty without penalty; and if me picture to our- selves a man doing in all things exactly as he ()boosts, we shall at once apprehend the difference between liberty and license. Liberty has limits always, but license has no limits. -Rev, James S. Swan. One LAXA-LITHR PILL every night ir thirty days makes a complete ours of biliousness and ocin- stipation. That is -just 25 cents to le cured. -The county convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union' was held recently in Stratford. Mre. Gnrdon Wright of London, was present and gaets an admir- able address. Reports from ithe various societies showed the majority to be in a flourishing condition. -Mr. James Hutchison, who was at one time tv traveller for a Toronto grocery house, and well known to the people of 'Mitchell, received a severe partic stroke last week, from *hide he died he following Sunday. He married Miss Clark, of Mit- chell, who predeeeased him last July. • i MILBURN'S STERLING HEADACHE POWDERS cure the worst headache in fr m five Ito twenty win tries, and leave no bad after -e ante. One powder 5n, 8 powders 10e, 10 powders' 25o • -Mr. James Catlin, . P., of North Easthope, has sold his vii uable farm to Mr. Alex. Ross, of West Zorr . Mr. Rose takes possession on April 1st. Mr. Catlin will likely take up his residen e in Stratford. -A new postoffice has been opened in 'Victoria county bearing t e name of Buller. The name of Upper Thorne Centre has been changed to Ladysmith. IIAGYARD'S YELLOW OIL cures sprains, bruises„ sores, wounds, cuts, frostbites, chilblains; stings of medal, burns, scalds, contusions, etc, Piic3 25e. • -The youngest son of Mr. Chas. Pearce, of Mithhell, had one of his hands so terribly crushed on Tuesday of last week that, iare- gnired ill twenty-two stitches to bring -die lacerat d piecee together. It is not known how t e accident occurred, and the boy per- sistent y refuses to make anybody the wiser. -T ere was a pretty wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Waddell, Mornington, on Wedne day of last week at five, o'clock, when t eir daughter, Mandie, was married to Mr Robert Welsh, of Mornington. There ere about 'seventy guests present and t e ceremony was performed by the i Rev. &r. Cameron. • DR. LOW'S WORM SYRUP Is a safe, sure and re. liable worm expeller. Acts equally web on children or adult . Be sure you get Low's. • -Da 'd Adair has sold his farm of 85 acres o the boundary to Z. E. Gill, 16th concess on, Elma, for $3,475. -Mr Fred Gitka, a highly respected reeiden of the 7th concession of Morning - ton, di on Saturday, 17th ult. I -As he result of last year's besiness at the Wi low Grove cheese factory, in Logan tewnsht $14,000 was distributed among the farr,ers of the district. S VED THEIR CHILD. Mr. T. W. Doxtater, Expresses a ether's Gratitude. Hie Little (4irl was Attacked iith Heart Troubl , and Doctors Said She Could Not Recover -Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Have Made Her Sound and Lively as a Cricket. From the Sun, Belleville, Ont. In a comfortable farm home in Sydney, near Belleville, lives Mr. T. W. Doxtater, a prosperous farmer and most respected citi- zen. In this pleasant home the heart of a father and mother beats with gratitude to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, because they firm- ly believed they saved the life of their little daughter. A reporter of the Sun having heard of the case, drove out to dr. Dox- tater's for the purpose of getting at the facts and fourid both father and mother of the little girl very enthusiastic in their praise of the medicine that was unquestion- ably doing so much to relieve suffering in this country. Said Mr. Doxtater "Yes, we have good reason for praising Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills. I think they are worth ten times their weight in gold. - When our little daughter Clara was about eight years old ahe was stricken with what the doctors said Was heart trouble. Up to that time he had been a strong healthy child. The first miymptomii shown were fainting spells, and these would attack her without a mo- mentse warning. We consulted a doctor, under whose care she was for a time' but the t4eattnent did her no good -in factshe was growing worse. Then we called in an- other doctor, and he frankly told us that he could bold out but little hope for her re- coverY. • By this time she was confined to bed, and for three months was as helpless as an infant. In some of the fainting spells she was attacked with convulsions. Her appetite seemed entirely gone, and she was reduced to &living skeleton. At this time I read the particulars of a cure] through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pine, which gave me hope, and I determined that our little girl should try them. I first ' got one box, and when they were used she eemed bright- er. Then I got five more box4i., and by the time she had finished them .hs was as sound a child as you could find in he neighbor- hood, bright and lively as a Icrieket. She has been going to school for the past eight - teen months, and has shown absolutely no symptoms of the old L trouble. I attribute her cure entirely to the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and if anyone doubts the truth of this statement you can refer them either to myself or my " wife. Dir. Williams, Pink Pills are just as valu- ablt in the case of children as with adults, and puny little ones Would soon thrive and grow fat under this treatment, which has no equal for building Op the blood and giv- ing renewed strength to the brain, body and nerves. Sold by all dealers or sent postpaid at 50e. a box or six boxes for $2.50, by ad- dressing the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont. Do not be perattaded to try something else, said to be "just as good," • 4 -At a concert in Atwood recently the sun of $90 was raised for the patriotic fund. I -The north Perth Orangemen will cele- brate the 12th of July in Listowei this year. -Thomas Gregor, a former Wingham boy, is a member of the Stratbcona Horse contingent going to South Africa, -Listowel has contributed to, the alatri- otie fund nearly $600, and Stratford over $2,500. -Close Bros., of Mitchell, left last week for British Columbia, where they will en- gage in farming. -St. Andrew's church, Strathroy, has extended a call to Rev. H. A. McPherson, of Acton, to succeed Rev. Prof.' Jordan lately appointed to Queen's College, Kings- ton. 1-141,4-144-14÷1-1-1-1-H+1+1-14 FOUNTA N SYRINGES --AND- HOT Wiki-ER BOTTLES. FOR YARIET4k AND PRICE CALL AT LUMSDEN & WILSON'S SOOTT'S BI,90K, MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH, - Ontario. Boiled Down Facts ABOUT . . -Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills No remedy ever lintroduod in Canada has gained so many wdrds of praise from sufferers all over the coun- try as these thoroughly effective pills. WHY Because theypositively cure dis- eases brought on by impove ished blood, such as heart trouble, nerv- ousness, rheumatism, dypepsit, etc. ALSO -Because they ind UCC Sound, h ‘alt.hy sleep, and restore VIM, VIG TJA, and VITALITY to the body. ALSO 1 Because their use enabl,4,1 the system to successfully resist attacks of colds and the inseoarable re- sults, viz., lung and kidney troubk,s, a fact of especial importance it 11,13 season of the year. ro cents p r ox. fl -re s?, c-0. or Sam Williams & Go., T, roan, ant) Leather Leathei! Leather is advan3ing in price, but as yeti know, you can still get harness at the old price, fora short time only at I J. C. CLAUSEN'S HENSALL. Team Harness At $25 And Upwards 1 GrVIK US A CALL t. I' J. C. CLAUSEN, HENSALL, ONTARIO. 16813 MONEY TO LOAN Funds of private parties, also company funds, .oan at lowest rates on firet mortgage; terms tO suit borrowers. JAMES L. KILLORAN, Barrister, Seaforth. 16594f Merton Stock Farm, LOT 27, CONCESSION 8, HIBBERT Thoroughbred Durham Cows, Heifers and Bulls of the most fashionable strains for sale at reasonable prices. Post office address, DAVID HILL, Staffa. 16314f T.J00= I If any person tens you that G- CIIOh± Has left Seaforth, don't you believe it. He is here to stay, and is prepared to do all kinds of Fancy Painting, Graining and Decorating. Halle and churches a epecialty. Scen- ery and pictorial advertising. All kinds of pictures painted to order. RESIDENCE -Three doors south of the railway track, on the west side of Main street. J. G. CRICH, Seaforth.- 1069 School Children's Eyes Supply eir Intellect Defective eyes stunt the mind Can you expect -fair progress in school or success in business if so handicapped? Examination of children for glasses' is a special feature of ovr Optical Department. J. S ROBERTS, DRUG( 'cr AND OPTICIAN, SEAFORTH. McLEOD'S System Renovator -AND OTHER - TESTED REMEDIES. A 'pacific and antidote ter Impure, Weak and Im- poverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessneeir, Palpate - Hon of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Los nf Memory, Bronchitis, Consumption, Gall Stones. Jaundme, 'ley and Urinary D40118641, St. Vitus Dance, Female Inegularteies and General Debility. LABORATORY--Goderich, Ontario. J. M. McLEOD, Proprietor and Mann facturer. • Sold by J. EL Ronxars, Seaforth. Itel•tti HICH GRADE Furniture EMPORIUM {Leatherdale 4ndsborough SEAFORTH, ,Dealers in first-class Furniture of all kinds, in latest designs. Upholstering Ineatly done. We also do picture fram- Ing, and a choice selection of pictures always on hand. Curtain poles at all Prices, and put up. We are alsc Agents for the New William's Sewing Alachine, best in the market for do- Mestio use, no tra-velling agents, no high prices. In the Undertaking Department, we buy ur goods from the best houses in Ontario, andguaranteesatisfaction in every depart- ment of our work. We have always made it a point to furnish chairs, and all other re- quisites for funerals, BEER 015 0ITAR010. Prices better than heretofore. Arterial and cavity embalming done on ecientifie principles. L P. S. Night and Sunday calls willbe ettended to at Mr. Landsborough's resi- dence, direetly in the rear of the Dominian Bank, Leatherdale Landsborough, SEAFORTH. THE SEAFORTH Musical - instrument EMPORIUM. ESTABLISHED, 1873. , Owing to hard times, we have eluded to sell Pianos and Organs at on - Greatly Reduced Prices. Organs at $25 and upwards, and Pianos at corresponding prices. See us before purchasing. SCOTT BROS. H. R. Jackson & SON. DIRECT IMPORTERS 4 Jules Robin & Co's Brandy, Cognac, France; Jno, de Kuyper & Son Rol land Gin, Rotterdam, Holland ; Booth's Tom Gin, London, England ; Bullocb. & Co.'s Se.otoll Whisky, Glas- gow, Scotland ; Jamienon's Irish Whisky, Dublin, Ireland; also Pert and Sherry Wine from France and Spain, Agents for Walker's Whisky - Ontario ; Royal Distillery and Davie Ale and Porter, Toronto. To THE PUBLIC: We have opened a retail store las connection with our wkolesale busi- business in the rear of the new Do- minion Bank, In Good's old stand, where we will sell the hest goods isa the market at bottom prioes. Goods delivered to any part of the town free. TELEPHONE 11. 1514 -ti THE KIPPEN MILLS Grist mill running night and day, and all kinds of work done on the shortest notice. First-class roller flour exchanged for wheat. M'MMT:1 0n4iand a quantity of good feed corn for sale at lowest prices. S WANTED, All kinds of first-class logs wanted at the mill, for which the highest cash price will be paid. Call and see us before .disposing of your logs. 10TO-tf JOHN MeNEVIN, Hippen. rhe McKillop Mutual Firs insurance Company. FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY ONLY INSURED Jr. B. McLean, President,- Kippen P. 0.; Thoinae Fraser, vicelareeident, Brucefield P. 0.; Thomas E. Heys, Secy-Treas. Seelorth O. 157. G. Broad- foOt, Inspector of Loeser, Seaforth P, O. DIENOTORS. W. G. Broadfosk Beaforth ; John G. Grieve, WI t op ; George Dale, fiesforth ; John Benneweis, Dttblin ; James Evans, Beechwood; John Watt, H riock ; Thomas Fraser, Brocefield 4 John B. kic. a, Kippen ; James Connolly, Clinton. AGSM. ilobt. Smith, Harlock ; Rohl. McMillan, &Morn' ; Janes Cumming Egmondv ; J. W. Yet', Hairnets - vile P. 0.; George Murdie and John 0. Morrison, auilitOrs Parties desirous to effect Insurances or trans - • other business will be promptly attended to on 10 any of the above °Moen, itddreseed Is Isepastivi poet OffiCti. a.?