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ATIGVSTr3. 1900
IMPORTANT NOTION&
TOR SALE.—The eomfortable le story theme house
je occupied by Mrs. eduldrow, In Egmond,ville.
The house is in good repatr, and there is plenty of
bud and oft water on the premieee. Also about en
acre of land. Apply at THE EXPOSITOR (Aloe. 10e24f
OBEN BEATTIE, Oink if the Sedond Diedelon
Court, County Commletioner, of Huron, Cora.
.eyanoor, Land, LOCUI and Influence Agent. Funds
-jointed and to Loan. Office—Over Sharp &
wens' store, Main street, Seaforeh. 1289
DEES AND POULTRY.— 20 colonies of Italian
JUMP bees In gcod painted him', at frcm $6 to$0,60
each. Alto full line Of bee keepers' eupplies.
Ikea eken in txchange for supplieh
PoultrY.—A greed pen of White Rocks, prize
winperi et Cu ittle's biggeet f hoe. Black Minorese,
large, geed color, a very deferable fowl for egg e and
table. Eggs for batchtn L per eettleg.
BARMY, seaforth. .11339.tf
TEACHERS WANTED
MEA.C1111ell WANTED.—Second or third claire con
j„, tifieste, for Union School Section No, 7, Wawa -
nosh, schen rural school, duties to commence August
20th, lee°. State eatery expected for len term of
1900. Address all communications, with oferonoett,
eta., to WM, ROBINSON, Mernoch. 1702x2
MEAGHER WANTED.—Wanted, for fechool Sec.
j. tion No, 13, Stanley, a female eteaeher, holding
either a scooted or third -clam certificate. Duties t�:
commence August 20th, 1900: Applications, etating '
eatery, etc., will be received by the secretary up
till A,uguet 10th. Personal application preferred,
ISAAC ERRATT, Seeretary S. 8, No. 13, Stanley,
Vere -a P. 0., Ontario. • 1702x3
TOOK FOR kilEAVICE.
110 PIO BREEDERS.—The undersigned will keep
on Lot 20, Conceesion 6, L. R. S., Tuokerenvf.th,
a thoroughbred CHISITICR WHITE PIO, 31190 a thorough.
bred YORRAIIIRII Pro. A'lltulted number of gime will
be tninittted k eabh. Terme, $1, Payable eb the time
of service, or $1.60 if charged. Also a tiny Chester
White Piga for (Ale. JAMES GEMblILL. 1008.62
TAN WORTH BOAR FOR SALE AND FOR Skit.
VIOE.—The underAgned wul keep for service,
a; the Brimfield enema Faohery, a thoroughbred
Tentworth Boar, with reglatored pedigree. Terms,
31; payable at time of sondes with privilege of re-
turning if nectesery. Also a number of thorough.
bred young Tamworth Hoare arid &ewe for Hale.
HUGH MoOARTNEY, Brtmetteld. 1405.tf
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
'COE SALE. --Nine none of land for Bele, being
et Lot 12, Conceeelon 8, Hay. There to a frame
house and barn es° small oroba.rd. Particulare
upon applicetion. MRS. ROBERT KYDD, SR.,
Zurich, 109941 -
-El OUSE AND THREE ACRES FOR. SAE—Te
jet undersigned offers for on hie cottage in -Han
purhey with 3 acres of land In good etato el cultiva•
tioieplanted with fruit end ornenantal tree. --There
le a good stable On the place, wIth plenty of hard and
oft water. Faeces aro in good order, There are
even rooms in the house which to good repair. The ,
promises raay be viewed at any time, JOSEPH P,
IIRVE 109541
oon FARM IN STANLEY FOR SALE—For
uf sate, the south half ot Lot 18, 0 noession 0,
Stenley, containing f 0 aoree '• about 40 nom cleared,
the balance good hardwood bush; a good frame bern
and log bowie ; a good well; is within a mile and a
half of the Village of Varna; will be Hold cheap and
on °trey terrine Apply to DAVID ROBERTSON,
• Varna, N. 13.—Aleo for sale a nuntber of Sheep and
a Mare with 'spring foal. •1702 tf
leTALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE—For 0310 in
re the village of Egmorniville, the veluable and
_ pleasantly located premieee of tho undereIgned,
The prcperey cements of two awes of geod land, we I
dritred and cult:vated. There is a comfortable
frame bowie, a geed atatne, pig pen and other noo.
eatery outbuilding!) on the prerettes, aleo hard and
oft water. There aro elso 14 good fruit treee,
-applee, letunce arid teem ; beeidee onto eholoe email
fruit& ft is a !Met desirable thico for a retired far.
titer er n al Iu t gardener, and vi ill go cheap. Apply
to WM, G. Clark, Egniondville, 109041
FAKM FOR SALE.—The undersigned °flare for
sale his txcollc.t farm 01 75 acres,. B Lot 0,
. Deflected n 13, Hav. On the promises aro a good
frame house 20x28, kit hen and wood- ohod, good
hank barn 4ex60 and good driving house and other
outbuildings, ohool house aernea the road. le mine
north of the flouriehirg vIllaee of Dashwood, 9311
good and fences excelleat. Racoon for oiling, fell-
ing health. CHARLEe LOHLBEIN, Daehwood
•
P. 0. • 1701.3
FARM FOR SALE—For sale, a (Moto fifty acne
term in Tueltertinith, being Lot 2, on the 13th
Conceasion, The) allele° farm halt an 80 rod frontage,
I e well fenced and drair ed ; it is nearly all Heeded,
and le tree from Lad weirdo. There la also a good
orchard end e �urnll bath. On the promises le a good
Immo house, contelnine eight rootlet, with Wane eel
-
lar and woodshed, and a now bank barn: There Is a
never -failing spring at the home. It is within a
quarter of a wile of a village, vvitere there are
charchote poet cillee, atom, etc!, and Di throe and a
halt miles from Herman. For further partioulare,
apply on tho.pretnis.ri, or addrees- Ohleolituret P. 0,
T. F. EYRE.. 170211
FARM FOR SA Lee—For nate Lot 21, Concession 10
Mcliillop, couthining 100 aerate 80 of which aro
cleared met ready for crop, Nene well unclordrahnd
tied wcil lencect viiitt cedar and bleak ash, The bal
aneo is Umber tied pradure. There is a small or.
chard and throe geed welle. There le a good fratno
house and wood kited, n barn end stables 6180 fie
also sheep home. Pig pen, implement holm mid all
other neeeeekry out buildings. It in le mtlee out of
the north gravel road pant Is convenient to itelhole,
(buret:to, in et tillers, eta. Is 7i miles from Boatel -0i
nett too mites from Bunten, 1519 ono of the best
hurt 0 In the tewnehip and ell' bo sold on easy Wren
ati the preprlaor entitle to retire. Apply on the
pronisee r addreto Winthrop le 0. WM.. tiOttitl.-
dON. 16081t
STOCK FOR SALE.
11081V STOCK —Two ,ming registered Joreey
teinve and a Bull Cal for sale. The cows,
Lambed, but the calf el igleally froth Tot -meet) e.
(lood opi ortueity. to intreduce new blood. 0. A.
DEADMAN, lenteglet, Itiuitacltt, Or t. 1701x4
eettRehT110itele FOR KAI E.- Ono ewe and 2 two-
,lear ced helferte suppoeed te calve le October ;
etarling h,eittr, 1 heiftr telt foal 1 bull ealf, 12
menthe old. All good animate with reentered pod,
wee, 1 alto keep for etrel«, an Improved York-
• elare i oar, bred trc NI Toronto Swerperake %sinners.
A (I. SeliLLIF, Hensel( P. O. 169741
The Sea.forth
Tea Store
Is the right, piece to buy your goods.
Very special value in all kiuds of goods.
thill and get (Ter price before purchasing
electvhere. We know we can please
you both in price and quality of goods.
I handle o. very huge etooloof all kinds
of ehoice groceries and provieions, aleo
14 large eeeortment of Crockery, China.
end Glasswsre. A large display of
dinner, tea and teilet see& all of which
will be sold cheap; also a nice line in
(flame -ere. A special Hue in Soap, re•
eider price 50 a Oar, now ten bars for
25e. Ale° a frie-h lot of red herriegs
in boxes, reguliA price 15o a box, now
10e. One hundred and fifty dozen of
wine and imperial gems to eell cheap.
Wanted, butter aud eggs, for which the
higheat price willtbe paid. Come ono,
come all, to the Setiforth Tea Store.
A G. AULT
SEAFORTIT.
THE SEAFORTH
Musical - Instrument
EM PORIVM.
ESTABLISHED,- 1873.
_
Owing-- to hard times, we have con-
cluded to sell,Piarros and Organs at
Greatly Reduced Prices,
Oig-ins at $25 and upwards, and
Pianos at coi ves ronfling prices. -
See Us before urchasing,
SCOTT BF CS,
Tired liousekeepers,
1111111101•11111EIMIIMIN
Disordered Kidneys bring them
&multitude of pains and aches.
,
Row often women
give out before the
day's work is fairly
begun sad sink into a
chair utterly worn
out. .
Butpfhe houeework
qmnst be done even
though the back does
ache, •and the head
feels ready to burst.
• These women omit
, ars
einderstatd why they
neverstrong, why
the nightdees not
bring rest, why they
are always tired, have
no appetite and seem to be pains and aches
all over,
- As a rifle the real nue* of the trouble is
the last one th ught of, .
It all comes from the kianeys. These
aelioate little fl ters of the blcod get out of
order, and as a milt the uric acid and other
poisons that th y ought to oar ry off are sent
back into the is stern.
There's no us trying to got relief until
the kidneys are Irestorea to health;
The eaeiest, a. -fest, quickest way to me-
aomplish this ie to take Doan's Kidney Pills
—natures' own remedy for all kidney
diseases and de angemente.
Mrs, Martha . Frost, Little River, Digby
Co„ N.S., rece tly wrote as follows: ":
have much plea, are in stating that Doan's
Kidney Pills have vvonderfdlly improved my
health. I had been sufferirg with lame
back for a number of yeare ar.d at the time
I began taking iDottrn's Pills I was almoet
linable to do aby housework.
"I have usedthree boxes and must sa
they have take the pain out of my bao
and restored m strength. I don't think
there is any oth 3r medicine equal to Doan's
Kidney Pills for. kidney troubles."
Spavins, IngbonesrSplints
Curbs, Ind All Forms a)1'
Lam noes Yield to
Werke thousands of auras annually: Endorsed by the
host brooder, -and 11 yeomen overywh re. Price, st1; IX
for G. AH a liniment for fatuity use It has no 0(010.14
• West..,ame, Ontario, Can., Dee. 14. 108,
Mt. 11., .1. ICE,240A1,1, -
Dear Birs•-••A a o had a va 1 ,
;cit lame, I took 1,
umtounred It Moult
1.101011,0i he applied At
mly worse and the h
lot stand up. .After
vent to a nerhbor a.
no ono of y( ur book
ng resolved to do th
;0 tho nearest drug s
lure and applied It s
'ore the/ illlat hot do %
unl wht a the lo vent
unto was complett
flemlith on him. Ater
mrstrgood earo 1(11141
ng to see If 45 110(1 et-looteda
iho horse hard and (b
;flowed any more larnenefts
I can recommend Kendall's
teete lent, but as a et
:omen, Yours
Auk youndruggist
"A Treatine on tke
DR. II. J. KENDALL
iii to the VotcrIrt:try
FRIIVIN and gitvl
sharp blister. T1
rr-o became so- lento
tryi mr everything
al told him ahotit
and l sunned it
001(94 ln favor of
ore and got a, tiott
Hedy according 10
as u..ed I noticed
t bottle was aim
y cured and without
itreat
' ceasng
lid some light 1701
a cure.' then
my entire Ratio
through th
Spavin (A
re remedy, to any
truly, . SAWJEL
rev ittenderrs Spavin
Horse," the bobl
COMPANY, ENOSIURO
Surtroon who
um little hope, ,
19 made matters
that It cold&
In iny powrr I
the case. to gave.
qtrefully and be.
my beast, went
loot you r Spavio
directions. Bo -
on improvement,
it half used, my
leaving a
m ent I gave the
k with hi in,witili-
started to-worlr
'aetton ho never
3 ‘Vilole Rummer,
re not only as an,
0110 that it may
TRITTEN.
Cure, moo
free, Or addren
FALLS, VT.
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Or INTEREST.
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i 1 Minnie and
107 ,
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fit lowest nitre
etnotion guaranteed
V anf wert01. A
nee —At corner
.ry eattadity all flay,
SEAFORTH
Ladle"; and aentl
petronnee and new
wteh 1,0 let you know
ready to do my be8f
in doing ) our week
in:Wee:tees and lac
ripped au .well as to
goods e llama, ed t
vet notice. khaw
prime ' Moen do i.ot
uul ogee taken Ir
NIOHOL, CloderlebStreot
Thurch. ,
DYE
WORKS
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n Is at fiend
in the buttnees,
ery satlefaction
ning and dyeing
a withoat beteg
ed. All wool
action on F h A -
, at moderate
a call, Butter
tork. HENRY
the Chitholio
109 e tf
man, thanking
that a new atm
that I aro still
to give you in
in the line of clo
lee' clothing, del
have them rl 1
give got d eat 0
In etirtalne, etC
fail to give me
exchange tot
fillet, oeposito
SALT
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"i had Salt
for three -years
to cure me till
"On taking
great change
time the second
completely
of the disease
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for blood and
grueee Shelburt
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2.00a paokage,
to oure or
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ruggist hue no
Ill, or our Agents.
that everyon
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THE GREAT
H I NPOO REM
P11016TJOEH TUN
neStatA in 80
Hit Nervous DifitlUSOS
Parcels, Steeples:me
)ione, dee (melted
river and size
mrol y restores
Easily parried
Six for $5.00
Mini NI returideff.
,11541st 011 having
tot it, wo w,111
etentoo neenuneeo,
This mid Increase
,Yho tries it speaks
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te 14igh1 4- End
past abuses, gives
'unkon organs, I
Ilan hood in. °lc1
et pocket. Price
r written, guarantee
Do -WI, IITIV AN
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is prepaid..
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proves 11 19 a remedy
II of. Yours ice
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• THE HURON EX.rOSIT0114
DREAMS The Old Reliable Remedy for MATRON AND MAID.
Murk& and Dysentery.
TRIUMPHS OF THE I BRAIN ASLEEP
OVER THE BRAIN AWAKE.
Dramatic AchievementThat Owe Their
33eing to the MYStratlistts Workings of
the Mind Uuderth4 Subtle influence
of elumber'.
Tbere are :numerous 'authentic cases
in which, inspired by a dream, a per-
son has achieved in sleep something
that he had utterly failed over when
awake and certainly more than one
where an artistic 'triumph has re-
sulted, No doubt, too, there have
been instances of the kind where the
mystery of such an achivernent has
remained an irritating problem, as
very nearly happened -in respect to an
aetiet whose pictures sold Well and
'whose gen us for ccaor combinations
Was consit ered as as`tonishing as his
oute)-61„,
The painter used to tell the creepy
story c.of how, going into his studio
after breabfast, he would often stand
sPelibound ut the fact that, some
fillperllat Ural "double" heel been hard
at. work . upon his canvas doting the
night, mot- than once °btu -ink -1g clev-
erly an etioct. in scheme or cdloring
that he had strained after for days
in vain. 'fere was something to
mate the st remota; brain reel
As it co 11100ml. at interva s after
he had Cried locking the stuclo door
foul platen.; the key under • his pil-
111n. the e Tect can be better imagin-
ed then eleecribed, and -it eve, only a
chalice •acc dent that at leng li burst
the bubble. Ile got up onemorn-
ing to find lilo dressing gown streak-
ed with a dry carmine pigment, and
fingotente of the SaIlle material lay
strewn ahout leis easel below. -Im-
pelled by a dream, he had gone down
the -re in Lite night to paint., trodden
upon tees pigment, and, automaton -
like, picked up the pieces before re-
tiring again. And precisely the same
-Wrint.,, is known Lo have haPPelled to
0 well kilo Wu worker in mosaics
Some years ago. Ills nand continued
to wOrk out 0011011108 after his body
had "struck,- 011(1 110 would proceed
to hie we)rkroom and aerange - de-
signs, ti) effect of which (simply
stntoefied li in next; mornings,
At least one enduring piece of mus -
ie -owerr inspiration. and produc-
tion to a dream in•the same dramat-
ic v. ay. ' '11e singular distinction, in
feet, is claimed for several, It occurs
at the yea of a famous Russian
°Perm WeekS the composer had
st !niggled with his finale and had all
but given it tip in despane-The spirit
of a certn n theme danckl vaguely
through .1114 overworked brain, but
always citric(' him when he went to
rit.t, it down 1t5r the oralesfra,
ne nig it , . he ley asleep, it,
Cattle tO hint,. grandly definite. 1 Ie.
dreamed the 1, 11 WEIS an n,ccomplished
fact on -paper. Events showed that
he must lic.ve gone downstairs, play-
. erl it trien pliantly over on his organ
several • ( hies and then writ ton
down the -chords that had CEIAISed 111111
so 0111 ('11 a exlety. Next morning the
sheytH. were found neatly dotted
trout the lir ale a great 01IeHe88; - bllt,
although his wit.° had heard the -or-
gan goilig and even remembered the
tune played, the composer himself
could only recollect the dream itself
and s el,y at a loss to ac-
count for 110• position in which he
• was found --fest aeleep over the keys,
Min brain. had 9411 conintidimmediate-
ly the (Ireton -Inspiration had taken a
pre et ice I s ittpe.
Phew II,v c, again, is the
of ory of toil 1 old of a struggli ng 1114101-
C 11-10 who MCI written 0 Song which
he • could not induce anS/ musie pub-
lisher t o risk pub] ;Shin g. rha Inc t
had' preyed 041 his inipd, One night
lie dreamed that he had .written 0,
pathetic. letter to a popular •singer,
inclosinee it with his scorned •master-
piece, welted all the way to, the -vo-
calist's 1t 4)1100 at flempsienst ruid
pushed, his entelope 1 hrough 1110 ;let-
' ter slittie'ese ile recollectted
Of it next morning, not having occa-
sion to miss 1118 11111,1)118erl pt., and
stonily denied hie landlord's wiser -
floe thill 11 ) had loft hie bedt•oons -flint
gone for a 11001 11 rind 81,1'011: Shortly
ilft(n. wards I lOWC Ver, he weal fist on-
ishrei nt tened Ong a Chi,e1( 9111(1 11.
1 feset for -et concert, rind then, es-
pecially when he hoer(' his own song
Tendered a the concert., ,11 1111 flash-
ed beck to him. 1 fe had Onconselous-
ly net ed 1 pen his dreame---o e.nej 111:4
SI rolit, of tick p111Ply to a soniname
;bells( le ha, [drill km,
11 goes without. Saying, loo, that
the most, hionorous things are' oc-
Ctieionally done by persons -who re -
‚'1' t4, rye( AV it 11 0 fixed intent ion
for - the nu rrow in their minds and
are diecoeered teorking out, tile
scheme. in ;heir sleep.
The 'vi'i ler knows a gentleman --
raro,.r Faspected of acCing epon in-
s p lett 11)110 )Volved In Is is slumber —
t\ Ildl !lad laid in It stock of enamel
P01111with. w hich he intended to
decOrn le 111)4 retinue after a prat ern
not; yet cleCided upon. SOMe fanins-
ie not ion p1't,S11111ably, 11111S t have
presented itself as he slept. All un-
consciously. he proceeded doWnstairs
• In the small hours, mixed all the col-
ors 1 op,ed I '• in a bowl and started
to thud) tl e -doors and walls with
considerate y more determination
than taste. The reselt was a poly-
chromatic chews, Co sey nothing of
a bad tk for the gentlemen, who
Sprang ou of his dream at the sound
eff a cry ft oni his startled wife,
Dttem Array lt S we'll*, Climbing.
It has re Hill 410(1 for a Frenchman to
discov„er a 110W 1100 f01' 1.1U, Ca VO
ha 1 100/1. 1. 1 ,f,t OrVy, a loronch ar-
chitect,- ha • unpile(' such a. balloon o
the cleanit g and decorating of enpo-
las, high towers, roofs and 11101I
!mints.
A-ccord 1 mr to a Fr011ell e.xelninge,
the halloo1 is rtileed or loWered from
a wagon I. v a. -windlass and is' stead-
.
led hy :an vs 'from the side of t ho
envelope. It has two plat forms, ono
on (140 fp 1, the other underneath,
whicll communicate bymeans of 0
ladder 11 P t central tele.
The "I] alloon scaffold," as it is
called, •ts (la imed to he useful and
-safe in imint operations, such as now,
require tie hervices of steeple climb-
ers. It is also adapted for use in
wireless tc eg•raphy, as an aerial sta-
tion.
1
amno.moierrof.six
OAARRI GE LICENSES
ISSUED AT
HUR N EXPHITOR OFFICE,
SEA ORTH, ONTARIO.
NO W. TNESSES REQUIRED,
Grandma Mrs. Thos. Senrltol;ot:
kw, rArn-e
prior, Ont., re
o
111"d It. "My little girl, three Years of
age, was taken very bad w4b diarrhcea,
and we thought we were going to lose her,
when I remembered that rnygrandmother
always used Dr. Fowler's Extact of Wild
Strawberry, and often said that it saved her
life. I got a bottle and gave it to my child,
and after the third dose she began to -get
better and slept well that night. She Ina -
proved right along and was soon com-
pletely cured.'
& D. Quality Oatisfies'
Es & D.
'The E. & D. wheel is the only
adian bicycle that has built up Un
States builiness. It is the only Mc
with Four -Point Borings.
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Nele' .1.0
AXIS Or 14118 ; • 41e.
414411
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an
ted
ele
In four -point bearings the load is tr na-
mitted in a direst line, and there is no am
ming of balls in the racea. In ordinary. b ar-
Inge the load is transmitted at an a gle,
which greatly increases the pressure on the
parts of the- bearing. In the E. & D. f ur-
point bearing, the' beirring never 81191. 1118
greater presaure than the actual load on the
bioycle. In ordinary beariags the preueure
is often three times the actual load. E. &
D. locally guaranteed National bicycles have
four•point bearings in the orank-hanger, the
hubs, and the head, The bearings are gnat.-
enteed for three years.
E. & D. Road Modtle, men's
& 0, Road Models, lattice'
E. & D. Speen) Morten, with gear 038e-$7
E. & D. Racing Modela tt70
Liberal options aro given In eaddloo, goers, tiro.
The E. & O. being a national wheel, is looally guar.
antotd, Catalogue on application.
LuthsdOn & Wilson,
sEAFottin
ile
Fact
A73OUT . .
D.Ward's
Blood and Nerve Pills
No remedy ev
Canada has gained
praise from sufferers
try as these thorouz
Vaiy?
r introduced in
o many wordFi of
all over the conn-
aly effective pills.
Because they pos tive,y cure al (li3-•
eases brought 0:1 by impoverishud
blood, such as norv-
0usriess,_1'11cunlati.:•1,
itiLf,70
13ecattsctl-.,:y i.;:c1;1-.:: -tin 1, —
sleep, and re:,tcat-...
and VITAL Ir./ t't4
-
3;ecc.t:10.
syst?73 te) StiCen: • e.; "": •
of colds and ti.- ••
suits, viz,, ;.1.:1,1 •
a fact of e5;•,-,•.ci-.1
season of fne
re '''14pll,
or 14401
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'1' I...I.,:
THE KIPPEN MILIrS
Grist mill running night and day, an all
kinds of work done on the ehortest no ice
First•olass roller flour exchauged for wheat,
FtE MI 33 0 0 :Et 1\T
On hand a quantity of good feed corn for
sale at lowest pricea.
• LOGS WANTED.
All kinds of first-class logs wanted alt the
mill, for which the highest °Kish price will
be paid. Call and see us before disposing
of your logs.
JOHN MoNEVIN, Kippe
1.8704!
School Childrell's E es
Supply ,..,
Their
Intellect
Defective eyes stunt the n nd
Can you expect fair prog ss
in school or success in
business if so handicapp ?
Examination of children for
glasses is a special featurej of
our Optical Department.
J. S ROBERT
DRUG( $11- AND OPTICIJIht
SEAFORTH.
•
Mrs. Barney Williams has given .$150
to the fund for the Actors' home in New
York.
The Misses Norton of Norwich, (onn.
have given $20,000 to the Kingfisher tO.
T.) Congregational college to found a
chapel. -
Belle -BaSel, the femous Confederate
woman spy, died suddenly the other day
In Kilbourn, Ws., where she had gone to
deliver a lecture.,
Mrs. Louie° Chandler Moulton has
gone abroad. She will visit Paris during
the summer if health permits, but will re-
main 'most of the season in England.
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Derby, Conn.,
a millionaire in her own right, has be-
come a -stenographer at a small salary,
believing that it is the duty of every Wo-
man to work.
Mrs. Potter Palmer has organized an
admirabie service tea give information to
American women who desire to see the
Paris exposition without waste of time,
energy or Money,
Lady Granville Glordon, who is dead in
London,- was the first woman of society
to start a milliseey shop, an example
which has since tietome quite a fad on
both sides of the water.
Mrs. Greenlera, wife of Colonel C. R.
Greenleaf, has succeeded in opening an
American library In Manila for the use
of American soliliers, sailors and citizens.
It contains about 4,000 volumes, many
• of them soiled and worn, but greatly en-
joyed by both °Nears and men. -
For 33 years Mrs. Ellen Lucas of
Omaha lived ina very modest dwelling
house, and even the members of her own
family did not keow that she was pos-
sessed of wealth. .0.fter her death a son
found in abureau drawer a ,fortune of
$40,000 in greenisacks and government
bonds.
Mrs. Baden-Powell, mother of the hero
of Mafeking, is a remarkable woman.
As a girl she aetenished her teacher by
her aptitude for ntathernatics, and at the
age of 10 so fond was she of astronomy
that elle- used to creep out at night
through the gatelee of her fatbeie% ob-
servatory to work at the telescope.
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, who was
Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt, has started a
leshion which is likely to become- popular
with Newport cettagers, at least those
whew estates face the Cm walk. She is
having a "dell," or, f18 she terms it, a.
studio, cut out ,of the solid rocky cliff,
and it is to be ready for her personal use
before the seaso» is over.
THE CHINESE CRISIS.
China can no longer be reckoned with
ns nn inert factor in the world. Her
multitudinous people must soon be reck-
oned with.
Talking of China's dowager empress, it
may be deep -down to the foundation' of
this trouble, but a woman appears to be
at the bottom of it. —Philadelphia Times.
If China is to be dismembered by the
powers of Europe, the empress will have
nt toast one satisfaction. Hungry dogs
inenriably fight over a bone.—San Fran-
cisco Call.
It is said that the powers will not dis-
-member or partition China. Perhaps they
can't. Did you ever think of that? What
ea» be done with 400,000,000 people?—
Atlanta Constitution.
If the powers have any force or energy
to expend in China they should use it in
restoring Empei.or Kwang Hsu to the
- throne and putting an end to the baneful
influence of the empress dowager.—In-
dianapolis Journal.
Chinn aronsed and termed would be
more then a match for the rest of -the
world, China may be divided, but it will
be difficult to destroy her. China has a
recorded civilization dating back thou-
sands of years beyond the flood. She has
discovered, developed, lived and outlived
most of the boasted triumphs of the _nine-
teenth century
THE PEDAGOGUE.
The private library of the late Sustice
Stephen W. Field has been presented by
his widow to Stanford university.
' A. year's leave of absence has been
granted to Professor George D. Olds of
Amherst college, to begin with the open-
ing of the fall term. Prefessor Olds will
sell with his family early in the fall to
spend the year in study and travel
abroad. •
the Francis Preston Venable, who has
been elected president of the University
of North Caroline, is at present professor
of chemietry in that institution. He ie a
native of Virginia and is said to possess
many of the rennisitee for a successful
college president,
Some of the western newspapers are
ridiculing the order for a Millie of agri-
eulteirld Instruction in the public schools
on the ground that the average KIM:411S
boy and girl know more about practical
farming than the average pedagogue
could find out in ten years.'
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
Keep old- white kid gloves to wear at
nigpt when it is desired • to whiten or
soften the hands. If any lotion ts ap-
plied, its contact with white gloves leaves
no- stain, as sometimes happens when
black or colored gloves are warn.
Better than tin cans for keeping the
tea and coffee are the ordinary glass fruit
jars. The tops shouldbetightly screwed
OD. It is a mistake to keep tea and
coffee in too warm a closet, as their flavor
is best preserved in a cool, dark place.
Greasy and slimy sponges can be made
.perfectly clean by allowing them to stand
for an hour in a pan of very hot \\liter in
which a teaspoonful of salt and a piece
of soda the size of a walnut have been
placed. Rinse thoroughly in .clear, colt
water.
LAW POINTS;
The supreme court of North Caraina
affirmed the right of county aed munici-
pal authorities to enforce compulsory
VaCeinathm.
According to a- decision of the Ken-
tucky court of appeals if one annoys a
dog .while the animal is eatiug and gets
bitten in consequence the 'victim is guilty
of cimtributory negligence and cannot re-
cover damages.
THE CHICAGO RIVER.
Chicago has already wasted enough
money repairing her old river to have
built a new one.—Detroit News,
The Chicago river has been hnproved
to such an extent that one may now fall
into it without fracturing his skull.—
Washington Post.
•
CASTORIA
For Infants and. Children.
The Jae'.
angle
01
sleamers
This Shoe
is for the rich and poor alike.
What is the use of paying more,
when you can g$ perfect shoe
satisfaction for $3 ? That is
what you get when you. buy
King Quality, 'When a shoe
wean well, when it is stylish and corn-
fertable, what more can be desired?
Try King Quality once, and you, will
always wear them.
$3, and the appearance of $5.
TRAWL
leretteareee
MAR tc
QUALiV
Truest
Economy
to get the Best
A cheaply in4e cream separator
is dear at any price, because faulty in
construction, liable to break, and diffi-
cult to operate. he Sharpies No. 1,
with a capacity of; 325 lbs. an hour,
and the Sharpies W H. S with a • ca-
.
pacity of 300 lbs„ are the finest pro-
ducts of the hugest and best equipped.
cream separator factory in the world.
The materials entering into the con-
. , struction of these machines are the
best obtainable. The work is done by skilled workmen, and is subjected to the
most rigid impection. Without fear of subEtantial contradiction, we can say
that for ease in operating, clean skimming and dui ability, thtre is no other bend
power CICHITI separator made by any one anywheio that is equal to the Sharples.
We sell these machines on their merits. We be] ve that the buyer should be
allowed to decide which machine is best for him to buy. We leave ;them to any
intending buyer for a wEek or ten days, with privilege of returning the machine
if not perfectly satisfied with. it. Price of No. I machine, $90; W, H. S. ma-
chine, $75. Write for illustrated catalogue,See sample machine at Hinehley
Brothers' warerooms, Seaforth.
W. L. OIJIMETTE, Dindesboro, Ontario.
A WONDERFUL ANTISEPTIC COMPOUND
1•TO-NTO
e
A Medicated Toilet Soap of the Purest, Awarded Silver Medal Greater
Britain Exhibition, 1897.
A FEW REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD USE NOVO.
Reg. No, 3007. WHAT IT WILL DO. .
1—Prevents all contagious diseases from 6—It will clean and remove paini, oil imd
approaching where it is used. grease stains from wOolen an cotton eloth-
2—It will clean and polish paint work and ing. Ale° cleans coat collars and hats.
not kill the gloss of the paint. 7—It contains no alkali and is strongly re-
3—It will clean carpets without taking commended for waehing the head, as it .
them up, imparts a silky and natural gloss to the
4—It will clean linoleum like new. hair, and is especially useful for ehildren.
. .
5—Ib will dean bicycle chain and rims. ,
Novo leolahned to be the oheapozt and best paint TIRME 10 and 20o a BLOCK
°leaner on market. Try it oh anger 'parks on doors. . ± Yen directions on Meeks.
Estate JOHNSON BROS. Hardware, Seaforth
1087-62
.••••1,
BRIGHT BROS.,
C4th's Leading Clothing & Furnishing Store
ANWIAAWANOMANYVYWNIA
See our window this week for bargains in Tlats and Ties.
Your choice of anything in the window foi 250, These goods
are positively being sold out at half price'in. order to make
room. You cannot afford to go past us thls month. if you
wish to save money on your gents' furnishings. Amongst
other articles worthy of special mention is our; $2.75 Christy,
which we are selling off at $2. Ask to see theM.
Special lines of Negligee Shirts this month at 50c, 7501
86o, $1, $1.25 and OM These include the latest and most
stylish patterns in washable goods. Remember the place.
.1“1-14.14+++++.1-1-14.1-14-1441±1-14
BRIG H. T BROS
40,
FURNISHERS, SE,IFORTA
THE SEAFORTH
S AW
. AND . .
Chopping Mills
R. L. CLARK
Having purchased from Mr. Josiah Watson
the Seaforth Saw Mills, fhts placed in the
mill
A new and improved Grain
Crusher,
And is prepared to crush grain on the
shortest notice, and for rie a bag.
Give no a trial.
R. L. CLARK C4th
980.tf
In the Surrogate Court of the
County of Huron.
In the Estate of 'Christina Stewart, de-
cefteed : •
Wain is hereby given, that all persons having any
claim alainit the restate of Christina Stewart, late
of the Village of Egmondville, in the County of
Huron, widow, deceaeed, who died on or about the
2ith day of Juno, A, D.; 1030, ere required on or be-
fore the 31st day of July, 190, to send or deliver
(poet paid) to Richard Hicks, one of the Executors,
at Egmondville P. 0., a full statement of their claims
and the nature of their security (if any) held by ,
them, duly verified by an affidavit, And further
take notice, that after the said 31st day of July, the
Executors win waned to distribute the estate
among the patties entiVed thereto, haying reference
oily to Huth claims al they shall then have received
uottee of, and they will not be responsible to any
creditor for any patt of the eetete of whose claim
they than not then have reeeeetel notice. This no.
Mee ts given pursuant te the statute le that behalf.
RICHARD HICKe and GEORGE -JACKSON, Ex.
ecutors. by their Solielter F. NOLMESTED.
Dated this 10th day of July, 1900. 1700.3
H • R. Jackson
& SON.
DIIIEOT DifFORTEltii OF
Jules Robin & Co's Brandy, Cognac,
Franco; Jna. de Kuyper & Son, Hol-
land Gin, Rotterdam, Rutland ;
Booth's Tom Gib, London England ;
Bulloch &Co.'s Scotch WI;isky, Glas-
gow, Scotland; ; Jamieson'e Irish
Whisky, Dublin, Ireland ; ttlso Pore
and Sherry Wine from France and
Spain, Agents fpr Walker's Whisky -
Ontario ; Royal Distillery and Davi
Ale and Porter,i Toronto.
To THE PUBLIC
We have opened a retail store In
connection with our wholesale busi-
business in the rear of the new Do-
minion Bank, in Good's old stand,
where we will sell the hest goods in
the market at bottom prices, Goods --
delivered to any part of the town
free.
1ELEPHONE 11, 1.5li4f
McLEOD'S
System Renovator,
—AND OTHER—
TESTED - REMEDIES.
A opeelfic and antidote fer Impure, Weak and Im-
poverished Blood, Ity 1, Sleeplessnese, PalpeAre.
Mon of the Heart, Liver -inaplaint, Neuralgia, Lola
of Memory, Bronchitis, s • nsumption, Gan stance
Jaundice, Rieney end Ukintry1%lease•iBt. Tittle
Dance, Feneale erreguittrieles and GeneralDebility.
LABORATORT—Goderkih, OntatiO,
1, N. McLEOD, Proprietor and Mann
facturer.
Sold by J. S. RoBtalre, fleaforth..
601.-t4
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to loan at si per oast. Iofl fretealass Unit
land ceourity. Apply tet R S. HAYS, Domes:don
Bank Building, Seaforth. leff