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OCTOBER 54 1900
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
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IMPORTANP NOTICES.
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SE POWER AND orTIN0 BOX FOR SALE
11 OUu
—Will bm sold together or separately on easy
krilim, Apply to D. BURNS, Mensal!, 1711-tf
ANTED.—"Picavere and any good woollen mill
help, Families preferred, Stokely work and
a ood wages. CANADA WOOLLEN MILLS, Lim-
Red, BooPolor- 1700 4
saawan,...............
ESTRAY HEIFER.—Catne into the premises of the
undereigned, Lot 20, Concession 8, AleKillop, a 1
red biter, about 2 years old. If the owner wants
it, come and pay the charges and take it away.
CIEORGE HENDERSON. 17l1x3
ClDER MILL.—The Tuckeraualth cider mill ie in
running order agaht and is prepared to grind
any !afternoon. Alec, cepper kettle to rent out or
will boil apple butter for people if required, Chargee
inederete. ROGER PEPPER, 1710 3
FAIthi TO RENT.—,eleing Lot 4, Coneeeslon 6,
•Hullatt, eoesieting of 160 acres. A good fall
wheat farrn. Will Ise rented on reasonable terms to
*good tenant. For further particulars apply to
MRS. JOSEPII MARTIN, Constance P. O. 1700.t
'I'OBN BEATTIE, Clerk of the Second Division
0 Oa -art, County Commissioner, of Huron, Con-
veyancer, Land, Loan And Insurance Agent. Funds
twested and to Loan. Milos—Over Sharp k
Et'YtDie store, ifain-strooi, &Worth. 1089
TIASI4 TO BENT. —A first-class farm to rent, Lot
X NO. 7, OD the 2nd Concession of Mullett, con.
seining 1C0 acre, ;about 90 agree cleared ; no stone
of gravel, only first-class soil, and wail adapted for
crepe; large barn and other outbuilding ; a large
!tame stable for hones and cattle, and a cotnforto
Able house and five acres of good hearing orchard ;
ten acres of fall wheat. It is situated five miles
from Feaforth, the same from Clinton, 100 rode from
*school, 11 nines from Alma church, 2i miles from
Odium, and partici' wishing to take it can get the
paivilege of working right away on It. For further
fticulere apply on the promiete, FRANCIS
ETTLE, 170941
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TEACHERS WANTED
rflEACIIER WANTED.—Applications Will be re-
al_ eelved up to Octeber the 20th, for a teacher for
School Section No. 1, Morris; duties to commence
January 3rd, 1901. Address, Atating salary, to
kNDREW LAIDLAW, Myth P. 0.1 Ont. 1710x4
rilEACIIER WANTED.—Wanted, for School Sec -
j Men No. 2, McKillop, a male or female
teacher, holding second or third.class certificate.
Duties b commence January 1st, 1901. Appli-
:atione, stating Fialary and giving references, will be
received by the undoreigned up to October Ilth.
101,1T. MeELROY, Seaforth P. 0.. 1709x4
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
voR SALE.—Nine acres cf land for sale, being
I: Lob 12, Concession. 8, Hay. There is a frame
house and barn alma small orchard. Particulare
zpon application. MRS. ROBERT RYDD, SII„e.
lurich. 16994f
viODERN 11.01•SE FOR SALE.—Solid brick, nine
LV_L roma, furnace and bath room, elegant lawns,
trnamental shade trees,- largo and email fruits.
ferule easy. Apply to 0. CLARKSON, proprie tor ;
w to HENRY BEATTIE, Barrister, Cady'e Bloek,
eaforth. 170441
rj OUSE AND THREE ACRES FOR SALE.—The
Li undersigned offers for sale his cottage in Han
matey with $ ecree of land in good atato of cultiva-
1c:implanted with fruit and ornamcntal trese. There
a a good stable on the place, with plenty of hard and
oft water. Felie.3311 are in good order. There aro
even LOOM in the house which is good repair. The
iremieee may be viewed at any time. JOSEPH P.
;RINE. - 1695-tf
STALL'ABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—For sale in
the village of Egmondville, ,the valuable and
pleasantly located promisee of !the undersigned,
rho preperty certifies of two acres of good land, well
drained and cultivated. There is a comfortable
frame how, B giaed stable, pig ren and other nec.
wavy outbuildings on the premises, also hard and
soft water. There are ale° 14 good fruit trees,
tipples, plumes and pear° ; booklet; mate choice Email
fruits. it is a most desirable place for a -retired far-
mer or 'natio, t gardener, and will go cheap. Apply
o WM. C. Clark, Egmondville. 1696-tf
DUSII LAND FOR SALE,—For sale, Lot 21, Con.
13 Ce88100 18, Grey. consieting of 64 acre of bifsh-
ind. There aro about 20 acres of hard wood, the re-
sainder timbered with Cedar, Black Ash, and amaze
Sue. Thls lot will be soid cheap and on easy terma.
;Ise for sale, 1 mare and colt, 3 head 'of cattle, 1
iincier, 1 mower, 1 wagon, 1 buggy, alleighe and
ther articles, these articles will be sold cheap for
'clod peper, cheaper for meth ae the proprietor has
old his farm. For patticulare apply on Lot 15,
lorth Baundary, McKillop, or, DANIEL MeMILLAN,
Yaltort P. 0. 1711x3
DARM FOR SALE.—For pie Lot 10, Concession 7,
ts Stanley, containing 100 acres more or less, 03
ores cleared and 7 acres of bush, 10 acres under cut
Nation, 8 acres In fall wheat and the balance seeded
o grilse. The farm is well fenced and underdrained
ith plentv of good water convenient to bedidinge of
flitch there aro a good frame hole° with kitchen and
reed shed attached, twa larg13 hank barns With stone
/ails underneath, }ergo drive eihod and pig house
,Ith cement floor, a large orchard of °Woe fruit,
t is convenient tochurch, post office and schools.
t Is 6 miles from Brueefield &nation vdth good gravel
oath; leading In all direetioue. This le a first elan
inn and in good condition and will be gold cheap.
'or full particulars apply to Waf, MeALLISTER,
'erne P. 0. _ 171141
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-si OOD FARM FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN IF
Y SOLD BEFORE FIRST OF NOVEIIBER.—
We farm is eituated In the County of Huron, town-
lilp of Stanley, being Lot 4, Concession 13. It con -
aim; 80 acres, 10 acres of which Is hardWood bush,
he balance is all cleared and well fenced and under -
[reined. There is a good comfortable dwelling
tome, a good bank barn and a frame straw shed, a
;ood well at the house and one at tho barn and a
lever failing creek YUris through tint back end of
he Wm, There le a fine orchard with all kinde of
reit, This farm is convenient to churohee, echeols,
earket, etc. For full particulate; apply upon the
menden or address ROBERT P. DOUGLAS, Box 13,
lake P. 0. 1706.13
51AItai FOR SALE.—For eale, a choice fifty acre
L. farm in Tuckeremith, being Lot 2,on the 131h
encieselon, This choice farm hae an 80rod frootage,
i well fenced and drained; it is nearly ail seeded,
nd is free from bad weeds. There is aluo a good
rehard and a small bush. On the promisee Is a goad
lime house, containing eight rooms, with storm col-
a and woodehatl, and is now bank barn. There is a
ever -failing spring at the houee. lb le within a
uarter of a ;rile of a village, where .there aro
hurehee, post office, store, etc., and le three and a
alt miles from Dermal!, For further partioulare,
pply on the premises, or address Chisolhurst P. 0.
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. F. EYRE, 170241
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STOCK FOR SERVICE.
rI0 PIO BREEDERS.—The undersigned will keep
L on Lot 26, Concession 5, L. R. S., Tuckeranilth,
thoroughbrect 011B8T1IL %Volum Pm, also a thorough -
rd YORKS111101 Pio. A. limited number of eowit will
0 Admitted to each. Terme, $1, payable et the time
1 eervice, or $1,50 if charged. Alec; a, fow Chester
alto Pigs for Bale. JAMES GEMMILL. 1608-62
riA.14W0RTH BOAR FOR SALE AND FOR SER. '
i YICE.—The under,signoli will kooptor aervioe,
i the Bruooneld Clieette Flaotory, a theroughbrod
aireworth Boar, with regiatdred pedigree. Terme,
1; payable at time of ;service with privilege of re-
3rning if neeeesery, Aleo A number of thorough -
red young Tamworth Beare andSemi for at°.
UGB leoCARTNEY, Brucefield. 140541
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AUCTIONEERS. i
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E111011AS BROWN, Lieersed Auctioneer , for tho
°auntie° of Iluron and Perth. Orders- left at
, M. Campbell's implement warerooms, &Worth, or
ur Eaeostrou Office, will receive prompt attention.
attaftation guaranteed or no charge. 1708 tf
A L'eTIONEERINti.e -B. 13 Phillips, Licensed
A Auctioneer for the countiee of Huron and
'erth. Being a practicel farmer and thoroughly
nderetanding the value of farm stock and imple.
lents., i lame rue in a be .ter pcisition to utilize good
rleeta charges moderate. Satisfaction guaranteed
r no pay. All orders left at Hermit poet office or
t Lot a3, Coneeseion 2, Hay, will be promptly
United to. 170941
STOOK FOR SALE.
I nefteatOleate FOR SALE. --Ono cow and 1
, 3 ear•old heifer, euppeteed te calve in Oetc
yearline hell, r, 1 heifer calf, all good animals
teetered pedigree, 1 also koop for nervice a
roved Yorkshire boar, bred front Toronto Se
eke winners. A. 0. /3511LLIE, IfereeV
ill . 0.
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HE SEAFORTH
l - „ usical Instrument
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ESTABLISHED, 1873.
Owing to hard times, we have coll-
uded to dell Pianos and Organs at
1
rreaily Reduced Prices,
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Organs at $2,5 and upwards,
ianos at corresponding prices.
See uffhefore purchasing.
SCOTT BROS,
Milburn's Heart nd
just what every wcal4, ne
woman needs to m.k4 her
They cure those fe ling
and sinking that com on
the heart beat stron an
• sweet, refreshing sie p a
aches and nervousne s.
life and energy into d spiri
toed women, who haya co
is no cure for them.
Read the words S en
this letter fromMr, hos.
ton, New London, P,E.I.
; "Last fall I was In; a v
clition suffering from n
weakness,. I got so bad M
hardly move eround, and
getting well. Seeing Milb
Nerve Pills highly recom
conditions I purchased a Is
"Before I had taken h
notice an improvement in
when I had used twlo bo
pletely cured. "it was wonderful ho'
away that dreadful feeling
and gave me strength.
"I recommended them
bor who was troubled wit
and they cured her, tore. W
is nothing equal to Milbu
Nerve Pille.'
erve P1111 are
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trong and evell.
of smothering
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regul r, give
bani h head -
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f nervoultess
to my neigh-
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all think there
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KENDAL
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The old relable romodY for S &vino, 111
Sptints, Curbs iic1 aliforrue of La enesn.
without B, blemish beeriest) it d ea not
North Pint tegenet, at., Fob.
Dr. B. 1. Kendall Co. -
Dear SIrki—Will you plev,riti give nui r remedy f rheavern
/have a elan' that Is aill ctsil. I take pia sure In st Ong that
Blister, by using it ohly once nd then -pplying
I have cured it of four yeare ndIng Ith your
your Spavin Cure. As long es I haveorses, I w II not be
without Kendall's apavIn Cure and Ken all's Blistortn ray
table. Very truly yours, •
ADOLPII 'S OAIYIIEIIF,fl.-
Price $/, filx for fib. As et 'Belmont ttor famif use it
ban no equal. Ask -your druggist for It ndaills
fAvavirt Onre, also "A Treatise on the erne,"
the hook free, -or aticireee
DR. B. J. KENDALL CO„ ENOSSOSO FM.
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blister,
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The Old Reliable Remedy for
Diarrlicea and Dygentery.
Grandma Mrs. Thos. Sherlo It, Arn,
Used prior,. Ont., recentl wrote:
It.
My little girl, thiA years of
age, was taken very pad with diarrhoea,
and we thought we were g4ing to lose her,
when I remembered that nty gra dmother
always used Dr. Fovviler's Extac of Wild
Strawberry, and atersaid that it aved her
life. I got a bottle and gave It to y child,
and after the third dose she beg n to get
better and slept well that night. She Im-
proved right along and was. ion com-
pletely. cured.'_
J. OE MeNAB
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ONTARIO LAND SURVE OR,
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SEAFORTH - -
P. 0.
:Enginekr for Wirigham, Seaforth,
&c,
taement Sidewalk3, Sewers and
Drains will be given special lattent
At Queen's Hotel.
Townehip
iota;
169341
For over a year we have had the agency
INDAPO. Our first order we's for a yearlc
our last for Ono hundred and Forty-four Doll
AOEMIli
VIIARK 41 di
EGISTEREIL 90
or lhe sale 01
of a c Quo,
re worth.
Made a well
Man of
MeP
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HINDOO REMEDY cbr-h, •
PBODUOICH TUE ABOVE
Beitatto in 30 dayfi• Cure
n11 Nervous Diseases. Fn1Itig Memory
Paresis, Sleeplessness, Nig itly -f.mis-
alone, eta., 'caused by past ibuses, gtves
vigor and size to shrunken organs, and ouloklY. but
surely restoyes LM
ost anhood in old or mina.
Loftily oorried In vest poo et, Price $1,001; package,
Six for $42.0o with, a writ ea gutircent c to cure or
money rOtt/Uded. DCiN'T 11-13Y AN Thl TATUM, but
lasiot on having INDAPO. If your dru,gelet has not
got it, we w111 send it pro id.
gII.ronrre'UNDO° ItENEDY r(.„ Proper, ebliao, IoAnt,.
This rapid increase proves, it Is armedythat everyone
Who tries 11 sPeak*well of. Yount respentaliy,
,1 V. FEAR. Seaton!). Oat.
IVIcLEOD'
System Renovator
—AND OTHER—
TESTiED - !REMEDIES.
A specific mid antidote for Impure, Weak and len
overkilled Blood, Dyepopsia, Sleeplessnoes, Palpate.
on of tho Heart, Liao, Complaint, Neuralgia, Loss
f Memory, Dronohltle, Consumption, Gall Stones,
aundloe, EP ;toy and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus
.,
anoo, Femal Inegulariel s and General Debility.
LABORAtORY—Goderich , Ontario.
J. M. MCLEOD, Pifoprietor and Mann
Sold b
00141 .
facturer.
' J, S. ROBERTS, Seaforth,
LIONS, not.=no AND Si.7;1":(,1'43,
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'Mint Ali Anisiml Trninee ,'N A t!",) i
.T7101 r Trit I. 8 'in Cr,. c i ll t1.
"Personally I would rather eel:el-eke
to train jungle bred lions than 1 elle l init
arc born in eaptiv ty. You 111.11 y 'Will the
Ptigill'd of the first (less, l)Ul 11U others
ill'O 'SO accustotned to Bedeif verybocly
thThe they respect nobody, i idea that
•
lietts desite'tgeat up their belittlers is .pre-
posterous. 1 fesd -these likms; 123/4
pounds of fine meat every cilay at 5
o'clock. Tt a lion was raven usly hue-
gry, the cage- migi t be differeat. When
a beast gets mad and knockev ou down
with a blow -front hie paw, yot Must lie
still. It would be useless to fight back,
for if he slould c:ose his jaw no bon.o
would stnnd the p eestire, 1 -do not fear
the lion's jaw and teeth—the ewe an
elatvs are -the thin :s that haVe left theiv
marks all over. in body. Their claws
are sharp as fishh oks and to e hold In
the same fashion.
"Yes, I have b en nipped b lions a:
number of tine, enerally In he fleshy
pert of the hand nd the leg; the -teeth
haye gone dean through wit a saap.
Still the claws are the things t at make
the life of the lion tamer an Atripreferred
risk' -in life Insurance writing. .
"Tigers are mueli brighter than lions,
and -can be taught -many tricks, but they '
can never be relied on, as tree hery ap-
pears to be -their disposition anI inherit-
ance. They are tremendous fig ters, and
If they .cannot gIet up a ro v among
themselves they ar . ready to lp others.
The closest call I ever had 14- my life
was When a jagua got over the partition
• in the big den Int the cage o*pled by
a Hoe and undertoe k to take it behe away'
from the latter. went in and under-
took_ to drive the jaguar back into her
*men cage, The beast turned upon Me
and clawed me It irribly, while .the lion
took a whack at n y back. When I was
finallydragged ou • of the cage, the new
suit of clothes tha I wore was 811111140 of
tatters, ;and 1 was scarred and bloody
rem head t hoe it, This famous fight
occurred' in Washington with th p W. 0.
0014 elow. I Inn a number of encoun-
tors with Wallace, who was set, down on
the bills as `the man eater.' ; Ile had
chewed and clawer manymen, bat never
eaten one, but he did occasionally feast
on a horse. So n any stories- have been
told about Wallace by trainers that nev-
er handled him it would be idle for me
to repeat them, i s I had him all the
time he was. in this country. That fa-
mous lion died two years ago in an ex.
presS car tvhile on his travels.
"Tigers have. a fancy for sliding on
their backs and getting you at a disad-
vantage, as they lie and claw upward.
The moment you turn to leave 'a cage
they are lietle to slide its whole length
and drag you down before you can raise
,
your NV1311).
, "Mt, take my word for it, the most
dangerous animal you can encounter in
a menagerie is a 'bad elephant.' I've
beets with 'ern foe 40 yeaest, and 1 aneesse,
TRICKS OF THE TRADE.
Men Do Not Always Got tho Cigar
They pay For.
At the cigar stand of an up town hotel
it guest, asked the dealer for an imported
cigar. •
The dealer handed out a handful of
eigarrs which were in all appearance the
real thing.
"Are these real imported cigat's?" ask-
ed the purchaser, depositing his quarter
on the little change mat.
"Yes, sir," responded tho other.
"It is too nice a night for a idispute,"
said the guest to .11 reporter, "and since
the cigar is a good one I will smoke it,
but it as not an mpTirted cigar that he
sold me, though It reeembles one It was
made in this country of imported tobacco.
If I called this dealer down, le would
say, `What's the difference?' ai the to-
baeco was grown on the island kf Cuba..
"I am an internal revenue i 'specter,
andl can tell at a, glance whether a cigar
is the iniported article in the Uox from
HaYanaaor lilliether it is made , in this
country of imported leaf. The difference
is great in many ways, and the fact that
the average judge Of cigars cannot detect
It- is no excuse why lie (lees not get what .
he calls for. Who can tell the difference
between a Paris .made l gown end ono
made here -of the same imported ma-
terials? Very few„ The difference is
usually aboet $100 in favor of the dress-
maker.
"But with -cigars it is another matter.
Some dealers will tell you that two make
a better article of hnported rolled tobac-
co than the Cuban cigar makers., Per-
haps so. The dealer makes "a bigger
profit oh the sale; and that is what he is
looking out for.
"If you desire to buy a diger made by
Cuban workmen and the real imported
thing, examine the [bee for the internal
revenue stamps. They will be observed,
if you look carefully, and are six in num-
ber. - All bear. the Words 'Imported cig-
ars, United State e -customs,' and the
nuniber eof the cigars contained in the
box ;plainly engraved at each end'of the
stamp, -in elle center of which is the en-
graving of .a -seeamship.
"The stanpp for the :box containing 25
cigars is snialler than the others end is
'drab in color. The box containing 50
'cigars Is distinguished by a green 'stamp,
the 100 bide, the 250 red and the 500 yel-
low eiehee in delicate Bats.
. "There is a difference in both ffie smoke
and the flavor of a cigar mad o by Ha-
vana workmen and those made at the
principal tobacco marts bere. Our mak-
ers do not import the very finest leaf for
the very excellent reason 'ehat the Cubans
won't allow_it to leave he island, desir-
ing' It for their own higl grade cigars of
London aud Paris.' The Cubans roll their
cigars in a way peculiar to themselVes,
and when a Mali elt1 18 _for the genuine
rolled article lie wants It and ought to
have ft." -
Pinched.'
Swipsy—aluggsy swiped a pair o' shoes
from a store yistidy. Lifter—Did they fit hint?
Swipsy—i don't Virile eo. I heard one
o' de fellers say dat a ' couple o' cops
come along while aluggay_ WIJIZ tryin de
shoes on; an dey pinched 'Imo—Philadel-
phia Record.
Cat" and Rate. -
Little Nettie was learning to read, and
Part of her .108/4011 ran thus, "The cat lins
a rat." "Huhl" she exclaimed. • "The
man who wrote this book didn't know
much. Cats don't !MVO rats; they have
kittens."—Kausne City Star.
Unpopularity is the fate of those who,
knew bow to stand alone and to lefryer
their mark upon other men. But time
rights the momentary wrongs of those'
-who cannot be swayed by' the fickle
breath of popular applause.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED AT
THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE,
BEAFORTH, ONTARIO.
,NO WITNESSES REQUIRED.
THE SEAFORTH
S.Azcsr
•. AND .
Chopping Mills
R L. CL4RK
Having purchased from Mr, Josiah Watson
the Seaforth Saw Mills, has placed in the
mill -
A new and improved Grain
Crusher,
And le prepared to crush grain on ethe
shortest notice, and for 5o bag.
Give us a trial.
R. L.PCLAR e4th.
688-tf
Money to loan at 4i per cent o first-olass farra
MONEY TO LAN.
land security. Apply to R S. AYS, Datninion
Bank Building, Seaforth. 1807
"E. as D. Quality Satisfies"
E. &D.
The E. 4,D. wheel is the only Can
adian bicycle that has built up United
States business. It is the only bicycle
with Four -Point Borings,
AXIS
AXIS OF HUB
ANS
Lig
0
111 four-poit bearings the load is trans-
mitted in a direct line, and there is no jam-
ming of balls' in the raoes. In ordinary bear-
ings the load is transmitted at an angle,
which gresalt increases the pressure on the
parte of the bearing. In the E. & D. four -
point .bearin , the bearing never sustains
greater press re than the actual load on the
bicycle. In rdhaary bearing3 the pressure
is often thre times the .aotual load. E. &
D. locally gu ranteed National bicycles have
four -point be rings in the crank -hanger, the
hubs, and th head. The bearings are guar-
anteed for th ee years.
E. & D. Ro Models, mon's eoo
E & D. Ro d Models, ladies' 860
E & D. Spe tal Models, with gear case, $70
E. & D. Ra Ing Modele $70
Liberal optio s aro given in saddles, pare, tiros.
The E. & D. being a national wheel, is locally guar-
anteed. Oataloguo on application.
Lumsden & Wilson
SEAFORTH,
INORDR
That_ .the children may not
• comeyrom school heavy -eyed,
languid, and listless.
IN ORDER
That they may be cheerful,
happr, and contented, growing
stronger and sturdier day by
day.
IN ODER
TOI have strer*th for pleasure
after the duties of theday are
accomplished.
IN ORDER
Not to have the body so tired
that the mind cannot be culti-
vated.
IN ORDER
To h ve the sensibilities keen,
the wits sharp, perceptions
clear, and the ability to make
affair run smoothly, take
Dr. W rd's
Blood rid Nerve Pills
Syste_ aticaliy, and you will be
delig ted with the result.
Why Because they will en-
able 3 ou to sleep soundly, eat
hearti y, and dig,est whr:t you
do e t, thereby keeping mind
and b cly in proper COIIC!:tit7:11.
• 50e, per box, tiro boxes for
All Uruggisl, f nm 1,1 11:lazzl
?tic Co,. 1 oron o,
THE KIPPEN MILLS
1,11••••••••••••••
Grist mill running night and day, and all
kinds of work done on the shortest notice
First-class roller flour exchanged for wheat,
M3:3 CORN=
l
On hand a quartity of , good feed corn for
sale at owest pr
1.0GS WANTED.
Ail kinds of first-class loge wanted at the
mill, for which the highest cash price will
be paid. Call and see .us before disposing
.of your logs.
JOHN MoNEVIN, Kippen.
1870-tf
School Children's Eyes
Supply
Their
Intellect
Defective eyes'1 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
our Optical Department.
J. S ROBERTS,
DRUG( ft' AND OPTICIAN,
SEAFORTH.
Study the Market 'import/4
Every orchardist should make WM-
self familiar with the fruit crop elm -
Lions of each year. In 111;11 V
only can he know how valeable
the fruit hanging on his tree'. A fe
;veers ago, when everything preari ed
to the probability of high pill.'for
apples, the farmers in some countiee
alinost gave away their apples.
Buyers that, tin clerstfooci the condi-
tions bough t tip crop" 00 the trees at
ten cents per bushel and made (mot. -
mous profits out of the transact ion
The groWers thus failed to get their
part of the profits. What shall it
Profit a man to spend Il1011ey and
t 111 ie in pl a 01 ng an orchard and
bringing it into bearing and then
give away its product? The grower
should get mote out of it then any
other person; yet it is too often ihe
middleman that gets all the profits.
—Pat -niers' Review.
The Universality of Gratis.
Next in Importance to the divine
profusion of water, light and air,
those three great physical 'facts which
render • existence possible, may be
reckoned the universal beneficence of
gr -ase. Exaggerated by tropical heats
and Vapors to the gigantic cane con-
geuted with its. saccharine secretion,
or dwarfed by polar rigors to the
fibrous hair of northern solitudee,
embracing between these extremes the
maize with its resolute 'pennons, the
rice plant of southern swamps-, the
wheat, rye, barley, oats and other
cereals, no less than the humbler ver-
dure of hillside, pasture and prairie
in the -temperate zone, grass is the
most widely distributed of all vege-
table beings—.J-. Ja
Among the Poultry.
Keep one cock for ten to fifteen
hens.
Let the fowls feet a few hours be-
fore killing,
Hens lay best at the age of 0110
.to VW° years.
Always giNe fowls plenty of fresh,
pure Wa ter.
There is no danger of the poultry
business being overdone been use th
(10111E111d 414 'rapidly increasing.
If a scratching jaace is provided
where you can 'bury corn, your foWlS
will receive much 'benefit from the
exercise.
A quick way to fatten geese is to
put a few in a darkened pen and
feed a pound of oats per day to each
one. They fatten in two weeks. --
Farmers' Voice.
"Aro You Asleep, mew"
This is from Ise Ga,ulois, Paris:
"Are you asleep?" It appears that
this apparently harmless . question
constitutes a punishable offense' when
t addressed to a telephone employe. A
egentheman at Carlsrlihe, impat-
lent at a, telephonist's- delay, cried:
"Ar:er 'you asleep, Miss?" N1:110.1*(Illp01i.
he'wels prosecufed and ;fined one
pound for offering an unjustifiable in-
sult.. Ire ha.s appealed from the sem-
t ence by the magietrate, and, happily
foe hen, there are judges at Berlin.
Eastern Languages at Vladj vostolt.
The institute for Eastern languages'
at Vied i vostok is an minor ta at part
of the programme which Russia is
'arra ing out, in Eastern Siberia. The
study of Eastern languages—Chi-
nese, Japanese and Korean—is all
inguirtant and these are to be under-
taken by the brightest pupils , front
the local gymnasia. The initial p -
pro Kitt 1 ton for this institute
amounts to $40,000. It may be
mentioned that the professor for Eng-
lish is an American citizen.
Italy Demands lleeognitIon.
Italy proposes that; Italian shall be
recognized as an international langu-
age on the same footing as English,
French and German. Dr. Baccell I,
the Minister of Education, has di-
rected del ega.tes t o international con-
gresses to demand that papers shrill
be read in Italian, and that Italian
(Mega-IA.0 shall employ their own
language in the discussions, instead
of using ono of the three langtragss
now usually admitted.
MID
211'ognei ism and the Eye?
It has ' i discovered that t
crystallite ;ens of -the human eye Li
slightly deamagnetic or subject • o
magnetic repulsion. As astigmatiem
--the commonest cause of defectiva.
vision and the tnost .frequent excuse
fote! spectacles — is merely a sl igh'
distortion of this lens, it has been
stif_Tes fed- that treatme»t 'with
Po werful magnet properly appl led
may result in forcing the lens into
proper shape, or at least " in greatly
remedying the distortion.
One of the Barest of Book&
In 1.891. there was printed fit St.
Petersburg a book containing inter-
views with many prominent 'persons
on the position of Hebrew's Ha is -
Sia. The authorities interfered, and
apparently every copy wee destroy-
ed. One, however, found its Way 10
Berlin. - It haS been translated into
German, and the original presented
to the Brit ish Museum.
Oldest Woman's College In England.
Girton is the oldest wornan'm col -
1 egy in • England, It, was started 'n
1 869 by fivi Ft intent S whti de,lisrmined
to try the Cambridge University ex7
and-1)110(ms. Al Girton the girls have
two rooms each. The 'fee for the col-
lege ear, including I nit ion, bonrd,
and rent, is about 0. hundred guineas,
A Mean Amusement.
"I love to make visits in the Morn-
ing:,
"Do you'?"
es: _ 1111 the 'women are busy
clean ing house, and it is so funny to
see them try to act glad to see me."
Itraish Law of Libel.
The highest. courts of appeal in
reat Br 1111111 has sustained the (10(1.8-.-
4 on that a circulating library Can be
held pecunittrily responsible , for libel -
statements contained in any of
volumes which it circulates].
005
t he
-
Terra Cotta Railway Sleeprs.
On one of the Japanese railways
terra cptta sleepers are used. They
are Tar more durable than those of
wood. .
•
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Lighi of Common Sense
will prove to any 11,-(,:nan that there is
no better shoe for felir 'nine wear than
the Xing quality at $3. She doesn't
need to be a judge to see that. Did
you ever know that Uncomfortable shoes
affect a woman's 'temper? It's true,
nevertheless, and so we can honestly say
that a sweet dis.
position goes
along with the style TRADE.
and the easeand
the beauty of
Kirfg Quality.
t:eake held,/
1
No QUAL
Truest
Economy
to get the Best
A cheaply made crean3 separator
is dear at any price, because faulty in
constructiOn, liable to break, and diffi-
cult to operate. The Sharpies No. 1,
with a capacity of 325 lbs. an heur,
and the Sharpies W. H. 8, with a ca -
4' paeity of $00 lbs„ are the finest pro -
duets of the largest and best equipped
cream separator factory in the world.
The materials entering into the con-
' 1 struetion f these machines are the
best obtainable. The work is dore by ekilled workmen, and is aubjected to the
most rigid inspection. Without fear of subbthntial contradiction, we can say
that for ease in operating, clean skimming and dm.bility, there is no other hand
power cream separator made by any one anywherc :that is equal to the Sharpies.
We sell these machines On their merits. We beli, 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 daysovith privilege of returning the machine
if not perfectly satisfied with it. Price of No. 1 Machine, $O; W. H. S. ma-
chine, $75. Write for illustratedatalogu
ce. See 'sample machine at Hinchley
Brothers' warerooms, Seaforth.
W. L. OU ME .ETE, tondesboro, Ontario.
PI FAS
"NOT LIKE
MOTHER MADE"
BUT BETTER
ONES
BECAUSE THE
Imperial Oxford
TZ.A.1\TCA-U
Is superior to any kitchen cook steve available in 'mother's time."
care to see them, call at our agents.
1
you
For sale by SILLS & • MURDIE, Seaforth.
The Gurney Foundry Co., Limited, '!roronto, Winnipeg,
Vancouver.
"OUR
BOBS 11
"HERO of AFEKING,"
STRAPICONA,"
And other popular *portrait in; colors oi.a the new five e
Scribbling Books just eeeiived. Also, all the latest
SOtool Suppliqs 84 text 'Bookt
ALX. WILSON'S,Seaforth,
NEXT DOOR Is101411 OF PICKARD'S.
A WONDERFUL &NI8PTiO1 COMPOUND
INTO
i 0
A Medicated Toilet Soap of the Purest, Awarded Silver Medal -Greatek
Britain Exhibition, 1857.
A FEW REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD USE NOVO.
Reg. No. 3007. WHAT IT WILL DO. 1
I—Prevents all contagious diseases from 6—It will clean and remove --int, oil and
approa hing where it is ties& grease stains from woolen -and cotton cloth-
2—It will clean and polish paint work and mg, Also cleans coat collars and hats.
not kill the gloss of the patnt, • 7—It co:gaits no alkali and 18 strongly re-
3—It will clean carpete without taking commended for washing the -head, as it
l .
them lp, imparts a ililky and natural gloss to th
4—It wiclean linpleums like newe
hair, and is especially useful for children.
5—It will clean bicycle chain and rime.
Novo Is ol heed to be the obeapeet and best palet DRICE 100 and 200 a SLOCX
cleaner on nsrket. Try it an finger marks on doors, i Full directions on blocks,
Esta
e JOHNSON BROS. Hardware, Seaforth
487-52
KE TING & LAMB
WliobessIe and Retail Dealer's in
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Cedar Po8ts1
and Ti mbe r.
Our hint se consists of the best quality of Ilefrilock,
and Pine, 1eing well manufactured. Any amount of
Red Cedar Shingle' always on hand, Bring ,along
your bills, lion will be sure to yet them filled eathri
factorily. IMPOoderich strut Bait. 171141
SEAFORTH DYE WORKS
Ladies and gentlemen, thanking you all 10Y past
patronage an4now that a new season is at hand
wish to let yon know that I AM dill in the businefie,
ready to do re& beet to give you every satiefactien
in doing your *ark in tho line of Weaning and dyeing
gentlemen's said ladies' clothing, done without aking
ripped as weillas to beet them ripped. All wool
goods smarm ed to glY0 good satisfaction on short-
-est notice. Hhawis, curtains, eta., at moderato
prices.- Mist do not fall to give 1320 a Cali. Butter
;and eggs taken in exchange for work. • IIENIIT
NICHOL, Goderloh street east, opposite the Catholic
109141Church.
42'