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OCTOBER 26 1900
THE
IMPORTANT NOTIOES.
TTORS POWER AND CUTTING BOX FOR SALE
ri -Will be eold together or separately an easy
teems. Apply to D. BURNS, Bengali. 17114f
'UDR SALE. -Nine jack screw' and moving outfit
„u Complete with pulley& and wire cable. Will be
sold for reallOtable prima. Apply to W. F. .11E YES,
Varna. '1713 3
iaINTOTICE TO FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF
.11008. -The subscriber will 'keep for service.
on Lot 6. Conceesion 1, Stanley, London Roed,
thoroughbred Yorkshire hog, hted from best im.
pelted dock in Ontario. JOHN STANBURY.
1712x4
TOUN
BBATTIE, Clerk ne the 8000na Division
COW'S. County Corriminsioner, of Ilukon, Con.
wayaneer,,.Land, Loan and Ingurancie Agent. Funds
- -leateeted and to- Loan. Office -Over Sharp' Ak
L ten? atlire, Main Week EleafOrth. 1289 '
VOR RENT --About the middle of October, the
house near the Collegiate Institute owned by
Thom oi
ee to Mr
will be sold on easy terms. Apply opr
T. E. HAYS or MR. WILSON. 17144f
1 ESTRAY NOTICES
7, STRAtd
undersigned,
ey ea June
in have
ma!,
STEER. -Came into the premises of ti
Lot 9, Conocesion 6, Stenley, e
It a yearling red steer. Tbe own,
the sante cn prey!. g pi operty and payit
I JOHN ClIAPMAN, Brucefield. 1712 4
-
STOOK (FOR SERVICE,
10 PIG
on rapt
ihOranglabred
ad YORMS/112.11
I admitted
servieci,
bite Piga
BREE ERS, -The undersigned will kes
28, Concession 5, L. R. S.a Tuokor8in1t1
CHESTER. WITITX Pio, WOO a ther011gl
PIG. A limited number of sow e wi
to eech. Terms, 111, payable at the tin
or 81.50 if oharg•ed. Ala° a feet Mesita
for saio. JAMO GEMMILL. 1608-6
tatHWO
, VI
the B
mworth
; payable
TI1 BOAR FOR SALE AND FOR SEA
-The moderfigned will keep for Nerviest
eefield 7ffireee Faotory, a tboroughbre,
Boar, with registered pedIgree. Terms
at Vane of service with privilege of re
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el
18
1-
11
iO
2
bred young Tamworth Boars and Sows for sale.
tIUGH MoCARTNEY, Brumfield. 1406 -if
AUCTIONEERS.
rpnomAs BROWN, Licensrd Auetioneer for the
1. Counties of Bunn and Perth. Orden left at
A. M. Campbell's Implement warerooms, Sealorth, or
Tine Karr:Sena Office, will reeeive prompt attention.
Satisfactioh guaranteed or no charge. 1708 tf
A UCTIONEERING.-B. S. Philifpe, Liceneed
_a Auctioneer for the counties ofHuron and
Penh. Being a practical Lamer and thoroughly
understanding the value of farm stock end imple•
merits, placate me in a better position to realize good
prfeee. Charges moderate. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay. Al! orders left at Hensall poet office or
at Lot m Concession 2, Hay, will be promptly
ttended to. 170941
TEACHERS WANTED
ralEACHER WANTED. --Tor School Section No. 10,
• 1 East Wawanosh, duties to commence Jaruary
1901. Address R. C. McGOWAN, Box 61, fila th,
•1713x3
Nitrate,
MEAGHER WANTED. -For &hoot Section No.
1 11, Hay, nd or 3rd came certificate. Duties
• to commence January 3rd, 190i. Applications re -
coked untilNovember 10th. pereonal application
preferred. Address stating eatery to D. SPENCER,
•Beeretary•Treasurer, St. Joeeph, Ontario.
1714-3
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR sases-Nine aeresI ef tarot for eale, being
Lot 12, Coneeseion 8, Hay. There is a frame
• house and 'barn a'so email err! ard. , Particulars
upon application. MRS. ROBERT KYDD, SR.,
Zurieb. • 18994f
1
HOUSE AND THREE ACRES FOR SALE. -The
undersigned offers for sale his cottage in Bar.
purhey with 3 acres of land in good state of eultiva-
tion,plar ted with fruit and ornamental tress. There
la a good stable an the place, with Plenty of hard and
soft water. Fences are in good order. There are
even mottle n the houee which is good repair. The
premises ma} be viewed at any time. JOSEPH P.
BRINE. 11395•ti
VARM TOcLRENT -A firet-class farm to rent, Lot
_U No. 7, n the 2nd Concession of Hullett, con-
taining ICO acres, about 90 awes cleared ; no stone
or gravel, Only first class soil, and well adapted for
crops; large barn and other outbuildings; a large
frame stable tor horses and cattle, and a comfort-
able house and five acres of good bearing orchard;
ten acres of fall wheat. It is situated five miles
frau Eeelcirth, the same from Clinton., 1.00 rode from
aechool, Li miles from Alma church, 2i miles from
Kinburn, d artiee wishing to take it Gan got the
;privilege of worldeg right away on it. For further
particularapply on the preintses. FRANCIS
KETTLE. 170941
PROPERTY FOR SALE. -Fr Bele Lot 9, Conoco-
sion 3,11. R. 8, Tuckersmith, cantaining 11+
KW& Vila property has been need ree a inericot gar
den and is admirably aslapted for that .purpose. It
is in a high atate of cultivation and has on it a large
number of pIum al.d pear trees as well as a quantity
of small fruits. There le a good house with atone
cellar, &table, and other outbuildings, ea well as
plenty of good water. It is situated on the river
bank in Egreonclville, arid is only a little over a mile
item the centre of Seaforth where there is a brisk
demand for all that can Le groe n on the place. For
a persoirdeeiring to engage in market gardenine a
better location could not he secured, It will be so:d
on reasonal- le terma. Apply on the promisee or ad-
dress Egmonclville P. 0. J. RECK. 1712x4
FVARM FOR SALE. -For sale Lct 10, Concession, 7
• Stanley, containing 103 acres more or lees, 93
acres cleared and 7 acres of bush, Kr -acres under cub
tivation, 8 acres in fall wheat and•the balance seeded
to grass. The farm is well fenced and underdrained
with pretty of good water corrvenient to buildings of
which there are a good frame house with kitchen and
wood shed attached, two large bank barna with atope
wells underneath, large drive shed and pig house
with cement fluor, a large orchard of choice fruit.
It is convenient to church, post office and schools
11 18 6 miles fm Bruccfield station velth gcod gravel
roads leading in all directions. Thle is a first elan
farm and in good condition and will be sold cheap.
For fell partiettlars apply to W. MeALLISTER,
Verne P. 0. • 1711-tf
00.1) FARM Tort SALE AT A BARGAIN IF
Ur SOLD BEFORE FIRST OF NOVEMBER. -
This farm It situated in the County of Huron, town-
ship el Starer:ea being Lot 4, Concession 13. It con-
tains 80 aereer 10 acres of which !s hardwood bush,
the balance is all cleared and well fenced and under -
drained. There is a good comfortable dwelling
house, a good hank barn and a frame straw ehed, a
good welt at the house and one at the barn and a
never faiiine ,reek runs through the back end of
the farm There is a fine orchard with all kind a of
fruit. This farm is convenient to churches, schools,
marktt, ete. iFor full particulars apply upon the
prcmittea or atidrees ROBERT 1'. DOUGLAS, Box 13,
Blake P. 0. 1705-13
riARM IN IT0KER31.4ITII FOR SALE. -For este
r L. -A 11, Concession 8, Tuckeramith, containing
100 acres, all cleared but about 8 acres of good bush.
UIsurderdrained, web fenced, and in a high state
of eultaration. There is a good stone nouao ; good
barns, stables and out-heuses. It adjoins a good
Bacot ; is within- five milers of Seatortb, and three
settee from Kippen. There lie plenty- of good water.
Will be sold with or without_ the crop. It is one of
the hest farms in the towiiship, ami will bo sold on
eagy tome, as the proprietoe wants to retire. Also
50 acres within a wile and a quarter, a good grasing
let, well fenced, hut no buildings. -Will bo sold to,
ether or aeparately. -Apply on the premises, or ad-
reea Egmoudville P. 0. JAMES MeTA.VISH.
1839 tf
KEATING & LAMB,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Lumber, Lath, Shines, Cedar Posts
and Timber.
Our lumber consiste of the beet quality of Hemlock
and Pine, beteg well n a altar:tared. Any amount of
Red Cedar Shingles always on hand. Bring along
your bills, }ou will be sure to get them filled satis-
factorily. tar Gocierich atreet Eaet. 17114f
M-e-LEOD'S
System • Renovator
-AND OTHER -
TESTED - REMEDIES.
A %mine and antidote for Impure, Weak and Ira
Peennighted Blood, Dyepepela, Sleeplessness, Palpate -
Bon of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Lose
ol Memory, Bronchitis, Conaumption, Gall Stones,
Jeundiee. Kioney and Urinary Meatuses, St. Vitus
Ranee, Female Irregular -Mies and General Debility•,
RABORATORY-Goderich. Ontario.
.3. M. MeLEOD, Proprietor and Mann
• facturer.
Sold by J. S. ROBERTS, Seaforth.
Matt
• TENDERS.
Tenders 'will be received by the Council - of the
Township -of Liar, up to November 3rd, at -I1 Molock
01. for the eljaning out ot Zurich Drain. /wont
of wo4
re to be done, ,500 cubic yards. Full p rtiou-
'rs may be obtained from the undersine41. The
°"t`est or any tender net nceesffarily a cepted.
Rn BESS, SR., Townahip Clerk, Zurich . 0.
• 1714-
usines
en's B.; cks.
Too, nu
bunk, vsor
to the lot
business
can't stand
filter the p
blood pro
trouble,gen
pain in th
natural re
can't ,atte
properly if
--TAO 1150 tr
Only one sure remedy th
DOAN'S
aIDNEY PIL
Take 9, hi it from busines
need them:
'I have taken Doan's Kid
I procured at the Medical
rheumatism and 'pains in t
back, with which I have be
the past six years. They d
good that I heartily recom
an excellent medieine for rhe
and backache." CHARLES C.
in agricultural implements,
boan'e Kidney Pine cure
or weak back, Bright's di
dropsy, gravel, eedineent in
frequent risi igs at night, rh
weakness of the kidneys
old people. Remember the
r- fuss alt others. Th
l?ill Co., Toronto, Ont.
ch rtisli • and
and niorry fail
of the -average
idneys
it; th y fail to
isons flroru the
erly. UrIna,ry
ralhinguor and
back are the
ults. A man
d to business
his ba.ek &choir
ing.
never fails -
S.
men who have
es, Pills, which
Ball here, for
small ofmy
n afflicted .for
d me so much
end them as
4matio troubles
Plus , dealer
rillia, Ont.
aokol e, lame
ease, d abates,
the ur ne, too
fttli m, and
child en and
name, oan's,
Doan Kidney
LAXA-
LIVER
PILLS
work while you
a gripe or ,pain,
ness, cdostipati
ache and dysper
you feel better it
Price 25e. at all
sleep -without
uring bilious -
n, sick head-
sia'and make
the inorning.
druggists.
•
SI
P.;
111
ZIA
1.1
L.;
Jig
L.4
GAUTHIER. 1.4
Price $1, Six for $5. As a liniment fo family use it ,4
has no equal. Ask your druggist or KendalPe
seavin Cure, :11sto Treatise on the lier e,"
the book free, dr addrees •
DB. B. J. LENOALL CO.,, ENOSB 'it FALLS., VT. .;
'2
The old reliable remedy for Spa ea Rilgbones,
aplinte, curbs and ali forms of Lame legs. It cures
without a _blemish- becautto it 'doe not blister.
North P:antagenet, On
Dr. B. J. Kendall CO.
Du
Dear Slt-Will you plese
a'gi re me a r
I have a mare thst is afflicted. I take ple
I have cured a Curb of our years' 36(
Kendall', Blister. by using it only ones an
your Spnvin Cure. As long AS I have ho
without Kendall's Sparin Cure and Kendal
stable. - Very truly yours
. • • ALOLPFICS
Feb. 10, '08.
medy for heaves.
re in stating that
ding with your
then applying
en, I will not be
,e Blister In toy
Z1141114+47414t141.1.411.1414Mt4104104•24141,042.4
unntn
4..Sores.
Mr. Stephen Wescott,
N.S, gives the following
with /3urdock Blood Bitt
"1 was very much ru
health and employed ourl
cian who attended me thr
finally my leg broke out
sore S with fearful birrni
thirteen running sores a
fr&na my knee to the top
All the medicine 1 took
good, so I threw it aside
B,13.,B. When one-half
was one I noticed
a change, for the
bet* and by the
time' I had finished
two bottles my leg
was perfectly heal-
ed -and my health
greatTly improved.
Free ort,
xperr nce
rs.
dowi in
cal p ysi-
e months;
n running
g. 1 had
•one 1iflhe
f my,f ot.
Id m no
and tied
he b ttle
Perfect SioLIt
a matter of ForeSight,
oir4"44
Many caseS of eye trouble alie
averted' b.)/ early application Of
Iproper lenSes. Present negleCt
means future troub e.
40A4.4
J. S• ROBERTS!
DRUG( KT AND OPTICIAN
SEAFORTH
CENTRA
Hardware
We have a complete line of
ranges, coal and weod heaters.
For a Mx hole range see our I
ford and Colonial, the best v
market.
In wood cooks Moffat's Crown
less and Gurney-Tilden's Family
first class stoves fitted with ste
warranted perfect bakers.
It yvill pay you to get our p ices be
purchasing. - •
tore .
ood ccJ ks,
nperial Ox-
lue in the
7
anda lch-
Bann r are
1 ovens nd
ore
Sills & Murdie
HARDWARE
Counter's Old Stand,
eaforth
RON EXPOSITOR.
CUR AIN RAISER
_ In Boston* all the aldermen are
free to the thethers.
Agnes Sorien is to art next
Athens, Alexandria and Constni
els•de Pitch's new play, which
eoeledy class, will be called "Th
•
The heroine of the new poeti
iy Stephen Phillips, "Herod, th
,8 Marianne.
Richard Mansfield has aec
iramatization .of "Monsieur Be
and will produce it probably in .
The shah of Persia in the cour
event visit to Paris was
he Opera, he clic:seising foi
cene from "F lust."
Marie Studholme, well
ountry, has been engaged
.oles at the 'Gaiety theat
lacing Violet Lloyd.. •
Miss Madge. L'essing
rancis Wilson Opera co
i.g Miss Minnie Ashley,
.1 ithdrew from the organi
Sarah Dernhardt says t
f diamonds (I( strays the.
f the face, dials the fire
ekes, the teet i look 'like
The manageinent of th
nglish Grand Opera co
o ived over 500 applicatio
11 sthe chorus o the new
Alice Nielsei 's sbirthpl
will next wint r for the
its youthful to nswonsan
haye oppor unity to it
operatic repert ry. •
Nearly evert actor h
Richard 11.fansfi id's is sal
beck riding; Ji seph Jeffe
Sol Smith Ru. sell's, his
Murphys, ske ching; N
his English cou i try place.
entert
the o
known
for th
r, Lo
mitted
inter in
inople.
s of the
Climb -
drama
King,"
pted a
ticaire"
unary.
e of his
ed
2i sion a
n this
eading
•n, re-
joi d the
pany, .eplac-
who cently
ation.
at the « wiring
t ex ession
f the s and
chalk.
Metr olitan
npany. has re -
0
s for
rganiz
ce; N
rat ti
echme
ar hex
s his
• to be horse -
'son's, jfi hing;
librar •, Tins
t Go d in's,
itione
e since
f moms
In her
hobby.
TAKIN4 THE REIN
1
Lord Derby, s081/4, is the thi d
ter for 11Iambri o King.
.'Connor, 2:04,. has 103 ¼vinnin
to his credit as pacer.
Frequent, 2:24 1/2, at Pontiac,
• a new trotter for Florida. •
The champio 2 -year-old tro
1000 is Jay Mecregor, 2:25Ye.
• k.rt Alco, 2:0, 1/2, is. the !Drily p r orm-
vi• to the credit' •f Blanalco, 2:19
Asote and T ie Abbot are n w the
champio trotting gelding
Lord Derby's lent in 2:0S1/4 is t1e fast-
est yet trotted b a green h.' "se 1911000.
Of the .35 new 2:10 pacer enly ve, or
about 15. per ce it, are out of dal s that
have
standard r cords. - •
.xeorgena's het t in 2:071/2 is the -astest
ever trotted iut e Charter Oak sake or
anSa of the clues c stakes.
At linden, nen • Vienne, Carrie 'ihields,
2:1314, by Legal Test, 2:20'5e -Ma wood,
2:29M, won the .500 crown staid, driv-
en by Ryerson.
The average ti ne of Atlantic Ki -g and
his sons Ilarry 1 and Fre ik Bo ash is
exactly 2:001/2, nd no other sir with
two Of his get e uals this.
111/1:
The Ohio mill onaire wbo . paid :,2000
trot -
heats
lls., is
r of
_for Praytell, 2:091A has not yet r
from _Europe, aid, according to
he is paying. E. E. McCaig() 300
.per month for tal ing care of the h
Hazel Kinney 2:091/, at Wo
Cal., Aug. 29, was the tenth 2:10
for 1900. 'She is the first 2:10 trot
McKinney, 2:111,1, and ie °sit of
known mare, or at least one 1Vhosp
ing has never be n reported.--1Hor
eport,
"bits"
*SQ.
land,
rotter
el' for
1131 un-
reed -
ratan.
POULTR POINTEERS11
Sell off the Sur
Clorn. is best fot
Al full, large re(
layer.
Ilowls that fea
hardy.
If there are old
eraily it will be b
as the hatching s
Peking ducks
Market fowls an
made to. weigh
weeks old.
It will be a bel
'eines to fowls in
they are kept fi
hours previously.
The objection to buying exhi
fowls for breeder is that they are
.ry made up 'of bi ds of different s
and will not bree I satisfactorily.
Ir fattening fo Is quickly it is a
to keep them quiet and to suppl
food ie a form that is easily dig
giving all that the will eat up clea
Turkeys' most h ve a good- range
prof table. They are good forager
insept destroyers, but they Must
plenty kf -ground to ramble over
los fowls soOn,
the night reed.
comb indicates good
!-- -
her slowly are u •ually
hens to dispose o
st to sell tbein
aeon is over.
re profitaiple, bo
layers. They c
five pounds whe
in administering edi-
their drinking water if
om water 'for several
gen-
soon
h as
n be
10
1
. THE C
R isin bread, w ich is made like ordi-
tsars . white bread with the additiCn of
one- alf cupful of raisins to a fliall loaf,
is al petizing for S nday night Supper.
Fest boiling ha 'dens the most t !ieider
meat., and the ref SOD . is this: ,Exccssiye
heat causes the a bumen in the mea t to
- become solid, so olid, indeed, that the
heat cannot penett ate the interior. •
OKBOOK.
Ation
sual-
rains
item
the
sted,
o be
and
have
It is not genei•ally known that a ayer
of sliced oisions pl ced on top of a roast
of beef and allow ed to cook there will
give a delicious flavor to the Meat, vvhi.le
theitt distinctive fi vor will not be notice-
bi
Onions that are
always lie in cold
fore serving to; 1.1
rank flaVer. If a
aftel'ivard, they- 1
.eLath.
o be eaten raw slitould
v a ter for lin hou • be -
them of the st.ong,
little parsley ii aten
.ave no trice on the
• ELECTRIC SPAR
s.
Electricians claii 1 that the ijuman ody
can beeome more or less inume3 t� sl odes '
from live wires.
In the Prussian government dock 'ard
at' Kiel -electricity is to supersede s cam
power. All the great machin ) shop are
to he electrically driven Iron a ce tral
power plant ef a capacity of ?,500 hsrse-
poWer. The same plant will 4ilso supply
energy for the powprful dockyard pu ips.
WOMEN'S WAYS.
..A Woman can Use .the svord "splen d"
so:it will do to describe a sermon, a. pat-
ent medicine,' a Ponset or- n piece of huc-
kleberry pie.
The divine right of kings isn't in it
with the right of he married- daughter
who comes home for the first time. to
show off her baby to her parentia-A-Sehi-
pon
MARRIAGE •LIOENSIES
ISSUED' AT
THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE,
SIDAFORTH, ONTARIO.
NO WITNESSES REQUIRE4,
A Tem
le Cough.
if lit
It people would only treat coughs and
colds in time with D. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup, there would be fewer homes
desolate.
The severest coughs and colds, bronchitis
and croup, and the first stages of consump-
tion yield readily to this powerful, lung_
healing remedy.
Read what Km Thos. Carter, Northport,
Ont., saysr "1 caught a severe cold, which
settled on my throat and lungs so that I
could scarcely speak above a vsliisper. I
also hada, terrible cough which my friends
thought would send me to my grave. I
tried different remedies but all failed to do
me any good until I took Dr. Wood's Nor-
way Pine -Syrup, and the contents of one
bottle completely cured me."
THE SEAFORTH
SAW
. . AND . .
Chopping Mills
R. L. CLARK
Having purchased from Mr. Josiah Watson
the Seaforth Saw Mills, has placed in the
mill
A new and improved Grain
• Crusher,
And i prepared to crush grain on ethe
shorte t notice, and for 5o a bag.
Giv1 us a trial.
R. L. CLARK, C4th.
886-tf
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to loan at 4 per cent on firet•olaea farm
land se eirity, Apply to 11 8. HAYS, Dominion
Bank BuildIng, Seaforth. 1807
Th
adieu
States
with
& D. Quality Satisflei"
E. & D.
E. & D. wheel is the only Oen
icycle that has built up United
business. It is the only bicycle
our -Point Barings.
In fo r -point bearings the load is trans-
mitted n a direet line, and there is no jam-
ming of balls in the races. In ordinary bear-
ings th load is transmitted at an angle,
which g eatly increases the pressure 011 the
parts o the bearing. In the E. & D. four -
point b ariug, the bearing never -sustains
greater ressure than the actual load on the
bicycle. In ordinary beariage the pressure
is often three times the actual load. E. &
D. local y guaranteed National bicycles have
four.poii t bearings in the crank -hanger, the
hubs, a • d the head. The bearings are guar-
anteed f r three years. =1
E. & P. Road Models, men's • 880
E & . Roted Models, ladies'.. .... . . ,..880
E. & •. Special Models, with gear case -870
E. & i. Racing Models 870
Liberal ptions are given in saddles, gears, tires.
The E. D. being a national wheel, is locally guar-
anteed. talogue on application.
sden & Wilson,
SEAFORTH
ou Make
istak
you hairs Paler Crean!"
Sallow Complexion, Cold
nds and Feet, Loss of Ap-
tits, Dyspepsia, Lack of
orgy or Stomach Troubles,
Yoti Make
A istake
Wh n you do not use Dr. Ward's
Blood nd Nerve .Pills to caunter-
act th se conditions. Why? Be-
cause hey j contain all .the natural -
elemen s necessary to build Ilia the •
human system. The woo; to a cure
lies Oloog the road from the stomach
to.the lood and nerves. All food
aoted on by the stomach aOal pre-
pared far absorption into the system.
Dr. Jardis Pills give just thFo-
p-7•alp to a tirgl s /stem, and cl.f-
fuse a glx,v ot hc1th throagh the
who: human f:ame.,
You fe.,
when I
and Ha
I licrarspif gott3R17_,,
!f_ e Br. Waril's 3iol.)(1
le Pills.
69 cta. per hoe: five .boree f :isoan All dreg.
ur S tut 'Wdd:unt'Ee.- O., ro:onto, t/aie
J. D McplAB, C. E.,
ONT RIO LAND SURVEYOR,
SEAFO - ••- P. O.
Engin er for Wingham, Seaforth,
Howicki Blyth, &c,
Cement Sidewalks, Sewers and Township
Drains wi I be given special ettention.
At Que 11'8 Hotel,
c'ff-=-7 •.f
15984f
--
JINGLES AND JI4STS.
Out of Po1it1es4
They are gettin out the banners; they are stertin
: up the band;
Tbey are mak' ri preparationfur commotion
through the land.
They are fixin up the speeches,
An they'll say the eagle seeeeclies
With a strident voice that reaches
Fur away on every hand -
But I've got to watch my minutea an be careful
bow they're spent,
Fur I see the landlord cornin round the corner
fur the rent.
I would like to be out with 'cm battlin on the
firin line, -
A•thoutin off opinions like the rest -it would be
ane!
I bet I'd reek° 'ern scatter
• When I told 'em what's the matter;
I would drown their roar an chatter
With this silver toegue of mine,
But somehow I could never make 6pInions pay a
cent,
An I see the landlord comin round the corner fur
his rent.
So I'vleeajnestt olee
'
about
concluded the what I was
ri
Is a plain an ploddin person gatberin fruits of
industry.
• I wan't made fur fight an laden,
An, although out of ac ion,
It's a certain satisfaction
To keep toilin patiently
An he knowin I kin face 'lm 'thou t a eign of dis-
content
When. I see the landlord comin rotind the corner
• fur the rent.
• Failed to Turn It DOwn.
Te88-I never saw any ofle! so slow as
Mr. Tinerusa
. Jess -He ie slow, isn't he'?
Tess -Awfully. We were sitting in the
parlor last night,' eridThe -suddenly saki,
"If you could onlY see how Much. I love
you, Pin sure you'd let me kiss you." I
told him "I couldn't see it in !that light,"
and he iust sat there like a stick.
Prement ay Husband.
Wife (who has been struck by a bi-
cyele)-Never mind, dear. Doiet make a
scone of it.
, Husband-Whatl Do you think I'll let
him go without saying what think?
Wife -But I'm not really hurt.
Husband -That doesn't matter. A lit-
tle more and he ini4t have run into me.
-Ti t -Bi ts.
1 .
The Buhr Trosn. the *ay.
There's a little bunch of diMples at the window
I
'cross the street,
Just the cutest IRO. --aidranger that you elle.I
eitariCed to meet
A,nd fe's good to Bit and watch him at his cunning
• baby play,
That little imp of swJetness, the baby 'cross the
s
way.
How we love to sit and watch him as he laughs
In baby glee
Or see him playing horsy on his papa's sturdy
knee, ,
. And his papa is the proudest when lie hears his
youngest saja:
"Oo, oo I Goo, goof" the baby 'crosa the way.
When' he bites the ring of rubber of pOunds his
tiny boot,
There cunetev,er was a baby half so cunning or so
And he is a gloom disPeller, like the sunshine of
the day, •
That little king of hOney, the baby 'cross the
- way.
But when we cling to downy pillows and the icy
streets are still, 1
And a wail of piercing anguish floata across the
other sill,
And he bawls away incessant till tl?ei morning
east is gray,
Then we feel that we could smoother the baby
'cross the way.
Spoiled Hie Breakfarq.
. "How is -the landlady this Morning?"
asked one of the boarders. 1
" 'Threatening' and. cooler,'" answered
the man with the hewspaper, Misunder-
standing the questhlm.
And the other .bil)arder, who was no-
toriously slow in satling with the land-
lady, looked part y clondy.
What Taletess Tralning
-"I suppose a high 'bred air is difficult to
acquire," suggested the ambitious one.
"Oh, not at ali," replied the observant
one. "Anybody can acquire tha , but it
takes training to giv one ease, g ntlenesa
and courtesy."
A Severe Jolt.
I was seated in the corner of the car
When I got a most excruciating jar,
• Not the ordinary kind
To which gripmen are inclined,
But a jolt that shocked Me more than that by far.
Far Lulea -xi the aisle a fr4cinatiog girl
Set my senses in an amatory whirl
When she turneda pretty smile H
• Toward my corner and the while
Showed the tips of teeth that glistened as the
pearl. :
I responded with a twinkle of my eye I
('Tis a little trick I studied, by the bye),
And,. although I passed my street,
Still I kept my corner scat,
For the hope within my heart was rennirig high.
Then it was I got the dolorific jar;
Just behind me, on the p;latform of the cbr,
Stood the man at; whom, 'twas
She was smiling through the pani.,
And -I'd ridden halt a m le or more too pr. '
'--Life.
No Pence A.Ilvoeate He.
Williee-Ain't the , Chinese anl Boer
wars shacking?
Bobby -No. I wish de,hull wo Id 'u'd
mix in, so as our joggerphy class 'u'd
have to quit till de crappin was o'er.
It Generally no is Come to rasm.
We aslc a dear friend, When we find hie) alone,
For his private opinion, mayhap,
And if it should chance to agree with o r own
lie's a mighty intelligent chap,
But if his advice isn't Iviiat we expect,
Or, say, if it should eier conie to pass
Our own cherished notions he'll calmly retect,
- We declare him an adjective ass.
Mieunderstanding.
The Editor -1 guess our corresitondent
ninst have been alluding to shoes.
The Assistant -Why so?
The Editor -He says the St. Louis
girls were there in large number -Chi-
cago News.
• Signe of Pall.
As signs of fall we can't but note thd earlier
sinking sun,
So, too, the earlier rising dame whose bargain
hunt's begun.
A Born Liar.
"The boy that say a he likes to go to
school," said the corn fed philosopher, "is
due to grow into a man that will saiy he is
not afraid of his wife." - India iapolis
Press.
The Why of It.
She smiles no more; I'tis ,not that sh
I3y glooni has been distracted,
But that her pearly white front'tee
The dentist has extracted.
-L-Baltinaore Ame can.
CASTOR IA
For Infants ai& Children.
The fae-
sigastars
at
7
best ,obtainable.
moat' rigid inepectie
that for ease in ope
poWer cream separa
Wel sell these mac
alloWed to 5decide
intending buyer fo
if not perfectly aati
chine, $75. Write
Brothers' warerooms
Tru
1C411i my
to get glie 'test
A cheaply made cream separator
is dear at any price, eeause faulty in
construction, liable to break, and diffi-
cult to operate. Th Sharpies No. I,
with a capacity of 325 lbs. an hour,
and the Sharpies W. 8, with a ca-
pacity of 300 lbs„ are the finest pro -
bets of the largest an1 best equipped
cream separator factorfr in the world.
The materials euterin into Jibe con-
struction of these n4ahinesare the
subjected to the
e work is done by akilled workmen, and i
. Without fear of subetantial contradictor], we lean say
ating, dean' skimming and durability, there is no other hand
or made by any one anywhere that is equal to the Sharpies.
nes on their merits. We believe that the 'rtryer ahould be
rich machine is beat for him to buy. We I eve them to any
a week or ten days, with privilege of retur .ing the machine
fied with it. Price of No. I reachine,49 W. R. 8. ma.
for illustrated catalogue. See sample mach ne- at Iiincialey
Seaforth. •
W. L. OUIMErTE, Lonclesbor
Ontario,
A WO DERFUL ANTISEPTIC COMPO#ND
• 1\77073TO
A Medicated Toilet Soap of the Purest, Awarded Silvelr Medal
• Britain Exhibition, 1897.
E REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD USE NOVIO.
eg. No. 3007. WHAT WHAT IT WILL DO.
1 -Prevents all cont
approaching where i
2-10 will clean and p
•not kill the gloss of t
3-11i will clean car
• them up.
4-Iti will clean linoleu
5 -It 'will clean bicyel
Novo le claimed to be the q
cleaner on market. Try It
Estate JON
SpN
OF THE
gious diseases from
is used,
lish paint work and
e paint.
ets without taking
s like new.
chain and rims,
eapest and best paint
n flu -ger marker on doors.
6 -It will clean and rem
grease stains from woole
ing. Also deans coat c
7 -It contains no alkali a
commended for washin
imparts a silky and nat
hair, and is especially u
Greatet
ve paint, oil and
and cotton cloth.
liars and hats.
4 is strongly re -
the head, as it
ral glosh to the
eful for ohildren.
pRICE 00 and 204 a HLOCIC
Full -directions on blocks,
NSON BROS. Hardware Seaforth
1687-52
•oliCULAR
SAW
. •
93
SEAFORTH D
• Ladles and gentlemen, than
patronage and now that a new
wish to let you know that I it
ready to 10 my best to give y
hi doing our work in the line
gentle= 'is and ladies' Wallin
• ripped as well as to have the
goods au renteed to give gocd
est notic Shawls, curtains
prices. Jesse do rot fail to gi
and egg taken in exchange
NICHOL Goderioh street east,
Church.
E WORKS
In you all for put
Bealsen is at band
still in the business,
O eyery eattefactien
cleaning and dyeing
, done without being
ripped. All wool
satisfaction on short.
etc., at moderate
re me a call. Butter
for work. HENRY
opposite the Catholic
1691.11
IT
You to
and
Pra
jec
beei n touch with
, their needs, and the b
. its iequirementa.
Every f eility at comman
essss. people both before an
We ate doing super
it. proVe ;It. Send for o
r4r.'. College Journal.
attend the Fore.t City Business
Shorthand Collegs, London Ont.
Veal instruction in practical sub-
. , For over fiftee • years we have
oung people and
siness world and
for aiding young
after graduation.
or work, results
✓ catalogue- and
WE
ERVE
,Principe •
1703-26
1,fr IsjW
UT;
Our direct connections I save you
time and money for fl pointe.
Canadian'No th West
Via Toronto orWage'
British Columbia and Califorula
points,
Our rates are the lowest. We hatve them
so suit everybody and PULLMAN TOUR -
'ST CARS for your accommodation. Oall
for further information.
Grand Trunk gollway.
Trains leave Seaforth and J1Iflbon etetions
allows;
Joree WiureL Bistro rst.
Passenger 12.40 v. ,m.
Passenger. .... .. •• 1.0.12 P. M.
Mixed Train.... -• a 9.20 A, la
lilted Train...-. 6.15 P. M.
Goma Eurr-- I
1 •
Passenger.. .. .... 7.68 4. 51.
Passenger.. .. .... 8.11 P. fal.
Mixed Train.... .. .. 4.60 /1.. 1,1,
Wellington, Grey Eend
G01150 NORM- Passenger,
Ethel 8.07r', m.
BrusftLe------8.17
Bltrevale., .. 8.27
.Wingham8.38
Goitre SOUTH- Pa13130er,
Wingham 8.68 4. S.
Bluevale . 7.02
Bauesele.... •. .. 7,18
Ethel . - 7.28
a
London, Huron an
GOING NORTH. -
Louden, depart. ..... . -
Centralia
Exeter:. ........
Honest', ...
• Kippen
• Brucelleld
Clinton. _
Londesboro -
Biyth-
Belgrave
Winghaen arrive- ...
Gorse Sorest-
Winghano, depart.... ....
....
Blyth_ •
Londeehoro........-
Clinton_ ..... e...
Kippen_ .
Ilensall.....
. . . .
• . • • . • • • . • .
London, (arrive)
•• •••
CLINTON.
12.65 r. M.
10.27 P. If.
10.15 A. M.
7.05 P. M
7.88 A.M.
2.66 P. M.
4.25 P.M.
Bruee.
Mixed.
1.40 r. w.
2.10
2.85
8.26
• Mixed.
8.55 A. IL
9.17
9.45
10.02
d Bru
e.
Passe ger.
8.15 A.M. 4.40 Pal
9.18 5.55
• 9,80 tun'
9.44 16.18
9.60 6.26
i9.58 8.28
lLM 8,56
0.88 7.14
10.41 7.28
1.0.68 7.37
11.10 8,00
Passenger.
6,158 £i. 9,15 a. la,
7,01 8.40
714 8.65
4.06
4.26
4.49
4.67
5.02
6.14
7.22
7.47
8.05
8.15
8.22
8.135
8.48 5.23
9.7a. M.6,1
H. R. Jackson
& SON.
DIREOT IMPORTERS OP
Jules Robin & Co's Brandy, Cognacs
Proem ; Jno. de Kuyper & Sou, Hol-
land Gin, Rotterdam, Midland;
Booth's Tom Gin, Louden, England
Bulioeh & Co.'s Seotela Whisky, Glas.
gow, Scotland; Jainieson Irish
Whisky, Dublin, Ireland ; also Port
and Sherry Wine from, Franee and
Spain, Agents for W ker's Whisky.
Ontario, Royal Distil ety and Davie
Ale and Porter, Toronto,
To THE PUBLIC :
• We have opened a
connection with our
bueiness in the rear o
minion Bank, in G
where we will sell the
the market at bottom
delivered to any par
free:
TELEPHONE 11.
etail store m
holesele bust -
the new Do-.
da old Istand,
bast go:ods in
Ptiailees. the 6-°°dtown.
The McKillop Mu
Insurance Com
FARM AND ISOLAT
PROPERTY ONLY I
151.&-tf
1.,tal Fire
anY,
TOM*
UREO
MIMS.
J. B.ilfeLean, President, Mime P. 0.; themas
Fraser, vies -president Brueeflald P40.'Thome M.,
Hays, Secy-Treas. Beaforth P. G. ; G. ;Bread -
.100t, Inspector 01 Loosen, 8esfo,ti P. 0.
Diall0,011111,
W. G. Brosdfoet, Beedorth ; John 0, Grieve, Yri
throp ; George Dale, Sesforth ; lJdihn Benneweis,.
Dublin; Jame, Evens, Beechwockl ; John WatC.
Mario& ; Thomas Fraser, Brimfield ; John B. Mo.
Lean, Rippen ; Jame* Connolly, Clinton.
AIMMT15. ,
Robb. Smith, Matlock; Rob*. McOlian, °Ms I
James Cumming Egmondv -e ; J. Yeo, 1bo1me.
ville P. 0.; George Murdie and J4hi C. Morrioon,
andliOn
Parties desirous to effect lint cgs eie trams
rot other busineseivrn be prompt' Attended to we
tpplioaMon to any of the above o ere, stiarsaled Se
respolive post egress.
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