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NOVEIVIi3R 23, 1900
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
BLAKE APPLE BUTTER AND CHOPPING MILL
will run only oil Tuesday and Friday after the
13th inst. JOHN THIReK. 1718-4
FOR SALE -Nide head good 2 year old rteek
steers between ten and eleven hundred weight.
Addresa MM. A. E. SAGE, Walton. 1716-tt
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-Will be told together
dna. Apply to D. BUR
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or separately on ea
S, lifeneall. 1711ett
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rolaN srArris, Clerk
1 Court, County Comm
'pupae land, Loan end
ivreted and to Loan.
'emu' store, Main street, •
If the Second Dlvist
4 loner, of Huron Cio
nsuranoe Agent. kale
Otape-Over Sharp
eatortb. tea
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TEACIliats
WANTED
FIEACHER WANTED.-,
L School Section No. 1.,
eg 2nd or 3rd Mese certifi
°gable up ta December li
sneers 1st, 1901. GEIRG
toy, eloleavorth.
ale
Howick
4te.
.
or female for Ulli4
and Grey, he;
Apply personally
Duties to oommen
ROBERTSON, So
17 i 74
ESTRA
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EISTRAY STEER.-
re son's farm. 1 riksj
krutthe 2nd of Novenaber
as horns on. Any infer
ovary will be roe arded,
'flog it will be preset:
rtb.
tray
d f
n
a t
We.
nd
ited
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mem
om Mr. Samuel Die
. rth of Willi hro
.-o•year•old red *tee
leading to ite r
ny person found ha
A. FORBES, Se
1717-4
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SALE.
—_
REAL ESTATZEIR
FOR SALE.-Iiine acre
Lot 12, Commie
lose and barn aiso
pen application. MFRS.
etich,
8,
erne
of
Ha
I irehard.
RO
.
land for sale, belt
. There in a frau
Partteulta
1ERT KYDD, SR
1699-tf
alARBI IN STANLEY
D 9, Concession 1, Lad.n
ffirueeileld, eoutainin
eared and in a god
alnder is hardword b
ige, 12 acres of wheat,
rchard and plenty of
ad on easy terms. _ Apply
ad P. O.
FOR
stout
Btatv
eh,
30
Wat
...ALE
It
of
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-For sato L(
sad, near the villag
100 acres, 90 acre
cultivation, the re
ere are good bulk
ed to grass, a goo
Will be sold obea
J. ROSS, Brucc
1676 -ti
'_TOUSE Alio THRE
a underaigned offe
rrhey with 3 acres of
Dutp1anted with fruit
a good stable on the place
It water. Fences are
von rooms in the houele
emises may be viewed
1INE
-1,110ICE FARM FOR
..) well Improved fartn
omprising 125 acres of
atom will be efterect
mm is conveniert tospho.I
dna the tarp upon which
inrele. Fur full description
impbell. Mitchell,
TWART, Ruseeldiale.
A
s to
land
4nd Dime
in
wi
at ,4ny
SA.
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for
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or to
It
sal
in
wi
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30,
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an.
tan
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'3 FOR SALE. -Th
his cottage in ' Hai
ood state of cultive
ental tress. Then
h pleasty of hard an
order. There am
is geoid repair. Tb
time. JOSEPH r
1695 -ti
That very choice am
• west boundary line
Concession 10, Ful
on easy terms. Tie
poet office, and ad
is Iloyai Presbyterial
d terms, apply to H
he owner, HUGE
1717x3
IESIRABLE PROPERTY
1 RA LE -Roautifuliis-
L
sitursted
SEAFORTH FOB
on Centro Street
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if
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adjoining Beat tea Grovel. There are two lots planted
with the choicest of fruit trees of all kinds and
II shrubs. A frame house, etone cellar underneath the
, • whole holm, a sitting ronm, dining room, summer
H and winter kitchens and four badrooms, hard and
soft water. It is one of the moet pleasantly lomted,
, I ecenfortable and convenient residences in Seat irth
and will he sold cheap. Apply to JOSIAH WAT-
1 SON, Seatorth. 170041
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F . rtARM IN HULLETT FOR SALE. --For sale, Lot
a
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a _U 4, Conoeselon 13, aIIiillett. containing 76 acres, ll cleared, underdrained, well fenced, and about 40
' r .ereiseeeded to great tr heettare fair buildings.
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; I Morels a cod orchard, 4nd a neverefailin a nn
creek runs through the f
house. It is near echoel
venient to the best markets.
not s foot of waste land ea
stock raffling-. It will be
terms. Apply to the un
IA.NE ROBISON.
rite and a good
and eo .I: office,
It ice eplendid
it, and is well
sold cheap
leraigned, Soatorth
well at the
and non
farm,
adapted foe
and on eas3
P. 9
1660 Ill
'HOUSE AND LOT
SALE. -For sale tl
tage in Harpurhey belonging
It contains three bed rooms,
room, kitchen and- prietr,
tion with a go:(1 cellar; also
The lot contains 1 of an
stable and is well plantedaeith
and small fruit 4. It is
be sold cheap. Apply to
SIILERY, Eeaforth, or
forth.
IN E1ARPURHEY
e conrfortab
-to the
sitting
. It is on a
hard and
Ore of land, has
verioue
pleasantly situated
the owner, MR.
to JAMES 'VATSON,
FOI
e frame cot
undersigned
room, dinlin
stone tounda
soft water
on it a goo.
kinds of 'nag
and wit
GEORG I
Sea
1716 tf
ARM ECR SALE OR,
of Lot 10 and Lot 9on
MoKillop, containing aben-
cleared and in good wt
ecriteof fall wheat. Good
water and s small rchar
for markets and oter cenveniences,
gravelroad passing by it.
taken in part payment.
December will be rertscil
allowance between Grey
stile by the acre or by tbd
able for rails and w od.
Walten P. 0. JAMES CAMPBELL.
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TO R.Ev.`T.-The
the 14th
iut 146 aeres,
ic, g order.
building+,
. It is centrally
A small
If not e-ld
The timber
I and McKillop
lump. The
Apply on Lot
East hal
Concession o
abaut ell acre
There aie '
plenty elf goo(
situate,
with a goo(
farm would la
by the 1st o
an the roa(
Is also to
timber is suit
10 or addre3
1716-tf
AUCTIONEERS.
nellOMA8 BROWN, L
1 Counties of Huron 1
A. M. Campbell's iniplenient
Teen Ex0081TOR C Mee, ‘1,1
Satisfaction guaraieteed, Or
ceesed Auc e - eer tot MI
and Perth. orders left a
wareroon s, Searonh, o
II receive pro. pt attention
no charge. 1708 tt
A UCTIO16;EERING.-B.
2.1. Auctioneer for the
Pea. Being a practieal
undeistanding the value
menta plants me in a be•ter
;niece. Charges moderete.
or no pay. All orders left
at Lot e3, Conceseion 4
,
ttended to. /
S. Philips,
cc-untie
firmer a
of farm- stick
position
Satiefact'
at Hensel'
2 Hay, will
,
Licensee
if Hurn an(
d thoroughl:
and imple
o realize gocx
on guarantee(
post office o
be prempte
1709-tt
STOCK FOR
SERVIOF.l.
s
leo PIG BREEDERS.
1. on Lot 26, Coneessen
&thoroughbred ClIF,STE4
bred YOREBUIRK Pro. A
be admitted to each. Terme,
of service, or $1..60 if Charaed.
White Piga for sale. JAMES
—
The undersigned
6, L. R. S.
Wu -nn Pm, a
limited nurnt
81, payable
Aln
GEMMILL.
will keel
Tuckeiemith
so a thoromeh
or of sows wit
at the Mini
a few Cheste
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Wholesale amij
Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
and Ti
Our lumber consiets of
and Pine. being veil maoufactured.
Red Cedar Shingles alae
your bills, you will be b!ui'e
factotilr- tgf Goderich
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& LAMB.
Retail Dealers
Cedar
m ber.
the best (mai
on hand.
to get the
street East
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171141
SEAFORTH
DYE WORK8
all for pan
in at hand
the business
satistactlor
ing and dyein;
without being
d. All woo
on ehert
at moderate
a call. Butte]
HENRI
the Catholk
1691-tt-
Ladies and gentleme I,
Patronage and now that
wish told you know that
ready to do my beet to; give
in doing your work in the
gentlemen'e and ladies' clothing,
ripped as well as to have
geode e uarentred to giVe
C51. netice. Shawla, /curtalne,
prices. Nesse do not tail
end eggs taken in enchange
NICHOL, Goderieh street
',Thumb, 1
thanking ycu
a new seasen
I am still in
you every
line of clear
don(
them ripp
gocd satisfaction
etc.,
to give me
for work.
eat, oaposite
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You to attend Forest Ci y Business
and Shorthand College, LcFndori, Ont.
Practical inetruction I in pr otioal sub-
jects, For over fifteen ye 'rs we have
been in touch with 'Young people and
their needs, and the beanie. s world and
its requirements.
Yvery facility at cOmmand for iding young
people both h6fore and afte gradation.
We isee doing superior work, results
Prove it. Send for our catalogue and
College Journal. \
J. W. WESTER-V.11LT, P cipal.
1703-26
WOMEN Will TALK.
Mem:Deal of a Death Drove
TRAGIC TALE OF AN INTAGLIO.
Can't Blame Mein -.P/r
ling each other about
burn's Heart and .N e r v o.
Pills.
•iar
THE GREAT REMEDY
B WEAR -NERV HS WOMEN.
Irs only natural that wh
a remedy which cures he
anc weakness' relieves
ac es,fputs color in her ch
her whole system, she sh
to let her suffering sisters
Mrs. Hannah Holmes,
n a woman finds
of nervousness
her pains and
k and vitality in
uld be anxious
know Of it.
t. James Street,
St. John, N.B., relates he experience with
this ;remedy as follows :--` For some years
I have been troubled with fluttering of the
he rt and dizziness, accompanied by a
thering feeling which prevented me
e was poor and
debilitated.
Milburn's Heart
sin
from resting. My appetit
I wks much run down and
"Since I started using
and Nerve Pills, the smothering feeling
has gone, my heart beat is now regular,
red, and I have
rough the tonic
el stronger and :
rs, and cannot
e remedy which
h,"
the fluttering has disappe
been wonderfully built up t
effect of the pills. I now
better plan for many ye
sayeoo much in praise of t
restered my long lost heal
, .- 'Deno Me iil to Suicide. .
A New Yor, it -List is tbe'possestior of
an' intaglio v,i,i,..i. has a peculiady tragic
history. Two et' its former owturs have
c:onimitted sukide because of in- .uences
more or less directly connected 1 ith the
fate of the imfollunate girl who e death
musk . was the Model of the sc IPture.
The present 'olfuer, however, 's more
artistic than sentimental or supe stitious
• and has no foam that he will imi at the
two previous possessors of the in agile.
Not :many years ago an aetist f more
than focal reputation was living in Bos-
ton. He had an only daughter, beau-
tiful girl With many graces whic I would
have -made her a'still more lovely vonean.
But, like the girl Hood sang abc ut, she
was "eashly importunate," and to end
her sorrOws she droWned herseli in the -
bay: The artist father, though -keenly
sensitive to the great grief, sti 1 noted
how artistically beautiful the -girl -was in
death. He made a. death mas , from
which the intaglio was made:
But the face haunted him. Those
classic ; lines, represating is d ughter
as she appeared floating in the w ters of
the bear, her eyes Closed and h,er _hair
floating like a mermaid's, seerned1to lure
him to[ follow her: He reflected on her
life and her sadder fate; how I might
have been because of his ;own s ernness
li
that she had destroyed her ye ng life
mI
and how In a large
measure he ight -be
responsible for her destruction' The
thoughts, became Unbearable, and he
drowned himself in the bay at th el identi-
cal spot where the !beautiful girl , had
gone to. her.fate. 1 1
1 The artist's -wife could not lear to
I have the intaglio near her and gave it to
' a New York friend. ',Phe friend ras not
' superstitious, but her husband i was a
sporting man who lost and won With the
. reckless abandon of men of hi kind.
' Naturally lie was a firm believer n lUck,
and thei marble features of that beauti-
ful face had a strange infatuat on for
Lim. He knew something of the history
of both ,the girl and her father. e mus-
ed over the Sculpture,grew despondent
and finally ended all by drowni g him-
self. The widow of the sporti g man
was net superstitioue, but aft r the
death mf her husband and know ng the
. fate of ,the girl and the artist s e was
willing to part with her treasure.The
present owner as an lartist admi es the
• bit of marble and ' tis a lever of the
strange eed eurious ' prizes it or its
story. I
HOW THE BRAIN TIRES.'
, .
Its Cells Shrivel Up Like a artly
, Collapsed palloon.
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SPA VI
CURE
III
The old reiable remedy for paring, Ringbones,
Slit ma, Curband all forms of Llemsno,g, It cores
without a blemish because it 1oes not blister.
North Inantagenet Out,, Feb, 10, '08.
Dr. R. J. Kendall Co.
ear Sire you please give m4 a remedy for heaves.
I If ve a mare that is afilleted. 1 take pieasure In stating that
h
I ve Cured a Curb of four years' Isanding with your
Ke dall's Blister. by using It only one; and then applying
you Spavin Cure. As long as I bay horses, Twill not be
it
wout Kendall's Spavin Owe and Ke dall's Blister In my
atu. le. Nary truly yours'
ADOLFIUS GAUTHIER.
Pelee $1, 81x for ($5. As a, linlmen for family use it
Ilea no equal. Ask your drug st for Kendall's
Spivin Cure, also ,,A Treatia on the Ilorse,"
the book free, or address
DR, B. KENDALL CO., ENOS URO FALLS, VT.
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The most chronic diseases of
the Stomach, Liver, bowels and
BloOd.
Thousands of testi,
those who have been permanent-
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BloOd Bitters speak f its unfail-
ing efficacy in Dyspepsia, Bilious-
ness, Sick Headache Liver Com-
plaint, Eczema, Erysipelas, Scro-
fula, Sores, Ulcers, BOils, Pimples,
Hives, Ringworms, awl all blood
humors.
If you want to be cured to stay
cured, use only B.B.E.
onials from
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Our guar-
antee means
Something. ,
We are not here to -4y and away
to -morrow; you know just where
to find us.
Comfortable vision Or your money
back, No guess work.
Acct:rate, scientific mea urernents and
tests t Difficult cases a pecialty.
RTS,
J. S ROB
gr AND C:pi-ICIAN.
SEAFOR+H.
CENTR L
Hardware Store.
We have a cemplete line f wood cooks,
ranges, coal and Wood heatees.
For a six hole range see o r Imperial Ox-
ford end Colonial, the be t value in the.
mark 60.
In Wood cooks Moffat's Cr wn and Match-
less a d Gurney-Tilden's Facnily Banner are
first class stoves fitted with steel ovens and
warranted perfect bakers.
It will pay you to get our prices before
purchring.
Sills & urdie
HARDWARE,
Oou ter's Old Stand, Seaforth
S.
Brain .cells, Olen. quite fresh and vig-
ems, May be likened to small Valloons
inflated rettdy for an ascent. T ey are
round and full, -and when seen unler the
micrescoPe they give evidence o being
distended. The cells ,of the tired brain,
on the other bend, are seen to be hrunk-
en,- as en air ball or toy halloo from
'which most of the air r gas has.e caped:
- -When ..our brains be in to work fter a
refreshing -rest or Me p they ar , says
-Pearsone Weekly, full of nerv4 fluid,
'Which the 1 ebsorbents of the bo y and
brain have !stored :up there like es fill
their comb. ! So soon a. work begi is this
vital forcei
ls sapped 1 to meet he. de-
f
. mends upox the brain, and the • recess
that goes oih during the whole tie e it is
working may be described M the ollow-
ing way: . : .
. Imagine that these cells re smell gob:
lets filled with liquid and t at the have
a tiny stem through whic runs a tube
or opening. The liqu'd -in the goblet is
drained by the demand -s 1 mud and
body a d slowly trickles throu h the
opening drop by dro e sin il cit 'or the
work ce ses or the goblet is exhau ted.
This hatter condition is no 'often reach-
ed for the sin -10e rea on t at the owner
j
of the brain is very uch tore li -ely to
• collapse When the .c 11 ha yield d h If
its vital fluid, you- be in to exper ence a
feeling of fatigue, and if y -o go o draw-
ing the contents of thel cells you ar doing
yourself injury in pr porti nate egree,
and nature will make you pay f r it in
some way or other.
But till the cells tue- no iniol ed in
any kind of mental work, which means
that one pert of the, brain • may b every
actively at work while the other s rest -
ing and storing up. nerve uid, hus it
is that a man suffering Irma bye in fee,.
may leave his books and go gol ng or
cycling and feel that lie is eally eesting.
Other cells are bein cal ed upan for
work now, while the tired ones—t ose.re-
quired for -mental ac ivity are e joying
repose.
But it follows that tile pact of th brain
which is called into activity for lice ily ex-
ercise is now getting tired, vhile t e oth-
er part of the brain is still at NS ork to
some extent, and so the cvlaole •f our
brain cells become atigu d, an teal
rest in the shape of sl ep is absolu ely es-
sential.
She Was King.
Queen Elizabeth Was not only qt
England, but also ki ig of Franc
cording to the Salic. law no
could be ruler of Irl'aillee, and Ilene
- could be no queen, but Elizabeth thdid, not
I
let at prevent her a suming a title. "If
I cannot be queen of France," sills said,
"I will be king." . i
The monarchs of England bore the title
for 432- years, hut on San. 1, 1801, te was
-cimitted-for the first ime siuce the days
of Ed Ward III. _ . ,
The English mon rch . is still called
-"Defender of the Faith," a title earned
by Henry VIII at t e time when as an
ardent : Catholic he wrote a t eatese
against the ',einem s 'which so leased
the -pope that he con erred the titl ueon
biin Henry afterweid refused n!kjgiasce
to Rollie, which led t the Englis refor-
mation
.-
• Why Her Per. s Were His • '
One of the wome delegates tustinhge
journalists' conferen e told an
story illustrating t ie ambition iwhich
many -persons have t see their utt es in
pant. = She was eng !ging a servant, an
Irish girl, but found that her term were
unusually high.
"How- is it," she a
such high wages?"
"Shere, ma'am,"
en with a- delightful
been in the papers."
"In the papers!
"Shure, I gave eve
London Chronicle.
eon of
. Ac-
-om LI 11
there
ked, "that yo want
'-as the answ r, giv-
brogue, "my nine's
'hat do you m an?"
lent at an h1ag ist."—
Whip awed.
The Chicago diver ee was talkin aboui
her former husband •
"Whet was the matter with the first?'
asked her friend.
"He didn't undersand me."
_ "Arid the second?"
"He did."- •
MARRIAGE LICEN ES
ISSUtD -AT
THE HURON EPOSITOR 0 !ICE,
EAFORTH, oNTARI4).
NC WITNES ES REQUIRED,
THE HURON
tXPOSITOTt.
TAKING TF-th REINS.
IYER
1
will work while you
sleep, without gripe or
pain, curin$. • tipation,
Bilious,ness, Sick Head-
ache and Oys psia, and
make you led better in:
the morning:
THE SEAFORTH
S.A.W
.. AND .
thoPPing
R, L. CL
mHialvl ing purchased from M4, Josiah Watson
the Seaforth Saw Mills, haIs placed in the
A new and impr ved Grain
Crnshe
And is prepared to crus grain on ethe
shortest notice, and for 5o a bag.
Give us a trial.
R. L. CLA.R
68641
K, 04th.
MONEY TO
Money to loan at 4i per cent
land security. 'Apply to R S.
Bank Building, Sealorthe
OAN.
on flrat-olass farm
HAYS, Dominion
1607
"E. 85D. Quality tidies "
E.&
The E. & D. wheel is
alien bicycle that has b
States business. It is th
with Four -Point Barings.
the only Can
ilt up United
only bicycle
In four -point bearings the load is trans-
mitted in a direct line, and there is no jam-
ming of balls in the races. In ordinary bear-
ings the load is transmitted at an angle,
which greatly increases the pressure on ithe
parts of the bearing. In the E. & D. four -
point bearing, the bearing never sustains
greater pressure than the actual load on the
bicycle. In ordinary bearings the pressure
is often three times the actual load. E. &
D. locally guaranteed National bicycles have
four -point bearings in the et ank-hanger, the
hubs, and the head.' The bearings are -guar-
anteed for three years.
E. & D. Road Models, men's 860
E & D. Road Models, ladiea' 860
E. es D. Special Models, with gear cane. 570
E. & Th Racing Models 870
Liberal options are given in sad les, gears, tires.
The E. & D. being a national w eel, is locally guar-
anteed. Catalogue on applicatio
Lumsden & Wilson,
SEAFORT
Heart Hu
bug
It is fashionable to-. :y to have a
new heart scare 24 hours.
The commonest sym oms of dys•
pepsia or nerve troubl such as pal.*
pitation, weak spells, oss ,of appee
the, and poor circulation„ are magni-
fled and distorted into Sitrious signs
of heart trouble, with the object of
frightening the publi into taking
this or that heart r medy. If a
hundredth part of the heart t ouble
we hear about were rikal, the eme-
teries would be filled ii a mon h. A
Wrong construction is
mon ailments in ord
the people into the be
disease is preva.lent,
heatt trouble, whch i
suddenly fatal when it
a rare disease. Lopsi
cannot convince an int
Iron is th,e, vital elemen
Too little irdn means
ut upon
r to -hu
ief that
COM-
"ibug
heart
whereas rea'l
1-) cadl- and
does oc-ur, is
%-ed al -gut lents
!li,Yeet -,-.-,eo,-)Ic.
;. of the L cod.
veakr_:;:s,-le.el;
of spirit, paid cheek., shortnes
breath, sieepl.:23:-;ae2s,
loss of Vital force, en .;n7,int-;ra!
breaktdowa. The L-ce.. in Pr. V./.1.-cl's
Blood and Nerve
ble form you need, ki
with other curcive a.•,-;.-.atz., -n a
mann,-;r that disease c
action. You feel
well • when you V,Y1rd's
-
Blood and Nerve
50e per bee, :a: ; ex, s' -
f' • • • (' ••- •
J. D. McNA
ONTARIO LAND
SEAFORTH -
URVEYOR,
0.
Engineer for:Wing am, Seaforlth,
Howick, Blyth, Culross, &c,
Cement Sidewalks, Sc
Drains will be given spec al attention.
At Queen's Hotel.
ers and ToWnship
Bay Star, 2:05, cost Penn Valley Farm
$1,000 and has won dyer $4,000 in Woo,
The' 2 -year-old fillyby Prodigal. 2:..
out of Rachel, 2:0Sr.i! is called . (;.,...: -
Spirit. ,
Sltperior, 2:231%, by Oakleaf, 2:23, trot-
ted in 2:13% in his work at Cleveland a
few days ago. .
( The 2:0-04 to wagon of- Free Bond
\giveS that -pacer the bbnor of being the
The fastest mile by a 2. -year-old trotter
fast >st Canadian bred harness horse.
Ti
reported this .season is 2:18%, shown by
Belle Sligo, by Sligo, at Louisville, Ky„
recently.
The trotting mare Bonsaline, by Stani-
boul, 2:073/4, who has recently lowered
her record. to 2:15 in California is out of
Bon BOO,. 2:26, the dam of Bonnie Di-
rec4.2:0514.
Mitmbrino King shoWs :up with three
fast. green .trotters thiS year—Lord Der-
by, 2:07, the fastest on record, and Me-
tallas and. Billy] King, each with a rec-
ord:Of 2:18%.
A new one for Gameleon, 2:251/4, the
good; son of Gambetta Wilkes, is Adrian
H, Who took a ecord Of 2:27% at West
Liberty, Ia., r cently and showed his
ability to trot. in 2:20.
The record f r pacing teams over a
half: mile trace was lowered to. 2:14 at
Canfield, 0., the other. lay by Brose Mc-
Mahon's Nicol , 2;13 e,.and Sid Scott,
2:191/4, driven' b their wner. .
At Washingto , Pa., the- other day the
$1,000 stake for 2:40 pacers was won by
II. je P., by Co clave, in 2:141/4, 2:15%,
2:17%. This is ehiev'ed to be the fastest
race !ever paced ver a aa.lf mile track in
the 2:40 class.
A lnew 2:30 trotter for Ly/1RO Bel,
2:101/4, and a good one, is General John-
son, who -won the 2:35 elass at Prospect
Park, Baltimore, Sept,. 13, trotting the
la-st three of six heats in 2:221/4, 2:23%,
2:241/4 over a half mile track. .
One of the most surprising events of
a reeent week•#Was the victory of Coast -
man , in the 2;09 pace: at- Indianapolis.
The son of BoUrbon Wilkes is now 12
year,old, and -his record of 2:08% had
stood ,for seven years. He won off the
-rel Sad stepped the first heat in 2:081/4.
-1-1erSe Review. ,
• THE PEDAGOGUE.
Professor Louis Dyer of Oxford uni-
versity has been chosen to fill the new
lectureship on the history of art at the
University of California, a chair estab-
lished through the generosity of Mrs.
Har-
vard.
e. IIearst. rofessor Dyer was for-
merlycu
a member of the faculty of Har-
.
The board of tirstees of Jefferson Med-
ical College in P iiladelphia has resolved
to establish a lahoratore of clinical medi-
cine es a memorial to the late Jacob M.
Dn Costa, who h id been a teacher in the
collegei for mor than $0 years. Con-
tributions to a fa nd for this purpose are
solicited.
Del. Paul Haupt of Johns Hopkins uni-
versity i who secured for Yale a collec-
tion of. Arabic manuscriPts on his recent
trip tce Europe, iiought else for a Balti-
more gentleman another collection of
Arable and Turkish maeuscripts valued
_a t -$25,i000. Thi S last is 'to. be presented
either to Princeton or to ohns Hopkins.
. President Eliot of Ha 'yard is not af-
flicted with what the students of that
place call the "Harvat-1 handwriting."
On the contrary, in Sp te of the vast
amount of writing he does, his "copy" is
alwayS clear and even, with few era-
sures. 1 There is a tradition to the effect
that 4 never yet received a uery on it
from :a printer.
; r
CRACKED CI HI A. -
Every time the conceet in China gets
read ' to play the instrunient of the first
fiddlejr snaps a string.—Tlacoma Ledger.
The Chinese demonstration ver the re-
mainS of Baron von Ketteler will hardly
appeeSe the kaiser. He .is insisting upon
the r6inains of a few Chinese officials.—
Washi gton Post. .
What difference does it make whether
Russi leaves Peking or remains there
with t e few thousand troops when she
has aj conquering army within striking
distal) e of the capital ?---Baltimore Amer-
ican. 1 .
The ' German emperor acquits Kwang
Su of guilt in the premises, which is just.
Nobody can rightfully aecuse that unfor-
tunate young prince of eomplicity in the
atrocities which have been committed in
his naine.
The disposition of the empress dow-
ager from her position as guardian of the
throne! must be secured by some means
or other before China's accountability
and reliability will meet the require -
meats ' of civilization.
RAILWAY TIES.
In 24 hours nearly 700 trains pass in
and oet of New street Station, Birming-
ham, ngland.
The efforts of street railroads to en-
courage pleasure riding has arisen out of
a realizatiou of the important part that
factor, plays in the receipts. Por in-
stance, it is stated that; in Chicago "the
difference between a pleasant and a rainy
Sunday often amounts tO $20,000."
The Bolivian government has appropri-
ated about $50,000 for the preliminary
survee of three railway ines, from.0111114
to La Pae,:and Lake Tit•caca, from Oruro
to Cochabamba and fr m Challapata to
Colquechaca. Another road is to run
from Potosi to the Argebtine boundary.
Las year two ItaliJin railway lines
passit g through swamp,' reginas supplied
all ti dlr. station boasts with mosquito
nets. In consequence there has been
such a dirninutioti in Lb . number of cases
of ne !aria that �ther Ines in Italy and
in Sicily are about to adopt the same
measeres.
THE ART dF WAR.
An infantryman with fixed bayonet has
at least an equal chance against a caval-
ry soldier with lance on sword.
The, emperor of Aus ria has issued an
order forbidding the u e of any sort of
automobile during the- Austrian maneu-
vers or in the Austrian army.
Official figures show that in a force of
25,390 officers and 862,800 men engaged
in the FeancoGermau war the battle
losses. were 1,650 officer and 26.627 men,
while 144 officers an 10,942 men met
their deaths from dise se.
The bayonet had its origin in the fact
that a Basque regiinent at Bayonne, run-
ning out of ammunitioeli, placed their long
handled knives in the lends of their guns
and did deadly work Iwith them; hence
the word bayonet fron Bayonne.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
it's
ovary
wuppat.
•
—
H1
JOIINSIN BROS. pi DWARE
4.,t,,t#tet4t
COOD CHEER COOK STOVES,
for wood or ccal, a perfect baker, a fuel saver, elegant in
appearance, one of the best family cook stoves made in Canada,
We also keep' in stock the celebrated "Jewel" stoves, range .
heaters and furnaces. A number of odd lines in cook stoves and
heating stoves, for wood and coa!, will be closed outat about hal
regular price, as follows i
1 , ne No. 9 Home Jewel cook, regular $23, for $14.
ne No. 9 Loyal Pennant, regular $25, for $14.50.
!le No. 9 Perfection Cooker, regular $25, for $15,
no ....‘,To. 9 Maple Cook, regular $25, for $15.
ne No. 9 Hwitler, regular $18, for $12.50.
ne, Waverley Wood Heater, regular $10, for $6.50
ne Perfect Jewel, with oven, regular $35, for $25.
; And several others we have -no space to mention,
,
, new and good stoves.
AMPS.—A beautiful assortment of Parlor and Hall Lamps jus,
opened up, very cheap.
These are all
AL,NTS AND OILS—We are selling quantities of Sherwin &
Williams' Paints and Enamels. Use no other, they are the best.
e have much pleasure in informing the many patrons of this well-
known firm that we are again in shape to do business. Our store
has been remodeled, and made one of the most attractive and
modern hardware stores in the county. Our stock of general and
building hardware, stoves, tin and granite ware, cutlery, lampsp
farm tools, etc., is complete in every department. We have en-
tirely re -organized our expenses, and having no rental to pay, can.
afford to sell our goods at lowest possible prices. We respectfuIli
solicit a share of your patronage. Courteous attention will be
given all, whether customers or not. -
staite Johnson Bros., Seaforti
10MET11ING NEW
ND UP-TO-DATE
AT -----
J. W. ORTWETN
We have lately added a supply of fresh groceries to our stock and we are
reparad to show our farm and town customers these goods which we feel sure
ill satisfy the most economical and particular housewife.
Below are a very few of the bargains we are offering -18 lbs. best standard.
vranulated sugar for $1.00, Twenty pounds best coffee sugar i $1.00, Three, cans
e:nnee... goods for 25c and 2 cans best salmon for 25c. Wanted--1,0001pounda
.f goose and duck feathers and one car load quarter cut dried applebefore
eceraber 1st. We also want all the butter, eggs and poultry you can bring us.
SI
a
UNDERWEAR -
J at arrived a full line of Minerva underwear in all the latest sty es and
akes. Also a fine range of ladies', gentlemen's and children's un erwear:
ome _n and inspect them and you will find the quality and prices right
'We have on hand a lot of tweeds, overclats, gentlemen's suitings and hats
hich, as we are going out of these lines, we -will run at anbelowbelow cost
M I LLI N ERY DEPARTM EN •
Our show room is open to you. Even if you do not wish to purc4ase you
e we come, but we feel sure you will be pleased and delighted with the styles
Liss McEwen has on exhibition and will not be satisfied until you have become
e possessor of one of ourlats or bonnetts. Baby bonnetts a specialty.
Cash or Produce and One Price Only.
AAWAAAAMWANAAAAAAAAAA
Remember the place—
J. W. ORTWEIN7is
Seaforth's Only Cash Dry Goods Store, under the Town Clock.
I IT DOES PAY 20
_RUBBERS
:4,47fAiro
, •
will outwear
two pairs of
Ordinary Common Rubbers.
Search the World and you will
find nothing Seet11
better than IPoutpu
.7mitated by Every Rubber
Manufacturer and Dealer, but no
imitation has our specially Manufac-
tured Rope Canvas or Duck, the
only fabric which can be thoroughly
imp-egnated with the Para Guru.
When worn out have leather sole
put on and use for a Plow Boot.
Thej. D. KingCo., Limited, have
the only11:011
genuine Sib" Ifre7 Rubber.
Don't buy unless the words
rogir, are stamped upon
Ruh bar ; al.15.19th
others
the Public. earseoflreauodfs uepaocnh
511
PS
It Does Not Pay to go Elsewhere.
Snob is the verdict of the graduates
of the ,
THE CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CHATHAM, ONT.,
No stand unrivalled In Oana4a for thoroughness of
course and success in get'ing graduates placed in
choice positions.
In a recent Issue we furnished halt the Mb .of forty
placed in abont as many days, Here Is the balance;
Fred Morley, advanced to New York office of Suth-
erland Innis Co.
Tenet McMillan, with a firno in Detroit, Michigan.
C B. Struthens, Teaeher, West Side Buainess Col-
lege, Chicago, in.
Kit Kirkwood, Stenographer, l'Westminister" Of-
fice, Toro -to, Ont.
Bessie Barnaby, Stenographer, 0, B. Draper, Grand
Rapids, Michigan.
Grace Remington, Stenographer, Sweet & Eastman,
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
H, A. Coleman, Bookkeeper, Peter Hagart, pro-
duce dealer, Blenheim, Ont,
Elsie Turner, Stenographer, Steele te Dart, Ridge.
town,- Ont e 1
Elmer -Smith, Aesistant book-keeper, Harris Pa-
per Co., Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Wm Allison, Assistant book-keeper, G and Rapt&
Cycle Co.
W.F. Adams, Cold Blast Feather Co Chicago, 111
A, D. Uccle, chewed from Troy Business College
ee Temple Business 0-1 ege, Philadelphia, Pa.
M. Al, Maxwell, Remington Typewriter Co,, Tor-
onto, Ont,
Douglas Stevens bookkeeper Western Steel Works
Chicaeo, Ill.
Louis Porter, temporary book-keeper Grand Rapids
Cycle Co.
Marie Burr's, stenographer Bell Telephone Co.,
Guelph, Ont.
E Maude Buchner, stenographer and assistant
book-keeper George Stephens & Co, Mather:La Ont.
Edna Scheufler, book keeper Charles A. Schermer,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Grew Yanzeeren, stenographer David Burns.
Grand Rapids, Mich,
Berth* Rambling, tenirmeary steloographer Grand
Rapids Braes Co,
280 in the ten months epding June 30th, 1200; 72
In the next two nionthaer 40othershave epee% been
placed in about as many days. What do you think
of it? Can you afford to go elsewhere? Write for
catalogue of either department to
McLACHLAN & CO.,
1684,
- Chatham Ont.
AN ITEM OF INTEREST. Tax Notice.
Farm cans taken at lowest rates; payments to
It borrower; satisfaction guaranteed; all corre-
ndenee cheerfully answered. ABNER COSENS,
Ingham., Ont. Office -At Oorner of Minnie and
triek etreets ;_every batnrday all day. 1667
Charles Dodds, collector of taxes for Ittelilllop, will
be at the Royal Hotel, Seat nth, Feiday and Satin -
day afternoons of each Week for the reeeivIng of
taxes. All parties Interested will govern themselves
accordingly. All taxes nest be peld before Decem-
ber 14th After that date 6 per eebt- will he added.
CHARLES DODDS, Collecltor. 1717-4
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