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IMPORTANT NOTICES.
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PEOPLE RECUVERING
1)0-11.,ER AND ENGINE FOR SALE.—For sale
) sia horse power bolter and four hotel power
engine. Boiler has only been in use about three
menthe. Apply to P. MeOttEGOR, Brucefield.
172154
WOOD WANTED.—Wanted at the Egtoondville
YV pottery, between fifty and sixty cords of
black ash, half drv and half green, 4 feet long. Apt-
.
ply to F. BURGARD ea SON, Egmondville. 1726 -ti
Team BEATTIE, Clark •vf the Second Division
tal Court, County Commissioner, of Huron, Con-
arayancer, Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
Itayeaaaa turd to -Loan. Office—Ovor Sharp &
;Liven store, Mato street. Seafdath. 1289
iNEDAR POSTS WANTED.- -Wanted, 400 ctilar
! 1„. poste, 8 feet long ant 0 inches at top end; oleo
Iva poets 9 feet lorg and 8 Inches at top clod. The
highest cash price will be paid. To be delivered at
W•nthrop littera Mareh lat. Apply ta or address
TLflIAS DROOM, Winthrop P:� 1714x1
_ •
latOR SALE IN EGMONDVILLE. For sale in Eg•
ondvillc, two 11,Brefl of Rood land with comfort -
/111k frame dwelling and outbuilding. The land is
clean, v &1 drained and fenced. There aro a few
.goad apple trees and some small fruits on the place,
It alit be sold oheap. Pes3ession at any time. R.
[HICKS, Egrnonelville. 175xb
A BARGAIN.— ow will buy a nice comfortatae
• frame houee and a quarter of an sere of good
land, pleasantly eituated in the vil age of liarpur-
, hey. and 1 nate et of the thriving town of tlea.
forth, has a gro3 cellar and le well fenced. There
a.re a Lumber of good fiuit trees and hard and soft
• water close to the houee. Apply to the undersigned.
JAMES Me.NAMARA, BCN 14, deraoith 1', 0.
1724-tt
From Pneumonia, Typhoid -Pr, Scarlet
Fever, Diphtheria, La Grippe or
any Serious Sickness
MY MOTHER-IN-LAW.
When I courted wi' Nlisgie, her mither did cry
Xhat nano co`uld s•lit .11 like Maggie and I;
ilut slim; we' re gt.t la irrel a ella,e N 0451112 a' ;
Noo canna get on her. Mther
• When slit, talc'su rin hy the e she sits
An gvi.s o'n to Maggiv 1,1' el !lining, In:. .
!She says, "Dtmla learq him ale ((ista( n
She's a meddlesome lady, rry minter- n -law.
She picks Pants wi' this; and she pi ks fauts wi'
'• that;
She even picks (guts vi' ool Innocent cat.
She scolds at oor Wean w g 'eets on hil
MOW;
She's a lseidstrong at ld ladj, my mither-in-law. '
Require the Nerve Toning, aloe En.
rIching, Heart SustalnIngActio of
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pill
When she speaks of
a' doon,
An she thinksthere
oor ndebours, al e ring them
no mony her In the
• toon;..
•lf8ho does ony gold turn, loudly She'll Wow;
She's real fond of he self, my auld m ther-in-law.
Some nicht.t Will op n my mind on her yet
An tell her .of Hornet ling she winna fcrget.
111 tell her she win a come here an 9nisca'
FoIka wha niver ha herin'el her, my minter -in.
law.
Pro
ssi
FOR SALE.
It
nn to e.
se that it
esery per -
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every
wane?.
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:tore
-Drees FOR SALF.—The undereigncd has for sale
,laa 7 tholoughbred bulls, 0 grey in color and I red,
ranging in age frcrn 7 to 2?, months. These animals
are all eligible for registration and are excellent
stock. Also two cows in oalf. Apply to ALEX.
CAMPBELL, Lot 2E, Concession 10, Hibbert, Croni-
arta 1'. 0. 1723x4
r11110R0 BRED STOOK FOR SALE —The under-
." signed bas for sale on his stook farm, lot 31.
Concession 5, L'aborne, five thoro bred registered
bulls from the best strains and ranging born ten
months old, up, one being 1 years cld and a very
superior animal. Four are red in color and one roan.
Also a number of cows and heifers, either in calf or
hex e recentla calved_ These are all pure bred and
are recommended.. If desirable an exchange will be
made for stock steere. THOMAS CUDMORE, Huron -
dale P. 0. 1720-11
AUCTIONEERS.
It is well known that after any s rious
illness the heart and nerves are extr mely
weak and the blood greatly impove shed.
For these conditions there is no r rnedy
equals Milburn's Heart. and Nerve Pills.
It estores all the vital forces of the body
w ich disease has impaired and wea ened.
]vIr. T. Barnicott, Aylmer, Ontees ys "About a year ago I had a severe ttack
of La Grippe winch left .my system in an
ex tausted conditibn. I could not egain.
steength and was very nervous and sleep. -
IeSs at night, and got up in the m rning
as tired as when I went to bed.
"1 had no energy and was in a iser-
• able state of health.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, which
I got at Richard's Drug Store here, changed
me from a condition of misery- good
health: They built up my system, strength-
ened my nerves, restored brisk circ lation
of my blood, and made a new man f me.
"1 heartily recommend them to any one
seffering from the after effects of rrippe,
or any other severe illness."
rpuomAs BROWN, Licensed Auctioneer for the
Coucties of Huron and Perth. Orders left at
A. M. Campbell's implement warerooms, Seeaorth, or
Tu ExPOSLTOR C dice, will receive prompt attention.
Satisfaction guarantetd or no charge. 17C8 tf
A laCTIONEERING.—B. S. Phillips, Licensed
1-1 Auctioneer for the counties of Huron and
Perth. Being a practiell banker and thoroughly
underetanding the value of farm etock and imple-
ments, atom me in a be.ter position to realize good
prices. Charges mod- rate. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay. All ordere left at Heneall post office or
at Lot 58, Concetsiou 2, Hay, will be promptly
ttended to. 17094t
STOOK FOR SERVICE,
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KENDALL'S
SPAVIN
110 PIO BREEDERS.—The undersigned will keep
e_ on Lot 26, Concession 6, L. R. S., Tuokersm3h,
thoroughbred Taawortatt Pro, also a thorough-
lortd Yoaffannto Pio. A limited number of sows will
be admitted to each. Terms, al, payable at the Woe
• of eervice, or $1.60 if charged. JAMES GEMMILL.
1608-52
fri0 STOCK BRESDERS.—The well known Short-
" horn bull, "New 'tar's 0.fa" 2208T has been
removed from the premises of htr, William Chap-
man to the prereises oo the undersigned, where he
will be kept for the improvement of stock until
further rio'lee in these columne. I also keep for
servi,e a arat class improved Yorkshire boar. A.
G. SMILL1E, "Good Cheer Farm," Tuckersmith.
1721t1
KEATING & LAMB,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Cedar Posts
and Timber.
Our Rant:Kr consists of the Lest quality of Hemlock.
and Pine, being well manufactured. Any 'impala of
Red Cedar Shingles ala aye on hand. Bring along
your bilis, you will be sure to get them filled satis-
factorily. tar Goderich street East 171141
H. R. Jackson
• & SON.
,tinas
fur-
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itt
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ziwziwzonvAtustlivaimomersloaNi4.4...w.,A
• • a
Tho old veleta° remedy for Searing, Rieralenes,
Splints, Curbs and all forms of Lameness. It tiros
Ster.-
without a blemish because it doeS not bl
•- North Plantagenet, Ont., Fab, 10,
Dr. B. J. Kendall Co.
Per Sirs you please give me 5 remedy for
I havo a snare Ora is afflicted. I tako palmier° In stall
1 have eured n Curb of four years', standing wisil
Kendall's Blister. by using it only ones and then np
your SpavIn Cure. As long as I haVe horses, I will
without Kendall's Spavin Cure and Kendall', Blister
Very trul y yours,
• A13OLP1IL'S GA.UTHI
eves.
g that
your
lying
ot be
n rny
R.
Pelee $1, Six for 1118. As a liniment for farnfly4se it
has -no equal. Ask your druggist for Ken at1Ps
Situate Ouse, also "A. Treatiee on the 11. se,"
the book free, or address
DR. B. J. KENDALL CO., ENOSBUROALLS
VT.
IRE= IMPORTERS OP
Jules Robin & Co's Brandy, Cognac,
France; Jno. de Kuyper & Son, Hol-
land Gin, Rotterdam, Holland;
• Booth's Tom Gin, London, England ;
Bulloch &Co.'s Scotch Whisky, Glas-
gow, Scotland; Jamieson's • Irish,
• Whisky, Dublin, Ireland; also Port
and Sherry Wine from France and
Spain, Agents for Walker's Whisky
Ontario; Royal Distillery and Davie
Ale and Porter, Toronto.
To THE PUBLIC;
We have opened a retail store In
connection with our wholesale buai-
businese in the rear of the new Do.
minion Bank, in Good's old stand,
where we will sell the best goods in
the market at bottom prices. Goode
delivered to any part of the town
free.
ELEPHONE U. 151.6-tf
Merton Stock Farm,
LOT 27, CONCESSION 8, HIBBERT
Eye Rest
For
Tired
Eyes
Thoroughbred Durham Cows,
Heifers and Bulls
of the moat feshionable strains for sale at
reasonable prices. Post office address,
DAVID HILL, Staffa.
1selett
MONEY TO - LOAN
Money to loan at 4i per eent on good farm BOCUT •
ity. Apply to JAS. L. KILLORAN, Barrister, Sea-
forta. 1712.11
To the public of Seaforth
and surrounding_ country
II A VING PURCHA RED
Ilhe Meat' Business
Formerly conducted by
T. R. F. CASE & (20.
1 trust, by strict attention to business and
aupplying a first class article at a reasonable
price, to merit the patronage beetowed on
the late firm.
Will pay the highest market price for
dressed poultry, good hides, skins and tal.
OW.
rfiED GALES, Seaforth,
• 171941
J. D0 McNAB C E
, C. .9
ONTARIO LAN O SURVEYOR,
SEAFORTH - - - 0.;)
1
Engineer for Wingham, Seaforth,
Howick, Blyth,i Culross,
Cement Sidewalks, Sewers and Township
)rains will be given special attention.
At Queen' a Hotel,
1693-1
Is obtained our
scientifically fitted glass
They enable the eyes to
much work and possibly
without tiring than the
ever did. Satisfaction
anteed. Eyes tested fr
J. S ROBERT
es.
do as
ore
uar—
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DRUG( 51* AND OPTI IAN*
SWORTH.
CENTRAL
Hardware 8
ore.
A PSYCHI PHENOMENON.
In This; Case "o Heed Wasf Paid to
- the Warnings.
"Speaking of ,uperstitions and strange
warnings that Come to peop e;" said a
veteran Washington corresp ndent, "I
had an experie ice once tha I hardly
know how to ae ount for. I ay say in
advance that I- don't believe in any of
the business tha cnnuot be demonstrated
Beientificolly. 0 e day not a reat while
after the prese t elevator to the house
press gallery, hat been put in my mother
sent for me to , top at her huse on my
way down town, as she, had something
particular to see me about..• went, and
she asked mo if there Wasn't a new ele-
vator to the press 'gallery. I told her
one had beeu put in three or four months
'(fore that. SIM said that ,was -it and
that I must not ride in it,. for she had
dreamed the night before that I ha been
.crushed to death in I laughed •t her,
of course, and wont on my way.
"Down oa F treet 1' met tin out t who
told Inc she had sothething odd to t 11 me.
She seid she hod been the day before
with a niece of ber husband to see a for-
tune teller, as the niece had taken a
fancy .to see one. of those fakirs The
fortune teller, however, nsteed et telling
the niece anything lied directed er re-
marks -to her (my aunt) and had told her
that she had a relative, a youna man,
whom she should warn, as 1 e w•uld be
crushed to death in an elev tor. That
WaS rather a jar to me, as I as er on-
ly young nian (relative .and s, I had so
shortly before been warned .b het moth-
er. However, I laughed at her also and
went on my way to the apit I.
, "I went about the count ttee rooms
awhile and at last, quite forg tful of my
late warnings, went to the elOvato • to go
up to the gallerY. The elevator rt an, an
old fellow -whom I had. known for some
go there,
ked to me
It's the constant_ st
and vrorsy under ,w
the profeesienal
labors ti e irregularit
habits anctless of reet
makee hitt eculiarly
ceptib:e okic1n y trou
First it's,h4sistehe,
urinary diffibult1ie�, th
unless it 9 attended
Brigh 's Jiseso an
death.
N'
KID EY PI L
Strength° and inviter t t kid eys
—never fa 1 to give q ic r he and 4urc
the most o • senate cases.
Rev. M P. Campbell, as or of the
Baptist C urch, Esse*, 0 t. e s: "F om
my pen° • al use of Dote 1s Ki s ney P'lls,
whittle I g t at Sharoe's r g tore, I can
say they re a most sae 11e t emedyf for
kidney tro b es, ancl I rec d th to
.uffererf o» such coMp ts.
ae,
ain
ich
an
of
hat
us -
les.
en
n-
0 ---
HORI BL
Keep Mir horse comLr
of Br darick's Bore
have t e largest and es
blan ts, Goat, a1lo
• robe e town and ti1e
• harne s ts also unser as
SLEIGH BELLS are elhe
before -
We also h ye 4 nice stobk
yahoo .
• time, was in th
and before ope
through the bar
den't Its)
cage when
ling it he. to
. _
said he, 'wh ther I
ought to let you come in here n u t.'
• "'Why not?' I inquired, lau hin
" 'Because,' saidhe as serious s could
,be, 'I dreamed last eight that,1 lad run
the elevator upjtoo high and that as you
• started to get In you slipped so .e way
under it, and w ten I got down t. you .at
the bottem of t e shaft you were smash-
ed to death.' I 1-
• 'This looked ike the 'fate' thr e warn-
ings,' and I co fess I had a re% doubts
myself, but I h d sorne nerve lef , and I
jollied him on is notion and ot in. On
my way up I old him what my mother
and any .ftuut ad Old me, nd the old
fellow' was so scared that he hardly
knew what to o, but. I got thr ugh all
right; and up o date I -ha e •ot beeu.
crushed in that elevator or an other,
but of course hat's no sign on't be,
and if I ever a the cranks ill be st re
to hold me up ts A frightful xa ple. I
suppose there 'are some eo le who
-Woulidn't ride in that elevtttor for all
kinds:, of mone ,,aud still they nay fall
down., stairs at env meuieut 0 d break
their necks."
BRO
CAD
ab
la
a
ed
sa
e with one
kets. We
ock of 1-orse
and Bear
lity of our
per than ever
of 1 trunks and
roes the T_iow
'$ BLOCK S
A
st —
ARN ESS
HOP,
ORTH.
1710x.13
We have a complete.line of wo d cooks,
ranges, coal and wood heaters,
For a six hole range see our Im erial Ox.
ford and Colonial, the best val e in the
market.
In wood cooks Moffat' a Crown a cl
Matoh-
lesrand G urney-Tilden's Family anner are
first class stoves fitted with steel ovens and
warranted perfect bakers. -
It will pay you to get our pri ei before
purchasing.
Sills & Mu
HAFIDWARE
Counter's Old Stand.
die
eaforth
'DOES IT PAY 0
Road the following lettter received by the' prim!.
pal of the
THE CANADA BUSINESS 0 LLEGE,
CHATH1, ONT.,
• Ile
They tell a g
engineer who
as guide when
be -sent out to I
way* as cool as
excited. On o
ing a' new Ma
bey d Orders.
od story abont
as always aseign
a gieen enginee
arn he road
a cueumber a
e occasion
the
nd t
. w
line and si
hind liim in the cab. They Were
a sherp- ;cure' vviviel they per
flagmen corniut towird them, w
,red flag franti ally. "Shut her
for,brakee, rev use anti drop seta" cant
the orders .fro.s the guide. I.
The new Man obeyed prom' tly, an I
then turned to ask what te do iext an]
1,
heard. the guide say, say, "Jump, as f tr as yo i
can and run," and he set, the exemple
himself, for when 1he new eng neer get
up out of a bltekbtrry patch it the bot-
tom of.a 30 foot embankment, le looked
over the fence.and saw the gui e seated
on a ,stump wt tchit g the engin plowinse
• into tt cabin apt' aed two box ars.
veteran
d to yet
was t
was al
ever go
s show
ting be
eundin
eived
tving his
•off; call
and learn how highly the zraduat3s of ti is of this
school are thought of by the bueiness pubi.
"October 18, 1900.
Gentlemen :—We have openings now fo 2 or throe
good male stenographers who have had xporienoe,
and it occurs(' to us that a large numbe of steno-
graphers and other office men, who have graduated
frotn your Reboot from time to time an aro now
holding positions , might desire to better theme,' Ives.
If you can put us in esinumnicstion wie some of
your old graduates, who have had tw or three
years' experience, we should be under o ligation to
you."
We might mention that the concern preeented
in the above letter h.s a Capital -Stook of vo million
dollar!. When you read sueh evidenee the above,
noed 3ou be surprised that during th period of
thirteen and a tali months ending in 0 tober, 842
positions were filled by our pupils. It aye to at.
tend Canada's Greatest School Of Busine Or Short-
hand, if you what to thoroughly qualify ,y ureelf far
office work and be assisted to a position a hen gradu-
ated. For nandsomest Catalogue issu d by any
businese school in Canada, write,
D. McLACALAN & o.,
Cha ham Ont.,
1684
Father's Essay Writin
Teacher—I- 'In sorry to say I
but, your coin osition is not
yea. , The rh .toric is faulty,
week, the etattesepts Arc based
inforinntion a d the style is la
cru
II6ry—My! Won't my dad
Here's people free frpm pai and ache
Dyspeps a's direful il s.
It is b cause they Iviaye tale
Lax -Li pr
• These ittle pills work While you sleep,
without gripe or pain, curing biliousness,
constipa on, dyspep4ia and sick head che,
and mak ng you feel better in the mor ing.
DR 00D'S
NOR AY PINE
$RUP.
He
oothe
•nd c
orst
ough
MA i 1 e.. • MAID.
• Police Judge Neiswanger of . Airnetit.
Kan, is a womals
Miss Kathleen Ilaydn Green, danghter
of the new =e'er or London, has beetene
celebrated as a writer of verse.
Mrs. Elizabeth E. Allbarn of Chicago
Es the supetior recorder of the degree of
honor of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen. She has under her super-
• vision 21 grand lodges and 35 subnrdi-
nate lodges.
Agents of Mrs. Leland Stanford are
• negotiating to secure certain exposition
building's at Paris which .eould be taken
apart and erected upon ground already
purchased in a pleasant suburb of Paris
to servo as an American hospital.
A license was issued the other day
for the marriage of Mrs. Anna Dunmire
and Enoch Allen. Mrs. Dunmire was
, the widow of Charles J. Guiteau, who
was hanged for the assassination of Pres-
ident Garfield in 1882. Allen is to be •
her third husband.
Lady de Gray, who, with her husband,
Is said to have furnished the inspiration
for the clever comedy, "Lord and Lady
Algy," is about to open an afternoon
teas room in Grafton place, London.
Lady de Gray is a member of the Prince
of Wales' set and has fmind it necessary
to go into business from a financial
standpoint.
Mrs. Victoria -Jackson., wko owns a
fashionable dwelling in New York, saw
that a strip of land adjpining might prove
troublesome if the owner chose to build
on it. Her apartment house has many
little windows overlooking this lot. So
she bought 19 feet of the vacant lot for
$40,000, which will prevent the erection
of other buildings.
Miss Nevada Stout of Dyersville, 0.,
bas receiVed an engineer's license to op-
erate a stationary engine l having answer-
ed 24 questions out of the 25 propounded.
The examiner found her in full charge of
a tnill and running a 50 horsepower en-
gine, and he speaks of her ability as leav-
ing nothing to be desired. Miss Stout is
18 years of age and is considered a very
handsome young woman.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris is the sub-
ject of an anecdote now going the_rounds
of the London press. When a schoolgirl
on a visit to London, she was entertained
at luncheon by Queen Victoria. After
she had left the Marchioness of Ely, the
etteen's secretary, ex pressed her surprise
at the self possession of the young Amer-
ican girl. "Yes," said the queen, smiling,
"indeed, it was I who was embarrassed."
Is nd
thel ngs
res Ithe
kind of'
and c • Ids.
, Henry,
orthy of
the logic
non sits-
mentably
be angry
when I tell hikn that? •
Ttlicher—But you -can tell bim you did
ng. Ded
yeti!' very best. •
, my best- noth
wrob e the whole ofit himself.
Married MenMarked.
ifirried me1 in Sweden nm Norway
are 4s much labeleC, as their wh es. They
weft ' wedding rings, thereby proclaiming
thenselves to all and sundry as aprnsn
printed blessings. And not only do they
go Shackled after metritisony directly
they become engaged .tlig prcclaim the
fact' to the outside public:by sporting la.
ring; just as LIO ti vie fair fiancees; :In;
deed, the happy pill. exchange gold ck-
cletg then and at the altar.
Ho!vv Titles Come.
"Why do the boys in the offi
booliceeper Banjo Smith?"
"temme see. 1: is either'
plays the banje all the time or
hates it. I can't- remember
Exchange.
nether Eve may have ince
esitf, but shel, is the only won)
•ordi'n-ho never turned around t
the Other woman bad on,.
• There is always hope hi n
actUally and earnestly works.
Demi alone is there pernetnet d
e call the
ecause le
ecause he
which."—
South Huron Agri ulturall Society.
ANNUAL MEET1 G.
-—
of the rcembera OfHthe outh Huron
Agricultural Soeiety wi I be h ld In Dixon's
Hall, Brut: ihad, on Wedne day, Ja uary 16, la02,
..at 1 o'clock p. m, for the p rpotie of receiving and
Passing the annual reports, tIoetng offi3ere and di.
rectors and the transaction 01 Other businesta H.
SMITH, President; M. Y. MoLEAN, Secretary.
be held on the same day a the same place at 11
N. B.—A meeting of the filtreas and directors will
o'clock a, pa., to %Ind up to business of tho past
year. • _17244
ted cur
in on re
S10 w t
man that
In idle-
snair.
MARRIAdE • Lip: NSE
MAD
THE HURON EXPOSIT OFFIC
ISEAPCiRTH,, ON A IO.
-Nci WITNESSES RQ IRED.
-
Re
ha
ale
d*
Re
embe
t you catinot possibly be
py or successful unless you
p soundly,: eat heartily, and
est what rou eat
ember
th t if yob 11 nervous system
ne ds toning you will. be miser-
able yourself and make those
y u come in conte.ct with, mis-
er be.
Re irietaTjt-o
th t in Dr,_ \Alrard'
N rve Pills- you h.
thrt has never yet
any cl:s.eastl , est-.
p verishcd ible)-.1,
. .-
-G eenesh. or Siallow
.
14tvOus -Pr stratie,_
L4 ss of .1ppeta
an. Stornae:n. Us°
ac e, Depf.3si01
lc. of Ecgy,
D rk Circles end
P in in the .11;ac.1:,
Liver Disoit,le-,:s,' a
• Blood and
ve a remedy
ailed to cur::
eci by ,
es 1..-..e-
creele.-,::ce,
,
, Dysrei: s:a
•ders, 1.ec
of S.
r th ryes,
Kidney :i.e. 11
d Cater:1.1.
50 eta, pe box. Ilvo ir a
1 or
THE DOM NIE.
The Rev. and Mrs. Eliha Grant of
Revere, Mass., are preparins to start for
Syria, where they will uudertake the
education of a class of n Wye boys. The
expenses of the work are to be borne by
a -1.n11nch of the Christian Endeavor so-
ciety. Mr. and Mrs. Grant are gradu-
ates of Boston, universit
Dr. Temple, at'chbishoi of Canterbury,
is an upwearied worker lin the cause of
somperance and is muCh disatpointed
'that, in epite of his efforts, parliament
refuses to do anything toward restricting
the drink traffic. The archbishop has
prepured three bills on the subject, and
they will be ,presented at the coming ses-
sion.
The Rev. Reginald Heber Weller, Jr.,
was recently .consecrated bishop coadju-
tor of the PrOtestant Episcopal diocese
of Fond du Lee, Wis., in St. Paul's ca-
thedral of that city., The ceremonial was
elaborate. The procession consisted of
an incense bearer, choir, seminariens,
acolytes, candle bearers and bishops, and
pontifical high mass' was celebrated.
Father John of Cronstadt is a Rus-
sian priest to whom his countrymen
have attributed miraculous powers. He
has impressed himself so deeply upon the
belief of the Russian people that he is
not only sought by the lowest of the pop-
ulation, but was summoned to the death-
bed of the late czar and is constantly
consulted by the highest personages,
(11 WILI 11 111 J Go., 1.0,41. 1/1,..
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JEWELRY JOTTINGS.
A ,WONDERFUL ANTISEPTIO COMPOUND
1\1-07770
.d Toilet Soap of the Purest. • Awarded Silver Medal Greatet
'Britain Exhibitiee. 1897.
EASONS WHY YOU SHOULD USE Nqvo.
WHAT IT WILL DO
.14t• -
A Medicat
A F
Reg. No, 3007,
1—Prevents all cootagio
approaching u here it is
2—It will clean and Ipolis
not kill the gloss of the
3—It will clean carpetc
them up.
4—It-will clean linoleums
5—I1 will clean bicycle ch
Queen Anne silver is again much in
vogue, and satin finish also appears.
One of the most striking of new pat-
terns in spoons and forks is the marquise,
so called from the graceful and peculiar
shaping of the tip of the handle.
Quaint little sets of teapot, creamer
and sugar basin show a rather dull silver
finish on which in raised work and col-
ored enamels are the long, pendulous pur-
ple blossoms and green leaves of the Chi-
nese wistaria.
There appears quite a feeling for white
enamel as well as for a very soft olive
green. A fascinating hatpin is rendered
ID the two colors, and a chrysautheinum
brooch with diamond center heantifully
exemplifies the fancy for pure white.
'There are gun metal novelties galore.
Especially pretty are the new hatpins.
One simulates a "lucky" bean set with a
rhinestone, a second is oval and bisect-
ed by a line of small stones in coral,
while a third is a sphere studded with
tiny turquoises. — Jewelers' Circular -
Weekly.
LAW POINTS.
us diseases •from
ueed.
h paint work and
paint.
without
Novo is claimed to be the oneap
cleaner on market. Try it on it
taking
like new.
ain and rims.
eat and best paint
ager marks on doors.
6—I1 will clean and retrieve paint, oil and
aims from woo en and cotton eloth.
so cleans coat eollars and hats.
ins no alkali nd is strongly re
ed for wasbling the bead as it
a silky and natural gloss t the
is especially useful for ehildren.
grease 51
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commen
imparts
hair, an
11161110E 10c and 20e a 13L0CK
.1. FuJi direotions on bloake.
Estate JOHNSON BROS. Hardware, Seaforth
1087-62
FAN
apoDS
IIJPI
Balance of Fancy Calendars
at hallf price whil they last.
mangit
Assessment.tor grading an alley based
solely on the cost of the work in front of
the abutting lots, without regard to bene-
fits .and apportioned by the front foot,
is held In Kersten versus Milwaukee, 48
1.2, R. A. 851, to be arbitrary and void.'
• Allowing attorney's fees in addition to
costs to successful lien claimants is beid,
in Davidson versus Jennings (Colorado),
.48 L. It. A. 340, to be in violation of the
provision of the bill of rights that courts
Jetta!' be open to every person and that
!I right and justice shall be administered
without sale, denial or delay.
An owner of a city lot is held, in Car -
land versus Aurin (Tennessee), 48 L. It,
A. 802, to be subject to the same rule
which governsrural property, by which he
Is denied the right to fill in or raise the
surface so as to prevent the natural flow
of surface water upon it from the higher
ground of an adjoining owner.
r aiding young
ter graduation.
work, results
catalogue and
• Principal.
• 1703-26
POLITICAL QUIPS.
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Also great reduction in Fancy Goods and
Holiday iSundries
AL
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WILSON'S
DOOR NORTH OF PICKARD'S.
SEAFORTH.
The
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to Save Money!
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FIX TAIS'IN YOUR
• Too many men in this country vote as_
they pray—and they never pray unless it
is to ask a, personal favor.—Chicago
News. •
There may be any number of people
running for office, but the only way most
of them will ever get out of breath is
when they die.—Philadelphia Times.
The numerohs Smith family will hove
six members in the next federal house of
representatives, Three of them come
from Michigan and one each rron) Ki.n-
tack78 Iowa and Illitiois.—ilaitruid Pozt.-
• •
CASTOR IA
For Wants and Children.
MIND.
Your d llar does double duty when it buys Bbots
and Sh es at the Clearing Sale now going on at
Smith' old stand. As we are bound to make it
the sal of sales for the next two weeks, we hall
give fi er qualities and greater values for every
dollar that passes over our counters than 'ever
• before. We have an immense stock of seasonable
goods 0 clear out at money saving prices. Pros-
perity oines to all who trade with us. Inspect
the go ds, compare the prices, and you must admit
that w are offering the opportunity of the season,
which you should consider a blessing to be within
reach f
reitrii--ards
n & McInnis' Two Stores,
Whitney Cbrner Store and Smith's old stand, under the clock,
iiAORTiI
-ran 11111111
SIGN
OF THE
'Making Flit Time -
We are making a great limit. No other fetes
can compete sue.cestrfully /Ith the "Pais" We
now make our own w r• and So get just the
peculiar quality we need. Ilene*, we now furnish
it still better fence titan weir. Prices ittWor this
year. Better look into 4. Not room here for
prices. we also manufacture Lista fences sad
gates. High in quality and low ta pidcs.
The PAGE WIRE FENCE CO. (Ltd.)
WALKE RVI LUC. 0#T.
LOGS W
NTED.
, 1
The very highest price in ; earth will be
paid for any quantity Of first °lass
Soft Elm, Rock Elm, !Basswood
And all other ki da of fiaw Logs
• delivere at the
Seaforth (, aw Mills,
..
,
All Logs will be purchasedland paid for
according to quality. i
Length of Logo mus be 12, 14, 16 and 10
feet 2 inches. l
Cash willZbe paid as the logs are delivered,
if desired. Apply to} '
JOSIAH WATSON, $'ectforth.
• 17224
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whun ou pl
Ferry's Seeds. If you
buy. cheap seeds fou can't
be sure. Take no eh ces —
get Ferry's. 'Dealers eyery-
where sell them, Wrlte
for 194 Seed Annus
mailed free
O. M. FiERR • CO.,
Windsor, Ont.
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