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JANUARY 18, 1901
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
1)01LER AND ENGINE FOR SALE,—For sale
1) a six horse power boiler and four horse power
engine. Boiler has only been in use about three
months. Apply to P. bleOttKOOR, Brueefield.
17264
tX/OOD WANTED.—Wanted at the EgmondAlle
VY pottery, between fifty and sixty cords of
black ash, half dry and trilf green, 4 feet long. Ap•
p4 to F. RI:HOARD & SON, Egmondville, 17264f
'TWIN BEATTIE, Clerk af the Second Division
J Court, County Commicationer, of Huron, Con-
veyancer, Land, Loan and Insurance Amt. Funds
oo idol and to Loan. Office—Over Sharp tk
lAveni. store, Main street, Soeforth, 1289
riEDAR POSTS WANTED.-. Wanted, 400 c.clar
ttoste, 8 feet ler,g and 6 inches at top end ; also
it 0 posts) ft et io g and 8 inchee at top end. The
hiabeet cash priee atll t e paid. To be delivered at
Watihrop •heirra March 1st. Apply to or addreee
THOMAS BROOM, Winthrop P. O. 1724x4
11011 SA,LF IX Et rMONDVILLE. - For sale In Eg.
two acres of good land with comfort-
abat frame dwelling and outbuildings. •The land i3.
alea.n, a cal drained and fenced. There tire a few
gocd apple trees and some small fruits on the place,
It alit be sold cheap. Pcesession at any. time. R.
HICKS, Egmondville. 1726x8
ABARGAIN.- 8300 will buy a nice comfortelOe
frame house and a quarter of an acre of good
land, pleaeantly situated in the vil age of Harpur.
hey, and 1 mile t of the thriving town of Sea -
forth, has a gr od cellar aid is well fenced. There
are a taunter cf good atilt trees and hard and eoft
water closeto the home. Apply to the undersigned.
JAMF.S MoNAMARA, Bea 14, Sca'Orth P. 0.
1724.tt
OUSE' AND RIGS FOR SALE.—For tale one
good, gentle ladiee' driver; alto one good top
bogy), Deveteaux'a make, run lees than a year, a
good cut er, a stet of good light harnese and a --goOd
buffalo retie. (loin:: at a bargain. Apply to JAMES
PURC;ELL","Egmotatialle. 1726 4
TXTOOD WANTED.—Wanted for school section
V No. 3, Tuckersonith, 10 cords good green
limit and maple a nod, 22 inches long. Tenders for
atoke %ill be received up ti March let. EDWARD
PAPPLE, Brueefleld P. 0., Secrete -3a 1728x3
OR SALE —Fin: class' house and four acres of
land in Seafcrth. The house contains five
roome and cellar, korai foundation under the whole
haute, hard and te ft wster In the kitchen. There is
3,130 a good bean on the premises. This is a very de-
eirable property for a retired farmer. For terms of
eale Apply at THE EXPOSITOR OFFICE, Seaforth.
1720-4
C1010E FARM FOR. SALE.—For sale Lots 1(1,17
and 18, Conceseicn 10, Morris, containing 102
act( 3, 150 acne eloar and free ham stumps and all
in grass exceptiog 2 ecru. Being }matured for a
number of 3 ear e it is in excellent condition for crop-
ping. There ie a good concrete house and two barns
one a bank barn alai other • ecetaary outbuildings, a
geed o:chard, two wells and a spring creek, and is
nalee from B13 th. If not sold by March lot will be-
rerta.d for a 3 ear for grazing purposee. For pal tic-
ulare apply on the premiecs cr box 04, Blyth P. 0.
NEIL McDONALD. Meal°
FOR SALE..
BULLS FOR SALE.—Two thoronglabred Durham
bulls for sale 9 and 20 months old, one rd and
one roan, good size and quality with good pedigret
and pricea right. Mao a few welt b ed young cows
with calve, Toed milkers, an Lot 10aConceesion 16,
-
Orey. 0. TURNBULL, Walton. 1726x4
TOCK FOR SALE.—For sale, 10 mileh cows and
tj heifers, all of which are suppoaed to be in calf
to a registered Durham bull and IR veral of them will
calf in a taloa time. Also a heavy draught gelding
risiva four years cad. Apply on Lot 14, Concession
L. S., Tuckersmith, one utile and aqua'ter east
of Kipper] and half a mile south. W. M. D010.
172841
91IIORO BRFD STOCK. FOR SALE --The under -
ata signea hac for eale on his stock farm, lot 3).
Conceseion 6, Usborrie, five thoro bred registered
bulls from the beet strains and ranging from ten
menthe old, up, one being 4 years old and a very
superior anitnal. Four are red in color and one roan.
Aleo 3 number of cowe and heifers, either in calf or
hai a recentla calved. These aro all pure bred and
are recounne-nded. If deeirable an exchange will be
made for stook tteers THOMAS CUDMORE, Huron.
dale P. 0. 1720-tf
AUCTIONEERS.
ruinmiAs BROWN, Licenstd Auctioneer for the
• Ccuaties of Huron and Perth. Orders left at
A. M. Cat-1)1)1)0Pa implement warerooms, Seaforth, or
Lir Exeosnon. (Aim will receive proropt attention.
Satisfaction gnarantecd or no_charge. 170841
AUCTIONEERING.-B. 8. P.hillips, Licensed
Auctioneer for thecounties of Huron and
Perth. Being a practictil firmer and thoroughly
underetanding the value of farm stock and 'triple.
omits, r 13CCES me in a beter position to ntalize good
yicee. Charges ntodt rate. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay. All ordere left at licusall post office or
at Lot i'3„ Concession 2, Hay, will be promptly
ttended to. 1709.tt
STOCK FOR, SERVICE.
1.
Tto PIG BREEDERS.—The undersigned will keep
• on Lot 26, Cora:31386ton 6, L. R. S., Tuckersnith,
a thoroughbred T NA! woit ill Pro, also a thorough-
bred YotteantRI: Pio. A limited number of sows will
be admitted to each. Terms, $1, payable at the time
of service, or 81.60 it charged. JAMES GEMMILL.
1608-62
rpo STOCK BREFDEHS.—The well known E.211ort-
.1. horn bull, "New Ya aria Gift," 22087 has been
natioved from the premises of Mr. William Chap-
man to the premieee o the undersigned, where he
will be kept for the improvement of stock until
further notice in these columne. I aleo keep for
seri a first class in provA Yorkshire boar. A.
G. SM I LLIE, " Good Cheer Farm,' Tuckereznith.
- 172141 .
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HORSE BLANKETS.
Keep your horse 9mfortable with one
of Broderick's -Horse Blankets. We
traveathe largest and best stock of horse
blankets, Goat, Galloway and Bear
robes in town and Ithe quality of our
hs.raess is also unsurpassed. •
Kfalaftill BELLS are cheaper than ever
--before.
NVe also have a nice stock of trunks and
valices.
—Prices the Lotvest—
BRODERICK'S umiESS
- CADY'S BLOCK, SEAFORTH.
17194113
STEPHEN LAMB,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Cedar Posts
and Timber. •
Our 1aud-H.1r consists of the beet qualit3 of Hemlock
and Pine, being wall manufactured. Any amount of
Red Cedar Shingles alwaye on hand. Bring along
cur bills, you will be sure to got them filled satis-
factorily. raTOoderich strtat East 1711-tf
Merton Stock Farm,
LOT '27, CONCESSION 3, HOBERT
Thoroughbred Durham Cows,
Heifers and Bulls
of the most fashionable strains for sale at
reasonable prices. Post office address,
DAVID HILL, Staffa,
1661-0
j • f00 5 1
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IT WILL PAY
You to attend the Forest City Business
and Shorthand College, Londoa, Ont.
Practical instruction in practical sub-
jects. For over fifteen years we have
been in touch with young people and
their needs, and the business world and
its reouirements.
Every facility at command for aiding young
people both before and after graduation.
We are doing superior work, results
prove it. Send for our catalogue and
Cerliege Journal.
0, W. WESTERV.ELT, Principal.
1703-26
7
Tailors'
Bad Backs.
The cramped up posi-
tion in which a tailor
works games hard on
his kidneys and hard
on his back. Very few
oecape backachoi pain
in the side and urinary
- troubles of one kind and
another.
Oftentimes the first
swarnings of kidney
/disease are neglected—
think it will be all right
- 1 in a day or two—bat
sick kidneys -won't get well without help.
DOAN'S
KIDNEY PILLS
Are tho best friend of kidneys needing
assistance. Read the proof from's tailor
who has tried them. 1
Mr. John Roberton, merchant tailor,
Durham, Oat., giv -his experience as
follows:
"I had been ailin with my kidney. f r
more than a year wli .n I commencedtaki g
Doari's Sidney Pi11i, which I gob at c-
Farlane's drug store), and ana sinoerely glt d
that I did so. Th wrong action Of y.
kidneys made me si k eAl over and cans d
me math inconvenience and pain. Thoi,t is
now a thing of the past, because boa s
Kidney Pills cured me. I have had
trouble or inconvenience with my kidne s
or back since I took these remarkable pil a,
and you may bo suro that I 'gladly race
mend them to other sufferers.
LAXA-LIVER PILLS
aro Maladies' fattoflto medicine. They do
not ptirlse, gripe, weaken or sicken. Th
act naturally on the stomach, liver a -d
bowels, curlag constipatiou, dyspepsia, si k
headache and biliouaness. I'rice 25c.
11 4
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KENDALL'S.
SPAVIN
GURE,r
The old relable remedy for Sparine, IlIngbones,
Splints, Curbs and all forms of Lameness. it MIMS
without a blemish becaupo it does not blister.
North Piantagenet, Ont., Feb; 10, '98.
Dr. B. J. Kendall Co.
Dear Sirs you plesse give mo a remedy for heaves.
I have a mare that 11 afflicted. I take illenoure In stating that
1 hare cured n Curb of four yearai standing with your
Kendall's 'Water. by using It only once and then apialyIng
your SpavIn Cure. As long as I have homes, I will not be
without Kendall'a Spavin Cure and Kendall's Blister in my
!stable. Very truly yours,
ADOLPHUS GAUTHIER.
Prise $1, Six for $6. As n. liniment for family use it
has no equal. Ask your druggist for Kendall's
Sparta Cure, also "A Treatise on the Heroic,"
the book free, er address
DR. B. J. KENDALL CO., ENOSBURO FALLS, VT.
•19 FIT
a.) -
Any Spectacle
is no more adaOted to yoUr
face than any .coat to
your body. .
The fit of the frtame is as
important as the fit of
the lenses.
We make a specialty
of' both.
.J. S ROBERTS,
DRUG( 6T AND OFT-ICIA
SEAFORTH.
CENTRAL
Hardware Stor
Wehave a complete line of wood coo a,
ranges, coal and wood heaters,
Fvais.
or a six hole rang,e see our Imperial x•
ford and Colonial, the best value- a the
market.
In wood cooks Moffat's Crown and at h
less and Gurney-Tilden's Family Banner re
first claim stoves fitted with steel ovelle
warranted perfect bakers.
It will pay you to get our prices bef
purchasing.
Sills &
Murdi
HARDWARE,
Counter's Old Stand. Seafor h
DOES IT
PAY _co
Read the followiog lett er received by thel pri oi-
pal of the
THE CANADA BI SINESS COLLE E,
t,,I CHATH M, ONT.,
and teem how highly the graduates of this of his
school are thought of by he business publio.i
"Ootober 18, 19O3.
Geutlemen :—Wo have •penings now for 2 or
good male etenographers bo have had expbrie
and it oeoured to us t at large number of s
graphers and other of1ce en, who have grad
from your school froii t me to time and are
holding pasitions , mi ht °sire to better themsel
If you can put us in com ounication with eom
your old graduates, wh have had two or
years' experience, we sho Id be undet obligatio
you."
We might mention tha theconcern represe led
in the above letter has a apital Stock of five m ion
dollars. When you read ueh evidence as the a ve,
need 3 ou be surprieed hat during the perio of
thirteen and a half moot te • ending in October, /142
positions were filled by o e .pupile. psys te at.
tornd Canada'e Greatest ehool Of Businees Or Sh rt;
hand, if you wish to tho ughly qualify yourself Lir
Mee work and be aseis d to a position when gr du.
ated. For Handsomest Catalogue issued by ey
business school in Caned , write,
D. Me ACHLAN kW;
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A PRI ONER RELEASED.
Movinsa Scene in 31 ny nimble -11°1(1—
\1,-h( re Dent h's 8i.1•nee 134 Mwal.
lot% ed 1st Viet Ory.
"Please 11111 , handkerchiefs
ritwn,‘ : t here ot hing to cry
uti1:11
11)11(:(1
C( ) t0
i.))( at,i.)it,.
lavotdi.t.si.
kerehiars away,- tJitre is nothing to
cry about.,"
-Now read lun
te ce mon? that
verse from ittevel0 io the 21st chap-
ter. What, rairt. read, for tears?
Here, let nip r
e 'ead And a. thin,
weak voice was It rd , "A nd od
slml I wipe LiWil t! PR FS from
their eyes; and the r shall be no
more den h, nett her sorrow n or crY-
ing, neither shalLthere be any pain:
for f-ormer thing's are passed
Ova y f,
•
YOU NY Hi St op .your cry-
ing, therhe is notint,' to cry aboul.
sing instead of cry. Try a verse of
that song -I used to know 3130 IS
ago.
There wasn't nine] harmony as we
sang:
11 ('1101401)1.111(1-
And when on Joyful wing,
Cleaving Ow
Son,- moon, and stars forget,
Upward ive ay,
stet all my sole; slittl 1 bey
Nonror iny God ii) Theo,
Nearer, to T1100,
-Now, Mary, good -W 0. and take
1,1 ta, .1. Mir Arit Children."
" Fr;1.111( and Liz/Au come here,"
chiltiron, fourteen and sixteen
years of age, sI epped forward, and
we,e embreced for a moment. --
I t \\ ill he all ox-er in less than n.
leinet,,
-My pain has loft me."
'::\lary, 1 ake my right hand; - no \Nit,
t,
children take my left [fold on -1 ight
paid report t 1 h ' Yea , though
N.v,ilk through hi, volley of the. sitar
(low- of death 1 will fear nti
l'in going. no Nv, he goo(
0 1 he—,"
The man sa 1 no in bed,
hing fell back.
11 \vas old!, a thin, \\:orn out hods'
ready for shroud. .
But t rea lion!t hy soll ha(
gone, ready, to Chu].
in Toronto Star. •
END OF THE WANDERING MINSTRELS
Aii ..ancient 3tIte1eta1 Soeiaty Ceases t
-
!The musical societ,\- Avhich Ton
,Tos lor christened 1 he AVanderin
- ":1 ns trel .4 11,1.:-; 1 a 1(1'' (i•• i-ied 10 exist
• s he London Uhronicio. In mans
sva; s1 ilia body had 0 unique record
- 1 s go e 1113' first concert in the Roya.
1;ert Hall, and it \vas the first so
(let y to orgatti izo smoking concerts
These w ere originally lielcl in a hal
tin i 1 t liy t he la le Lord - f:eraltf."' Fitz
beltine his lions,. on i Sloan
street , rind 1 hey became, so Impala
Ila 1 t 111\‘' were tho talk of J,oridon
This \vas partly duo lo 1.11-11.0VO11.)
of, perrai ing :amid:haat ttt high-clas
ilitpsicul en( t•I'l 0111'110111s, and partis
ttci tlicS (1)141 1)1(14)11 of the illS 31111100
he hand 111301113' C011SiSt 111
0:1 11( 1(1 amateurs. 1.'rom 1 88 I 1 h
!I(011114 \V('013 taivon itt t:rosyeno
11 1.01(1 t he itielliherS 115ed
,
tiltilf1011 the 12,11e:7:t S. fOr (110 \Vail
Clt ring 311nst rels -were very hospi
ahilo; and not infrotowntly the Ins
intositiont, alIonry de ;Bathe, cold(
bii seent preparing- colTee and open inr.
soda ; \\l'a ter bottles for the visit or•:;;
• vigormisly , as he beat the bits.
,Thiring Ilti forty ours of it
nedtrly LI 7.000 \Vast obtained !is
thie society for deserving institutions
THE CZAR'S DREAM.OF PEACE-
Getneral at'beeler - on International. 1>isf
ttem amen t. ,
,
bel eve theft 1he Czar of ' Russia .
is sincere in. liis \\ ish ' .for disarina-
men t t nd peace, writ os :General .104!
W leple • in; SD CCeSS. 'Ho sees that it.
is . by dead() and not. 1)3' \V311 that hi:;;!,'
' ell pire • will progress. But the
dream came to naught , of course. '
• 1Yliy? Because i1 ss ould Ise in. the
nature of things impossible for nten
and Di (ADDS to it 1 )1:i I p1 ty cast • asirh;
a 11ttlii - that was accplit'ed before
-.11 i -1 or- began, and 114, after all, an
in d.inc . All animals tight, and -will
contint 0 to; 1 think.. Thebetter
• tim art Inaba the, fiercer and more fa-
tal Lb( contliet . • 113 the -Nupoleonic
wsrs, Ind in ow' ri t il war, the -high-
es tyi os of nwn were -.engaged-. 'This
is svliy 11 istors- has no record of a rata -
tor . rich Ira 1 i lonelds as - Waterloo,
a, claysburg and Shiloh. We fought
the' Me xicans and Spaniards and
drove hem before us With compara-
tively little erfola . Hu 1 when 1)100
• of Nort heria blood meet in battle it
is. 31 0(. 311 )351 (13 I 1,,I,' deo 111. This is
tespec 11.1 ly true: ,AVItoll 1 Ite in(1emitable
A tglo-, axon .4,-; 13)11'i5 on each . side.,
1:1(11 "Roman: in ittinie's quarrels"
fO eatht less fiarata a ,
Quant 43, and Quality.
lfund .1'ds of ov. nors of cows judge
of altio norils of 1 lio animals by t he
.(0 ntil of milk gi \ on, While (plan-
t i ty is 101 to be obfected to, yet the
value of Li, 17 cow depends upon
Oa] ity as N1 id! tiS The
lo kg cent , of solids and butter
fat should condemn milk that, al-
though pure, doas not cones up to
the ; standard required. There are,
howeve a 001.314 that give large ([11011-
titie of rich milk, but begin to fall
off in a few months after coming in.
The co \s tha L have long periods of
milking, and which prover themselves
Inert tor
dace 111
ing use
'otts shottal [la l«Tt to pro-
mill:ea-4. the heat sires be -
1 for im oro vomen
T rootlet!' it'en 5 u ry Warfare.
All1 'seflt methials of \varfare AV ill
be char ged. Air ships -will conceal
themselves in great clouds of - their
own in alsings -and w ill destroy - wi t
daadiy lexplosi VI'S he groat moving
steel forts of the enotny- LW1ONV
forts \\ ill dash overland at 111)' rat n
of aixtY Inilestain aottr. (inns will
1nc1•etts6.- in size and fo----------1 NVIll be
built, to hurl projl "1 Hes tIventy
miles.
Ethel
my ]lea
Charl
Ethel -
wear st
A Coot In Reproof.
You don't 1.1.33)1) to destroy
ring, do .\ Jai?
e—Nay,
—Then \\ »h, why, do you
Ich loud neck i iea?
MAROIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED AT
THE •HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE,
BRAFOtITH, ON1TARIO.
NO WITNESSES REQUIRED,
THE
HURON EXPOSITOR.
liite
aiery
le
Five year ago m
out in Whi e wat
whi h grew so bad
feri g was lmost
I ook d ctors'
vari us 're edies f
but they w re of 1
whe Over I got w
swe t the imples
out gain.
A neighb • r adv!
Bios d Bitte s, and
toll wed hi advice
ties comae (sly cur
T at was three y
the e hits ever be
pim le On e since
Jame Lasho
Brec
body 'broke
rir pimples,
hat the suf-
nbearable.
edieine and
r two years
ttle benefit,
rmed up or
would come
ed Burdock
am glad I
, or four bot -
d me.
ars ago and
n a spot or
u e,
h n P.O., Ont.
saft pliable ushion of
la b's ool felt, i to which
th foOt 5 nks, making a mould
fo [itself. ;
ASIEST 'Sit10E ON
EARTI-I.
An ab-olute non-ti:onductor.
T1- e war est shoe for winter—
tht cool st shoe for summer,
anti a p sitive cure for corns,
bunions, callouses tender,
burning nd perspir'ng feet.
Dr. Re d Cushi n Shoe
F9R EN AND OMEN.
old't one dealer in a town.
M nnfac ured in Ca iada for
D MIRO CUSHION SHOE CO.
The J.
EXPRESSLY B
King Co.
Toronto.
Limited,
Tho.e p1llz cure -all di
order arisin r from weak
nerve or wa, ery blood, s
tion, kip B as, Throbbii
Dizzii ess, W ,ak or Faint S
Nervoisness, Sleeplessne
Generil Debility and Laeli
The are a; true heart t
.and bloodinricher, bu
renew rig all he worn o
tissue, of th ody and r
health. Price 50c. a box
at all ruggist .
3e
as and dis-
eart, worn out
ch as Palpita-
g, Smothering,
ells, Anaemia,
s, Brain Fag,
of Vitality.
nie, nerve food
lding up And
t and wasted
toying perfect
or a for $1,25,
r
i
4i
Hone) o Iwo t per cent
land se u ity. At ply to It S.
Bank u Wink, Scatorth.
ON Y TO LOAN.
on firet-olase farm
HAYS, Dominion
1607
INO DE
t e chI1dr4n may not
ome fr m schoo 4teavy-eyed,
uid, and
IN cRDER
t they may be cheerful,
PPY, and contented, growing
onger and etud1er day by
y.
RD
o ha
fter th
ccomp
IN
e strengtl4 for pleasure
duties o 'the day are
ished.
01 R
ot to Ihave the ody so tired
at the mind ca not be culti-
ated,
IN RDER •
o have the sen ibilities keen,
wits sharp perceptlons
r, and the al ility to make
ffairs run srnootj ly, take
Dr. Ward's
•;‘,
131. .dta id Nerve Pills
yStern tically, arcl you IN:11 tbe
elight d with -the result.
\Thy? Because they Will en-
ble .you to sleeiji soundly, cat
eartily, and dig st what you
o eat t1iere1.7 keecing mind
nd bo y in proper
re boxes for e2.o0.
or S:riai
, II
THE DR
ESS MODEL.
The ten ency to still adhere le sun,
clinging 1, brics is still Very neti est •;1'
arliong t1ic models for the newest NV LI -
d i II g'gbwns.
Pipiog, r dinners' folds, tucks lee 11 wide
And narroilv and •ows of soutaehe er vel-
V,tet ribbon trim rany of the lightwool
gowns for gene1i I wear.
-i
Asideonprevnils in re generally that ONCl'
The ver lates French gowns f ole -
11000, wh '11 of expensive cloth, zi cline,
r heavy- i epped 'ostume silk, ha vi little
r no trin) ring o 1 the skirt.
The fas lion of _elaborating lace with .
ur meda lions, embroidery and jewel
k
simgcostly Fr ,u'eli ball and eve(LIt0i-
lutosi
f rpm t he
coats, jac[ets an
pear to hive all
place of apes and mantles, exce
elderly w men. '
Some nt't the newest jackets for
ade in etageres
cloth lapping eac
effect of three b
the other.
elegant evening s1iaps,
full length wra s ap-
ost eutirely takeat the
t for
ful wearet's are
stitched blinds df
er, and giving th
put on on4l above
outh-
1. e.,
oth-
leros
Shouldel! length ermine pelerines nish-
ed with a narrow roll of otter or se lskin
fur on Ith 0 edges of the stole front and
directolre collar ill be worn with peva
and theater toilet eon] day receptio s.
'The silky, roug surfaced zibeline and.
elegant French Ci mel's hair fabrics share
boors with von ,tian cloth, satin cloth
and covert suitin iu the making ofand-
i
some tail r costa s for demidress see.
Fur tri mings '0001 one to three I ches
-is ide are more ti en ever .in use for tile
VI inter, and bes des bordering el
r elingotes, wrap. , skirts, etc., the
11 ed in emnbinat on with lace, net
d . chine and bro ades.
,Craped satin emains in great
a iong dressmal en's, both here
r. road. It is on of the most bea
rubrics tliat ever aitne frOmt Lyons 1
1 is u. ed for en ire evening toilet.
d 11 an( bridesm ids' gowns and fir va-
rious elegant dre s occasions.—New York
I ost.
Taut
7 are
crepe
arOr
and
tiful
ems.
bri-
PEN CHIS
Antinny Hope
t met and failur
ns thesecond
a id laltyer. Ile
Daniti.li C. Frer
h s model for th
ad ;I aanes Ander
n aje i.s !to give t(
Frederic Mac.
s '1111)10 who ha
ion of becoming
ork qeently an
tlie scene of his n
Robert Barrett
the poet, who is n
0: rely oceupies ti
a si in Venice, w
N'S bleb is full o
11 ni rercs.' His
h has built Pipp•
e a school of 1
is 'revive that in
11 0 stodio for
odeling.
POWDE
L AND BRU
H,
Hawkins' recen at -
to get into parli, trent
made by i that no 'elist
is now 37,years ol 1
ch has nearly finishPd
heroic, 14116.10 of Gen -
son which, Andre Car -
the city ,of Allcg may.
fannies, tthe Chicago
announced his •nten-
a palette) Ns -as in New
selected .11 studi for
w labors.'
Browning, the s n of
ow visiting in England.
e great Rezzonie pal -
ere his father die and
Broweing men ories
ome is in A.solo, where
's tower, has estaalish-
cemaking for 20 -girls
Ustry mad has m4de a
is own , painting and
,
AND BALL.
Paris lits an in
11 arine hoats tha
snierest and Ivra
The regular ar
.Tan. 1, 1804,
Jan. 1, 1844, o
1 1861, of 10;422
!Russia puss.-
a)thing and the
ers. Were it no
SIN'e.
Y aerxptw
expenses o
)v
Every French
sian born or prov
book cuntaining
of his serVice au
lila !tacit] to whic
tir calling of the
LE THE
isible defense—the sub -
patrol the Seine from
•
y of the -United States
teinsisted of 3,287 men,
8,573 Men and on Jan.
men.
er soldiers pract cally
are worked as I. bor-
for this fact her mili-
ild be twice what they
eservist, whether ari-
ncial immigrant, 1 as a
is number, particlulars
a memorandum 0 the
he must repair upott
reserves.
NOVELTIES,
Smart jbgskin ombination purse and
cardeases bear 1 monogram in eo ored
euamels o the co 'Der.
Elands° De car iage pocketbooks, com-
prising ni ny con -oniences, come in dark
green aud other fIshiouable leather-.
e Ifornbact.k alli ator leather furn shes
very swell large raveling bags for men.
'111118 is the exqe tingly rough back skin
and expensive en iugh to make it or e of
the exclusive ses.
The 1 1g and arrow Vienna bag are
not onijv attractive, but serve a useful
and practical pu Tose. They are sup-
plied 'With a hor , stout thank.] chai and
appear a all the usual leathors au 1 COI -
GCS.
POLITI
1
What could wo
she cotilda't hit
egg out of' 500 ?-
In view of the
it might be advi
day to a leost el
phia Ledger.
It is en y who
for office that he
about the welfa
troit Free Press.
' It Is stated tha women as a nil.p take
very little interes1 in elections ete:. they
are accorded Use privilege of v Ling.
This result was !suspected by most stu-
dents of human nature.
1
-1---
way IleI Yee PRe
Put to d.
invented in
AL QUIPS.
an do in politics
the speaker with
Olen
one
arge crap of treae bets,
able to shift All ools'
ction period.—Philadel-
.
a man is a cand clate
becomes really ala med
e of the country. De-
Totntny—Pa, was time
Ireland'?
Ills Fat her—i-No, my son.
why?
Touuni--Th et why
I
it. 0 'elk?
B u I
did they runt.
!The Swinge Bachelor.
"Women," sad the Sweet 14etIng
Thing, "Ido quarrel a little
a,7
than men, but; then they makeit
ske u
qui'ek07:$'
'Ssaid tly,r• Savage Bact
"they carn have' the pleasure of an-
other que.rr el .
Knocked put in One Round.
Jack—You never told me Miss
Fairgirl was el athlete.
Nelly—Well, 115 she?
Jacks ---Yes, she has thrown
over.
rile
-would trd Off Water.
The Physiciail —You have a coat
on your tonguei
The Colotie1--FI sincerely hope it is
s mackintosh.
•
CSTOR 1
Fo Infants and Children.i
The fie -
simile
tipsters
of
Isom
FANCY OODS
01-1.E.IL19) 1
Bplance of Fancf Calendars
at half price while they last
wrefrItt saran :Wen na-117-tn ritMlaalrff
1.Watt
Also great reduction in Pancy Goods and
Holiday Sundries
ALEX. WI! J SON'S
NEXT DOOR NORTH (/' PICKARD'S.
SEAFORTH.
The Great Secret
OF
How to Save Money
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Your dollar does double duty when it buys Boots
and Shoes at the Clearing Sale rir V going on at
Smith's old stand. As we are bou 1 to make it
the sale of sales for the next two eeks, we shall
give finer qualities and greater values for every
dollar that passes over our counters than ever
before. We have an immense stock oi seasonable
goods to clear out at money saving prices. Pros-
perity collies to all Who trade with us. Inspeet
the goods, compare the prices, and you must admit
that we are offering _the opportunity of the. Season,
which you should consider a blessing to be within
reach of.
Richardson & McInnis'
Two Stores
Whitney Corner Store and Smith's olii stand, under the clock,
Annual Stock -taking
s
I PROSPEROUS 1901 TO AIL
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• During my 30 years experiende in hul3ines4 I have always 'made it a point
not to let my stock accumulate, an4 keep goods Iin the shelves and packed away
in boxes from one season to another, hut dispos of them, even if it be at a
sacrifice, rather than carry them over and allow the interest on money invested
to eat up the profits. This week v,•e have commenced our stock -taking sale,
wh4i our stock of
$110,000 must be rOduced to $6,000 within
Thirty Days.
Nowywovv:AAAAAA.
12 per cent. Discount
Alldwed dining this time on all cas1isales, so ta
chase good goods at a low rate. A1 the goods
up-to-date. These include Dress Goods, Aland°
-Underwear, Corsets, Hosiery, Oloveis, Mitts, Ya
froni the Christmas trade. Come and exami
trouble to show them.
e advantage of this and put -
re stylish, excellent quality and
loths, Coats, Flannels, Woollen
n, etc. A few bargains left
e the goods represented.—no
Grocery Department.
Our stock in this department i6 fresh and up to -date in all lines, and it is
becoming a well-known fact that Seaforth's Great Cash Store is the best place
to purchase groceries. Good goods cheap and no humbug, is our motto here.
Produce, such as dried apples, butter, eggs and feathers, for which I will
pay the highest market price, will be taken same as cash.
Cash or Produce and One Price
Remember the place—
Only.
J. W. 0 RTW E N
I
Seaforth's Only Cash_Dry Goods Store, under the Town Clock,
Li To the public of Seaforth
and surrounding country
'HAVING PURCHARED
The Meat Business
Formerly conducted by
T. R. F. CASE & CO.
I trust, by strict attention to business and
supplying a first class article at a reasonable
price, to merit the patronage bestowed on
the late firm.
FY. Will pay the highest market price for
dressed poultry, good hides, skins and tal-
oa,.
'RED GALES, Seaforth.
I ,LoGS WANTED.
The very highest price -ch wifl be
paid for any quantity of first class
Soft -Elm, Rock Elm, Basswood
Arld an other kinds of Saw Logs
delivered at the
8e0forth Sav Mi/is
All Legs will be purchased and paid for
accord* to quality.
Length of Logi must be 12, 14, 16 and 10
teet 2 iioheL
Cash Wi11bC paid as th logs are delivered,
if desir d. Apply to
JOS Ali WAT8ON, Seaforth.