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AMPA*
R SETAFORTI
e -
nd
well cleaned before
t is a elow starter.
;#10, by the way, ;ere
ing their silon. They
material into the silo
'hisiige keeps better,
fuee as there is when
' Children.
JA
UARY 18, 1901.
TR H
EXPOSITOR.
-
Sea orth
The and reigned having purehased from
tile Ogilvie Milling Company, of Montreal,
the well k own -
_
Seaforth: Flour Mills,
Are nor prepared to do all kinds of :
si
Cu tom Work,
, . TO WIIJCH
IIEAD
Pain back Of your
eyes? Heavy pressure
in your head And are
you soinetime faint and
dizzy? , Is y ur tongue
,c coated? Bad taste in
your mouth? And does
your food distress you?
Are you nervousand ir-
ritable? IDo 'you .Often
have the blues? And
are you troubled about
sleeping,? •
Theo yourIllvor la
op wrOng. *
But there Is a cure.
'Tis the old relliable.
Sp.cial Attention will be
Given.
-
The veryi beat quality 'Of Flour given in
exehange fr wheat.
Chopping of all kinds done on the abort
ebt, tit/title. Price, five cents per bag.
The beat brands of Flour always on hand,
' nd i1l b delivered in anypart of the
town -free di eharge._
The highest price in cash paid for all
_tends of gr
Feed of I1J kinds constantly on hand.
The eaforth Milling Co.
1680
d the man) exhauatinn
itiv !ewe tha little eue
dc'aiittaied condition of
neult to sane them ex,
Chaee's Nerve Food.
suited ti the require-
,
r such an it igorating
aasti in as to make weal,„
ERI aer.e. .
.1c.r Century.
, Eguweaville, in the
ent tho' bring.
rty belle ring ;
a-oa uprai ,e,
riptiona t pral e.
mu treat th ith
eel the thorn r
eir hatrid iliatsad,
tee: low with the dead
h pronne •s fair,
,t meek their despair :
netel Wi hc,tt dear,
rind goad cheer
wilt thou see
secrete of thee ;
tell but there Hee
'-anderi tar ey
ea Oat Affright,
those ot night,
2laek, fien tieh deede,
lraeve tor the crud e ;
idtIic t tarth,
apee o' thy birth.
miaehine or blaet,
.ft.ti la the pass; „
e This Test.
1,7.1c:int-yet are (gorged, de
-e y u Gat Llano or a IA eak,
ave pain or ditii:ulty in
deuire t3 Urinate 't Are
ira the urine after it
- you have any of these
ahauld be lost in obtain-
er Pills, Cho world's great-
dne. 25 coats a box.
10131.
ting down on our
Ad.dte with the Scotoh-
t to come ?"
Jehony ea he
te the house, laid hie
d dropped dovvn qn
was depoaited upors
11 built &theme came
ring abeam hie earn.'
pudding WO.S Wily: a•
id skating laeted all
.ny'e, resolution almoet
#f the spicy ernell Of
It he conjured up 'a
fun on the ice and
ugh it ia a chance -
,e woald have won the
Iirt, bad a cold in the
rped, the pudding.
ruler !"
k." And Johnny
stter take a dose Of
re from ushool."
lehany.
ren 't leoking Johnny
al and Intik into the
the time his father
in looking for h's
out of the cell4r
„ &ler disappear drsn
later he WESEi epee
ith hie ukatee dan
?romised By
!,Y 0OIVIPOUN1$
a Night Follows
W83.
et Good Effect
Kedicine are
and Complete
use Paine's CelerY
entertain a doubt re -
ng of mate°
The health prom
=Compound., comes.
k news. 105 goo
,for by Canatia'a-bes
r friends and neighP
Celery Compound
v ea, corn pie ter
r neuter bodily fano*
arer complexion ancl
Ptine Ceiery Come
fly of tens of therm,-
! wonderful medicine-
.?,thetat the kidneys,
este ad poisonows
were, calm of head-
r-'5anes, melancholia!
that develops or -I
n whose nervous
maid try the invig-
wts of Paine'e Cels
the firat bottlei
ryl encouraging re-
•
ese eaati thet everere
upon the point of
dames Eads Hew*,
dent of the Wabash,
at inheritance of,
earn his own bread, -
,e a printer. Some
from St, Leuis to
e&Iurr nd later
tr, Copville, North
a54el maw', because
y to pay hie railroad
reuld be bits on de -
his life, and
t. the course I have
ke what I inherited
al that aa unearned
.eseated what my
I what his laborer
heal(' have it."
in children or adtilit
ie natal. 5c. AI
good animals and the foundation of a mar-
ket for horses from the Albeeta ranches.
' This' firm are .on the lookout for several
goonot,d,heavy stallione to take west with
th
•
Thousands Sent Iiito Exile.
Every year alarge nemb4 of poor suffer -
era, whose lunge are sore an racked with
coughs are urged to go to istiether climate.
But this le costly and not always rime.
Don't be an exile when Dr. King's New 'Dis-
covery for Consumetion will care you at
hoMe. It's the most infallible Medicine for
Coughs, Colds, and all Threat and Lung
diseasea on earth. The first done brings re-
lief. Aatounding cures result from persist-
ent use. Trial bottles free at Feoeti drug
store, Seaforth. ice 50o and $1,00, Every
_bottle guaranteed.
PI
FEA
‘he poplarity of
CONDITION
w POWDERS
is gr(wing with the farmers,
beeaus3 of the atit faction it
gives. The sales of it this year
are aw y ah, ad of any before.
Its tit cheapest anti beet hor.-e
medicine made three pounds,
for 5 e, and tip4 dose a tea-
Fpoonf IL To be ha,1 at
EAR'S
Drug Store, Seaforth.
They act directly on
the liver. They cure
constipation,biyousness,
sick headache,' nausea,
and dyspepsia. Take a
laxative dose e eh night.
For 60 years y ars they
have been the tandard
FarAily Pills.
price 25 cents. All Druggists.
III have taken Ayer' Pills rogue
larly for six months. They have
cured me of a severe h hdache, and
1 can now walk from wo to four
miles without getting ired or out
of breath,. something I have not
been able to do for ma y years."
8 E WALsvonx,_
July 18, 1899. lam, 2fass.
Write th. Do
If you have any compl
and desire the best mod'
can possibly receive, wri
freely.. You will receive
ply without cost. Addre
Da. J. 0..LYzR, Le
(OP,
Int whatever
ladvloe you
the doctor
* prompt 16.
1,
ifielh";
Sales of Puri Bred Stock in the
United Stales.
At a sale of Herefords, lat Kansas City,
69 females averaged $337.97, and 37 hulls,
$302.43. The highest prie in this sale -
$1,125 -was paid fora thr e-year.old cow.
At a sale elf Shorthor s, at the same
place, 78 females averaged 5 21, and 18 bulls,
$231.
ngus cattle, at
°raged $300, and
at Dodgeville,
ged $179,55, and
at Chicago, 31
thirteen bulls,
a in Kentucky,
300.
f Shorthorn's, at
aged $96,65, and
teSouth Omaha,
6, and 24 'bulls,
- At a sale of Aberdeen -
South Omaha, 30 females a
bulls, $210.55.
At a sale of Shorthorn
Wisconsin, 60 females aver
19 bulls, $175.
At a sale of Herefords
females avenged $209, an
$299 60,
At a sale of Shorthor
prices ranged from $100 to
At a combination sale
Newark, Ohio, 18 head ave
30 head, $121.
At a sale of Shorthorns,
45 females averaged $181.
5204.
At a sale of Indiana
females averaged $122 40
$117.50.
At a sale of Berkshire 1
prices ranged from $35 t
price being for a boar f
last.
After Using.
Meeting
of th,e Huron County
The Connell of the Corporation of the County of
Huron, will meet in the Council Chamber, in the
Town of GodtrIch, on Tuesday, the 22nd day of the
pre•ent month, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. WM.
LANE, Clerk. Dated at Goderieh, this 8th day of
January, 1901.1 1726-2
SOF, ELM LOGS
V1/ANTED.
The un ersigned is prepared to pay
$9 per tiliousand, board measure,
For an unlimited quantity of No, 1 Soft
Elm Logs, delivered at the
Brucefild Saw and Stave Mill.
Logs to be cut 11, 13 and 16 feet in length.
Will also luy timber by measurement, or
by bulk, in bush.
WI ,LIAM AM ENT, Seaforth P.O.
1.7•2tetf
TH SEAFORTH
MUSIC 1 - Instrument
1MPORIUM.
ESTABLISHED, 1873.
()wing tb hard times, we have con-
cluded to Sell Pianos and Organs at
Greatt Reduced Prices,
Organs t $25 and upwards, and
72ianos at orresponding prices.
See us b fore purchasing.
SCOTT R P S.
The M Killop Mutual Fire
Ins ranee Company.
ARM
ND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY INSURED
Ovsions.S.
J B. McLean, Preeident, Kippen P. 0. •, Thomas
'raser, adee-preeideut, Brneatiold P. 0. • Thomas E.
Have, Secy-Treas. Beeforth P. 0. ; W. 0. Broad•
Inspector of Lesues, Seaforth P. 0.
manaroa.s.
W. G. Broadfoot, Seaforth; John' 0. Grieve, Wi
throp ; George Dale, Seated/1 ; John Bennoweis,
Dublin;
Jame's* Evans, Beachwood John Watt,
IIariock; Thomas Fraser, Brucieflold ; John B. Mo.
Dean, Kippen ; Janne Connally, Clinton.
Mama.
Robt, Smith, Barba •lRob). ficatorth. I
•,latnee Oureming Egreondv e; J. W. Yeo, Hoimee-
tile P. O.; George Murtha and John C. Morrison,
auditor('
Parties deairons to effect Insnrancee o, truing
t.:4 other busineee will be promptly attended to or
• rpiteation to any of the above effieere, aeitlit-aaed
holy reapeetive poet ofeees.
McLEOD'S
System • ,Renovator
-AND OTHER -
TESTED REMEDW-S.
J. iffe and antidote Ir Impure, Weak eed Im
-a ;Wad Blood, Dysipepela, Sleepleaanesa. Palpate.
n a the Ifeart, Liver Complaint, Neural...tie, Losa
Memory, Bronehltiti, Coneumption, Gall 9tones,
Jaandiee, HI ney and Urinary Diaeauee, St- Vilely
;ranee, Female Irreg-ularielee and ueneral-Dt bility.,
LABORATORY- Galeria, Ontario. _
J. M. MCLEOD, Proprietor alei Manu
facturer. -
sod by J.' S. RO IS ERTSI Seaforth.
Shorthorns, 23
and 14 bulls,
ogsa in Chicago,
$125, the top
rrovifed in May
PERMANENTLY DISABLEY.
Three Doctors' Verd'ct on Robert
Bond Five Years go, Yet
Fie Lives T -Day.
Wit an Wisdon,h..
-The lack of ino ey is the root of a great
many evile.
-One of the heal bleat oocupatione in the
world ie that of si ning wills. Expectant
heirs will readily an firm this statement.
-Put two men in the same bed, one with
the toothache and t e other in love, and the
man with the toot ache will go to eleep
first,
-Jones-" Browil is very careful about
his children' ' len't he ?" Jenkins -L" Yes,
be is trying to bring them up in the way he
should have gone."
• -Some men are elwuys wanting people
to tell them how geed looking they are, but
a woman will atand up in front of a mirror
and see for herself.
-"-Oh, would I were a bird," she sang.
And the young man leaned his head wearily
upon his hand, and I murmured : "Would
you were, and the window open."
Father (severely)--" Inotieed that Tom
Black kiseed you on leaving to -night. Now,
I don't like -it." iDaughter (sweetly)-
" Well, perhaps not '',pa, hut Tom doea.'
-Husband arrives from lodge at 2 a. m,
-second meeting in one -week. Wife -
"I'm jist past speakin' tae ye I".-, Husband
-Oh ;Jean, I'm g -g -glad tae- hear thp,t.
I'll ken,whan tae come hame afterithis."
Maud -"Mabel is trying to catch the
new minister, isn't she?" Irene-" Desper-
ately. She thinks he would have proposed
the other evening if he had come prepared,
-but that he was afraid to undertake it ex-
temporeneouely."
-"1 think, Charlie," said Mrs. Smallface
to her hopeful, " that'd shall put ryeir into
long troueers very soon." " But not till
after Christmas, ma." " Why not ?" " Oh,
because, you know ma, I shall have to go
into 'short stockings, and they; don't hold
muoh." • ,
-Mrs. Maxwell-" They tell me that
Catherine is engaged to the nesiv preacher."
Mrs. Gamewell:-." She isn't certain. She
don't know whether or not he was propoeing
last night when he tal ed for two ;hours on
the text-' Where t ou lodgest J will
lodge.' "`
-A half-witted fart worker Jeanie& Jock
was one day busy in t e harvest field bind.
ing sheaves. The da beirne very hot he
crossed over to the f rm house o get a
drink. The milk dis es were sta ding on
the dairy floor ready f r skimming, and the
temptation proving t o strong foriJock he
up with the basin an began drinking the
cream from the top o the milk. hile so
engaged the farmer's «ite came 1 and an-
grily cried : "Now, ock, ye ken I dinna
like that ava." "F ith; mistres , then ye
dinna ken what's goo for you;" newered
Jock.
A po:
and Lio
trtel
r,
rhes:
teed le:e
neueeed
IU ire
I did eo,
Was on:
Ter ke
ing. 'T‘
out a gri
eon sti pat
'sill, and
Morning,
MOUNT BRIDGES, Ont., Jati, 14. -Five
years ago ;the Provincial P ovi ent Institu-1
tion of St.. Thomas paid a total dieabilityi
claim to Mr. Robert Bond of this place.
Mr. Bond had Bright's Di ease. The doc-
tors had given him up, and thteo physicians
examined him for the Institution and pro-
nounced him " totally and permanently dis-
abled and incurable.'
Ile commenced to use Dodd's Kidney '
Pills and -soon regain.d his health
and strengt. He is quite well to -day, and
the old gentleman enjoy nothing better
than telling„about it. He says : • "1 owe,
my life to Doidd's Kidne Pills. I never
would have had the pleo, ure of seeing the
old century out and the ne one in but for
this wonderful remedy. I '6 five years -ago
ago now since they ail said I eouldn't live a
month. Yet here I am."
•
Caste Among Tur. ish Women.
It is not generally kno n that there oxi
jets among Turkish ladie of high 'class a
kind of caste feeling simila to that prevail.
among Hindoos. It takes the fdrrn of a fear
of contamination.from the miter w-erld, and
is only observed by those •ho canhot afford
to keep servants in su ficient, numbera.
Before meals ladies always wash their hands
at a tapir:ern which the ater runs into a
marble basin. They will turn on .the tap
when they are juat going t wash, but when
they have finished they 1 t the water run
till somebody else shuts t off, as to do it
themselves would make th m unclean. Tney
cannot open or shut a ds r, as the handle
would be unclean, so a lave is generally
kept handrfor the purpos
•
A Deep My tory.
it is a mystery why wo en endure Back-
ache, Headache, Nervouan ss, Sleeplessness,
Melancholy, Fainting and pizy Spelhewhen
thousands have proved th t Electric Bitters
wilt quickly cure such troubles. "1 suffered
for -years with kidney tro ble," writes Mrs.
Phebe Morley,. of Pete son, • Ia.', "and a
lame back pained me eo could not dress
myself, but Electric Bitt ra wholly cured
mo; and, although 73 ye rs old, I now am
able to do all my housewo k." It overcomes
(Jonatipation, improves A petite, gives per-
fect health. Only 50e at ear's drug store,
-Messrs. Stewart, & B rton, of Fort, Mc-
Leod, offered for sale at, uelph, laat week,
in the vinter fair buildin , 42 head of heavy
draught colts, from Shirej, Clyde and Perch-
eron shoe Argi eat aumbekof the darns were
shipped from Ontario ti the west, The
shipment was siirply an e -periment. There
were Over 1,500 people at the sale, farmers
being .present from all the surrounding
townships. Prices ranger from ii:40 to 5120,
Several good, strong oltai IA int cheap,
Nevertheless, Stewart & Burton look_ for
ward to the developnlent11f these horses into
It Girdles
The fame of Buckl
the best in the worl
earth. It's the one p
Corns, Burns, Bruises
Ulcers, Felons, Aches
Eruptions. Only inf
a box at Fear's drug a
he Globe
n's Arnica Salve, as
, extends r und the
rivet healer of Outs,
Sores, Scalps, Boils,
Pains and all Skin
llible Pile o re. 25e
ore.
Not a Cordia Con6titu nt.
A young Radical ca didate for one of the
country constituencie in England had an
embarrassing experie ce while caiivassing.
He found a farmer digging in his g rden,and
leaning over the r 'Mug, said Good
morain'." " Mornin ," gruffly r1e8ponded
the farmer. "Garde looks well,' jventured
the would-be N. P. "Might b wuse,"
said the farmer, who was in no ood for
gossip, "I am the progressive 4andidate
for this coiastituency,' cent nue& tlhe candi-
date, "and I am just Akin a loolaaround."
" that's all right "ins13ed the farmer,
"so long as you don't take .anythieg else."
Blown t At ms.
. The old idea that the jbody semetimes
needs a powerful dra tic, purgativo pill has
been exploded ; for Dr. ing's ew Life
Pills, which areperfeetly armies , gently
stimulate liver and bowels ti expe poison-
ous matter, cleanse the system ad abso-
lutely cure Constipation an Sick ea,dache.
Only 25c at I. V. Fear's dp g store;
he 'century now
es made by me
look for in the
• Wora.en in the Ne
One of the marvels of
paased is the upward etri
men. What may we not
new century?
The Chicago Times -Hera
interesting matter dealing
Mrs. 3-, Ellen Foster, writi
century woman in polities,
the position of women in th
sidered in comparison with
in the year 1900, it requi
prophecy to forge° th t if t
change is maintained in th
tury there will be pe feet c
and opportunitiefs between
another hundred ye re ha
The prejudice which is corn
have been swept awa befor
testimony of the a tual
women in every walk of lif
then be eligible to &vory
State, and patriotic olitica
regarded as one of th moat
the true woman. 0 ualifi
will be the guide to c oice
that day a woman sh 11 app
for the position seems gre
any man. the public s ill In
in placing her in th Pres
cause she
pied thro
eeived th
reverence
enough to
INE YRUP.
tiVo cure
:eh al di..
J. and SC?
at o tak
U; esul t
Johni
'1 wee tr
runt,
Ironehiti
. Vood'i
and afte
elf cured
Laxa-L
ell !work
o en pat
Ion sick
In Nee yo
Pelee 2
for all Ttiroat,. Lung
eases.
pthing in its action.
e, promp and effec-
on, Bear iver, N.S.;
ubled witi hoareenese
ehieh the. ldoctor pro -
and reocnnmendadlne
Norway :line Syrup.
using three bottles I
is wom
es of gre
homage
hem ro
overcome
Ivor P111 efore retir-
while you sleep with -
curing bIliouspese,
eadaohe find dyspep.
a feel better In th•
0.
n. Quee s have occu-
t nations and have re -
of their people, since
al powee was great
ex prejudice."
•
d in One Day.
To (Jure !a Co
Take L xative B
All drugg'sts refund
euro. 25 1l. W.
each box. ,
- The t rtallgold pr
last year amounted
pared wi h $313,64
crease bei «g owing tc
pro4uotioi in the T
The large prdduction
put Cana a in third
put of $2 ,onono.
th city churcl
recent Su dayi, the m
to the ret rn )f the
South Af icisland pp(
being ser red at the
Some eon regations
their opin'on by a star
strongly it fa+or of th
The city o unbil com
cordingly.
FOR into nal Or extern
LOW OIL c nnot be excel
eoothing ren edylfor all pa
omo Qu
he mono
'rove's sr
nine Tablets
if it fails to
nature is on
duotion of the world
to $256 462,438, corn -
534 in 1899, the de.
the stoi page of gold
anevaal by the war.
of the Uondike has
lace, wit a total out -
es in 1 iegston, on a
nieters ade reference
anadian soldiers from
tested gainst liquor
banquet in Kir6gaton.
ere ask d to express
ding vo e, which was
prohibition of liquor.
ittee was notified ac-
ed as a pan relieving. and
I use ILIGYARD'S YEL
n.
-4-Some tirrie ago rthur Pelton, a well
kn wn In erkip man, was takiria down with
ty hold fever. He as very near death's
do r, but ecevered. Then hie father, Gib-
son Pelto , °entracte the disease and died.
Mies Bert la nd Mrs Pelton $•vere later re-
moved - t oodstonk hospital, and Mrs,
Anderson, a eiater, has now fiteen taken to
Stratford hoepital, 1 suffer ng from the
same real dy. I
,
-Ontar'o is to b invaded by a large
number o Western° a looking for highly
bred (tett e fer bree mg pulposea. Some
time ago a aerangem nt was made between
represent tives of the Cattle Breed-
ing Ass ciatiions and t e Govern-
ments nd the railwa e, whereby
men comi g from the eat to 1uy cattle for
stock raising 4houldseeive fr e transporta-
tion.1 As reeult of this, tw or three men
have eyrie d at Toron o to purchase a large
nuenber of oat le and ake bher west.
a
WEB. T OU LES, bi touenees, 9,1low complex•
ion, yi31,10w yes iaundic , etc., 3.gel to the cura-
tive powers f L'OCA•LIV 'R PLLL.S.1 They are sure
to cure. \ .
-Deat ea e with terrible suddenness, on
Wednesd y o last w ek, to Darius Bailey,
one of the best known and mo t substantial
farrners of Yarjniithbwnship, Elgin county.
M Baile who reaid d ainili southeast of
Sp rta, w s irlarried n New ear's day to
Mi:s Eth 1 M. 001, daughter of Ferando
Oi 1, of 8 arta. Mr, Bailey wias around as
us al on t e previous Tuesday Besideshis
wi ow de eased leave: two gr wri up elan -
H was 51 years of a e. Death was due to
he rt fail re.
The i fent child f Mr. m. Holmes,
f 11 out of b d, one &y recently,
broke its collar bane.
Mem ere of the royal fa ily continue
hin i s competiti us conne ted wthUve
ok. T e chatnpio at the Birmingham
Stook Show was he Queen a roan Short-,
n heife Cicelte And the Prince of Wales
ds the list of w nning o nere on the
Usti t rf this sea on, his orses having
n nine aces, wort! $150,0 . This is the
t time he Prince has attained this pre -
✓ posi ion, and h's succees this year is
ributa le of coma to the herse Diamond
Jubilee, w ich got al lost all of the $150,000
In the five raoes he on.
of
an
to
st
Fa
ho
he
Br
fir
mi
at
d has la page of
with the topic.
g the tweutieth
says ; When
year 1 00 is con -
hat th yeeelipy
OS 13M II gift, of
e same, degree of
tsven ieth sen-
ivalit of rights
the'se es when
ro11e1 around.
mon t day will
e the csnvincing
achiev ments of
e. W men will
positioi in the
I serveae will be
acred lduties of
ation, not sex,
officers. If in
ar whose fitness
ter than that of
VO no hesitancy
dent's chair be-
ar
an
ILBUR
easy to
headac
S KERLIN
ako, harmless
e in from 5 t
HEADA
in action '
20 minute
HE POWDERS
nd eure to cure-
.
The aria, Ont rio, Revi w tells efias
pe uliar case of relation hip. ms
" Chubb ' Finlays n left laet week
foe the coast, w ere she is to be
married to Gilbert Pick ring, form-
erly of Pa ie. As h r sieter i the wife of
Hiigh Pio ering, Gil ert's fath r, the family
reletionsh p natured looks so ewhat eom-
plicated, or one giri becomes other -in law
to her ow sister, an will be grandmother
to her Hist es ehildre ; father and on be-
come brot erein-law, and the ssn's children's
grandfath r will be their un le, while the
geandfeth r's childr.n .will le combined
uncles or unts and b usins qf he others.
-Chick ne are no , plucke• in a whole -
Pale mann r by the u e of pneu atiemachin-
ery. The e is a re opts. le n which the
fowl is pl oed after being killed, and into
this are t rued sever I cross c rreets of air
from elect ical fans, evolving t the rate of
5,000 tur s per min te. In t e twinkling
of an eye he bird is tripped o its feathers,
even to t e tiniest particles if down, and
the machi e is ready for anoth r.
•
To cure cold In a night -us Vapo-creso-
lene. It h been use extensive] during more
than twent -four years All Dru gists.
•
CIS
are simply kidney isorder3. The kidneys
filter the blood of all the: shouldn't be
:there. The blood r sses ti - rough the kid-
neys every three mi lutes. If the kidneys
do their 'work no mpurity, or cause of
disorder can remain in the circulation
longer than that tit e. Therefore if your
blood is but of ord r you kidneys have
i failed in their work The are in need of •
1 stimulation, stretighcning or 7doctoring.
One medicine will do all t reeneehe finest
and most imitated blood metaine there
is
This. signature is on everbox of the genuine
unrie Tablets
cold In • one day
Laxative Bromo=
the remedy that cures
Dodd'
Kidne
Pills
•
Some hings orth 4 nowing.
-Gatti d in Lo bard 'etre t, London, is
worth so ething like £60 a fo t.
-In 24 hours ne rly 700 t sins pass in
and ont of New treet stet' ra Birming-
ham.
-A L tnion bu lding sy dicate have
bought H.aton Par , near M nchester, for
£240,000.
-The ol en rule in cold wether ie, un-
doubtedly t keep the extremi ies warm.
-It is g eat imirovement t mix a little
ground rice with 'our for s.ons or pan-
cakes.
- In pr p rtion fel numbers Denmark has
more cycl ate than a #y country in the world.
England ornes sew td and BelGiurn third.
-It is eparted t at there are being fed
hy the British wit n the Br tish lines in
18outh Af ica betw en 8,,000 and 9,000 Boer
women and childre
-In Germany, w en the vote of the jury
Stands si) against ix a prisoner is acquit-
ted. A Tote of s ven against five leaves
the decrial n to the out,' and , on a vote of
eight against four t e prisoner is convicted,
-Ace° ding to Blanco's wor* on the flora
•of the P ilippines, there are Itwenty-eighb
1
ors
genera of pa ms, with eighteaseven se4cies
on those Wan s.
-A Swedish turnip, weighing 26 pounds,
and a yellosei weighing 23 pounds, 1oth
grown by a Fofrfarshire farmer, have bee on
exhibition at Dundee.
-In moist ceses the beat thing you ea, do
with a very fielt chicken is to kill and 1ura
it. While it May be cured, there is al aye
the risk thatiiiock.it my give the disease to
others of the
Frehch naturalist has declared th t if
the world :shoeld become birdleee WIRD loci
could not live in it, after nine years. he
bugs and slugs woeld drive him out, Be
kind to birds.
-In Britain the farmer's own daughtOr is
being compelled to buckle on the armor aud
arho
not
the
supply the place of servant maide,
cannot be got. Work in the kitchen is
incompatible with piano -playing in
parlor.. !
-There are thirty flag factories in
United States. They have an invested ap-
ital of $12,000,000, and pay in wages ne rly
$400,C00 aenthelly. The majority are situ-
ated in New York State. The others are in
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Louisiana r,nd
South Carolina,.
-A majority of persons take years off
their lives through eating too much, wile
all the time they are under the impres ion
that they are indeed being strictly nlod.
era.te.
-Never scold or make fun of nervous
children. They suffer enough without your
threats or eareasm. Don't lot them know
you see their awkwardness when in com-
pany, nor their grimaces Alen alone.
-Powdered alum possesaes very otrong
purifying qualitiee. Four gallons of water
may be purified hy himply throwing in a
teaspoonful of , powdered alum. In a, few
hours time the impurities will be precip'ita.
ted to the bottom of the vessel; leaving ithe
bulk of the water fresh and clear.
-One great cause of the bad and pasty
compl,.exions ameng girls of the present day
is then: habit of livingand sleeping in ill -ven-
tilated rooms, A room kept too hot or too
cold is very bad for the health. A r om
should be juat Warm enough to be oomf rt -
able, and no warmer, and it is better fo it
to be a little tool cold than too hot.
•
THE JOY: OF COMING HOME.
i
There's JO in sailing outward,
Though ne leave upon the pier,
With fecal grin -cal and wistful,
Our very dearest dear,
And the se,a shall roll between us
For perhaps a whole round year.
• There's joy in climbing mountains,
In fording rushing brooks,
In poking into places
We've read sbout in books,
In meeting stranger people
With unfamiliar looks.
But the joY of joys is ours,
Untairebed by any pain,
When we take the home bound steamer
To !ling half so pleasant
And call the home bound train;
here's n
As comieg home again.
-Margaret 3}:. Sangster in Harpers Bazar. -
the
DID AS HE WAS BID.
. l''
now Horace A reeler Once Had it
tie Fix i With His Wife.
_One of the Overlie resorts of Horace
Gireeley in the lays when he was a power
in New. York jOurnalism was Iona island,
a picturesque and pleasant rural para.
dise surroundel by the placid waters of
the Hudson in the vicinity of Peekskill,
N.Y.
Iona island at that time was owned' by
Messrs. Grant and Hasbrouck, bothof
whom were p rsonal friends of Greeley.
They carried' o a large vineyard, besides
other agricult ral operations, on the: is-
land, and it vas here, doubtless, that
Greeley during his frequent visits picked
up many of th ideas which be afterwerd
used in his • ook, "What I Know' of
Farming." Mr Hasbrouckovho survived
Greeley for a number of years, was an
enthusinstic admirer of the famous pd-
itor and was never tired of telling stories
illustrative of his elirewdness and vit.
He claimed that Greeley WItS one of he
wittiest, wisest, oddest and most origiaal
of characters, !Ind at the same time erre
et the MUSA, en npanionable to those m ho
had !the privily e of being within the in --
nor circle of hi. aconnintanceshilL
The -farther be got away frotn Printing
House square the higher his spirits rose,
and a drive alling the winding banks of
the Hudson oda trip across the water to
Iona island he always. enjoyed with the
' enthusiasm of 1 0. boy. Nothing miOrr ed
him when he Was in the country. All his
cares and troubles were left behind him,
locked up in his desk in The Tribtne
office. a
Mrts. Gree14 was different from tier
noted husband in this respect. She
brought her c res along with her, and
she used to si end considerable time re-
proving Horace for his thoughtleesn .ss
and in trying to keep him within boun Is.
One day she kept at him until he sa d:
"All right, mether. Whatever you 1elI
roe to do the rtist of the day I'll do."
A couple of hours later Mr. and Mrs.
Greeley and Mr. Hasbrouck were get-
ting into the rowboat for their usual daily
trip to Iona Wand. Mrs. G'reeley
. ped in in first; Sat down and placed her
parasol with the handle resting on the
I
seat avd the other end 0.1 the bottom of
the boat. Tien, glancing up at 1[r.
Ti
ten,
who was waiting, to get into
the boat, she ailed out:
"Now, Horace, be sure to step on my
parasol and break it getting into t e
boat!"
"All right; J.ist as you say," respond el
Horace cheerthlly, and down came Itis
foot on the parasol, completely wrecki tg
it. Mrs. Greeley looked daggers at It ni
all the way to the ieland, but a happ er
man than Greeley was during the rest of
the, trip would be hard to find, find ever
and anon he could he heard: chuckling
softly to himself as if he bad just thorn, rt
of a good joke
Mr. Gteeleyl made.niatters right whin
they got hacIt to /the Peekskill side ..iy
buying 'Airs. ( •celey a new parasol ll 1(1
),i•
'
handing it to • with the bantering e -
mark:
"There, mother, is a brand new sun-
shade for 'you, much liner than the r Id
- one, andnow don't you ever tell 'me to
step on it unb ss you expect me to do it.
1 always ()bay Oa orders of my superior
officer."
Ve4 Considerate.
?Mr. Suburh
trying to do, 1
Mr. Nextdo
little of the 1
-What on earth are y:ar
cighhor?
-w-INIerely taking down a
sling, so that 1 can mnvo
my chicken col) over into your yard.
"Eh! My yard?"
"Yee; 1 lik to be neighborly and ecn-
bidorate of 0 her people's feelings, y
know."
"Pput--er"-
'YP,:, you e lan't have any more oar
to complain a rout my chickens scrae 11
Up your yard. '
"But yoir am moving your whole
ovor on to 11)3 property."
the idea. Quick as the (
Oa 1 • coop in your yard the_
fane'y Coat yt u own them vaal a*. -;
it-t,ir11 4..ir natural : Pft.,
ii i:iy yard, y iU know."-ThelIite.
1 . False Front,
"Fa, ou new dog Is awful d'eeitfull
I "flow, ommyr
l "Why, when be barks at people be
KM his. tlill "-lkettanso,
Your
Throat.
Gargles can't go back far
enough; sprays don't
reach deep enough; but the
air you breathe touches
every part. Then why not
put some healing medicine
in the air and let them go along
together? That is what Vapo-Creso-
lene is for. It puts the healing medi-
cine right on the places that most
need it. You now see why it so
quickly cures sore throat, bron-
chitis, hoarseness, whooping -cough
and asthma.. 20
Vapo-Crepolene is sold by drugghts everywhere.
The Vaperizer and Lamp, which should 'eat a life-
time, and a bottle of Cresolcne complete, 8t.5o;
extra supplies of Cretelene 25 cents and 50 CeItt;i.
Illustrated booklet containing physicians' testi-
monials free upon reqnest. VAPO-CRESOLENE CO,
reo Fulton St., New York, U.S.A.
Recommended and sold by I. V. Fear,
Druggist, Seaforth.
••••••••••••,••
Perth Notes.
-Mr. G. D. Lando has been elected as
mayor of St. Marys, for a second term, by
acclamation.
-Master Norman Holmstein, of Milver-
ton fell off a band -sleigh one night recently,
and broke his arm at the elbow,
-Mr. W. Ryan, of Mitchell, has been ap-
pointed :census enumerator for the riding of
South Porth.
-The last shipmeet of cheese from the
Wallace iCheetre and Butter Company's fee -
tory war) made on Monday of last week.
The price paid was
-The , Methodist congregation of Mit-
chell entered upon the new year without
a copper debt upon their fine property. The
liability of $3,500 wee completely wiped out
by subscriptions. 1
-A large party asSembled at the residence
of Rev. Mr. Gunzebach, at Milverton, to
watch the old year out, and then presented
the reverend gentleman with a purse of $15,
on behalf Of the congregation.
-We regret to announce the death,on De-
cember 27th. of Mrs. Nicolas Lyneh, of Kin -
kora, aged 77 yeare, Deceased had been
sick for some time previous to her death.
In life Mr. Lynch was a devoted Catholic),
ever willieg and ready to mist the needy.
-The Atwood Preabeterian church is in a
prosperous condition, the membership at
present being 386. The total amount collret-
ed during the year was $1,573.15, and the
expenditure was $1,499.39, which leaves
$73.76 on band. The total liabilities on the
church and manse are $360.
-The other afternoon, while cutting
wood at Mr. John Melville 8, in Elma, with
the steam circular saw, Mr. James Henry,
in going behind one of the men, who was
splitting, teeeived.a light blow from the axe
as it was earning up. It caught him just
above the right eye, the result being a bad
eub.
-The following have been appointed
-License Commissioners for South Perth:
Joseph McIntyre, James Nagle, Benjamin
F. Kastner.
-The following gentlemen compose the
council of the town of Mitchell for the cur-
rent year : Mayor,Frederick Davis ; coun-
cillors, George Larkworthy, Wm. Martin,
G. E. Sawyer, James Brooks, Fred C. Hord,
Adam Koenig.
•
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Specially gratefnl and comforting
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•
All kinds of Coughs and Colds, Bronchitis, Whoop
ing Cough, Pains in the Chest, Wheezing, Hoarse'
nese, Sore Throat and Asthma., yield to the Lung -
healing properties of Dr, Wood's Norway Pine Syrup-
__-_,................._
Sick Wiih Worms.
MTS. J. D. Mayo, Soutli Stukely, P. Q,, wrote the
fallowing: ," One of m children took sick with
wo# ins, and, after trying ererythieg without getting
relief, we procured Dr. w'e Pleasant Worm Syrup,
which a .tcd,promptly and effectually."
1
,
-is-aorei---
After a night with " the boys" there is no better
remedy to clear the head and settle the stomach than
Milburn s Sterling Headache Po .yders., Price 10e. and
26e. at all dealere.
•.-----4.4#4*.
Doctor tie Horses
Mrd. Thrums Thompson, Roland, Manitoba, writes;
"My husbaed would not be without Hagyard's Yel-
low 011 ih the home as be use it a good deal for
doctoring up the hJises, and coneidere. it eplendid."
Price 2b.r.
Laxa Liver Pills Aro waive / a cure for sick Head.
I**.
ashe, Billeueness, Constipation, Dyspepsia, and all
stomach and liver complaints. Tiaey neither gripe,
wt aken nor sicken. Priee 25c. at all ,dealers.
Neuralgia.
" 1 h.d been sulfating about six months with New
ralgia when I stinted taking Milburn's Rheumatic
Pills. They did me more good than any medicine I
ever used. ?dm Annie Ryan, Sand Point, N. S.
ON1E CURE
Constttnptives 14Teed not
Leave Their OwtA nottes
• to be Cured.
e Slociun System.
Of Troll:neat Is Offered you Ab-
solutely Free.
A consideration not to be overlooked
ka the treatment of consumptives is the
expense in quest of health. Some of OW
alec.lical Men are now advising their
patients to go long distances in the hope
hat change of air will do them good. A
lot of solemn nonsense is being said, and
'mitten, about change of climate, and its
nfittence on the patient. "Stick to lov.
Lltitudes0„ says one. "Go themountains",
lays another. How is a poor perplexed
aifferer with sore lungs, to decide among
hese different authorities? The fact is,
seople die of consumption in all climates.
['hey recover from it too, in all climates,
1 they are treated properly. The only
Positive cure for the disease is to kill the
rerms that produce it. This is accom-
olished under the Slocum system ci
reatrnent The disease must have roth
ftg to feed on. That is the print
mderlying the Slocum system. Yoe ear
try it at your home,
POSITIVELY FREE
Tnn or your sick Mende can have a. FR FE
Treatment. Simply write l(, '1)11 T. •
fuzatteax Co., Ltratteo, 179 ging at West,
0, giving post °Moo and caper ss °Mc° addre.P.It: t.
be tree Inedione (lite Slocum Cure) n),I I t
rrorastly pent -
When. wnting for tiem always mention ti.:1
*Pm
Persons In Canada, 6,0fi1ng filocuries free offer la
American paper" will please send for sampler, to
Ins Toronto laboratories.
GWESPIE'S
HARNESS.
Iirmessor.morma
I have romoved my harness shop to my
own store, ONF, DOOR NORTH OF THE
l'OST OFFICE where I will be pleased to
'meet all me old customerAni many 12eW
Ones.
Gillespite's Harness is the
best Harness.
A fun sto'ck of Horse Blankets, Robes,
Sleigh Bells, Trunks, Stc,
Prices right and satisfaction guaranice.l. .
Cie° us a call and we will pleaee you,
delight, youir horse, satisfy your purse.
te'RepaiIing a Specialty.
JAMES GILLESPIE, Seaforth
One Doer NORTH of the iota Office.
171811
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SEAFORTH DYE WORKS
Ladies and gentlemen, thanking- ou all for past
patronage and now that a new season is at hand
wish to let yon know that I am Still in the business,
•ready to do my hest to giro you m ery Batisfactien
in doing your work in the line of cleaning and dyeing
gentlemen's and ladies' clothing, done without hein
ripped as well as to have thcm ri ped. All woo
goods fruarant ed to give gocd Sat faction on Ebert -
esti notice. howls, curtains, etc., at moderate
prices. Pietas do not fail to lilt e me a call. Butter
ind eggs tak n in exchange for work. HENRY
NICHOL, opp siae the Laundry, north Main street.
1691 -if
c
Our direo connections will save you
time a d money for all points,
Canad an North West
Via Toronto or Chicago,
British °tumble and California
points.
• Our rates a e the lowest. We have them
to suit everyb dy and PULLMAN TOUR.
ST OARS fo your acoommodation. Call
for further i rmatien.
Gran Trunk tailway.
Trains leave 13osforth and Clinton stations as
JIOING WIEST-
Passengcr- .. .
Passenger...,
Mixed Train..
faxed Train
GOING EAST-.
Passenger_
Passenger..
Mixed Train....
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10.1-2 P. M. 10.27 P. M.
9.20 A. M. 10.15 1. M.
6.16 P. M. 7.05 P. Id
7.55 A. M. 7.58 A.M.
8.11 P. M. 2.65 P. M.
4 40 2, M. 1.25 P.M.
on, Grey and Bruce.
Passenger. Mixed.
8.07P. It 1.40 P. M.
8.17 2.10
827 2.25
838 5.25
• Parraeuger. Mixed.
6,58 A. M. 8.55 A.m.
. 7.02 9.17
. 7.1b 9.46
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Ethel
Brussels.. .
Wingham.....
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7,14 5,66
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7,47 4.25
8.06 4.49
8.15 4.67
8.22 5.02
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