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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1901-02-15, Page 3_1 Castoria is ri Iregerie, propel either Opium% It is PleaSallt* yifl iiftons of t1Iays Feverish Colic. CaStOria, ,tistipat ion and, md, regulates 'Wen, giving the Childrereei storia. well adapted to claldrest tt as superior to auy pre - M. D. Brooklyn. .;.y. 'URE OF lqAPPERE 2c etTY. ROOF" RUBBERS LIBBERS k:lur Proof" Brand ist heavy "Double •••••=••••••=.1.: est because made r[r, and more of it irer heavy rubber. real tap soles— [he Wear. [rubbers you buy our Proof" brand the cut. rers'. oIdest and best 'Fry in Canada: e e Rubber Co. DIEALt POUND Silver Medal (reate NOVO. remove paint, GU and session and cotton eicti:kt ?at collars and hats. .alt and is strongly re ishing the head, as it natural- gloss to the ny useful for children. ICE leo and 20c a 13CROK Full direction's on Wool?. 1687-52' ,N BED - E. nd in furniture and use we have an un - degree, but mediutt .entage by piacin$ of course,. have th0 ho best gooiI; and Jr. S. r. Holmes vly ot terms, pIendil taTle. • ve, ex supurli . That ben en te i;ng the t Stores, FEBRUARY 154 1901L IMPORTANT NOTICES. uTOOD WA/WED.—Wanted at the Egniondville pottery, between ittty and sixty cords Of Use': ash. half dry and hell green, 4 feet long.Ap ply to F. BUROARD & SON, Egmondville. 172541 seterONEY WANTED.—Wanted aboUt the let of 111. March, 0,100 for which 41 per cent will be paid. Fiat clam farm securiey and for a term of eere. Apply at Tits Emmen& office, Seaforth. 1780.2 TV [MBEWANEED.—Wanted to purcimee, a good piece of etanding timber, at a remonable distance from &Wale. Also a quantity of Maple and Ba wood sew loge, of different lengthe. For particulars apply to ROBERT BELL, Seeforth Fetindry. 172D1t I' IT OUSEKEEPER WANTED.—A suitable person j to take charge of and run the boerding house in connection with the Tuekeremith hick works, A married couple, if imitable, might hoth get ern - ploy rt• erre Duties te commence iu April. Apply to .1 & J. SPROAT, Egmondville. 1729-3' 4_ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE sUlAttel FOR SALE —South half of Lot 14, I. R. E. 12 Stanley, teentaining acre*', about 5 &wee bush, the balance cleared and in a fair eta e of emit'. ation. There is on the plaos a frame barn and small home. It is fairly well fenced, plenty of good water and an excellent young archer Just beginning to bear. Will be sold cheap and on very coley terms - of pay wen % Apply to B. R. HIGGINS, BrueeficId 172S-4 ILIA,Rel FOR SALE—For sale North half of Lot 27, Concession 15, Hay, containing 60 saes, DM cleared, tots of water and good fences, mostly wire, tend eel] underdrained, 12 acre» fall ploughed and 6 acres in fall wheat, 1 .acre of good orchard and a brick house and good barns. Convenient to church, -school and yos t offiee. It is one half a mile north of J. C. Kelbfielsch'e mills. JOSEPE1 OESCH, 8r., ' Blake P. O. 1728x8 • VARM FOR SALE.—Fr sale, Lot 26, Conoes.ion _U 4, L. R. 8.. Tuakeremith, containing et) sores, all cleared and in a first class state of cultivation. There are on the premises a oomfontable kg h ,use, a good frame barn 85x80 feet with stabliog attached, plenty of water ; l onvenient te market ,with gocd gravel 'cede, atel is coesidered one of the beet 60 aere farms in the ownehip. Will bo sold cheap as the proprietor wishes- te retire from farnsing. Apply on the premises or to ALEX. GORDON, Egmend. villa 1'. 0. 1729x4 FOR SALE. VOR SALE OR TO RENT.—General stor with X dwelling and stabling in connection. Situated In the 'Allege of Winthrop Huron Cleunty, 5 miles North of Seaforth. Possession givee beginning of• March. GOVENLOCK BROS., Wiethrop. 1'. 0. 1728x4 QTOCK FOR SALE.—For sale, 10 mileh aowe and helfere, all of which are supposed to be in Gait to a registered Durham butt and several of them will calf in a short time. Also a 13 oxy draught gelding rising bur years old. Apply o4i Let 14, Concession 2, L. R. 8., Tuckersmith, one zjtlln and a quarter eaet of Ktppen and hail a mile south. W. M. DOIG. 1726-41 nixorto Bite D STOCK FORSALE.—The under - 1 signed byre for eale on hie stock farm, lot 8), Concession 5, Ueborne, five t oro bred registered build from the best etrains anl ranging hoar ten months old, up, one being 4 ears rid and a veryeuperior aniueril. Four are red M color and one roan. Also a number of cows and helfere, either in calf or heve recentVealved. These title all pure bred and are recornmended'e If desirable an exchange will be made for stock steers THOhiAS CUDMORE. B uron- dale P. 0. L1720-tf AUCTIONEERS. THOMAS BROWN, Licensed Countiee of Huron and Pt r A. M. Campbell's implement war Toe EXPOSITOR. Office, will reeeiv Satisfaatios guaranteed or no cha uctioneer for the h. Orders left at rooms, Seaforth, or prompt attention. re. 1708 tf AL'CTIONEERING.—B. S. dPhillips, Licensed Auctioneer for the countfea of Huron and Perth. Being a practical fernier and thoroughly understanding the value of farm stook and imple- ments, places me lo a berter poeition to realize good prices. Charges mod -rate. Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. All orders bIt at Benoit' post office or at Lot 28, Concession 2, Hay, be promptly ttended to. 11. th Go she 001 ing 001 he old CaI rat lo eh ne but bo di gri 1,0 pie tn lad 00 la am th ba sto dal au ens -co eae tal tim ba tog lar wat is Poe the wit ink er. Bit 1709-tt OF Valuable Stores & Dwelling In the Village of H nsall. The underegned executors of the estate of the late Jam le marshalb have instructed r. B. S Phillips, auctioneer, to offer by public aucti n isle on SAT- -CROA1 , FEBRUARY 16, at the C mmercial Hotel, eneall, at the bour of two o'cloo , p. m., that val. uztble property known se Marshall's brick block, com- prising two well finished briok st res two stories in height, with metal roofer, good ce lam, store houses atet yards, one:of the mond storiee is fitted up as a dwelling and the other is suitable for store or office regime. The two stores are situited in the best busi- ness part of the village and are li hted with elect- ricity and bring a yearly rental o over $300, thus affording a good investment. The e will be offered (celeste at the same time a good ne and one-halt- etoree frame dwelling with brie foundation and good cellar, hard and soft wate and all modern conveniences, eituated near stores on e corner lot and is suitable either as a good corny dwelling or boarding house. Terms of Sale, which are very liberal,ne the property has to be old, will be made known On the day of sale. For fu ther pdtitioulers apply to FRANCIS MARSHALL r MARY JANE OKE, Executors, Bengali P. 0. or to CL J. SUTH- ERLAND, their agent, at the Ile sall Post Office. 1729-3 MONEY TO Money to loan at 4 per ,:ent oa ity. Apply to JAS. L. KILLORA forth. OAN ood farm &lour- , Barrister, Sea - 1712 -41 a PEOPLE RECOVERING rant Pneumonia, Typhoid or Searlfat Fewer, Diphtheria, La Grippe or sriy Serious Sickness Require the Nerve Toning, Blood E riching, Heart Sustaining Action of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. It ie well known that after any serio s illness the heart and nerves are extreme! weak and the blood greatly impoverishe For these conditions there is noremedy equals Milburn's Heart and NerVe Pill . It restores all the vital forces of the body which disease has impaired and weakene . Mr. 'T. Barnicott, Aylmer, Ont., says : " About a year ago I had a' severe attac of La Grippe which left my system in a exhausted condition. I could not regai strength and was very nervous and slee less at night, and get 'up in the morninas tired as when went to bed.f " I had no energy and was in a miser- able state of health. • " Milburn's Heart and Nerve rills, which I got at Richard's Drug Store here, changed me from a condition of misery to good health. They built up my system, strength- enedeny nerves, restored brisk circulation of my blood, and made a now man of me. "1 heartily recommend them to any one suffering from the after-effects of Grippe, or anTother severe illness.", .1,1.1,31.24zrozirif.m12.292.111 iteaebtaele*Vear Iz 4 114 The old re!iable renedy for Strube, Ilinibenee, Splint*, Curbs and all forme of Lameness. It cures without a blemish because 56 does not blister. North Plantagenet, Ont., Feb. 10, '98. Dr. B. J. Kendall Co. Dear Sirs you please give me a remedy for heaves. I have a mare that is afflicted. I take pleaeure In stating that 1 have cured a Curb of four yearsr standing with your Kendall's Blister. by ualng it only Once and then applying your Spavin Cure. As long as I have home, I will not be without Kentiall'a Spavin Cure and Kendall's Blister in my etable. Very truly yours, ADOLPHUS GAUTH/ER. Price $1, Six for $5. As a liniment for family uee iv has no equaL Ask your druggist for Kendall's' Seevire Cure, also "A Treatise on the Morse," the book free, or address DE. B. J. KENDALL CO., ENOSBURO FALLS, VT- ZiellerSler414411.411,51erZlerWeirSeZerWee'elle3114 School Children's Eyes Supply Their Intellect Defective eyes stunt the mind Can you expect fair progress in school or success in business if so handicapped? Examination of children for glasses is a special feature of _ our Optical Department. J. S ROBERTS, DRUG(' iT AND OPTICIAN, SEArORTH. CENTRAL Hardware Store. We have a complete line of wood cooks, ranges, coal and wood -heaters. For a six hole range see our Imperial Ox- ford and Colonial, the best value ,in the market. In wood cooks Moffat's Crown and Match- less and Gurney-Tilden'a Family -Banner are first °lase stove. fitted with steel ovens and warranted perfect bakers. It will pay youito get our prices before purchasing. Sills-._& Murdie HARDWARE, Counter's Old Stand, Seaforth HORSE BLANKETS. Keep your horse comfortable with one of Broderiek's Horse Blankets. We have the largest and best stock of horse blankets, Goat, Galloway and Bear . robes in town and •the quality of our harnese is also unsurpaseed. SLEIGH BELLS are cheaper than ever before. We also have A nice stock of trunks and valices. —Prices the Lowest— BRODERICK'S ptiOEss CADY'S SLOCK, ffAFORTH. 1719x13 STEPHEN LAMB Wholesale and 'Retail Dealer in „ Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Cedar Posts and Timber. Our lurnbenconeists of the best quality of Hemlock and Pine, being well manufactured. Any amount of Red Cedar Shingles always on hand. Being along your bills, you will be euro to get them filled eats- fectorIlY. Mr Goderich street East. 171141 _I 1, -FOJi R C.R....*AZY" GIRLS - rho rein#i 7 1 :eltnryoneztee a Peace !0c2vto. "I met flonr youag. women recently, ench pf WIlunn ache i tied xvithotit coer- cion that he wee insare on, onp or more Fub'tets," :;..id *a ptizzled-looks "Tiro fil'st one 1 1\' Ikea down ing man LI e other Morn ng, Charles sta cut- with. There were wiadowS nd confidential ' she wa,xe swim orchids in °tie o4 the' florists' ' at once o'cer their pale tints," . rays a Math -not e exchange. " 1 'in cx azy about orchids,' she said,, . . , "My- 1)00 'child," I responded,. "1 . should not have known • there was , anything the matter , wi h your brain at all if you hadn't tol Inc. Try to keep it a secretas long as possible. They don't think of confining you in an asylum, do they?" ' " "Stupid,' :was all she replied to :this, and she didn't say anthing else remarkabje until further down, when she saw sonic engra.vi gs and told me she Was crazy abo t all - such things. ; 'In the .afternoon a other - dear . friend of mine said she was crazy :about Nesselrodo puddin • but the' girl with 'her declared she wasn't — that she . was wild a out terrapin s -and duck and•substances of that or- - der.. . , "1 told them 1 would have a jury . luntitico inqiiirendo sit in their, eases • at once and ,they called mo a "goosl- CUMS,' NvhatOver they may be, which ended a highly intellectual conversa-. lion. ' 'That night one of my oldest' friends hnd a very bright woman she is, too, .i.aid that she , was Crazy (shout Edna May. I asked her what. form her - mania took ijtnd she an- swered that of going to see this lits le act ress whenever. she got , a 'int ece. Then she expl ined that vhen, she said she was 'crazy' about Ins thing it therelY mearit that essiseularls• admired it, —So' it seems women have a vocab- :lary all. their. own and-lt; certainly loos puzzle Or fellow to follow their 2c:centric trains' of thought. 's -When a Mail !SO'S Ild is crazy he nen ns he's derauged, bit'a 'girl may it l, ii(c:ae; anything- Seems-, from nidiking to desperate admira- n, ! EXPOSITOR, • I From the Beatherl nd. Twentyss•ix German tow ns are ilkiftv Ruminated- with atetylen) gns. Berlin's park I— the 1'1 iergarten--- .osts the city. tit t $45,00 a year. In Bavaria. the crown wris 3,430,- 0-00 acres, . _ one-fifth 0 the enall'e 1. meet ot» . .Ilochlsonigsburg, •;_n Nis rrains of an early Medley Si be restored by the Ka josternny has to. impori t ian corn (in . 18§9, bushels were used), becat c oes not Mature in , the ( In the sixteenth Centur customary in Germany ts o'clock, cline at 10, su o to bed at -8'. ;In - the. Gera district, G N ages of weavers last su cnly $1.90 to $3.88 per 1 .111C11 a weaver was expe Ort a family, besides pa3 rent tax and school rat One of the remarkable - the Gertnan nobility is t ijig divorced by "house I called. The latest ins xercise of this private p • t e case of -Princess Lou of , . Schleswig-Holstein a ., ribert of, Anhalt. Comm s t i a':e, the re- al castle, is iser. • all ler 111.- 189,000,000 se the corn erman soil. v it was get Up at p at 5 and rinanSs the /liner Were w th .Led to sup-. ing govern- s. - rivileges of rat .of be- aw," as it asice of the wer was in se Augosta d. Prince ners - have 1 to resort to the ordinary di- vtirco- courts. • English Notes. 141 the year 1600 ,the r. of silk began in England 'llhc notes of the Bank c sts exactly- one-half pe grosvenor scittare pro t ins more millionaires e tial area in London. It is noted that more s dings take place in Lond ur ay than on any Other 'ek. . While the English law provides for t e7 organization, of ,labor baffles it dePrives them s/ of the proUsges of in - c 'rporations An English economist, making use o the population statistics for the h st 30 years, figures oul; that by 1. 50the population of England will - have become stationary. 1 The British Government encottrages 11 ventors and scientists by extend - 11 g . financial assistance to those hose; work is cesnsiderei of suffici- e rt value to warrant su h develop - 1) ents The grants are made through -t re British Royal Society, and range I value from .$50 , to 87,500, ac- e rding. to. the -nature of the inven- t on to. be exploited. anufacture Of, England riy each. ably con - than any ciety wed - on on Sat day in the Sci en ti ticinformati Thc. solar orb ';wo t anybody who :silo side of, this., planeys - A distinguishedas ti aton the planet rises in the west st. , The Ornatuer ts -use sc n Indians � the 'opinion gs-rdecl as pict as decorations A scientist, meriting,. has theplumage o trlation of fo. cl:.es. In this cc, • produced s imparted tints of the ra D. Id a pear blue ld v cee' it out- tmo phere. rono rer asserts ranu the sun and ets'In the by he Thomp- British ;Col nnbiaare. of Tin Boa , to be re- OgraphS, rlxther - than ft& years of experi- sticcOded in coloring birds by ti e adininis- d; Mix d with asraline Va)v h has, it is stat- ed; blue pig ions, and, to ca axles all the inbows Marine !Int he fisheries on Lal pl yment to 3„7.28 p n 1880 there .evere ,le, s .than 50 ship T -day there are shipbuilding yards, to al of 1,000vesse n 1800 the Indian ti ally •the only poa th great lakeS,! third of all the fres wrid. To-daY, he be .s several thisu n -sVitI h' 70 shipy4r1s -th lakes to asId c We bEr. .• 1 I • rests. e Erie give Tsons, in all the world uilding .yards. -tore :hart 700 urnirss t. a s yearly. canoo Was prnc- ing v eh i e mr rhich :rold ont-. water in .1110 lake feet atm - 0111— steel n the steamers, shores' of nstan ly to the MARRIAGI TR HURON BEAFOR No WITN LICENSES UED AT Eplply011 OFFICE, oNTARI9. StiES REciUIRED. rofessionia en. Ws the constant strain and worry Under which the profess;ional man labor, the ir egularity of habit a and los :of rest that , reakede him p enliarly sus- I ceptible to kid ey treubles. First :it's bte kaehe, then urinary difficulties, then— unless it's attended to— Bright's Die woe and — death.' DOAN'S KIDNEY PILL • trengthen and invigorate 4he kidneys never fail to give quick reli f and cure he most obstinate caseS. Rev. M. P. Campbell, pa tor of the aptist Church, Essex,IOnt., s ys: "From y personal use of Dean'K dney Pills, hioh I got at Sharon's drug store, I can y they are a most excellent ,remedy for dney troubles, and I r eon:mend them to fferers from sue cam ai ts.t' ILLES IHARNE E'S I have Jemoved rey harness shop to my o n store, ONE DOOR NORTH OF. THE 'P1 ST OFFICE, where I will t+ pleased to m et all my old eustomere 4lid many tiew 011 S. 1 • lespie's Harness is the • best Harness A ull stock of Horse Blank ts, Robes, Sleigh Bells, Trunks, c. ricesi right and satisfactioi guaranteed. Give !us a call and we w lliplease you, del ght your horse, satisfy yo r puree. Repairing a Spoialty. JA ES GILLEplE, Saforth, ne oor NORT# of the flo t Office. 1718-41 • He e'n people free from pain and ache Dysp pile's direful ills. It is because they always tak La a-Livir ills. The •e: little pills work while ou sleep, without a gripe or parn,'curingIIliousness, consti ation, dyspepsia and sick eadaehe, and tn king you feel better in th morning. H e a .,WOOD'S soothes WAY PINE and cu YRUP., Worst cipUghsa s and he lungs es the inds of dcolds. T ELM LOGS "ANTED. The undersigned is prepared o pay r1 thousand, board easure, unlimited quantity of o. 1 Soft go, delivered at the cefield Saw and Stay Mill. be out 11, 13 anci 16 feet n length. so buy timber by measu ement, or , in bueh. WILLIAM AM ENT, sSe orth P.O. $9p For a Elm L Br Logs t Will a by bul Why FI ° • A. shoe that as wo the highest award at the aria World's Fair ought to be ood enough for a lady ;to wea Beauty, comfort, style ap- pearance and durability a the points that won the gold m dal. Its price and value m e it the choice of thousands of 1 dicks who know how to dress t st6- fully and comfortably. $3.ao and $4.04 per pa'. Made by The J. 6. King Limited, Tolronto. Afte 6 o'clock iro-Nig nd every night until 6 a. he Bell Telephon Long D stance Rates are approxim half theI day rates. No al charge fo appoint ante to talkt a, spec: Try the night service. CO.'S ely one - making d time. P. 1 m..".4 AND MAR). Mrs, Annie Eastman of EIMirn. N. Y. is the first woman to fill a ConFtsgat sn :hist. tmlpit, She is a native of l'es hi ills.,'and was educated at Oberlin. Mme. Schumann-Heink, the lam ei- erand opere dramatic contralto, support by her singing an invalid husband :Ili ( (iitit,teynar for the education of her eight c il Airs. Anna Morris Holstein, widow of Major William Hayman Holstein and a famous army nurse, died at her home in Red Hill, Pa., recently. She was 70 yea rS old. . . The death in . Befall', Md., recently of Miss Rebecca Woolsey releases $58,000 for the use of the county in improving roads, that firm having been bequeafted by William Woolsey, in 1888, subject to his sister's life estate. . Airs. George- Boyden of Newark, Ind., whose husband has just committed sri- cide, has had eight husbands. Two d ed natural deaths within a year after Or ir marriage, three obtained divorces apd threecommitted suicide. A Strange coincidence in the recent death i of Mrs, Calvin S. Brice was the the d .ath of her husband, Senator Brice fact that she passed away in New York on the same day or the year and at tie same hour on the second anniversary of of Oho. I4Irs Kendal explains why she and her hnsba d have always acted together by the statement that it was because of a vow de to her father. Mrs. Kendal's fathe , when his daughter wanted o marry an actor, insisted that they shou d alway act together. , Misa Elfrida Coekerell, who is freque t- ly alluded to as "the other Miss Cock r - ell," is no relation to the fair maker of necklaces. She is the daughter of How- ard Cockerell, who married as his seeo d wife Mrs. Hayward, who lost her fir t husband in the war of the rebellion. Mrs. Peggy Craw of Mason City, Md., is said to be the oldest Wollinn in this country who is self supporting. Al- though 100 years old, Mrs. Craw, it ro Said. does not look more than 65. Si e does her OWIJ housework and earns a comfortable living with her needle, d pending entirely upou her own hands fqr her borne and living. Frau llosa von Rosthorn, wife of the acting ,i.ristrianH minister at Peking, has been grtinted a war medal by the emper- or of Austria, sock a decoration having hithertot been given exclusively to men. The Fr orch government has also givvti von Rosthorn, Who, during the siege at its Orde ' of the Legion of Honor to Frau Peking, idistinguished herself by great valor, Lating part in military actions and fighting nost courageously and succesS- fully ag inst the 'Boxers. • 8 1 ;TOWN TOPICS. Let us laot forget to remind New Yost that in ttie twentieth century she is sti 1 rideitlgrin horse „ears.—Cleveland Dealer. The dome of tbe statehouse in Boston has taken -on a new coat of yellow. it is as handsOme as a'. molasses candy was oo.—New rleans Picayune. , Pittsburg has had a case of a. patient dying in the street, but has not yet reach- ed New York's reeerd for killing them i the hospltals.—Pittsburg Press. Memphis has a larger population na than New York had a century ago_ century hence Mem:phis proposes to hav a larger population than New York- ha now.—Memphis Coramereial Appeal. New York Is not the only city in th United States in need of better govern ment. According to prominent resident of Philadelphia the City of Brother! Love is in- as bad .0 plight as gay and wicked Gotham.—Baltimore Sun. Last year Philadelphia spent over $2,- 000,000 in street improvements and has the St just apprepriated $1,000,000 more foi he purpose. When. the people o Louis+ are ready to face the cost a similar advance can he ,ntade here. JEWELRY JOTTINGS. 1 Barrette e afford a pleasing variation in hair clasps. The long and large, open oval shapes seem decided favorites. The lategt long Chain for muffs an lorgnettes takes on a more massive clutr4 acter with enameled plaques alternatin with chain. Tiniest gold or silver mesh purses which can hold at most two silver dimes, are among trinkets that may be attache to the chain. Chain purses seem to cap the ver pinnacle of fashion. The long, old fash ioned knitted purses, with gold slip rings and tassels of gold or stones, are the latest departure In this line. In ornamental buttons Russian enamel plays an important part. Very beauti- ful sets of six buttons are provided, as are others in silver or gilt of antique or "new art". styles. THE DOMINIE. The highest church steeple in the world Is that of the Cathedral of Antwerp -470 feet. The Right Rev. Dr. William 11 McLa- ren has been 25 years bishop of the Epis- copal dioeese of Chicago. The oldefit living vicar In Great Brit- ian is Rev.: G. D. Grundy, vicar of He, who was presented in 1838 and is now 94. Rowland s D. Edwards, the English evangelist, will worii in this country for / several moths and until February will make Chicago his headquarters. He is a lawyer by •profession and a member of the largest law firm of its kind in Eng- land. ANIMAL LIFE. A goat gives a quart of milk daily and lives ten years. Birds are blessed with large appetites. The robin ,can easily devour two-thirds of its weight in earthworms in a day. Most monkeys havea liking for land crabs, and he beasts when in their nat- ural elemen in the jungle will often trav- el for mile to some marshy region in search of a crustaceen meal. C TY COUNCILS. Our CO11011 comscil still persists In what the Mayor cabs undutiful defection. Still, that is better than reckless coite- sion.—Bosten Herald. Would that our susceptible city coun- cilmen could be vaccinated against the insidious advances of the sharneh se br1berl—e01eve1and Plain Deater. . • • CA$TORIA For Infants and Children. Tao fas- dulls Opium d, It ell ere" inappor. BRic+FIT 4th's Lea,ding iClothing & Furnishing Store 4.NAAAAA,,wwwwview INTER OfERCOVIS. beneeaepdled for some i e yet and now is the time to get one if you want ch We have still a good assortment left in black and blue beavets, black and grey cheviots, brown friezes and a large stock of assorted colors in boys' sixes. The prices will sur rise you, sterling quality combined Iwith cheapness. You I will undersand the b rgains you are getting in good value bettzr if you come and see them, titan if we told you about them. here. Call and see us. 4:e14 R .FLE.71011ERS,- 8.E FO.k1711. SUC Grippe mobs Quinine, Phenacitine, Antifibruu, Antikarnnja In pills, capsules or powders, to suit ages , 0* • -• 0 0 0 S 0 0- • 0 • Also Humphreys No. 77 The gikeat homeopathic oure for grippl Laxatilve Bromo Quiaine Tablets, etc. LEX., L.L.41 DR G -G-.11`1' NEXT DOOR 1NORTH OF IPIOKARD'S. joti SE FOR111 6 i B.BM. Makes , BloOd Pur,. If the blood is pure the whole body will be healthy. If the blood is impure the whote system becomes corrupted with its impurities. Burdock Blood Bitters trans- forms impure and watery blood into rich pure blood and builds up the hea1t1-4 Disease germs cannot lurk in the system w en B.B.B. is used. Miss Eft14 McDonald, Lisoonab Mills, Guy Co., NS.,writes: "I have found B.B.B. an excelent remedy for purifying the blood arid curing sick headache. I had tried many remedies, but none of them did the much good. 1343.E. has made me so well that I feel like a new woman and 1 am oonstantly recommend- ing it to my friends.", To Contractors. Tenders will be reoelved until. February 204h, 1901, for the raising, rearing and shingling of the Lead - bury eehool hou e. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and speolfications can be seen at the repidence of the undersigned. JOHN- STON KINNEY), Leadbury P. 0. 1730x2 The Nevi Harness .MAKER Having pu abased the Harness Shop and business of r. John Ward, I solicit the patronage of 111 the old customers, and guar- antee them nd all new ones the best of workmanship and material. Always on hand a full li e of HAR ESS SADDLES WHIP 1 TRUNKS VALI1 ES ETC., ETC. Priem right and satisfaction guaranteed. Give me a oat ANDREW OKE, Seaforth WARD'S OLD STAND. 1730-tf THE SEAFORTH .. AND . Chopping 11101s R. X. CLARK Wants and anIr quantity of good logs heading bolts, 40 inches long, For whieh the highest price will be paid. - Ctuttome aawing done on short notreerand at reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaran- teed. L. CLARK, C4th. 1186-41 AN ITEM( OF INTEREST. Farm 1011111 suit borrower; vonesnos Parer, Ont. streets en at lowest rates; payment. to eatiesetion guaranteed; all corr.- y anewered. ABNER COMM. 015ce—At oorner of Minnie and every Saturday all day. 1667 Sea The und the Ogilvie the well- kr I Seafo Are no C US Special reigned 1having purchased from Milling Company, of Montreal, OW11 th Flour Mills, prepared to do all kinds of tom Work, .. TO WHICH . Attention. will be Gien The very best quahty of Flour g; .1n. in r. exchange for wheat. Chopping of all kinds done on tb Alert, est notice. Price, five cents per lef The best brands of Flour alwar cihand, and Will be delivered in any pi, of the town free of oharge. kinThaeohf iggrhain.estprice in eash r .1 for all Feed of all kinds constantly hand. The SeaforthMill ug Co. . 1080 McKillop Directory for 1901. i DANIEL mAisLEY, Reeve, Beechwood ALEX. GARD 8 ER, Con or, Leadbttry P. O. JOHN G. GR : ' Con oilier, Winthrop P. 0 JAMES 0141(111 IN, counolllor, Besehyrocid P. 0 ARCHIBALD MeGREGO , Councillor, Siafortli P.0 JOHN 0. MO MON, 01 it, Winthrop P. 0 DAVID M. R SeleTr r, Winthrop P. O. WILLIAM EVENS, Ase r. Bereobwood P. O. CHARLES D DDS, Collector, Seaforth P. O. RICHARD POLLARD, Satititary Inspecter, Ltiede bury P. O. .A.M" The Se*forth Tea Store A big stpok-taking sale is now going on. Now is the time to get great bargains for caeh I must clear out a lar e lot of my attack at once. Best No. I trite - ford flour $1.15 per 100 lbs. This flour is not the second grade, but I guaran- tee it to be first -c ass No. I flour. New prunes 3 lbs. for 25e, and 4 lbs. for 25o; best evaporated peaches! 10o alb.; clean- ed currants 100 a lb, ; 3 lbs.select raisins for 25c; new figs 6 lbs. for 25o; corn, peas and tomatoes 8e a can; 'sardines 5o a tin; ten barn jude soap for 25e; ten lbs. sulphur for 25e; ten lbe, salt, for 25o; scaled herring 150 a box; Allen's sweet eider 80 a quart ; mixed pickles 1513 a quart; best honey Ifle a lb.; sal on 10e a can: all kinds of smoked meate, strokes hams, shoulders} breakfast bacon, rolls, and len -clear bacon; beat Collingwood and London lard; American coal oil t2o a gallon, or 5 gallo for $1; half barrels herring $3.58; haif barr le salmon trout $6.;. chum, crockery and glassware at cost; butter and eggs ttken as cash prices. A. G. AULT si AFORTH. Stallions for Sale. For sale the fallowing imported Shire Stallion': Sunlight i No. 16,876, foaled in 1892, and weighs 2,200 potuide t sired by Munchanson (6190) dam William. sons Snip (1188), brown calor and bred by Thome, Williamson, Moss House, Upper Rosvoliffe, La Engiand. Travelled five years on lobe same route an4 has proved ilsitneelf a sure foal getter and a ante clam. dock horst. BLAISDON : WILLIAM, ;No. 16529, foaled 1896, sired by Hitabin Conqueror, 4468; dam Dansmore'es Bonny Lege, 12196; by rilie13, 5894, bay, weigher 2,000 pounds, bred by Peter Stubbs, Blalielon, New- ham, Glos. I BLAISDON corini, No. ,17775, foaled 1898, sired by Blaiedon Conqueror 15989, Eame Aiktu se Bleteden William bay color, bred by, William! C. Barling, New- ham, Giles., weight 1826 pounds. i ROBIN HOOD IX, foaled 1696, bay oolor, bred by Wand J. Turner, LowerUall Farm. Penwietbatn, fired by Ticnion, (6394) 4Iam Star 20919, weighe 1,860 pounds. • , 1 , These horses were imported by ;the undersigned last September,d seen 6 my stables In min IlimeaD at any time. For further partioul.rs apply pereonally or ad real THOMAS J. BERKY, Hew& 1110ali 0 STOCK FOR SER 'F 10E. DIG FOR SERVICE—The nnds signed will kee L tor service on Lot 16, Con mien 2, Hay, soroughbred improved Iterkehire hose 1 year ok 'ems 81 payable at time of eervio , if charged $1.51 011N ELDER. 1728-111 110 PIG BREEDERS.—The unde gned will kae L on. Lot 26, Concession- 6, L, It S., Tuokenernleit thoroughbred Teenwonen Pm, Iso a thorougl red YOU/Mks Pio. A limited n mber of sow° wi e admitted to eaoh. Terms 81, n yable at the tine service, or 61.50 if chargesi. J MES GEMMILI 1608-62 110 STOCK BREeDERS.—The L horn bull, "New Year' Gift," moved from the premises of an to the premises o the undersigned, ill be kept for the improveme rther notice in these column. rviee a firsteolass improved Yo SMILL1E, "Good Cheer Farce,' W:11 known Short 22087 has bee] r. William Chile where h 4of stook unti I alto keep fo Itshire boar. A TuckersmIth. 172141 AUCTION SAT 18. LeCTION SALE OF FARM, F L PLEMENTS AND FIQUe 'RE.—Mr. Thomas Brown his b a AdmInistratrix of the Estate el rdon, to sell by public auction co n 4, London Road Survey, Truer iday, February 20th. at 1 O'olonk ' property viz. : Horses—One re, 1 agricultural mare supposes ivy draught horse, 1 good driv 1 agri ultural filly rising thre .-.'tle—Two heifers coming three 1, 1 newly calved cow, 1 farrow • two, 2 heifers coming two, 5 la • young calf, Inaplements—On le seed drill nearly new, 1 Sherp v, 1 truck wagon, 1 set bob:Amps, ;gy nearly nest, 1 single buggy,' new Fleury: plow, twin plow, mond harrows, disk barrow nee nd stone, fanning mill, Bet weig :o pounds, hayfork, oar, rope a te, cross -cut ewe -nearly new, t i auger kettles, turnip cutter, der, stone boat, set team harnesc, is, aet Bingle harness, goat robon rrug nearly new, a lot of ben, all articles, ale° a lob of timothy barn and a lob of mangOldfi, ales el wo d. Also a lot of household 1- Yea and general household effect rying outfit. The whole will posit reserve. Ternut—All sums sf b; over that ernount 10 month,' en on furnishing approved joint [tit of 4 cents on the dollar wil a on credit amounts. The Farm ring 100 *prey'will be offered fo a and plaoe. There le a gocd k barn with stone stabling, and ether with other necemary build e, orchard of choice fruit tre. or. It is in first class shape in e 1onvtailen4 to schools, churoh session at any time. Terms— purdhase money on the day -of 1 the exception of 81,800 within rest, and the remainder on time ISABELLA GORDON, Adminl )WN', Auctioneer. RM STOCK, 11.1 HOLD FURNI en instructed by the late 'Milian Lt 25, Conces remain on Wed p. m., the follow. general purpoei to be in foal to t ng mare 7 yesri , 1 roadster foal imposed to be Ir ow, 3 aeon cram t pring-'s (salves Maseey binder, I a hay rake nearly 1 cutber, 1. toy agonereck, gravel and -roller, I set ler new, souffier, s scales to weigh d pulleys own- o water troughs, heelbarrow, long set plow bar - arly new, rubber and numerous hay and straw in a lot of 23inch rniture including , together with a vely be sold with - 86 and under, credit will be notes. A die - be allowed for The term mi- eale at the same rick dwelling, a a barn and shed, nge. There is a , and plenty of ery respect, and .8 and markets. ive per cent of be;=the balance 80 days, without to suit purchase tratrix ; THOS. 1730-2 Auction . ale OF Valuable Stores & Dwelling In the Village of H nsall. The underegned executors of the estate of the late Jam le marshalb have instructed r. B. S Phillips, auctioneer, to offer by public aucti n isle on SAT- -CROA1 , FEBRUARY 16, at the C mmercial Hotel, eneall, at the bour of two o'cloo , p. m., that val. uztble property known se Marshall's brick block, com- prising two well finished briok st res two stories in height, with metal roofer, good ce lam, store houses atet yards, one:of the mond storiee is fitted up as a dwelling and the other is suitable for store or office regime. The two stores are situited in the best busi- ness part of the village and are li hted with elect- ricity and bring a yearly rental o over $300, thus affording a good investment. The e will be offered (celeste at the same time a good ne and one-halt- etoree frame dwelling with brie foundation and good cellar, hard and soft wate and all modern conveniences, eituated near stores on e corner lot and is suitable either as a good corny dwelling or boarding house. Terms of Sale, which are very liberal,ne the property has to be old, will be made known On the day of sale. For fu ther pdtitioulers apply to FRANCIS MARSHALL r MARY JANE OKE, Executors, Bengali P. 0. or to CL J. SUTH- ERLAND, their agent, at the Ile sall Post Office. 1729-3 MONEY TO Money to loan at 4 per ,:ent oa ity. Apply to JAS. L. KILLORA forth. OAN ood farm &lour- , Barrister, Sea - 1712 -41 a PEOPLE RECOVERING rant Pneumonia, Typhoid or Searlfat Fewer, Diphtheria, La Grippe or sriy Serious Sickness Require the Nerve Toning, Blood E riching, Heart Sustaining Action of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. It ie well known that after any serio s illness the heart and nerves are extreme! weak and the blood greatly impoverishe For these conditions there is noremedy equals Milburn's Heart and NerVe Pill . It restores all the vital forces of the body which disease has impaired and weakene . Mr. 'T. Barnicott, Aylmer, Ont., says : " About a year ago I had a' severe attac of La Grippe which left my system in a exhausted condition. I could not regai strength and was very nervous and slee less at night, and get 'up in the morninas tired as when went to bed.f " I had no energy and was in a miser- able state of health. • " Milburn's Heart and Nerve rills, which I got at Richard's Drug Store here, changed me from a condition of misery to good health. They built up my system, strength- enedeny nerves, restored brisk circulation of my blood, and made a now man of me. "1 heartily recommend them to any one suffering from the after-effects of Grippe, or anTother severe illness.", .1,1.1,31.24zrozirif.m12.292.111 iteaebtaele*Vear Iz 4 114 The old re!iable renedy for Strube, Ilinibenee, Splint*, Curbs and all forme of Lameness. It cures without a blemish because 56 does not blister. North Plantagenet, Ont., Feb. 10, '98. Dr. B. J. Kendall Co. Dear Sirs you please give me a remedy for heaves. I have a mare that is afflicted. I take pleaeure In stating that 1 have cured a Curb of four yearsr standing with your Kendall's Blister. by ualng it only Once and then applying your Spavin Cure. As long as I have home, I will not be without Kentiall'a Spavin Cure and Kendall's Blister in my etable. Very truly yours, ADOLPHUS GAUTH/ER. Price $1, Six for $5. As a liniment for family uee iv has no equaL Ask your druggist for Kendall's' Seevire Cure, also "A Treatise on the Morse," the book free, or address DE. B. J. KENDALL CO., ENOSBURO FALLS, VT- ZiellerSler414411.411,51erZlerWeirSeZerWee'elle3114 School Children's Eyes Supply Their Intellect Defective eyes stunt the mind Can you expect fair progress in school or success in business if so handicapped? Examination of children for glasses is a special feature of _ our Optical Department. J. S ROBERTS, DRUG(' iT AND OPTICIAN, SEArORTH. CENTRAL Hardware Store. We have a complete line of wood cooks, ranges, coal and wood -heaters. For a six hole range see our Imperial Ox- ford and Colonial, the best value ,in the market. In wood cooks Moffat's Crown and Match- less and Gurney-Tilden'a Family -Banner are first °lase stove. fitted with steel ovens and warranted perfect bakers. It will pay youito get our prices before purchasing. Sills-._& Murdie HARDWARE, Counter's Old Stand, Seaforth HORSE BLANKETS. Keep your horse comfortable with one of Broderiek's Horse Blankets. We have the largest and best stock of horse blankets, Goat, Galloway and Bear . robes in town and •the quality of our harnese is also unsurpaseed. SLEIGH BELLS are cheaper than ever before. We also have A nice stock of trunks and valices. —Prices the Lowest— BRODERICK'S ptiOEss CADY'S SLOCK, ffAFORTH. 1719x13 STEPHEN LAMB Wholesale and 'Retail Dealer in „ Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Cedar Posts and Timber. Our lurnbenconeists of the best quality of Hemlock and Pine, being well manufactured. Any amount of Red Cedar Shingles always on hand. Being along your bills, you will be euro to get them filled eats- fectorIlY. Mr Goderich street East. 171141 _I 1, -FOJi R C.R....*AZY" GIRLS - rho rein#i 7 1 :eltnryoneztee a Peace !0c2vto. "I met flonr youag. women recently, ench pf WIlunn ache i tied xvithotit coer- cion that he wee insare on, onp or more Fub'tets," :;..id *a ptizzled-looks "Tiro fil'st one 1 1\' Ikea down ing man LI e other Morn ng, Charles sta cut- with. There were wiadowS nd confidential ' she wa,xe swim orchids in °tie o4 the' florists' ' at once o'cer their pale tints," . rays a Math -not e exchange. " 1 'in cx azy about orchids,' she said,, . . , "My- 1)00 'child," I responded,. "1 . should not have known • there was , anything the matter , wi h your brain at all if you hadn't tol Inc. Try to keep it a secretas long as possible. They don't think of confining you in an asylum, do they?" ' " "Stupid,' :was all she replied to :this, and she didn't say anthing else remarkabje until further down, when she saw sonic engra.vi gs and told me she Was crazy abo t all - such things. ; 'In the .afternoon a other - dear . friend of mine said she was crazy :about Nesselrodo puddin • but the' girl with 'her declared she wasn't — that she . was wild a out terrapin s -and duck and•substances of that or- - der.. . , "1 told them 1 would have a jury . luntitico inqiiirendo sit in their, eases • at once and ,they called mo a "goosl- CUMS,' NvhatOver they may be, which ended a highly intellectual conversa-. lion. ' 'That night one of my oldest' friends hnd a very bright woman she is, too, .i.aid that she , was Crazy (shout Edna May. I asked her what. form her - mania took ijtnd she an- swered that of going to see this lits le act ress whenever. she got , a 'int ece. Then she expl ined that vhen, she said she was 'crazy' about Ins thing it therelY mearit that essiseularls• admired it, —So' it seems women have a vocab- :lary all. their. own and-lt; certainly loos puzzle Or fellow to follow their 2c:centric trains' of thought. 's -When a Mail !SO'S Ild is crazy he nen ns he's derauged, bit'a 'girl may it l, ii(c:ae; anything- Seems-, from nidiking to desperate admira- n, ! EXPOSITOR, • I From the Beatherl nd. Twentyss•ix German tow ns are ilkiftv Ruminated- with atetylen) gns. Berlin's park I— the 1'1 iergarten--- .osts the city. tit t $45,00 a year. In Bavaria. the crown wris 3,430,- 0-00 acres, . _ one-fifth 0 the enall'e 1. meet ot» . .Ilochlsonigsburg, •;_n Nis rrains of an early Medley Si be restored by the Ka josternny has to. impori t ian corn (in . 18§9, bushels were used), becat c oes not Mature in , the ( In the sixteenth Centur customary in Germany ts o'clock, cline at 10, su o to bed at -8'. ;In - the. Gera district, G N ages of weavers last su cnly $1.90 to $3.88 per 1 .111C11 a weaver was expe Ort a family, besides pa3 rent tax and school rat One of the remarkable - the Gertnan nobility is t ijig divorced by "house I called. The latest ins xercise of this private p • t e case of -Princess Lou of , . Schleswig-Holstein a ., ribert of, Anhalt. Comm s t i a':e, the re- al castle, is iser. • all ler 111.- 189,000,000 se the corn erman soil. v it was get Up at p at 5 and rinanSs the /liner Were w th .Led to sup-. ing govern- s. - rivileges of rat .of be- aw," as it asice of the wer was in se Augosta d. Prince ners - have 1 to resort to the ordinary di- vtirco- courts. • English Notes. 141 the year 1600 ,the r. of silk began in England 'llhc notes of the Bank c sts exactly- one-half pe grosvenor scittare pro t ins more millionaires e tial area in London. It is noted that more s dings take place in Lond ur ay than on any Other 'ek. . While the English law provides for t e7 organization, of ,labor baffles it dePrives them s/ of the proUsges of in - c 'rporations An English economist, making use o the population statistics for the h st 30 years, figures oul; that by 1. 50the population of England will - have become stationary. 1 The British Government encottrages 11 ventors and scientists by extend - 11 g . financial assistance to those hose; work is cesnsiderei of suffici- e rt value to warrant su h develop - 1) ents The grants are made through -t re British Royal Society, and range I value from .$50 , to 87,500, ac- e rding. to. the -nature of the inven- t on to. be exploited. anufacture Of, England riy each. ably con - than any ciety wed - on on Sat day in the Sci en ti ticinformati Thc. solar orb ';wo t anybody who :silo side of, this., planeys - A distinguishedas ti aton the planet rises in the west st. , The Ornatuer ts -use sc n Indians � the 'opinion gs-rdecl as pict as decorations A scientist, meriting,. has theplumage o trlation of fo. cl:.es. In this cc, • produced s imparted tints of the ra D. Id a pear blue ld v cee' it out- tmo phere. rono rer asserts ranu the sun and ets'In the by he Thomp- British ;Col nnbiaare. of Tin Boa , to be re- OgraphS, rlxther - than ft& years of experi- sticcOded in coloring birds by ti e adininis- d; Mix d with asraline Va)v h has, it is stat- ed; blue pig ions, and, to ca axles all the inbows Marine !Int he fisheries on Lal pl yment to 3„7.28 p n 1880 there .evere ,le, s .than 50 ship T -day there are shipbuilding yards, to al of 1,000vesse n 1800 the Indian ti ally •the only poa th great lakeS,! third of all the fres wrid. To-daY, he be .s several thisu n -sVitI h' 70 shipy4r1s -th lakes to asId c We bEr. .• 1 I • rests. e Erie give Tsons, in all the world uilding .yards. -tore :hart 700 urnirss t. a s yearly. canoo Was prnc- ing v eh i e mr rhich :rold ont-. water in .1110 lake feet atm - 0111— steel n the steamers, shores' of nstan ly to the MARRIAGI TR HURON BEAFOR No WITN LICENSES UED AT Eplply011 OFFICE, oNTARI9. StiES REciUIRED. rofessionia en. Ws the constant strain and worry Under which the profess;ional man labor, the ir egularity of habit a and los :of rest that , reakede him p enliarly sus- I ceptible to kid ey treubles. First :it's bte kaehe, then urinary difficulties, then— unless it's attended to— Bright's Die woe and — death.' DOAN'S KIDNEY PILL • trengthen and invigorate 4he kidneys never fail to give quick reli f and cure he most obstinate caseS. Rev. M. P. Campbell, pa tor of the aptist Church, Essex,IOnt., s ys: "From y personal use of Dean'K dney Pills, hioh I got at Sharon's drug store, I can y they are a most excellent ,remedy for dney troubles, and I r eon:mend them to fferers from sue cam ai ts.t' ILLES IHARNE E'S I have Jemoved rey harness shop to my o n store, ONE DOOR NORTH OF. THE 'P1 ST OFFICE, where I will t+ pleased to m et all my old eustomere 4lid many tiew 011 S. 1 • lespie's Harness is the • best Harness A ull stock of Horse Blank ts, Robes, Sleigh Bells, Trunks, c. ricesi right and satisfactioi guaranteed. Give !us a call and we w lliplease you, del ght your horse, satisfy yo r puree. Repairing a Spoialty. JA ES GILLEplE, Saforth, ne oor NORT# of the flo t Office. 1718-41 • He e'n people free from pain and ache Dysp pile's direful ills. It is because they always tak La a-Livir ills. The •e: little pills work while ou sleep, without a gripe or parn,'curingIIliousness, consti ation, dyspepsia and sick eadaehe, and tn king you feel better in th morning. H e a .,WOOD'S soothes WAY PINE and cu YRUP., Worst cipUghsa s and he lungs es the inds of dcolds. T ELM LOGS "ANTED. The undersigned is prepared o pay r1 thousand, board easure, unlimited quantity of o. 1 Soft go, delivered at the cefield Saw and Stay Mill. be out 11, 13 anci 16 feet n length. so buy timber by measu ement, or , in bueh. WILLIAM AM ENT, sSe orth P.O. $9p For a Elm L Br Logs t Will a by bul Why FI ° • A. shoe that as wo the highest award at the aria World's Fair ought to be ood enough for a lady ;to wea Beauty, comfort, style ap- pearance and durability a the points that won the gold m dal. Its price and value m e it the choice of thousands of 1 dicks who know how to dress t st6- fully and comfortably. $3.ao and $4.04 per pa'. Made by The J. 6. King Limited, Tolronto. Afte 6 o'clock iro-Nig nd every night until 6 a. he Bell Telephon Long D stance Rates are approxim half theI day rates. No al charge fo appoint ante to talkt a, spec: Try the night service. CO.'S ely one - making d time. P. 1 m..".4 AND MAR). Mrs, Annie Eastman of EIMirn. N. Y. is the first woman to fill a ConFtsgat sn :hist. tmlpit, She is a native of l'es hi ills.,'and was educated at Oberlin. Mme. Schumann-Heink, the lam ei- erand opere dramatic contralto, support by her singing an invalid husband :Ili ( (iitit,teynar for the education of her eight c il Airs. Anna Morris Holstein, widow of Major William Hayman Holstein and a famous army nurse, died at her home in Red Hill, Pa., recently. She was 70 yea rS old. . . The death in . Befall', Md., recently of Miss Rebecca Woolsey releases $58,000 for the use of the county in improving roads, that firm having been bequeafted by William Woolsey, in 1888, subject to his sister's life estate. . Airs. George- Boyden of Newark, Ind., whose husband has just committed sri- cide, has had eight husbands. Two d ed natural deaths within a year after Or ir marriage, three obtained divorces apd threecommitted suicide. A Strange coincidence in the recent death i of Mrs, Calvin S. Brice was the the d .ath of her husband, Senator Brice fact that she passed away in New York on the same day or the year and at tie same hour on the second anniversary of of Oho. I4Irs Kendal explains why she and her hnsba d have always acted together by the statement that it was because of a vow de to her father. Mrs. Kendal's fathe , when his daughter wanted o marry an actor, insisted that they shou d alway act together. , Misa Elfrida Coekerell, who is freque t- ly alluded to as "the other Miss Cock r - ell," is no relation to the fair maker of necklaces. She is the daughter of How- ard Cockerell, who married as his seeo d wife Mrs. Hayward, who lost her fir t husband in the war of the rebellion. Mrs. Peggy Craw of Mason City, Md., is said to be the oldest Wollinn in this country who is self supporting. Al- though 100 years old, Mrs. Craw, it ro Said. does not look more than 65. Si e does her OWIJ housework and earns a comfortable living with her needle, d pending entirely upou her own hands fqr her borne and living. Frau llosa von Rosthorn, wife of the acting ,i.ristrianH minister at Peking, has been grtinted a war medal by the emper- or of Austria, sock a decoration having hithertot been given exclusively to men. The Fr orch government has also givvti von Rosthorn, Who, during the siege at its Orde ' of the Legion of Honor to Frau Peking, idistinguished herself by great valor, Lating part in military actions and fighting nost courageously and succesS- fully ag inst the 'Boxers. • 8 1 ;TOWN TOPICS. Let us laot forget to remind New Yost that in ttie twentieth century she is sti 1 rideitlgrin horse „ears.—Cleveland Dealer. The dome of tbe statehouse in Boston has taken -on a new coat of yellow. it is as handsOme as a'. molasses candy was oo.—New rleans Picayune. , Pittsburg has had a case of a. patient dying in the street, but has not yet reach- ed New York's reeerd for killing them i the hospltals.—Pittsburg Press. Memphis has a larger population na than New York had a century ago_ century hence Mem:phis proposes to hav a larger population than New York- ha now.—Memphis Coramereial Appeal. New York Is not the only city in th United States in need of better govern ment. According to prominent resident of Philadelphia the City of Brother! Love is in- as bad .0 plight as gay and wicked Gotham.—Baltimore Sun. Last year Philadelphia spent over $2,- 000,000 in street improvements and has the St just apprepriated $1,000,000 more foi he purpose. When. the people o Louis+ are ready to face the cost a similar advance can he ,ntade here. JEWELRY JOTTINGS. 1 Barrette e afford a pleasing variation in hair clasps. The long and large, open oval shapes seem decided favorites. The lategt long Chain for muffs an lorgnettes takes on a more massive clutr4 acter with enameled plaques alternatin with chain. Tiniest gold or silver mesh purses which can hold at most two silver dimes, are among trinkets that may be attache to the chain. Chain purses seem to cap the ver pinnacle of fashion. The long, old fash ioned knitted purses, with gold slip rings and tassels of gold or stones, are the latest departure In this line. In ornamental buttons Russian enamel plays an important part. Very beauti- ful sets of six buttons are provided, as are others in silver or gilt of antique or "new art". styles. THE DOMINIE. The highest church steeple in the world Is that of the Cathedral of Antwerp -470 feet. The Right Rev. Dr. William 11 McLa- ren has been 25 years bishop of the Epis- copal dioeese of Chicago. The oldefit living vicar In Great Brit- ian is Rev.: G. D. Grundy, vicar of He, who was presented in 1838 and is now 94. Rowland s D. Edwards, the English evangelist, will worii in this country for / several moths and until February will make Chicago his headquarters. He is a lawyer by •profession and a member of the largest law firm of its kind in Eng- land. ANIMAL LIFE. A goat gives a quart of milk daily and lives ten years. Birds are blessed with large appetites. The robin ,can easily devour two-thirds of its weight in earthworms in a day. Most monkeys havea liking for land crabs, and he beasts when in their nat- ural elemen in the jungle will often trav- el for mile to some marshy region in search of a crustaceen meal. C TY COUNCILS. Our CO11011 comscil still persists In what the Mayor cabs undutiful defection. Still, that is better than reckless coite- sion.—Bosten Herald. Would that our susceptible city coun- cilmen could be vaccinated against the insidious advances of the sharneh se br1berl—e01eve1and Plain Deater. . • • CA$TORIA For Infants and Children. Tao fas- dulls Opium d, It ell ere" inappor. BRic+FIT 4th's Lea,ding iClothing & Furnishing Store 4.NAAAAA,,wwwwview INTER OfERCOVIS. beneeaepdled for some i e yet and now is the time to get one if you want ch We have still a good assortment left in black and blue beavets, black and grey cheviots, brown friezes and a large stock of assorted colors in boys' sixes. The prices will sur rise you, sterling quality combined Iwith cheapness. You I will undersand the b rgains you are getting in good value bettzr if you come and see them, titan if we told you about them. here. Call and see us. 4:e14 R .FLE.71011ERS,- 8.E FO.k1711. SUC Grippe mobs Quinine, Phenacitine, Antifibruu, Antikarnnja In pills, capsules or powders, to suit ages , 0* • -• 0 0 0 S 0 0- • 0 • Also Humphreys No. 77 The gikeat homeopathic oure for grippl Laxatilve Bromo Quiaine Tablets, etc. LEX., L.L.41 DR G -G-.11`1' NEXT DOOR 1NORTH OF IPIOKARD'S. joti SE FOR111 6 i B.BM. Makes , BloOd Pur,. If the blood is pure the whole body will be healthy. If the blood is impure the whote system becomes corrupted with its impurities. Burdock Blood Bitters trans- forms impure and watery blood into rich pure blood and builds up the hea1t1-4 Disease germs cannot lurk in the system w en B.B.B. is used. Miss Eft14 McDonald, Lisoonab Mills, Guy Co., NS.,writes: "I have found B.B.B. an excelent remedy for purifying the blood arid curing sick headache. I had tried many remedies, but none of them did the much good. 1343.E. has made me so well that I feel like a new woman and 1 am oonstantly recommend- ing it to my friends.", To Contractors. Tenders will be reoelved until. February 204h, 1901, for the raising, rearing and shingling of the Lead - bury eehool hou e. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and speolfications can be seen at the repidence of the undersigned. JOHN- STON KINNEY), Leadbury P. 0. 1730x2 The Nevi Harness .MAKER Having pu abased the Harness Shop and business of r. John Ward, I solicit the patronage of 111 the old customers, and guar- antee them nd all new ones the best of workmanship and material. Always on hand a full li e of HAR ESS SADDLES WHIP 1 TRUNKS VALI1 ES ETC., ETC. Priem right and satisfaction guaranteed. Give me a oat ANDREW OKE, Seaforth WARD'S OLD STAND. 1730-tf THE SEAFORTH .. AND . Chopping 11101s R. X. CLARK Wants and anIr quantity of good logs heading bolts, 40 inches long, For whieh the highest price will be paid. - Ctuttome aawing done on short notreerand at reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaran- teed. L. CLARK, C4th. 1186-41 AN ITEM( OF INTEREST. Farm 1011111 suit borrower; vonesnos Parer, Ont. streets en at lowest rates; payment. to eatiesetion guaranteed; all corr.- y anewered. ABNER COMM. 015ce—At oorner of Minnie and every Saturday all day. 1667 Sea The und the Ogilvie the well- kr I Seafo Are no C US Special reigned 1having purchased from Milling Company, of Montreal, OW11 th Flour Mills, prepared to do all kinds of tom Work, .. TO WHICH . Attention. will be Gien The very best quahty of Flour g; .1n. in r. exchange for wheat. Chopping of all kinds done on tb Alert, est notice. Price, five cents per lef The best brands of Flour alwar cihand, and Will be delivered in any pi, of the town free of oharge. kinThaeohf iggrhain.estprice in eash r .1 for all Feed of all kinds constantly hand. The SeaforthMill ug Co. . 1080 McKillop Directory for 1901. i DANIEL mAisLEY, Reeve, Beechwood ALEX. GARD 8 ER, Con or, Leadbttry P. O. JOHN G. GR : ' Con oilier, Winthrop P. 0 JAMES 0141(111 IN, counolllor, Besehyrocid P. 0 ARCHIBALD MeGREGO , Councillor, Siafortli P.0 JOHN 0. MO MON, 01 it, Winthrop P. 0 DAVID M. R SeleTr r, Winthrop P. O. WILLIAM EVENS, Ase r. Bereobwood P. O. CHARLES D DDS, Collector, Seaforth P. O. RICHARD POLLARD, Satititary Inspecter, Ltiede bury P. O. .A.M" The Se*forth Tea Store A big stpok-taking sale is now going on. Now is the time to get great bargains for caeh I must clear out a lar e lot of my attack at once. Best No. I trite - ford flour $1.15 per 100 lbs. This flour is not the second grade, but I guaran- tee it to be first -c ass No. I flour. New prunes 3 lbs. for 25e, and 4 lbs. for 25o; best evaporated peaches! 10o alb.; clean- ed currants 100 a lb, ; 3 lbs.select raisins for 25c; new figs 6 lbs. for 25o; corn, peas and tomatoes 8e a can; 'sardines 5o a tin; ten barn jude soap for 25e; ten lbs. sulphur for 25e; ten lbe, salt, for 25o; scaled herring 150 a box; Allen's sweet eider 80 a quart ; mixed pickles 1513 a quart; best honey Ifle a lb.; sal on 10e a can: all kinds of smoked meate, strokes hams, shoulders} breakfast bacon, rolls, and len -clear bacon; beat Collingwood and London lard; American coal oil t2o a gallon, or 5 gallo for $1; half barrels herring $3.58; haif barr le salmon trout $6.;. chum, crockery and glassware at cost; butter and eggs ttken as cash prices. A. G. AULT si AFORTH. Stallions for Sale. For sale the fallowing imported Shire Stallion': Sunlight i No. 16,876, foaled in 1892, and weighs 2,200 potuide t sired by Munchanson (6190) dam William. sons Snip (1188), brown calor and bred by Thome, Williamson, Moss House, Upper Rosvoliffe, La Engiand. Travelled five years on lobe same route an4 has proved ilsitneelf a sure foal getter and a ante clam. dock horst. BLAISDON : WILLIAM, ;No. 16529, foaled 1896, sired by Hitabin Conqueror, 4468; dam Dansmore'es Bonny Lege, 12196; by rilie13, 5894, bay, weigher 2,000 pounds, bred by Peter Stubbs, Blalielon, New- ham, Glos. I BLAISDON corini, No. ,17775, foaled 1898, sired by Blaiedon Conqueror 15989, Eame Aiktu se Bleteden William bay color, bred by, William! C. Barling, New- ham, Giles., weight 1826 pounds. i ROBIN HOOD IX, foaled 1696, bay oolor, bred by Wand J. Turner, LowerUall Farm. Penwietbatn, fired by Ticnion, (6394) 4Iam Star 20919, weighe 1,860 pounds. • , 1 , These horses were imported by ;the undersigned last September,d seen 6 my stables In min IlimeaD at any time. For further partioul.rs apply pereonally or ad real THOMAS J. BERKY, Hew& 1110ali