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APRIL 12, 1901
,..emeseemagma`"'
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
eONEY TD LOAN. -To loan on t mortgage
en.. on arra property, from $1,000 to $1,600 private
rude Apply at Tee k xrostrox office, Seaforth,
1737-3
ARE FOR SALE. -For sale a good general pur-
pose mare rising 6 ys ars old and in foal to a
draught brine, will feel about the leth of May. 'Will
be sold on reasoeable terms. Apply to R.
SCLR
tat
17 7x3 Winthrep.
6
CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE -For male at Baylield,
• 10.000 cedar poste. Round poets, 6 inch top up
and 3,L feet long, 120 each Apply to J.AME.S
TitemperaN, Bayfleid, or to GEORGE TURNER,
1735 tf
Brueelleid.
FOR SALE OR TO LEL-Lot IO, Range C, in the
village of Bayfield, containing 20 acres. On
see property is a god frame barn and small orehard.,
Ferpeteetears apply to W. A. MORRISIN73,1.17131
Maple Street, Loudon.
TAN WANTED. -Wanted in every neighborhood
• ire Huron County, a good, reliable man, to buy
and sell (salver, or work on commission. Write me
for pertieukra. IlUCHI RICHMOND, Newry P. 0.
173741
feATTLE FOR SALE. -For sale two steers and ono
U heifer. two yews old and three yearling heiferi,
rel in good condition. Apply on Lot 16, Concession
14, Meleillop, THOMAS SOUTER, Walton P..0.
1738x2
TTORSE AND RIGS FOR SALE -For ta'e one
gcod, gentle edie's driver; also one geed top
buggy, Devereaux's make, run le s than a year, a
good cutter, a set of good light harness and a good
buffalo robe. Going at a bargain. Apply to JAMES
PURCELL, Egmondville. 17e8-tt
FOR SALE.
TereeTS FOR SALE. - For rale, a number of
D thoroughbree Shorthorn imported and Canadi-
an tullefrom 10 menthe to 2 years of age. Apply at
Riverside Stock Farm, Ueborne, or address Exeter
P. O. THOS. RUSSELL. 173641
-DULL FOR SALE. -For sale, a thoroughbred Dur -
fl ham bull, eleven menthe old, moatly red in
color; he is first -chum in every respect Apply on
let 37, Concession 2,1 R. S., Tuckeramith, or ad-
dreaa Brucefield P. O. ALEX. GRAY. 1731-tf
reseURHAM BULLS FOR SALE. -For ea e four
jer thoroughbred Durham bulls, ranging 'trete ten
months to tn o years eld. All red color and first olass
aninsels. Apply' on Lot 26 Concession 4, Twitter -
smith, or address Seaforth P. 0. HERBERT CRIOH.
1731 tf
TeOR SALE. -Registered Shorthorn Bulls from 10
r to 18 months cf Scotch and pure Scotch breed-
ing, gocd colore, end big, thick smooth. stylish bulls,
alto a number of cows and heifers, all at very mod-
erate prices and me' terms. DAVID MILNE, Ethel,
Ontario. 1735.tf
BU LL S FOR SALE. -The undersigned have for
sale two thoroughbred Shorthorn bulls, qligible
for registration. Both red in color and aged 1O and
16 menthe. These are excellent animals. A. & J.
BROADFOOT, lot 21, Concussion 4, II. R. S , Tuck-
ersznith, Seater th P. 0. 173541
rellsIORO BRED STOCK FOR SALE -The 2 under -
1 signed bag fur sale on his stock farm, lot 3),
Lonceesion 6, Usborne, five thoro bred registered
bulle from the best &trains and ranging from ten
ruenthe old, up, one being 4 years cld and a very
superior animal. Four are red in color and ohe roan.
Ale° a number of cows and heifers, either in calf or
hese recent'calved. These are all pure bred and
are recommended. If desirable an exchange will be
made for stock steers THOMAS CUDMORE, Huron -
late P. O. 172041
AUCTIONEERS.
elli1031AS BROWN, Licensed Auctioneer for the
1 Counties of Huron and Perth. Orders left at
A. M. Campbell's implement warerooms, Seaforth, or
Tue Exposrroseffice, will receive prompt attention.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. 1708 tf
•THE STARS.
1
(epee, lyin on a bed of juniper,
I ;watched he passing of a northern light
Tat stole, a pale and shadcwy eremite,
-lirom the ark ,mystery of pine ane fir '
And, leapi g upward frem the mountain's spirts
With term us fingers warrad celeritial fight ! •
Tin snatch the star gold blossoms from •, their
; heig t, -
Then, faill ng, waned into the things that were.
So we, with, passioned strife or anguished wit,
Reach eager hands toward these unseen bars,
Like children at some noble pleasaunce gate,
Seeking the untold glory of the stars
Ever inscrutable inviolate
our deadly wounds, our cruel scars.
1 -Marguerite Merington in Scribner's.
• UCTIONEERING.-B. S. Philips, Licensed
II Auctioneer for the counties of Huron and
Perth. Pring a practical former and thoroughly
urderstanding the value of farm stock and imple-
ments, elects me is) a better position to realize good
prices. Charges ruoderate. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay. All orders left at Hensel' post office or
at Lot r 3, Conceseion 2, Hay, will be promptly
ttended to. • 1709-tt
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
Mt) STOCK BeEEDERS.-Our Shorthorn Bull,
1 New Year's Gift, has been removed trona Mr. A
G. Smillie'e to the premiees of the undersigned, where
he will be kept until further notice in these Columna.
WM. CHIPMAN. 1736-tf
-DIG FOR SERVICE. -The undersigned will keep
j tor service on Lot 16, Concession 2, Hay, a
troroughbred improved Berkshire ho, 1 year old.
Tetras 51 payable at time of service, if charged $1.60.
JOHN ELDER. 1728-tf
110 PIG BREEDERS. -The undersigeed *ill keep
1 on Lot 26, Concession 6, L. ReS., Tuckeremeth,
a thoroughbred TAMWORTU PIG, also a thorough-
bred YORKSHIRE PIG. A limited number of sows will
b.. admitted to each. Terme, 81, payable at the time
of service, or 8.1.60 if charged. JAMES GEMMILL.
1608-62
AUCTION SALES.
That view
FORTY WAYS OF SLEEPING.'
And Thirty-nine Ut Thome Ways i Aro
Entirely Wrong.
Do yoinknow that there are at 1ea4 40
way s of sleeping, •as there are at least
40
40 wayin of doing ever. thing?
Do yon know that vf the 40tiTa of
sleeping one is the rig t way and 39 are
wrong Ways?
One Man or woman gets up in, the
morning rested, refreshed and ready for
the fray. Another risss feeling as ;tired
eas on gong to bed.•
'This tired feeling in the morningof
which so much is sale by advertisers of
medicine and by good doctors is due In a
majority of cases to lack, of cornmon
knowledge about the art .of -sleeping:: ;
• When'you .ko to bed let go of all your
znuscles, Relax.
Let the bed; hold you and all ; your
weight. Don't hold on to the bed.
Don't clutch t at, your on't
wind one arm 'around your head, k ping
that arm tired all niget. In the pi tures
the lovely maiden is seen sleeping' with
her arm curled up in the .air and ie sup-
posed to be resting beautifully.: But she
is not resting properly, and her curled up
arm is la survival of the monkey tribe,
who curl their hairy arms above their
heads to keep off trop cal rain.
When you go. to sleep, be limp.
• Don't haul your legs utii into a knot
and keep the muscles of thighs and stom-
ach craraped and tired through the night.
Stretch out your legs, and if your feet
are cold wear warm woolen soc -s
sleeping. -
Make your spine lim above all.
The spine is the eel ter of nervous and:
• muscular tension ivititsthose who do not
know how to sleep. The ordinary foolish ;
sleeper has his spine vorkingns hard tia
though he were clinaiiig op a hill. Let
your spine give to the bed. Let it sink
down and not know during the; eight
hours of sleep that it ever carries *eight.
Don't clinch your hands. . _•_
Don't twist your fingers into knots.
Have 'you seen a beby sleeping? It Is
from top to bottom, as flabby as a half
cooked pancake. It rests. Its small, per-
spiring hands. are open and at rest. Its
neck is limp. Its litJe spine offers' no
more resistance to al mber than a sau-
sage. Imitate the b by when you get
ready td sleep.
Are you bothered a night by a brain
that persists in worki g and will not go
to sleep? Don't try t stop the thinking
of the brain. Let it hink about relaxa-
tion. Let it wOnder j st how limp it can
make al the muscles.. By the time it has
really s icceeded in r laiing its friends,
-the nuncles and nerves, it will be ready
for steel itself and will drop off into rest.
A COTTON SALE OF FARM STOCK AND 17.1 -
.Lt ELEMENTS --Mr. Thos. Brown has been in-
ettects.i br Mr. Richard Barry to Eel' by public auc-
tion on east half .of Lot 6, Huron Road, Tuckersmitle
le miles east of Seaforth, on Saturday April 13th,
Win, at 1 o'clock p. m. the following property :
tiorass- 1 horse rising 9 years old, 1 gelchrg rising
three broken to harneas, 1 gelding rising two. Cattle
--Two newly calved cows, 4 two year old heifers, 3
,sar red heir re, 2 calves, 2 gsod tyro year old steers.
In pleirente-One Wiener freed drill, 1 Verity plow
early new, 1 set diamond harrowe, 1 fanning
Clieten make, 1 ret double hernese, 1 set single har-
t , I tap bug, 1 lumber wagon, 1 cutter, 1 pair
eobeleishs, 1 hay rake, 1 root pulper, forks, spedes,
sliest:1a, whey barrel, Oreille and.a lot of small
ureter d, also about two dczen hens. The whole will
positire ly be sold • as the f orra has beeu rented.
Terme -All sums of 55 and under, cash ; over that
rename 8 month ' credit will be given on approved
joint notes. A discount of 6 per cent. per annum
will be allowed for cash on credit amounts. RICH -
A KO BARRY, proprietor ; THOS. BROWN', acutiere
ear. • 1737-3
ears -Tearer- , 04741 lit [ieneee,,,
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Brussels.. .. 8.17
Bluevale.. 8.27
Wineham.... - 8.38
Genre &um- Passenger.
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. . ... . 7.18
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• Mixed.
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Passenger.
8.16 A.M. 4.40 P.M
9.18 5.56
9_80 8.0
9.44 0.1
9.60 6.25
9.68 6.33
10.16 6.66
10.33 7.14
10.41 7.28
10.66 7.87
11.10 8.00
Passenger.
8.58 A.M. 8.16 F. m
7.01 8.40
- 7.14 • 3.66
7.22 • 4.06
747 4.26
8.05 4.49
8.16 4.67
8.22 6.02
8.85 6.14
8.46 6.23
9.37 A. M. 0.12
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This p wder is calle "purple of Cassi-
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Andreas Cassius of L idea, who made it
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the ac 'on of heat ir the oven it takes
the or inary golden hue and brilliancy,
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When A small quao ity of it is mixed
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the glans produced ha a magnificent ruby
tint, seen to perfectio in the well known
Bohemian glass.
A New Di covery. ,
'I wish you hadn' had your hair cut
so shone Harold!" 'claimed the Young
woman, turning fros him. involuntarily.
"What difference oes it make, dear-
est?" asked Harold, with tender anxiety.
"You -you have d' stroyed an illusion,"
she sighed. "That 1. all." ..
"Yoi didn't think I was a poet, did
you, Clara, becaus I wore my hair
long?" .
"No,' I never susp cted you of being a
poet."
"Not an artist?"
"Tla n what illusio& have I destroyed?"
he de anded.
"Peihaps I shoul 1 say, Harold," she,
answered, with tear in her voice, "that
you have unconsciously revealed a fact I
never .suspected, de: a Your ears don't
match!? -London A severs. •
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P ISONER
HE 1IRIED TQ STE
!FROM A DEA
1111••••••••MINMEMI
He Tlitought That A
That Adorned the
In 13tate Were B
Bod -Caught In a
0n14 a few weeks af
Bruss Is, where ,she
then 4ecently crowne
glans, did the Duches
sen-Crurg die, in her
Nov. 6, 1831. The a
this dmirable prin
drew rowds to visit
•in sta e in the reSiden
to thel funeral, Which
19th before dasibrea
tortilla. The tonere
men nd womenl of
exptea their att chm
and spect for t e fa
A g eat deal Was s
cerniner this tine al.
lieved that the dowag
He Was Beggar.
Mise Bates, who las written and p.ub-
fished an interestin , -honk on travels in
Spain relates that the beggars of that
count:y are amusin ly proud and are ex-
ceedii gly polite so.1
or dot e to wound th
story of a friend, a
reque-ted a strong
tuned, her for charit
1
the s airs. The str
at th 8 unusualreq
haughtily, frowned
"Madam, I am.
ng as nothing is said
ir pride. 2 She tells a
erman woman, who
an who had impor-
to carry her bag up
ng man started back
lest, drew himself up
nd replied:
beggar, not a labor -
"Ne," she said ex
bid You hope."
"Why not?" he
ell, candidly,
"Bat if you rack
tilde e for your hal
"Then your cha
nil. You know w
the reform can
laid i the family vau
diamo d rings and ri
was tlio mother ef ki
believed that etery
house with. whicli she
tribut d some jewel
tion tif her body.
A
THE
OCHE
, OMB
JEWELS
S.
I the Ornaments
irnee as It Lay
,tel led V1th the
'I rag.
er her return from
ed seen her son,
king of the Bel -
Augusta of Sackseventy-si th year,
miration and love
ess had inspired
be body 3 It lay
at Cob rg prior
took plac on the
by the light of
was att nded by
11 classes leager to
nt to the ,deceased
d and fabled con-
t was told and he-
r duchess hid been
t adorned With her
1 •
e t necklaces. She
, and the vulgar
yal and princely
as allied had con-
ard the decora-
Am ng thoset ho re present at the
tuner 1 of the uch Augusta was a
Bava ian nameri Am r as Stubenrauch,
an ar lean then t C b rg. He was the
son o an arulouler, 1 11 wed his father's
profe. sion and lhad ttled at Coburg.
Stube reuch had bee ne of the crowd
that ad passed ::.)3, thb bed on which the
duche s lay in sate 4ns had cast coyet-
ous e es at the jewe ry with which the
body as adorned.
He had also attendee the funeral and
had e me to the conel sion that the duch-
ess w is buried with all the precious arti-
cles h had noticed a o t her as exposed
to vie before the bur a and with a great
• deal ore which popt I r gossip asserted
to ha -e been laid in h coffin with her.
The thought of all t is waste of wealth
clung to his mind, a d Stubenrauch re-
so1ve1to enter the th' ra usoleuand rob
)
the b dy.
The position of the v
and cencealed from the
plans,and he made littl
and hars, which were
small hindrances te
locksrbith.
• To arry his plan hit execution he re-
solve( on choosing th ight of Aug. 18-
19, 1832., On this es ening be sat drink-
ing 1 a ow tavern t'll 10 o'clock, when
he le t, returned to i lodgings, where
• he c liected the to he believed he
wouk require, a can and a flint and
steel, and then bet himself to the
inaus4ileum. The to was closed by an
iron gate formed of, s s g bars eight feet
high, radiating from center in a, sort
of sraicircle and
spike . ed with sharp
He found it imp
lock, and he was t
climb over the 'gate
dang r of tearing hi
Here he found a o
door n the floor thall g
vault The two valve
dovetailed into one atm
exactly that he fou4d
culty lie getting a tool b
tried his false keys in
and for a long time
the leek open with
futile' At length b
he succeeded in brea -ii
the jjinction of the do
could insert a bar, and
the v lye with all hisi
weigi t onIthe lever.
It took him rilly a hour before he
could break open t door. Midnight
etrucr as the valve, • ting on its hinges,
was thrown back. 2 en, leaning over
the o ening, holding t ole in both hands,
he e deavored to fe I the depth of the
vaultIn so doing hz lost his balance,
and the weight of ti e pole dragged him
dow4 and 'he fell e ween two coffins
some 12 feet below t e floor of the upper
ri)
cha ben There he I y for soine little
while unconscious, t lined by his fall.
When he came to hi elf, he sat up, felt
about with his hand o ascertain where
he wits and consider d what next should
be done.
ult, far removed
palace, suited his
account of locks
likely to prove
n accomplished
phatically, "I cannot
ersisted.
-our habits are bad." ,
owiedge me as a can -
d would reform."
ces would be simply
at usually happens to
Id at"
A Wil Surmise.
"Down east the ociety girls are having
tiny green frogs tattooed on their right
shotilder."
"I suppose they •are 'em when they at-
tend' hops."
A physician sa
short cut to poor
wearing, them dre
-
liventy-three ac
ed ennually to bur
cs tight shoes are a
ealth, because persons
d exercise.
es of ground are need -
the dead of Loneon.
ee
orn .E4ractor
p for a week, but quiet -
n doing its work, and
f the ope ation till the
enty • of ubstitutes do
are dangerous, no den
-
except to the corn. At
Putnam's
Doeen't lay a man
ly and surely goes
nothing is known
col is shelled. r
this Some of the
ger from Putniiin'e
Fear's, the druggis
11
1
Is
0
ro
a
11
SS
1
11
ble to open the
.efore obliged to
egardless of the
If on the barbs.
ble stout oaken
ve access to the
were so closely
her and fitted so
the utmost diffi-
tween them. Be
vain on the lock,
is efforts to pry
ver were equally
eans of a *edge
g a way through
rs into which he
then he heaved at
ight, throwing his
le
T
Sttjbenrauch was t the man to feel
eithe respect for ti: dead or -fear of
augh supernatural.' With both hands
he sustained the heaty lid of the coffin as
he p ered in, and the : ecessity for using
both to support the w ight prevented his
prof ne hand from be ng laid on the re-
main of an august ind pious princess.
, Stub nrauch did inde d try more than
once to sustain the lid «ith one hand that
he night grope with the other for the
tree ure he fancied e list be concealed
the'., but the mome t he removed one
hand the lid crashed own.
Di 'appointed in his expectations, Stu-
benr uch now replace the cover and be-
• gan to consider how he might escape.
But now, and only naw, did he discover
- hich he had fallen.
that(iit was not possi le for him to get
emitf the vault into
The pole on which e had Placed his
con clence was too hort to each the
• opeoing above. Every effort made by
Stubenrauch to scra ble out filed. He
was caught in a trop and wh
Ne esis had fallen on the
-one on the scene f his crim
dein ed him to betr4 himself.
'M ming broke. t was Sun
!
spec al festival at go urg, for
twe ty-fifth anniveils ry of th-
of 1he duke, so tha the to
livel,y commotion, d park
wert also in a stir. l Stubenra
and waited in hope a f hearin
draVr near who woul release h
9 o'llock in the mOr ing he h
on e gravel and at once bega
for essistance. I
• The person who!
aw4y in alarm, de
and unearthly noi
ducel mausoleum.
prided, but would n
repr. At length
wa dispatched. to I
turned speedily NO
ther certainly wa
lie had peered thro
entrance and had
open and a crowb
lyi g about. The
ani
Stubenrauch
of n assembled er'
mared spectators.
prion, tried and co
witlh hard labor. -
tor c Oddities."
11
ad appro
laring th
s issued
he guar
t at first
ne of th
he spot,
h the ti
a man In
gh the gra
een the d
r and other articles
ate WAS n.w opened
Moved in the midst
wd of ang y nnd
dis-
Ie was emoved Ir
demned to 18 nionilis
•:eiing-Go Ikre "ilis-
t a trap!
uffian at
and con-
ey_ and a
t was the
accession
n was in
nd palace
ch sat up
some one
m. About
ard steps
to shout
died ran
t strange
from the
was ap-
elieve the
sentinels
nd he re
ings that
the vault.
lug at the
or broken
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t40 WITNE Eti RE • UIRED,
call and we will please you,
horse, satisfy' your puree.
ing a SpecialtY.
GILLESP , Seaforth,
One Doo NORTH of the Yost Office. -
1718 tf
Those ho have used, Laxa-Liver Pills
say they ave no equal If ,r relieving and
curing Co stipatio " Sick Head-
ache, iliousnes ,1 Dyspepsia,
Coated Tongue, Foul Breath,
Heart urn, Water Brash or
any diseas or disorder of the stomach,
liver or bo els.
Mrs. Ge rge Williams, Fairfield Plains,
Ont., writ s as follows: "As there are so
many othe medicines offered for sale in
substitutio for Laxa-Liver Pills I am par-
ticular to et the geneine,' as they far sur-
pass anyth ng else for regiilatingtheboweis
and coffer ing stomach disorders."
Laxa-Li er Pills are purely vegetable;
neither e, weaken nor sicken, are easy
to take an prompt to act.
To the public o Seaforth
and urroundin country
OHARED____Jseeerea.
HAVING PU
The
I trust, by
supplying
price, to m
the late fir!
Will pa
dressed po
OW.
FRED
L
Meat 2 Bustness
ormerly condueted by
. R. F. CASE & CO.
strict attention to business and
first class article at a reasonable
rit the patronage bestowed on
the highest market price for
ltry, good hides, skins and tab
GALES, Seaforth.
1719-tf
RNITURE
PORIUM.
ndsb rough
Furn
At live a
ing done
spect.
New Wi
on hand.
no high
town an
Und
DE ALE
ture o
IN
f: A . ..3 till EY -ASS.
"Fighi ig Bob" Eons haz, a new jew-
tied sw d, a pre,, nt from the Des
InCS Ain bOl* ofc anniorce.
Robert Laird Borden, new Opposition
leader in the C anadign parliament, comes
of an old Tory f tensile- in Connecticut. •
Joseph Pull zer iS now totally blind,
and his condit ou so works upon him that
he cannot be 4ontented unless in motion.
That is why e is always traveling from
place to place.
Senator Ha sbrou0 of North Dakota
has the true estern contempt for east-
ern farming. "Why," he. said the other
day, "they t ll me that in Maine the
rocks." have to shoot the seed into the
k
Senator Coc -rell Of Missouri orders ev-
ery day in the senate restaurant "a steak
done just as like it." The other day
he found it ne essary to add, "And, Tom,
remember not to have any of that darned
grass on
Edward Co rad, a railroad gateman of
Allegheny, F ., suffered an injury some
years ago w ich made it necessary- to
amputate one of his legs. Since then he
has had five ccidents, in each of which
his artificial 1.g wasicut off.
Captain Ri hard P. Leary, U. S. N.,
who, as gover or or the island of Guam,
won laurels iich have not yet had time
to fade, is ho bling around :on crutches.
His leg was i jured a few weeks ago in a
fall at the Le gue Ieland oavy yard.
George N. Brown, asAstant attorney
general at Wi shington, was a newspaper
man in his yo nger aays. For three years
city editor of the Cheyenne (Wy.) Sun,
he afterward rngage,d in Journalistic work
in Denver, -K 'uses City mid Peoria, Ills.
Bismarck, the " an of iron," was in
his love letters as sentimental as a poet.
Among the ames he addressed to his
sweetheart - w re mon ane, angela mia,
my dear hear , my hetterl half, my poor,
sick kitten, s eetest heart, Czarina:Kot-
ko mila dusz and Siniilar expressions in
half a dozen Languages.
Mr. Thompson, a member of the Con-
necticut legislature, intraduced a new
word the other day io a legislative debate.
It was in a horse story. A neighbor of
Mr. Thompson .wen to buy a fast horse.
After having been sown some with past
records and some vith possible future
. records the man said, "I don't want a
has been nor a will ; I want an is-er."
judge George A. Gear of. Honolulu,
who came to this country and unsuccess-
fully opposed the admissiou of Robert
Wilcox to a seat in the house of repre-
sentatives as a delegate from Hawaii,
will go back with certain compensations.
for his disappointment -namely, a Phila-
delphia bride and an appointment to one
of the three federal judgeships of Ha-
wi111
Thirty yeal
"Laird of t
Dundee, Scot
that hour u
upon his fac
strange vow.
bis pia
esigabell
Johnston has
v°ut ne2p15.
acid1 e
all kinds
d let live prices. Upholster -
and satisfaction in every re-
icture framing neat and cheap.
Hams sewing machine always
No travelling agents, and
prices. Goods delivered in
country free of charge.
rtakm
DE
partment.
We have a large and varied assort-
ment fro al which to choose in time of
need, at prices that have been a matter
of agreeable surprise to all who have
dealt with us. Twc fine hearses on
hand for summer and winter use. Night
calls at Mr. Land4borough's residence,
corner cottage in rear of Dominion
Bank, will be promptly responded to.
JOHN LAND/110ROUGH,
SEAFORT4, 'ONT. '
Robert
Severeux
I
s ago leorge Johnston, the
ie Fif Isle estate," near
and, Made a vow that from
human being should look
. Ho religiously kept the
The servant who cooked
ed it outside of his door,
and passed out of sight.
just died, leaving an estate
),000. He was a bachelor,
is his heir.
A
MY NOTES.
304 olfficers speak Sy anish
re handy with their French
ell up in German.
regiment has been in monrn.-
then a century. This. Is the •
enth, tie Loyal Norfa Lan-
ent. The officers wear black
gold braid in memory of
fe, wh° was killed at Que-
greatlY increased her caval -
t few years and still more
d nearly 40 field batteries
7, and as the country itself
horses ;suitable for this pur-
ssity or importing them is
11
Tn. our arm
fl ently, 224
and 136 are
ne British
ing for more
old Forty-sei
ca.1-hire regi
landed wit
raneral Wo
Japan has
y in the la
recently add
to her artille
produces no
pose the nee
urgent.
The artill
army is com
and 20 foot
are in Paris
prising 4 fiel
teries.• The
Cochin Chin
settlements
West Indies
51
ry of the French colonial
osed of 6 field, 10 mountain
atteries. The headquarters
with the relief depot cora-
, 2 mountain and 6 foot bat -
remainder are distributed in
, .hladagascar, the African
nd the French. islands In the
and elSewhere.
TH PEDAGOGUE.
' Not only i education free in New Zea -
tend, but, w ere necessary, children are
Conveyed to nd frame school gratuitously
6n the gover meat railways.
Pennsylva ia ueiversity has a new
iascot. Do n in the big swimming pool,
in the base Ei ent of Howson hall, floats
Ben Frankl•n. H is a nig duck, orig-
inally white, thougb now dyed in the um-
yersity color. ,
1 One of,. ooker ;Washington's college
rofessors a Tuskegee, the Rev. Charles
?ir
. Wood, as one a bootblack in Chi -
ago. A b yish. chntest in oratory, the
honors of es hich he carried off, started
him on his career.
Ellery Coe, Jr., of Philadelphia has
given an en ownieht fund to the Univer-
sity of Pe nsylvania for a perpetual
scholarship in m mory of his father,
Charles Brinton C xe, a graduate of the
class of '62, who was a major in the
Sixty-sixth Pennsylvania cavalry during
the civil war.
BLACKSMITH
ttrtion d
0 mg CARRIAGE Opp.
Eobbng. MAKER itteer
▪ - - • Beiforth,,
It is esti
1,000 buffal
can contine
No won
"short."
eggs annual
000 to 3,
credited wit
to 12,000,
SOD.
A camel
power of a
of 400 pou
days witholl
Camels are
their stren
although th
Tremendous Purchase
merican Prints
trete t. - A mitrican market in bond. These goods are
very AI, a,. cannot be duplicated. On sale this week
at 5c per yard.
A Few Specials for this week's Sale:
Three thousand yards of beautiful Lace, worth 12ie to Mc; on sale this week
at be per yard.
Ten dozen Ladies' Cashmere Hose, worth 35e; sale price 230 a pair.
Fifteen dozen Ladies' Corsets -pink, blue, drab and black -worth 50c; sale
price 390 a pair.
See our special W. O. Corsets, straight fronts, they are the latest.
Thirty pieces of Carpet just arrived, all reduced in price from 28c to 75c
a yard.
Our shelves and counters are groaning with bargains for this week's sale.
WAAANWIA4V"
LEABOYD & CO ,
B. B. Gunn's Old Stand, SE/IPORTIL
NIMAL LIFE.
ated that there are now -truly
es entre on the North Ameri-
t.
er the fish crop Is never
The pounder lays 7,000,000
y, sevIeral others from 1,000,-
,000, while the turbot is
h depo ;Ring from 11,000,000
duriug each breeding sea-
possetses twice the carrying
ox. , With an ordinary load
ds, he can travel 12 or 14
t water, going 40 miles a day.
fit to work at 5 years old, but
th begins to decline at 25,
ey usually live to 40.
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
About 1Z000 horsepower is transmitted
In the forrn of electricity from Niagara to
Buffalo.
Profess° Elifr Thompson saythat
"electricity is nally to be one of the
s
most poten agencies in the treatment of
disease anthe alleviation of human ills."
The usef the telephone in Cairo and
Alexandria has rown to such proportions
that it has been, found necessary to con-
nect the t o cities by a, telephone trunk
line.
c ST R IA
For Infante slid Children.
The fac-
simile
signature
Of
Sound Reasoning.
You purchase hats -ready to wear.
You purchase boots --ready to wear.
You purchase shirts -ready to -wear.
Do you purchase Clothing -ready to wear?
If not perhaps 'tis for the reason than an
opportunity has not been af‘rded to secure
Tailor-made garments manufactured by the
original founders of such in the Dominion
If this brand of Clothing is not already
in your midst it will soon be with you.
Beware of imitations which are offered -
They have proven disastrous in many
instances alike to maker and wearer.
Makers in Canada of original Tailor-
made 'garments ready to wear.
k future this label will be attached to 211garonienta and
will be found ifl the left hand pocket ef the coat.
Registered Brands " The Royal"; The "Fit -Reform."
POD MY,
TURN SHOE
TRADE :1117 'MARI,
,
-11?
dese"
ItNOQUALiri
The "King Quality" ladies'
shoe with the "Twin turn sole"
is the ideal of comfort and ap-
pearance.
Twin Turn soles are just as
flexible as your finest dress -
shoe soles, but they are twice
as thick.
Invented, patented and con-
trolled by the makers of "King
Quality." Can be got in no
other shoe.
No tacks or threads under
the foot, no squeak -greater
wear, more comfort, handsome
appearance.
Gold medal, Paris Exposi-
tion.
S4.00. All dealers.
Made by The 4. D. King Oe.,
Limited, Toronto.
More
than
one
Woman
Who has been curedn of backache and kidney'
trouble by the use ree Doan's Pills hal& written
us as follows :
Mrs. Wm. Bishop, Palmyra, Ont., writes: I
have used Doan's Pills for lame back and know
they are an excellent pill, as two boxes com-
pletely cured me.
ilm•M•011=••••-
Mre. J. T. Dagenais, Montreal, Que., Writes:
One year ago I suffered terribly with kidney
trouble. I consulted several physicians and
used the:r prescriptions without success. I
saw Doan's Pills adirertised, so procured a box
and they made a complete cure.
Mrs. J. F. Griffith, Montague
writes: About six months age 1 skittered
terribly with weak and lame back. I tOok one
box of Doan's Pills and am thankful ;to say
that they cured mi and I have not had any
si en of my trouble sines,
ilSeaforth Mills.
FERRY'S
FP
You
Imo's.' what
you're planting
when you plant
Ferry's Seeds. lf you
buy cheap seeds you can't
be sure. Take no chances
get Ferry's. Dealers every-
where sell them. Writ*
for 1901 Seed Annual -
*nailed free.
D. M. FERRY & CO..
Windsor, Ont.
MONEY TO LOAN
Money to loan at ft per cent on good farm near
itY. Apply to JAB. L. KILLORAN, Barrister, Sea -
forth. 171241
The undersigned having purchased from
the Ogilvie Milling Company, of Montreal,
the well-known
Seaforth Flour
Are now prepared to do all kinds of
Custom Works
. . TO WHICH . .
Bpecial Attention will be
Given.
- The very best quality of Flour given in
exchange for wheat.
Chopping of all kinds done on the short,
est notice. Price, five oents per bag.
The best brands of Flour always on hand,
and will be delivered in any part of the
town free of (barge.
The highest price in eash paid for all
kinds of grain.
Feed of all kinds constantly on hand.
The Seaforth Milling 00.
iesa
The New Harness
• . MAKER II II
Having purehased the Herneas Shop and
business of Mr. John Ward, I solicit the
patronage of all the old easterners, and guar-
antee them and all new ones the beet of
workmanship and material. Alvritye on
hand a full line of
HARNESS SADDLES
WHIPS - TRUNKS
VALISES ETC., ETC.
Prices right and satisfaction guaranteed.
Give me a call.
ANDREW OKE, Seaforth. •
WARD'S OLD STAND. 173641