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'GT:ST 2, 1901
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
VALUABLE 2C0 ACRE FARM FOR SALE-
it'aoaeesb, Huron county; 160 acres
lead; tedance gcod tineh ; well fenced ; in good
stet* of cultiv Mien ; scree orcherd ; modern barn,
dere etabling, ...led other outbuildings ; goad
horse ; a deeirao:c property ; echoed at corner of
; two *Rd he'.f 111 les from Auburn, 6 front
Meth station'inspection invited. Apply to
TAOS. BROWN, Auburn, Oet. 17608
FARM FOR SALF.-1 have decided to sell my
farm, beauefelly eituated in the growing Town
Wioghare, COUtatning €6 !keret, suitable for fem.
leg purpeees or for uitding Iota. r The soil is excel-
lent. an t is we I o ate -el with throe wells and two
overflowing springs. There are on the premiees a
feed brick Muse, bailk learn and all necessary out-,
imildirge. This mt deeirable property I offer for
;gloat a bargain. D. STEWART, Wingharr. 1765-4
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AGOOD INVT.STMF.NP.-Faneon'e brick block
and dwelline in Eeeter. for sale. The brick
Meek is well lituatel on Main street, is 70x* 6 feet,
three storm tad contains four stales, offices and
two hat's, all lc sed ; the hest businees stand in
own. The dwerearr is tell*,
of to 61°rYe, and
contains 10 roorne ; is ad nimbly adopted for a
boirdL p: house ; must be sold. Terms etey. Apply
t3 R. FANSON, Eeeter, Ont. 1761-3
Fiirtmesion 7, Tuckeesmith, containingi171-1i-TUCKERSMITH TO RENT -To rant
Lot 4, Co ,
100 sorely, shout te5 acres cleared and under good
cultivation. There are about 00 acres sreied to
mar, Thera it a frame house and other outbuild-
kgs. It is withen de miles of Sestorth ; there is
good orchard said plenty of water. For particulars
Jelefrees Skaffa P. O. MONTGOMERY PATRICK.
1754.tf
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN SEAFORTH FOR
SALE. -That commodious and pleasantly sit-
uated residecce on E.ast Godelich etreet, at present
0e:copied by • Mr. P. Keating, will be told cheap.
'The hcuse le a two store fravae, with apleadid stone
cellar. It le fitted up wilh beth roam *n.1 all
wedeln improxemente and ie heated by a furnaee.
/lard and soft water In the kitchen. There aro two
Tote end a good etable. Apple t3 MRS_ P. KEATING,
in the reMdcace, cr to MR. STEPHEN LAMB, Sea -
forth. 17543;4
TEACHERS WANTED.
TEACHER WANTED. ---Wanted, for School
Section No. 6, MeKillop, Counte of Heiroe, a
Teacher having- nad 3 years.' experience and been to
the Norwei &heel. Duties to commence August
loth, 1901. Appliceeiens reneived up to August
fith. Personal applicati n to ttuetees preferred. W.
0, SMITH, Secretare .Treatumr, Winthrop, Ont.
52-4
filEACIIER WANTED. -Teacher for Volon School
j_ Section No 15, Townships of Hey- and Stephen,
duties to commeece August 19th.1901- All oPPII-
cations should be in by August 12th. Aoplicante to
addreas Any conitnunieation to J A00B SCHROEDER,
Secretary-Treaeuter, Dashwood, Ontario. All
applicants must appear personally. 1768x4
AUCTIONEERS.1
rpHOLIAB BROWN* Licensed Anitioneer for the
j_ Comatose! Theron send Perth. Orders left at
A. M. Campbell's implement worerooms, Sea'orth, or
THE EXPOSITOR Office, will receive prompt attention.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no chazge. 1728-tf
4 liCTIONEBRING.-B. S. Phillips, Licensed
/-11. Auctioneer for the countiee of Huron and
Perth. Being a practical termer and thoroughly
understanding the vsioe of farm stock and imple-
ment!. places me in a better position to realize good
prices. Charges nexlerate. &etiefaction guaranteed
or no pay. All orderleft at Hensofl post office or
at La ea, Conceeeion 2, Hay, will be promptly
ttended to. - 1709-tt
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
DULL FOR SERVICE. -The undereigued will
„DI keep for service on Lot 8, COOCeldir.dt 06, Tuck-
erewith, the imported Durham buli, Royal Don,
formerly ownei ey W. J. Biggine„ of Clinton.
Terms, $9 for thorcughbreds and i2.25 for g-redes.
Parties corning !roe: a distance aill be furniehed
feel. PETER licKAY. 1752-4
110 PIG BREEDERS. -The undersigned will keep
on Lot 26, Conceeeion 6, L. R. S., Tuckersinttb,
a thoroughbred Tomo -oar -re PIG, also a thorough-
bred YORKSHIRE PIG. A limited number of tows will
be admitted to each. Terms, v., payable it the time
of service, or fe1.60 if charged. JAMES OF-siefir r
160S-62
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time and money for all points.
CanadianNorth West
Via Toronto or Chicago,
British Columbia and California
points.
Our rater; are the lowest. We have them
a suit everybody and PULLMAN TOUR -
,ST OARS for your accommodation. Call
for further information.
Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains We Seaforth and Clinton etstiona at
ollowe
SEAFORTIL Onneron.
12.40 P. M. 12.66 r.
10.12 P. M. 10.27 P. k
9.20 A. M. 10.15 A. M.
6.15 P. IL 7.06 P. M
.JOIXO WEST-
Pasoonger.
Paseenger....
Mixed Train
Mixed TrAln
00tWO Eerie -
Passenger,.
Preseenger.„
Mixed Train....
7.63 A. M. 7.38 A.M.
3.11 P. M. 2.65 P. M.
4 40 P. it 4.25 P. ki,
Wellington, Grey and Bruce.
Mixed.
1.40 P. M.
2.10
2,26
8.25
Mixed.
8.66 A. m
9.17
9.45
10.02
GOIKO NORTH-.Parmenger.
Ethel 8.07 P. et.
Brueeele.. .. ,. 8.17
Bluevale.. .. .. 8 27
Winehan...... _ 8 3d
Gonoe SoL;Tfl- Passenger.
Winehato.... ...... .. 8.63 A. M.
Blnevale ....._.. seee
Brussels.... .. • ... .. 7.18
Ethel._ ....... _ . .. • 7,28
London, Huron and Bruce.
"GOHIO NORTH -
London, depart..........
Centralia
Exeter.. - ...• . • . • • - •
Hanaail_ ......
Ktppen . . .. . .....
Brueefteld
Clinton_
Londeeboro
Blyth_ _
Belorave_ •
Wtrighara arrive....
Goma .sourn-
WIngham, depart
Beigrave. .
Myth,
Londeelxiro... .....
Clinton_ .. . • • • • • -.-
Brumfield
Kippen_ ..... .. • • •
Honsall_ ....... • • • • -
Exeter
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London; (arrive)-
Psseenger.
8.16 A.U. 4.40 rem
9.18 6.66
9.80 8.0
9.44
9.60 8.26
9.68 8.33
10.16 8.56
10.33 7.14
10.41 7.23
10.68 7.87
11.10 8.00
Paaeenger.
8.63 A.M. 8.16 P. m
7.01 8.40
7.14 365
7.22 4,05
7.47 4.26
8.06 4.49
8.16 4.67
8,22 6.02
8.86 6.14
8.48 6.23
9.87 A. M. 6.1e
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77),e Great English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able inedioine discovered. Biz
packages guaranteed to cure all
forme of sexual weakness, ei effects of abuse
Or excess, Mental Worry. Excessive use of To -
bps°. Opium or Sttmulants. Mailed on receipt
°L Price, one Package $1,81x, ee, one wat please.
st4 cure. Pamphlets free to any address.
The Wood Cempamy, Wmdsor, Out
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Sold in So forth by Alex. Wilson, J. S. Roberta and
1. V. Peer, druggiets.
Thie aignatore is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Brotno-Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures a cold in one -elm,
"A KNOT AND A STRI
G.
An Abeentmlnded Mem and an Equate
ey Absentminded Woman,
They were seated ory• neer one an-
other on a. sofa and had got paet the
stage of small talk, seeming eentent to
beam at -each other, seying no evert]. The,
weather -was very warm indeed, and the
man, reached in his peeket ,,for his hand-
kerchief in order to wipe his brow.
As he pulled the ,handkerehief out the
girl noticed that it had a large knot tied
in one of its corners.
"rou alssentinindcd man!" she said
suddenly. "What is the meaning of that
knot in goiir -handkerchief?" '
He flushed hotly. "I don't think- I
ought to tell you," said he. ."It might
be fatal."
"Yon foolish thing-, Charnel- I don't
care if• you did forget to bring me. that
picture you promised me last time you
were here. Confess, sir. "Ewers better'
for you."
!"No," he .replied. "It !wasn't for the _
picture. I forgot to .tie the knot in for
that. It was something else." ! •
"I insist on knowing," said !she.. "Was
it something about that Aliss-�h, what's
her. name?"
"You know Ludic Edgerton's . name
very well. It -•wanot with referenereto
Miss Edgerton nor to Miss He[ghtley ei-
ther."
"Well, :what was it, then, ,stupid? You
probably have forgotten what Your mem-
ory knot is about.' Now, haven't you?"
"No; I haven't."
ClIo-eniflo?u"ud it, Gladys, I don't want to
teLle."harles
Henry Guelph, proceed."
"Well, well- Oh, darn it, it was to
remind me to propose toeyou tonight!"
"And you forgot?" she said, with a
twinkle in her eyes' and a suspicionof.ft
dimple.
"No -o -o," he_ faltered. "Ole .no." Just
then he caught sight of a bit of tin
ribbon on her first finger -delicate bine
ribbon. "What is that ribbon on your
finger?" said he, with no special 'se-
quence.
"Stupid, that was to remind me to ac-
cept you, dear."
•
The only 'sequel to this. is the explana-
tion that the man had not brought home
a bundle of 'important papers from. the
office and that the, girl had forgotten to
order the fruitor beeakfast: but, stiff,
these were mere. details.
TIPS TO tHE COOK.
A cracked egg will !boil per:feet:1y well
if wrapped in ,greased paper tiecl. with a
string and put into boiling water.
When boiling fish, add an onion to the
water aml sweet herbs tied in a piece of
muslin. This is a French ;cook's sugges-
tion and very tasty:
A new -idea in serving poached eggs is
to pour browned butter over the toast
before putties. the eggs on it and - then
sprinklieg the whole with finely chopped
pickle.
The Italian .way 0,f. serving salmon is
to place the boiled fish on a platter bor-
dered with macaroni., Over this pour a
tomato sauce, and sprinkle grated cheese
over the whole. •
The yolk of a hard boiled egg mixed
with cheese and beaten to a soft -paste
makes an appetizing filling for sand-
wiches to be served at Sunday or ;mid-
night suppers.
To make successful gravies only just
enough fat to take up'.a heaping table-
spoonful of flour shauld begeserved. The
rest should be poured off. Add the flour
to the hot fat without stirring first in
cold water. The starch cells burst more
speedily in this way.
A nice way to use up .remnants of meat
is to scramble it. Chop it, and to two
cups of it add two tablespeonfulsof
broth or hot water. Add a,piece of but-
ter the size of a small egg and heat.
Break in three eggs, stir till cooked, then
season with salt and pepper.
Two Japanese Festivals.
In Japan the little girls hold high festi-
val on March 3 every year and the boys
on May 5. On the girls' day the -doll-
shops of Tokyo, .Kioto and other large
cities are gayly decked out with what are
called "0 Hina Saina"-tiny models of
people and .things, and the whole Japa-
neces court in miniature.
On the boys' day, which is sacred to
Hachiman, the god of war, all tbe houses'
are decorated with gigantic paper carps,
floating in the air from poles, after the
manner of flags -one carp for every son
that has .beren born to ,the family during
the last twelvemonth.
This display signifies that as the carp
swims up the river against the current
so will the sturdy boy overcome all ob-.
stades, rising to fame -and fortune.
Settled Her Doubts.
At a certain fete in the north of Eng-
land there was a captive balloon 'which, -
on payment of a shilling, you.could get in
and have a view of the surrounding coun-
try.
Nervous Lady (about to enter eager the
balloon, to attendant) -I say, my man, is
there any danger of this balloon burst-
ing?
Irish Attenthint-Eist aisy, ma rm.
Don't you see it's fastened wid a cable,
and should it burst we could easily pull
you down,
Nervous lady steps into the car quite
satisfied.
Ropes Jack Tar Cannot 'Splice.
In the old days, nearly all of a yacht's
rigging was-heinp, but in our modern rac-
ing. craft very little hemp rope is used.
Not only the standing riggingrebut a great
part of the running„ is steel wire rope.
Only the ropes that -have to be pulled on
with hands, like sheets -ropes that trim
the sails -are made of hemp. This is be-
cause steel is not only stronger, but it
does not stretch like cord made of fiber. -
Home Magazine.,
Sister] y Sympathy.
Gwendolen -How late you are, dear!
What have you been doing all the after-
noon?
Maud -Helping the Grigsbys at their
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"at home" and makiug myself generally
fascinating and agreeable. -
Gwendolen -Poor thing! 1,Vhat a hard
day's work for you! -Punch.
A .Close Call.
"Don't you talk to your husband ever
the phone?"
"Never. When I have anything of im-
portance to say to my husband,.1 want to
get near him.".
Men are are a good deal like horses; it Is
always the ."old reliable fan3ily hot'"!
that knocks everything to smash and
runs away.--Atchisole Giobib
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PRICE, - 35o.
desSpnimer Sa e
Of Fine Boots,
Shoes and Oxfor s
elg.t-lait .
i
To keep an up-to-date stook like our it
becomes necessary every six month to
hold a house cleaning sale. At present
we are sold out of some sizes -in ur
beet selling lines, and we are going to
make it an object for you to visit our
shoe store and see if we haven't he
size you wear in some of the redu ed
• shoes. In the lines where some s see
are sold out wa have reduced some to
below cost.
Our Mid•Summer Sale starts to -day nd
will continue through July and Aug et.
Every day will find new lines on ur,
Bargain 'Labia.
Sit7e keep the largest and best stock of
Trunks and Valises in town, at the
lowest prices.
Richardson & M'Innis
SEAFORTH.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED AT
THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE
SHAFORTH, ONTARIO.
NO WITNESSES REQUIRED,
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BLOOD
11.
Cresswell, March 28, 19
The'T. Milburn Co., Limited;
Toronto, Ont.
Dear Sirs, -I write to say t
have used Burdock Blood Bitt
ith excellent results. L
at
rs
st,
spring my daughter got all run
own and was very thin nd
eak4
Her face was covered with zfed
Spots and a large boil formed on
her cheek. I procured 2 bottles
of B.B.R., and by the time she --
ad finished them the spots and
soii disappeared and she has
ot strong and fleshy again.
I CP Pier B.B.B. the best blood
*echo he known.
MRS. I. DAVIDSON.
FURNITURE
MPORIUM.
J. Landsboro ugh
DEALER IN
Furniture of all kin1s
At live and let live prices. Uphol ter -
ng done and satisfaction in ever re-
epect. Picture framing neat and c eap
New Williams sewing machine alifrays
on hand. No travelling agents, and
no high prices. Goods delivered in
Itown and country free of charge.
/Undertaking
Department.
We have a large and varied assort-
ment from which to choose in time of
need, at prices that have been a matter
of agreeable surprise to all who have
dealt with us. Two fine hearses on
hand for summer and winter use. Night
calls at Mr. Landsborcugh's residence,
corner cottage in rear of Dominion
Bank, will be promptly responded to.
JOHN LANDBBOROUGH,
SEAFORTH, ONT.
McKillop Directory for 1901.
DANIEL MANLEY, Reeve, Beachwood P. 0.
ALEX. GARDINER, Councillor, Lesdbury P. 0.
JOHN G. GRIEVE, Councillor, Winthrop P. 0
JAMES O'LAUGHLIN, Councillor, Beechwood P. 0
ARCHIBALD MeGREGOR, Couosillor, Elesforth P.O
JOHN C. MORRISON, Clerk, Winthrop P. 0,
DAVID M. ROSS, Treasurer, Winthrop P. 0.
WILLIAM EVENS, Asseseer, Beeehwood P. 0. Osumi.
JHARLES DODDS, Collector, Seaforth P. 0. Of
lICHARD. POLLARD, Sanitary Inspeoter, Lead.
bury P. 0.
1 THE HIJR0
EXPOSITOR,
THE WIDE WORLD.
Interesting Little Facts . Gathered -From
the Corners of .'This Mg, Earth -
Peep Into Many Lando. '
London consunies 11 tons of ealt
a. day.
I -There are 72 places named Newton
11 England.
I -In the German army nearly 10,000
.;tirrier pigeons aro used..
; Alexandria possesses ,the Inigest
artificial harbbr in the n pied. -...
I Out of 16,300 islands in the In -
!than Ocean, only 370 are inhabit-
ed.
i Paris has 149 brigades of scaven-
igers, in all 2,000 teen and 600 •wo-
,Oeen. .
I At present each 1,100,000 tons of
noal raised Coste one human life. -
I In 1801 London had only 959,000
people, .' Liverpool 82,000,
and
prighton 7,000.
I The a,verage depth lof the Irish Sea
is 240 feet, of the English Channel
1.10 feet..
You can take out a patent in I3e1-
kiuin for S:5, in France for £10, in
!Russia for 1!,19: .
;
1 Every English parish with a popu- '
lotion of over .300 is obliged to elect
it !parish council. ,
i The French Legion of Honor is
the biggest order of merit, It num-
bers 53,000 members.
Buffaloes are found at . the height
of 12,000 feet on the African moun-
tains of Kilima Njaro. '
The Argentine Republic is offerink
ape.cial inducements to encourage im-
migration from japan.
-South Australia,. sixteen times as
big as England, has a population
uly (oval to that of Leeds. .
In Bohemia 63 nobles own the bulk
Df the country. None of their estates
are less than 12,000 acres. .
Russian law allows a man to mar-
ry only four times, ond he must
naarry before eighty or _tot at all.
Wheat, rye and turnip crops are
' ecreasing in England; barley, oats,
end potatoes are increasing.
ltaly's convictions are 230 per
00,000 population, a world's re-
ord. Singapore comes next with
cles.
Close on -42,000,000 oysters, val-
ed at over £147,000, were landed
-n Great Britain's coasts last 'year.
Britain's colonies, including India,
have 256,000,000 people, six times
the population of the United King -
do 111.
' Norway, Servia, Greece and Dui-
gmaernita. are the only European nations
which have but one house of parlia-
'
e The spectroscope, by the aid of
which we are able to tell what the
sun is made of, was inveneed. in
1851i1C))o' ut 1,100 men are employed by
the. Bank of England, and their sal-
aries amount to nearly e:300,000 a
year.
In iron -making 40,000.000 tons of
• coal a year is used in Englaahl and
AIllerietl, . 20,000,000 oy G ermany
and France. •
• Out of the 5.601,219 who attend
school, 144,063 English eieldra un-
der fourteen years of age are wage-
earners.:
- The Nile is noted for the neriety Of
its fish. An .expedition sent by the
British Museum brought home 9,000
specimens,
Dewsbury hasthe highest rates of
any town in England - 8s. 6d. In
the 'pound. Lancaster, 3s. 8d. in the
pound, is the lowest..
-Powers of Example.
At the close of a large 'temperance
meeting, a. man well known in the
neighborhood as a notorious -drunk-
ard, was asked to sign the pledge
and make a fresh start in lifc. He
was a great, powerful man, and •
he doggedly objected he looked quit
formidable.
"I will sign the pledge if you will,"
said a. gentle voiceat his s do.
He turned quickly round and saw
a frail looking little ,;•oinan with
earnest, tearful eyes.
"I:11 sign if you will," she repeat-
ed. know ithi hard for you, huti
it May be easier if we both sign to -I
gether, and then We can help each
other to keep the pledge. Come, le
us get our cards," and stepping u
tothe table she signed the pledge,
and! then- held out the pen to him.
Impressed by the intense earnest
ness of her manner, and drawn b
force of herexample, the man cam
forward and a minutelater wentI
down the hall with his pledge car
in his hand.
Sultan Objects to Bicycles.
The Sultan of Turkey objects to
-bicycle races, not because he is
afraidof anyone getting hurt, but
because he - fears Ile may get hurt
himself. Crowds are not Welcome A
the neighborhood of his .sacred per
son. When a .number - of people sr
gathered together it becomes it riot
and they make it easier for the cal-
iph's subjects to, conspire tegether
and, perhaps, to arange e t Ignept.
against, their sovereign's life. Thie
feeling on the part of the Turkisi
authorities has acquired fresh ener-
gy since the -assassination of Kin
Humbert. Further races in Constan-
tinople have, therefore, been forbid
den by the police. '
Literary People and Holidays.
Literary people are evidently no
In need of holidays. o long ns the
have pens, ink, and paper, and a
cess to a library, they can writ
their bovoks -a.nywhege, and man
choose to write thein in the quie
seclusion of a. Country house, Ride
Haggard enJoys the Seclusion of
Norfolk farm, George Meredith lead
a 'recluslvo life among the .Surre
hills, G. A. Henty !writes all hi
boys' books on board his 80 -ton
yacht, and Dr, GordOn Stables ha
for his study .a gypsY caravan f' i
which he wanders at will for a ha. 1
of every year.
His Reason.
.'No," said Willie Wishington, .1/1
never expect to marry,'' -
."Why not?'t
"Well, I shouldn't ca.re to marry
woman who was not clever. And
1 proposed to one and she regarde
me as sufficiently intelligent arid fo
bearing to make a suitable husbanid
-why, then 1 shouldn't regard her
as clever .tt
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The fee -
simile
t -Why if Wog..
A shoe th
highest awa
World's Fair
enough for a 1
Beauty, co
pearance and
points that wo
Its price a
the choice oft
who know ho
fully and corn
$3.00 and
t has won the
d at the Paris
ught to be good
dy to wear.
fort, style, ap-
urability are the
the gold medal.
d value make it
ousands of ladies
v to dress taste-
ortably.
4.00 per pair.
Made by The J. D. King Co.,
Limited Toronto.
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I have removed,
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meet all my old ou
ones.
y harness isbop to my
OR NORTH OF THE
ere I wilOse pleased to
tomers and many new
Gillespie's arness is the
best arness.
A full stock of H rse Blankets, Robes,
• Sleigh Bel s, Trunks, Ike.
atisfaction guaranteed.
d we will please you,
&tidy your purse.
(Ashy.
SPIE, Seaforth,
11 of the Yost Office.
1718-tf
Prices right and
Give us a call
delight your horse,
sgrRepairing a S
JAMES GILL
One Deer NORI
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for Burns, Spra ns, Wounds, Bruises
Coughs, Colds 4nd all accidents lia
ble to occur in e ery home.
CAUTION -There is only
one Pond's Ei!ract. Be
sure you get the genuine,
sold only In sealed bottles
In buff wrappere.
Scales!
Scales!
Have yon ever seen itbe love, handy truck scale,
the farmer's frieud 9 It is the handiest farm male
on tbe market, and, as ;for durability, ha e Niue).
The material in it is guaranteed all through, and
more, there is a guaratit c printed on eech male for
10 years. We also give a Government certificate
from the Government Inspector of Weighte,
stamped end guarali to weigh correctly, and
will vet igh front poun to 2,00 pounds.
We, the undereigned, have purchased & low,
handy truck scale nom J. H. Wheativ, and find it to
be the handiest ard he most useful scsIe on the
market tor weighing al kinds of farm produce, also
live stock, such as fa cattle, horsee, swine. &o. :
Flullett,-Walter N. unningham, Adam Elliott,
Daniel Stevens, James Reid, William Murphy, John
Kirkoonne'l, Robert rattle, James Wstt, Wm. A.
Bryant, Wm. Strophe d, Albert Tiewin;Robert B.
Rog e -son, Charles W. Rogerson, JOreph H. Brown,
McKillcp,-W. H. cGavin, Robert Archibald,
Jceeph Ryan, James fRy.n, John McClure, JalEe3
Mann. Any parties de fring a (reale won'd find it to
their intereet to call or lrrlth to
J. 11. WHEATLY,
Harlock P• 0.,
Ont.
Sole agent for the Townships of Mellott and
McK Mop. 1752 tf
DOAN'S
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INKY PILLS
CURE
11AOKAOHS
LAME BACK
RHEUMATISM
61ARETRII
emowri oisaase
DIZZINESS Affe ASA
KIDNEY & URINARF
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ARE CURED 11V
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11.63
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MRS. I. STEEVES, Edgett's Land-
ing, N.B., writes On Jan. 18, urr :
"In the fall of 1899 I wo troubled
with a severe pain in the back. I
could scarcely get up out of a chair
and it gave me great pain to move
about. I took one box of Doan's
Kidney Pills and was completely
cured. I have not been troubled
with it since."
BOOTS ! BOOTS
600 Pairs Just Received.
The best value in the market.
Call And See Them.
THE GREAT
CASH STORE
D. 11. McBEATH,
BLYTH - - ONT.
1744.62
WHAT YOUR STRIVING DOES FOli
OTHERS:A
11 all the rill of thie tentinuous striving
Were ¥ifl11y to amino
How p r would stra ti:o planning end eontri'l.
The en tien. ureine and the hurried driving
Of leety, heatt .1:nd Lrainl
But ever in the wete of true achieving
There shines this glowing trail:
Some other soul will be spurred on, conceiving
New strength and hope, in its own power beltste
ing,
Because thou didst not fail.
Not thine lone the glory -nor the sorrow,
If thou dost miss the goal;
Undreamed, of lives, in mazy a far tomorrow,
Froin thee -their weakness or their force AZ
borroK;
On, on, 4rnbitious soul!
-Ella Wheeler Wilecex in Succesa,
C RING CONSUMPTION.
Early Detection of the Disease Is of
Prime importance.
Now tliat the value of the open air
treatmen of consumption has been dem-
onstrated, the great importance of an
early dia mosis of the disease is evident.
Unfort mately it is by no means easy
to recognize the disease in its incipiency,
for the arly symptoms are not distinc-
tive, and the cause of the failing healtli
Is not o ten suspected until the disease
has becoe e firmly established.
The symptoms calling attention espe-
cially to isease of the lungs are general-
ly late i appearing, n -d the physician's
suspicion will usually nave been arous-
ed long lefore there is any severe cough
or prole. e expectoration.
At first there is merely a falling off in
health; the perm' is "a little below par,"
and his friends remark that he is losing
flesh. He is not actually ill, and his con-
dition causes him little anxiety, being at-
tributed to a rush of work or to worri-
ment caused by a business hitch or some
family trouble.
But as time goes on and the supposed
cause of the trouble has been removed,
the patient does not recover his strength.
On the contrary, the gradual decline
continues, and a noticeable pallor ap-
pears, The lips are bluish, the eyes are
abnormally white, the pinkish hue of the
nails fades out, the mucous membrane
of the mouth is pale -in medical lan-
guage, the patient is anmmic.
This pallor is a suspicious sign; and an-
other symptom of marked significance is
a rapid pulse, one that beats continuously
90 or 100 tirnes a minute. At this time
there is usually also more or less fever,
although it may be so slight as to be de-
tected only by a frequent use of the ther-
mometer.
A fourth symptom of importance is in-
creased perspiration, usually most mark-
ed in the first hours after midnight -
night sweats -hut sometimes troublesome
In the daytime as well.
Cough during this period is as often ab-
sent as present, and in any ease is sel-
dom more than a nervous hacking. Lat-
er it becomes more persistent, and some
expectoration appears. But by this time
the phfeician can generally detect signs
of lung trouble by an examination of the
chest, and the diecovery,of tubercle ba-
cilli when the expectorated matter is
studied under the microscope will re-
move all doubts as to the nature of the
malady.
Of course, one who has persistent anm-
mia, a rapid pulse, night sweats and
perhaps fever is not necessarily in the
early stages of consumption, although
there is ground for suseicion. Even if
he is; however, there need be no exces-
sive alarm, for the disease at this stage
is almost positively curable, and its early
detection is therefore a blessing.
The Cancer Isrlicrobe.
Cancer is caused by an animal microbe
known to science as an amceba. The
germ is not the same as that of consump-
tion and cholera, the latter being vegeta-
ble growths, while the cancer germ is an
animal growth, coming under •the same
head as, those of malaria, yellow fever
and smallpox. It is one of the lowest
forms of animal life of which any trace
has been found.
In shape the cancer microbe ?night be
likened to an ideal money bag, slightly
elongated. The upper portion, where the
strings would be tied around the bng, con-
tains the mouth. Under the microscope
the germs are shown to possess an inter-
nal organism, embracing a digestive ap-
paratus.
The microbe, entering the human body
by what process we do not know, fastens
upon the first cell which it encounters and
begins to feed upon and destroy the cell
tissue. Having emptied one cell, it cuts
its way out and attacks another. During
its life the microbe duplicatei itself thou-
sands of times, and the home tenanted
by the colony it thus founds constitutes a
cancer.
Calais' Curious Street.
In Calais not far from the landing
pier is what is known as the fisher quar-
ter. '
The inhabitants of this part of the
town, numbering something like 2,000,
form a community of their own and live
guite apart from the rest of Calais. The
young people never think of marrying out
of their quarter.
Just in the heart of this district is a
very narrow street, its width being about
five feet at most. Tha curious thing
about it is that the bottom room of every
house is quite isolated from the upper
rooms, and the tenants who wish to go up
to the bedrooms have to come out into
the street and enter another doorway,
behind which is a flight of steps leading
up stairs.
Durability of Wood.
In very dry atmospheres the durability
of wood is almost incredible. Pieces of
wood, wooden caskets and wooden arti-
cles have been withdrawn from Egyptian
catacombs of an antiquity 2,000 or 8,000
years antedating the Christian era.
Buniness Is Business.
The Millionaire -Yee, your highness, 1
Intend to settle ten millions on my daugh-
ter the day she is married.
The Duke -Just give me a month's op-
tion on that and consider it -Brook-
lyn -Life.
Re Knew.
Teacher -If you are polite and hind to
your young comrades, what will be the
result?
Bully Jones --They'll know they can
lick you -Puck,
NarroW minded peot4 are like narrow
necked bottles -the less they have in
them the more noise they make in get-
ting it out.
Our deposits of borax ere bellevig 61/
be practically inexhaustible.
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From Capt. F. Love, Police Stetter, N.
5, Montreal:- 'We frequently MO PEraly
DAVIS' Pane-Kim...En fore aim; in the go:p-
c:eh, rheumatism, stiyness, frost bites, r-
binin.s, ernmeee, and al
befall men in our position. 1 have no heei-
tati('u in saying that PAIN -KILLER s 11.e
bc.q remedy to have near at hand. -
Used Internally and Externally.
Two Sizes, 25e. and 50c. bottles.
Red Cedar Shingles.
Full car just arrived at the following
prices:
British Columbia red cedar 4x per
bunch, 78c; 3x per bunch, 74c;
3x pine per bunch, 73c.
N. CLUFF & SONS,
North Main Street, Seaforth.
at•es
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the Estate of 4amee
Ritchie,late of the Township of
Howick, in the County of Huron,
Farmer, deceased.
Pursuant to the proviejons of the Revised Statues
of Oe teal°, chapter M, tection 38, notice is hereby,
given that all creditors and otter persons hexing-
c:aims or demands against the estate of Jame!!
Ritehie, late of the Town/011p of Howick, in the
County of Hump, fernier'deceaeed, who died on or
about the .11th day of June, 5. D., 1901, at the
Township of Houick edo.esaid, are, on or before the
let day of September, 19M, to deliver or send by
post to one of the three executors, Thomas Ritchie,
Evlimore P. 0.; Alexander McKercher, Wroxeter P.
O., or Tindall Ritchie, Belmore P. 0., fun partici:dare
of their claims and a statement of their account...
duly verified, and the nature of the security (if any)
beta by there, and after the above named date, the
said executors will proceed to distribette the assets
cf tbe estate among tbe persons entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of which they theta
shall have notice, and they shall not be liable for
the newts, or any y art tliezeof, to any person or
pereone of whose claim they shall not have notice at
the time of euch distribution. THOMAS RITCHIE,
Executor.
Dated at BOA is3k the 22nd day of July, A. D. 1991.
1754-3
Seaforth .111ills. •
The undersigned having purchased frzni
the Ogilvie Milling Company, of Montreal,
the well-known
Seaforth Flour Mills,
Are now prepared to do all kinds of
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Special Attention will be
Given.
The very beet quality of Flour given in
exchang4 for 'wheat.
Chopping of all kinds done on the short,
est notice. Price five cents per bag.
The best branch; of Flour always on handl,
and will be delivered in any part of the
town free of eharge.
The highest price iu cash paid for all
kinds of grain.
Feed of all kinds constantly on band.
The Seaforth Milling Co.
1689
STORE UNDER THE
TOWER.
STEPHEN LAMB,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Cedar Posts
and Timber.
Our lumber eowilete of She beet quality of Hemlock
and Pin., being weU manufactured. Any amount of
Red Cedar Shingles slasys on band.. Bring alithg
your bine, you will be sure to got them filled HMI-
faetorily. SirGodoriob *est "...74. 171141
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