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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1902-01-31, Page 61, 6 Til z HURONEXPOSITOR Cenuine Cart r 55 Little Liver Pills. Must. Bear Signaturo of See Pete -Simile Wrapper Below.: liefere• smell wad no ens" talr.e as sugar. CARTERS ITTLE IVER PILLS FOR HEADACHE, FOR DIMES FOR BILIOUSNEO. FOR TORPID LIVEN: FOR CONSTIPATION, FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THE COMPLEXION 144 '_,CailLWICTINE 1.4U8THAVZ liAraft in tents ilitnnotr Vegetable. eirriste- CURE SICK HEADACHE. VETERINARY TOON GRIEVE, V.8., tumor graduate of Ontario eil e" Ileterinery College. A .1.11aes.ses of Domesti anlm , treated. Calls promptly attended to an abarg s moderate. Veterinary Dentstry a specialty. (Mak jugl" residence on Goderich street, one door of'Err Scott's office, Seaforth. 111241 LEGAL aTZI Pub:is Main . Barrie Soliett . Domin J. • AMES L. KILLORAN, el Solicitor, Conveyancer and Notary Money to loan. Office over Pickard's Store treet, Seaforth. 1528 - R. 8_ HAYS, er, Solioiter, Conveyancer and Notary Public. r for the Dominica' Bank. Office -in rear of on Bank, Seaforth. Morley to loan. 1235 orth. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, lcota.ry Public. Offices up stairs, over 0. W. bookstore, MainStreet, Seaforth, Ontario. 1627 KY BEATTIE, Berrieter, Solicitor, dic oney to loan. Otllee-Oadye3 Block, Sea. 16e9-te G.a.ow tit GARROW, Barristers, Solicitors, &o. Gor. Harei:ton St. snel Square, Cioderieb, Out. J. T. GARROW, Q. C. 1676 CISARIII03 GARROW, L. L. B. FE&"8TED, enceeseor to the late firm of e tinCieughey & Hohneeied, Barrieter, Solicitor ' iBooveyarreeir, and Notady . Solicitor for the Can *elate Sauk of Commove°. Money to lend. Farm for we e. Entice in Sifoit's Block, Main Street Sea DENTI8TRI. .F- W. TWEDDLE DENTIST, Grainto of Reyal College of Deatal Sure-eoes of On - trio, G. at, graitentJ cola e in k ro,vn and bridge work as tl e3hool, Chit:sere Local anesthetics, f r ainle OXtrACt!.0,1 Of tcttb. Wile° over Dominion Bank, 4eafaLth, frmery oectipled by G. F. -B 1 e... 1761 nR. F. A. SELLERY, Pentiat, graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor gradueee of Department of Dentistry, Toronto University. Office in the Petty block, Mansell. Will vieit Zurich every Mondey, commencing Mon- day, June 1st. z 1687 TAR. R. R. ROSS, Dentist (moceecor to F. W. Tweddle), graduate of Hoye]. College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario ; Debt class honer graduate of Toronto Tenivers,ty ; crown and bridge work, also gold work in all its forms. All the most modern methocie for pa:uless filling and painless extraction of teeth. , All oueratione carefully performed. Office Tweddle`e old tend, over par4 grocery, Seeforth. I 1040 MEDICAL. ' Dr. John McGinnis, .on. Graduate London Western University, member si Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons. •Moe and Residenee-Formeny octupleci by Mr. Wen. Pickard, Victoria Street, next to the Catholic Church itfight calls attended promptly. 1453x19 DRS. BETUUNE & ROSS Office over Johnson's Hardware Store, Seaforth. Btannue. H. U. Roes, M. B, 1772x52 Night calls attended to at Uc c thee. OR. F. J. BURROWS ' • .ats resident Physician and Surgeon, Toronto Gen- eral. Hospital. Honor graduate Trinity Univerelty, aaemaer of the College of Playeiciane and Surgeons Ontario. Coroner for the Couety of Huron. Office and Residence-Goderloh Street, East of the at ettiodist Ciaurch. Telephone 16. 1385 DRS. SCOTT & MacKAY, PRYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Ooderich street, opposite Methodist ohnrch,Seaiorth 3. S. SCOTT, graduate Victoria and Ann Arbor, and meraber Ontario College of Physicians and Burgeons. Coroner for County of Huron. elteleAY, honor graduate Trinity University, gold medalist Trinity Medical College. Member College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario. 1483 McLEOD'S System Renovator -AND OTHER - TESTED - REMEDIES. 181in:1ne and antidote Or Impure, Weak and poveriehod Blood, Dyspepais, eieeplessness, Palpate. Mon of the Heart, Liven Cloerplalnt, Neuralgia, Lou of Memory, Bronchitis, Joneumption, Gall Stones, .7aund...oe. 'Kinney and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus Daum, Female Irregularieles scud General Debility. LABORATORY-Goderich, Ontario. -I. M. McLEOD, Proprietor and Mann facturer. Sold by J. S. Rontwrs, Seaforth. meat • THE SEAFORTH Musical - Instrument EMPORIUM, ESTABLISHED; 1873. Owing to hard times, we have con- cluded to sell Pianos and Organs at Greatly Reduced Prices, Organs at $25 and upwards, and Pianos at corresponding prices. ;• See us before purchasing. SCOTT BROS. A FRESH START. AN EDINBURGH STORY. CHAPTER I. " A cool million of money, I tell you, There'd all that of it if there's a penny." And the speaker threw down his cards, and leaned his dhows on the table. 44 Ante you quite euro, 'George? You are oeetr0 there is no mistake ?" And Colin also threve down his cards and leaned his elhowslon the table, fo' the conversation was behoming more interesting than the play. 44 Q no quite sure, or I shouldn't waste my d talking about it." If were pin) sure the thing was a certain y--' " As certain as my napie i I. George Glass and yo rs Colin Macrae ; as certain as the fact th t we are at th ie present moment alone t gather in the arookeroom of a Prin- cess str at club. How am I certain ? 1' I tell you The legal then that drew up the old man's will is Fowler & Sandernan, of Sydney ,i and Fraser & Glass, of Edinburgh, are Fowler & -Sandernan'a Seetai h agents. Is that,good enough ?'' "It sawn& all right. But then the girl s Will do no rii:creditt to the name of Colin Macrae. Of aourse, she w ill require to be groomed, and put through her paces a bit; but you just marry her and take her to the Continent for a year or two, and eive her all the advantage that money can com- mand.; and win n you bring her back to this tight little island you'lh be able to pteeent her at court, if you lik5, with a eleae,con. science, jest ae if she Were a born lady. Hang it, all, it I weren't: a married man- • worse luck -I'd go in far her myself Like a shot." Da I now her at all . " Look :here, Colin," S di Glass, with de. ciajon Pin not going tio answer any more questions, and I'm not $oing to Live any more iafoitmetion until i you agree to my terms. Ten thousand in a large sum, I know, but it is not too 'large a sum for giv- ing yenathe straight tip about a million, nor is it toii large a sum t heal the wound which I am now infl.cti g on my profession- al honour. Fancy the franagiig clerk and the son of the junior rtiaer giving away the secrets of the firm. Thiugs can be easily arranged," con - tinned Ghee, finding his words provoked no reply, "1 shall draw o t a promissory note in which Celia Macrae,, urn factor, Duuora, Morningside, Ediabur4, , agrees to pay, three months alter date? to George Glass, S. S. C . Smith Castle street, Edinburgh, the sum of ten thousand po!einds • for value re- ceived. The thing cau lse all settled qui,e .easily: in three months, ad in fact muse be, for the girl can't be ketj in ignorance of the good fortune which is c ming to hr much longer, and when she ell a know of' it she will lock somewhat highsr than Colin Mac- rae, I fancy, although alt the blood of all the Highlaud ohiefea the ever lived since the fbodcoursed through bl vei " If you don'Ailee-th terms, Colin, just say so at once and have one with it," re- sumed Glass, now some hat irritably? since his words still provoked no reply. ••' I thilk I know of a safe erket for what I have got to sell. F01b3» linnsar would jump at my offer in one inoca4 4 t, and n?ver ask me to bate a penny of n vice. And, he wouldsucceedwith the ,id, too, for he its. a deuce good-looking fell w i i that flse4hy sort of style that is so t to catch the fancy of the underbred " Forbes Fraser succe de -in most' Li io4s," said Macrae, with h tote h of ,bitterness. " He has aucecededi WOndelfully. With these tt legs of late," Eel I G1.t s. peiating to the cards on the table. I 'A (1 I know you can very ill afford it, Collie.- Now, idon't: be elegy at what I am ea) ug. We lawyets, as you are well aware, g -t to know many things not known to other people. It is enote ithin the knowledge of everyone, for i in.• that your uncle k1d godfather, Who died lately, left next t nothing, although - he had all his life pasre for a rich man, Lit whole fortune having be a stink ia an :an. nuitta which died with Macrae winced viinelyat this lest thrust. " Tell me one thine' he, said basiily. " Hot., is it that Ferbee Fraser noes • not himenff know about thial money e" Biin..; the eon of th sitnior partner? But you forget that E. bee FraLeft mould net be alleievecl to eet hisl not in the office. His charaoter is too well koown ; and, in truth, I should be very 4 Inn ,to see any igirl throw herself away u n Forbes iFraser. And hat's w:ly I have oken to yont Celan Now, what do you say ? Yee or non" ." If you are willing t forego the farm- ality of a promissory no', and takel my bare Does your horse "feel his oats'? What a differe+ be- tween the grain -fed and the gr2iss-fed horser.;, The first strong and full 61 ging-er, the second flabby, weak and tired out before:he ipecsms. The. feeding milkes the difference.. Children are,n6t alike6 ither.' I One is rosy, bright-eyed, full of life and laughter, another is pale, weak and dull. THF- feed- ingagain is responsible.' Sickly childrenineed special feeding. They don't "fell their oats". :cot,'s adds just the right riOmess tO diet. It is like 'grain o ithe horse. The dal gets iew , appetite and strung digestion. cott's EmuiSion is irfore than food. It is 1 a 'trhng medicine.. It rousesdull children, puts new flesh on dlin ones and. red blO d into 'hale 'ones. It makes children grow. SC teS Emulsion makes ok-di- nary food its duty. This picture repre'aents the Tra le l'sfark of Seott's F;imiiilsiou and is on the wrapper of every boffin. Send for free sample. & TORON4O d'AN1,I,DA eoc and $1. all dtuggiste. a,001.1111G To the time when she was jjltckecl from the 'very grasp of death, the aturel ii - puke of the womanly heart i thankful- nesS for the means which aved her, and 1 a desire to help other wonten in like - case Those are the motives which pronipted grs. Iva Burnett to !write the accompanyiag . testi- monial to tne curative power of D. Piece's raverite Prescription. This' is only one epee out Of thousands. No onewould dare say Utak the average wonlan was not as truthful as she is good. And. it is the trutlif Ill testimony of, the verage wonian that l'Pavorite seri tion" cures wo nly diseases whei all other meats and medi- cines absolutely fail. It estab- lishea regularity, deka the drains which we4 en:women, heal a inflammation and tile ration and cureS female weakness. I Itratiquilizes the nerves, restores the ijajpetite and indulces refreshing sleep. e a have intended for some t'ar you,1 says Mrs. Eva 131.1ruettiof gen o., Ky., Eiv%e(tieoei ieonifbe whatyour medicinehas caiuq ha July, 1889, and I had e and ay at death's door for ten :I was a dreadful condition and, best doctors of the city. After. e been done and I had been guy asked my husband to get Me e Pier e's Favorite Prescription. in Rebut he got it, and when I he wee 'a I was able to walk to. t to 11 y meals, and by the time 1 bottl s 1 wa h able to cook for my I cm never praise Dr, Pierce an eno gh," . Pierce's Pleasant Pelle s ous ess. e to write to i Io - ha regard to e. My baby ! gestive chills, ad six of the lig weeks. I erything had U up to die I bottle of Dr. e hed no faith taken it twerl', ring room d u ilei;mof threeant; lri medicine! ure _ word," said Macrae deliberate' siV OP."' . I 'it ore," raid Glasseextencli g his hand- " I'd take your bare ' word,; n let th prom ssory note slide. And ne '11 tell yo all a nit it. The money tie °aged to Darn I Dewar, who Wits a tine of th Dun old dist: jot and emigrat to Australi luck vas with him t and whe e had mad ? over wenty years ago. He a cu ated, an his pile he began to. think of • oin he wa beim he left Scotland, but, fn s me .reasol to le. ve it to. He had been 1• a ried Ion or ot er, his wife had left hien t .king he child with her, and he had ne e seen o 'heard of either her or the child eiterwards. Well, when he came to think o akiug hi is ill, Is put the matter into t e hands of Fowl r & Sandeman; of Sydney and Fowl- er & Sandeman communicated with Fraser & Glens, of Edinburgh, and Fner & Glass made inquiries, and discovered that Daniel Dawa0d child, a girl; had bee°. 0 the wife of William Chrittison, a lebbur r at the gas worte in tl is city, and that Wi limn Christi- son and his wife are both dead eaving an only hild, a daughter, named {ate, -1who : has b ,en for some time, and id o , a tbar- , 1 maid. Now do you understan , 1 " I understand that Kate 1 i istiaon is! Data 1 Dewar's grandchild an4 11 nave?, and the g rl I am to marry." I " 'on have it by beartn •s soon as Dani.i Dtwer learned that hal a grand- child alive in Scotlanti .he inetr c ed Fowler & Sa dernati to draw up a will 'n her favor. That was about sir months ago. He then eet a out arranging I it affairs i Australia, a ith a view to retail lag to his ative land, and i was while so engaged tha he fell ill, and led rather suddenly, ii see s, at Mel- bounte. Fraser & Glass, of Eiinbuegh, have just been informed of the fact of his death by Fowler &.,- Sandeman, of Sydney. Befoce Kate Ches-deon comes p know of her good fortune itnhust be you btu ines to see t at she's 'wooed and Man ied and it'n And I think you will have no h rd task, for I fancy she used to be rather eweet upon n the old days. • 1 wish yo 1 ek."' t might be worse," said ' acree, with " then 1'1 you it 4 a sig of relief. or all partiere" added Glees tpaickly. a e u might eat ily have a werria wire than il 4 '4" Kat. She is free in her maenees, as most, bar aids are, but there has never been any- ttio wrong with her, and she bee in her the rakiogs of a vary fine women, for she is no fol, and has her own ehre 'of good looks. And Kate might easily , DSO a worse hueb nd than you. Culls, althoogh you aro Eii no e int ; while, if she were not the heiress of a illioneire, it vtould certainly be a great thing for her to become Mrs. Colin Macrae. And it is you rnuat m rry her be- fore She learus her luck, so as a save her from, becoming the prey of s Ime fortune hunter. An 1 now I must be I off. Tana; and, once more good luek." e '4 CHAPTER II. C 'du Macrae ei,t have good, luelk with 4 Kat CLaistison. After an houti or -o spent is h r company the following morning he had very reason to believe that be had only to say the word to become the husband of the Millionaire heirese. l i And yet he was not happy. T wOaty- f our hour ir before and he Would nave gone throogh fire and water for such alforinne,and now that it wee practically his if helchose to stretch out his hand to take it, lie felt more depressed in spirit than he ever Idid before. lie had not thought the matter cut las yet ; but he felt, in a dim sort of wan, that his good luck would cause Moro sni mdre evils thannt would cure. ii Was sauntetiog along Pri eerie street, lean;ay, his mind in this depr esed moon in the early hours of the afterno n iti an aimt and tits eyes unobservant of ou wand real - hies,' when his progress wes arreeted by a lightlhand on his arm and a cheery tole° in his er. 1 I penny for yourthoughtse you look as glum as if you'd gnu and ,leen rejected with thanks." It was his younger sister, Flo soul at home with whom he felt pathetic. At that moment she as hitt better anael, ad, fort 1 imeelf, he di 1 not repel her, bu her v ice. He had n ed to mak and r -calve good counsel, and t his c nfestior and ad% net. ja ileitis true that I've gon a he no lied with a wintry omit. into t o Gardens Flora and I'll tel 3 V ' about it." An s 3, as they walked together c'iarcicins, with the roar of Prince} 8 street on one hand and the roar of the railwayon :the majSsty over all, he told herr th whole ethereand the grit* castle toweOng in silent story, concealing nothing. II ou are in a false ptsition,_ one," said the giel when she had heard hi atiently to the end. " You have been h a also po. eition ever since poor father died, ad now you have taken the very worst lwa in the world to free your feet from the ore into which they have stumbled. If poo father was f 'entail, there was no reasott why you shout folloW Itim in his, folly. I He had a fairly good business, and we oou d 11 have been ery comfortable if mot er and he had e osen to live in a °deaf lwa . But they ad the miiifortun to be d seended from the chide of the N crises, end 11 their substa cc was offered es a sacrifine to their family .pride. For, as you k owi Colin, neithet Janet nor you nor I have ener had a sixpence we could call her own." ' i " Nis only too true," issente COlin. " Abel all to keep up a unlessies large c. Why e a wooing, a, Ilhe only at all Byrn - to him nakly for listened to canfeesion made Flora avo( i og," "Come you all in the establishment, to wnieh they gave of the old mountain stronghold of run. What ! Ar we Eastern he namle he Mae- Ardation, 1 • Chinese or Japmes , that we also Id prao- : rico such ancestor orship ? To come �f .goed stook is good, and a source of strength, if it prompts us to live worthily of the good , men and women from whom we ha e derin- 'ed our blood and ow name ; but if it merely • prompt s us to the gratification of a foolish family pride,it is n t a blurting, bet, a curse. When poor father died you ought Inever te have stepped into Ins shoes, Colin. You ought to have alloWed the law to take its coutse, and the use es rly large establishment to be broken up. llother and Janet and I ,wortld have been q ite AB comfortable, and mote comfortable, ¼ieh only Our share of theproperty, and yiou would have been a -better man going oi with your law studies tha o plungitig head ong into a btu muss �f which you knew nothing, and for which 1 firmlyit." lave no aptitude, became youi ."Ay, and who Old you that, my little 110?,, 'I My own eyes end my own instincte. Atei since you took, up with the businers you have also taken up with bad hebits. You are too often late at night, Colin." She did not spare him. She told him he wee acting a disgraneful part in trading on any girl's ignorance of her prospects ; and, in proposing to take for his wife one who, he must be quite well aware, would never be treated as a daughter-in-law, not even if she brought with hr ten times her fortune. " There's somet ing in that," admitted CinoalnitT,'.' replied Flora. "Anti since,. 1 hane , 'here is the heppineas of the girre lite said ao much. I may as well say a little more. I dop't believe you will ever base happiness, Colin, or even enduring worldly prosperity, antil eat: act honestly towards my old scheolfello , Mary Dewar. •She still loves yeti, Cohn, and you know you were as good as engaged to her. None don't tell :me that you have nothing to marry upon, Do what you ought to have done when poor father died, and you will have, not riches, bet enough to give her a home equal to the borne she has with liter unele. Mary and 4.r aunt keep up appeat- antra very bravely 'n but Mr. Scott is oialy a poerly-paid elergyrnan." , ts Mother and Janet will think I have de- serted them," said Unlin. ''' Let them think," said his sister. "You will be 'doing them tse injustice. On the contrary, you will be doing them a real set - vice. Draw the sponge over the 6late, Colin, and begin afresh. And, in the , first plop, go to Mary .40,War and make it right with her. Confess! to her as you have , con- fensed to me, and a absolution. Hark blind man on the shall it profit a ma world and lose his whet would it pro money if you gaiae making yourself m would ? Go to M make it right with " It ii the blind Cohn, and that sa made it all right w confessed to her, a eied, received aim a will gladly give, yeti n to the words that tie ound is reading-' Whet if he gin the whole own eo 1 ?' And a?, t you to ain a million Of it by doing wrong, ;and eatable, as you certainly ry Dewar, Colin, and her." eading the blind," said, to evening he went and th Mary Dewar. line ti, as Flora had prophet- ution. CHAPTER III, • Colin Macrae had been the affianced lon- er of Mary Dewar for several weeks; no was in treaty for the sale of bit business, and he was making arrangements for break- ing up the usetessly large establishment ef Dunora, whenn-th unexpected happened, - Mr, Sandeman, o owler & Sandemare Sydney, and Mr. C. rter, of Carter & Davie, Melbourne, arrived to ether in Edinburgh, and their first bun) ess was to have an inter- view with Fraser & GI is, As the result olf his tntereiew Mari Dewar was inform4d hat, according to a will made at Melbourn by Carter & Davies, six months after the d to of the will made at Sydney by Fowler Sandeman, she WO heir to the bulk of the great fortune left Ian her father, the late aniel Dewar. And Kate Christison was i formed that, accord. iug to the tents of th same will of he grandfather, the late Daniel Dewar, her future was provided fo , so far as an annuity of two hundred pound a year went, Daniel Dewar's mar ied life had been a very singular one. H s first wife married him in all good faits, honestly believing herself to be a widow, but, 86 it turned out, her first husband was still alive, and she, therefore, left Daniel Denver, taking with her her little girl, alto wards the mother at Kate Christison, who of course, in the eyes of the law, was not Daniel Dewar' grandchild at all. Twenty years late Daniel Dewar marries again, his s000ndl wife being the sister o Mrs. Scott, and six months afterwards he oft her, having, UM he thought, reason to sue eat her fidelity. 110 emigrated to Australi , and he -never knew. that his eecond wife b re a child until he was informed of the fait in Melbourne, by the very man whom e had suspected of m:seenduct with hie w fe, and who made it quite clear to hlin tha his suspicions had been grotoldlese. Th reupen he paused e second will to be du1aws up, acknowledging Mary Dewar as hi is d ughter, and leaving her tho bulk of his ',for une. Shortle, after. wards he died at Itlelb, tirne very suddenly. The latest will of Daniel Dewar was e pleasant surprise to bdth the girls, and, for, tunately for Kate Chr 'kitten's peace of mind she, had never known, aril she never did know, that her prospe to had at one lime been far from _brittle t. She and Mary Dewar became great riends, and in due time she was man ied, and well married, te a man whom she coul thoroughly respect, and who could not pos ibly have any mere, cinarymotive in askin her to become his wife, suppose I shell aye to give you your liberty now, Mary," a id Cnio, when there was no longer any coo for doubt as to the change in the girl's air umstances. "It, ie not for a poor law stu ent to aspire to the band of a great heires " You may if you hI. e, sir," said Mary, pretending to pout., " sub I won't take it, 4and I certaiely shan't give you yours." -7 The VN't enly Welcome. TICE 'ND, Throe Operati to Cure is Failed Itching PlikNi, .News of a Mn -rye Ions Cure Iellere Across the Con inent-ienther nun • Son Unite in Pealsinee. Dr. Chase's! Ointment. Sonic cures effec Ointment seem like a ease where duct and operations fain. Mr. Donald McLt S. writes :- "1. received th Dr. Chase's Ointrn me a considerable am now enclosing box of Dr. Chase' Cd by Dr. Chase* iniraeles. Here iS rs labored in vain d to cure, Od, Tarbotvale, U. 'sample box oe eit, and it has done Mount of good. ayrnent for a large Ointment, :which you will please send to My a.ddrese. ,! . I have had itch ng piles for foue years and did not now of any mcc) cin that would re 'eve me until las fall when ,I receive a letter from my son in Winnipeg, 'leo said that three, oetors treated bin and operated' foe eilee. but failed to ure him. He novn thanks God arid 'Dr. Chase's Ointe me t for a perfect tire. He had pile in t le worst norm, a ad suffered terribly., He is now worisin hard every day, antii does not feel any symptoms oil pilereturning. Y u are at liberty te, 11:?0 this letter for t a benefit of others."' T mere is little use trying to cure piles, uni ees you use Ir. Chase's Ointe meet. It is certa 1 to afford quick r( -1I 1 and .ultimat iy thorough cure. GO es a box, at all dealers or Edmane son Bates & Co., T nonto, • . . , Tie Bi ness of Phillips Brooks. $tthe 'eight of the busy holiday season, tinny a f w • days before Christmas, acme _years ago a large man stopped at the coun- ter -du one of the big stores in Boston to make a p rchase. As he stood waiting for hi: parcel in the bustnivg, hurrying crowd, &novo wh oh he towered head and shoulders, antoorly •reseed little girl came wandering oryin bitterly. Turning quickly, the tall map tooped down and asked Iher what tne troub e was. n I've I stnmy mamma, and I Can't find her," she sobbed out. t a moment's heeitati m ;he gently or, idps,aand: ra'snig her carefully to ani a very lig man. You sit, on or and you can see everybody, in In a few minutes you will either amma, or she will see you." ough, in a short time the little one lied out, " There'S my mamma !" same moment a small, shabby me hurriedly pushing through = the ard them. thought I'd lost her," she said as up. "I've hunted eyerywhere 't find her." che'd up her arms and took the with a kindly smile Phillips eked up his parcel and walked ranklin B. Wiley, in thq January Witho picked he ha shout I in Now rnn shout the room. sed, your ! Sure e joyfully c and at th woman c crowd to n Oh, I nnhe came lint could • She re child, an Brooks p away. - Ladies' Home Journal. • IVER TROUBLE. Life F 11 of Misery to Slufferers From This Trouble. - Its Symp emir Made nblanifest by a Coated - Tong e, Bad Breath, Bad Tante ia th Mouth, and Pains Extend- ing to theiShoulders. (Fr m the Brockville Recorder.) Suffern of almost and wore per retne its natur of Brock been, ha the only store this condition it. To a reporter, ItIre. Leolair ' willingly gave her story for pu licatior. She said : -" For long time Is flared severely frcm complicationa of the li er and dyspepsia. I would a akein thent der my 6 tongue w rible test iug th at times I could $ There wa stomach there wa especially months advised and I did there was the coins I was con cleared, t the pains ever I wa ed from b s from liver troubles find life one cots'ant ms Ty, growing worse unless promPt steps and the pro - y be taken t restore the organ to 1 cr niitior. Al to. Joseph Leolaire, ille, was Imo a sufferer, but has pily, relesssd from the trouble by edicine kno to thoroughly re - important o gan to its normal ,onge dins F has fastened upon ruing with pias %m- oulders and in my stomach. My a heavily conted, and I had a hors in my mout morning. I y head woul areely let it such a burn at times t , especially on aria - was constipated, and ache so badly that rest on the pillow. ng seniati in in my at it .felt ,as though a dotal of firel in it. , The pain was severe aft r ea4g, and for y life was one of misery.; A friend o to take Dr.! Williams' Pink Pills, so. After luiag the ,first box a Material improvement, and in of a few we ks longer I felt that pletely cured. My tongue was e had taste left my mouth, and disappeared, and I am as well as . Before ta jug the pills I suffer- onchitis at t mes, but it has never since tro blen me. I can recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to anyone who suffer as I did." t • Dr. Wi and stre bleed, th th body oni the sy bulbgo di In thi 3 w and kidne St4 Vitus' ac es, an m lee the et an W th th be th hairs' Phik Pills restore health gth by making new, richaared a strengthening every organ in - hey do not act merely' up- ptioms, as ordinary medicines do, ctly to the root of the = trouble. m, paralysis,-'- y they cure ;nob di teases, as liver e troubles, retimatis dance, heart troubles, siek head -el emla, and the irregularities thativess of so m ny women ope of cou- nt mis reel Do not e persuaded to take substtute ; see th t the full name "Dr. 'hams' Pink Pills to Pine People" is on trapper around ev ry box. If in doubt, ills ill in sent p st paid at 50 cents a or si boxes for $2 50, by addressing Dr. illiams' Me icine Co., Blrockville, Ont. • Distriict Ora GREY Desalt:am - Or nge nodge, elect Tu sday of last week, last year ere reeleete Srrith, W D. J, P. Phi , caplain; T. Oakley t easurer ; U.; J. Mo nen and B. MORRISDISTRICT.- Orange L dg e elected meeting h Id in Blyth, .14h inst.: R. Lei ilfoRrd., SD.; John ray,lje8hFrn,SIn.' Richaird McCommin, treasurer ; g t R. MeCrea, Geore Taman, lecturere. Sa uel B rre chaplain ; Alex. Bruce, D. of C.; Th next egalar meeting will be held in B1 th. A invitation I was received from the Goderi h lodge to Meet there next 12th of uly, b t no decirioii Was come to. URNBE .11:Y, DISTRI .-The Loyal Orange Instriot L dge for Tfirnberry held their an'nal me ting in W'ngham, on Tuesday aft moon f hist week. I The business trans- act d was hiefly rontijie, and was followed by he ele tietrof office, the following of- fice a,bein elected : ID. M.. J. J. McMan- us D. D. .t1J. Cosa ore ; It. S., E. John - ate ; F. 8.,, T. Ste art ; treasurer, P. Ab aham ; chaplain, ¶. H. Stewart; D. of C., Bar er. 1 It was Iooided that the next ann sal me ting should be held in Wingham, and also to endeavor toi secure the services of rand Organizer Duff. . OwIOIC IS1RICT.-41owickDistrict Loyal Ora ge As °elation use in the Ora gehall Gor is, on the 14th net., and as very lar ely att nded, almo t every lodge in the distlrict bei g repreeen ed. ' It was decided ge' Lodges. rey Disti jet Loyal d their officers, on All the officers of d, as follows ; Wm. amiltori, D. D. M.; J. Morrison, R. S.; M. H. Moore, D. of erry, auditors. orris District Loyal their officers at a on Tuesday evening, hman, W. D. .M.; D. M.; Alex. Robert McMur- . t to hold the 12th' of July celebration in Gerrie thin yea. Th'e following officers woe then elected : D. m., M. Dane; D. D. M., R. Bride channel/3, A. Spence; R. S., R. Carson F. S,, John Harper ; treas. ure , J. Fallis ; D, of C., J. Mulvey lee - tuners, J. Donaghy, John Dane. Thomas A uff, of Toronto, was present, and deliv- ered a very stirring address to the meeting. GODERICH DISTRICT. -The annual meeting of GoderiebjOistrieb Loyal Orange Lodge was held in the hall of Loyal Orange Lodge, 145, on nes lay of last week. There were about 50 Members in attendance, and the meeting we one of the most harmonious, successful and enthusiastic ever held in the district. The lodge disoussed the proposed -12th of July re -union in Goderioh, and decided un- anithously to turn out in full force to the county meeting, at Exeter, and support the proposition. P. C. M. Todritoonducted the eleo ion and installation of -officers, which resulted as follows ; W. D. M.., R. Y. Cox; D. M., Matthew gheppard ; Chaplain, John Woods; R. S., . Johnstrn. ; F. S., Thomas Bell ; treasurer, R. H. 'Elliott ;D. of C., E. in, Elliott ; leaturer, James Wells ; D. 12., A, 'Milian. • BACK PRECEPTORY.-On Friday of last week the annual meeting of Jubilee Precep- tory, Bit* Knights of Ireland, was held in the nett, Clinton, when the following officer's were elected for the current tern: Precep- tor, John Scarlett, Leadbnry; deputy, Wm. Kinney, Winthrop ; registrar, Peter Caut- ion, Clinton ; treasurer. Thomas Kearns, Cliaton ; lecturers David Barr, Summerhill, and,John Bullard; Winthrop; censors, Al- bert Anderson and Wm. Ford, Clinton; standard bearers, J. II. Carnpbeh and Sam- uel Robinson, Winthrop; chanlain, James Connolly, Porter's Hill; Pureeviant, An- thony Nevin, Centralia. S THOUSANDS OFOUR CANADIAN WOMEN HAVE FOUND THE TRUE • FOUNTAIN OF HEALT. H PINE' S CELERY COM' POTIND A ure- Banisher of Ills Peculiar to Women. • Dr. Phelps' famous prescription, Paine's Cel ry Compound, has been ands now free- ly rescribei by many of our ablest phesic- Lane for tb'e ills peculiar to wornen. They have found the wonderful corned to be ex- actly what is claimed for it. I has been pro 'ed again and again that Pai e's Celery Co pound is the one great cur for that for 1 of nervousness peculiar to omen, and giv s to weak, run-down and a ffering fe- mai a a perfect and robust worra hood. All we en who suffer from irregul Hiles, hys. teri , nervous prostration, anaemia, liver and kidney troubles, or blood diseases, eho hi at once give Paine's Celery Corn- poutird a trial. • Its cures are -happy and per.• ent. Miss Jessie M. ROBS, of Quyon, Que., says : "It affords me much pleasure to testify ,to the great good that Paine's Celery Com- poued has done for use. I was completely run down in health and a victim of female : ,weat nees, and after using three bottles of Paiie'a Celery Componnd I was completely cured. It is the beet blood purifier I know of."- , What the Post Masters Get. Tse following partinulars concerning the pos offices in Huron -county are gleaned fro the report of thPostmaster General for be year ending June 30th, 1901 : AOCOUN'TING. OFFICES. Auburn Bs) fidd Belgrsve Be 3E011 Jr EllueVde • Blyth 3,•k Bruebtleld Ct lio, Br u.telsi ena Cranbrook Crediton Dashw.tod Danannon Ethel!Exotic r Fordwich Goderich Gorrie Hew .11 Eli- pso LonCesboro Seaferth Varna Walton Wingham Wroxeter Zurieh • O-"' P.0 § c o -A 13 A F. $ 358 78 $.7,845.13 E32 63 10,618 49,1 600 OS 1,282 15 106.49 2,663.47 335.56 4,480 82 1.3.9.t9 0,097.87 404.84 3,721.77 2,C41.96 14,177.22 810.15 1,6n 16 4,347.71 18,550 60 189.65 4.577.23 602.67 9,160.50 371 08 1,810.40 662.57 13,654.01 420.24 5,798.83 2,305.29 16,388.31 652.55 14,165.01 6,829.41 19,611.05 901 87 12,569.75 1,275.74 • 9,35148 /362.63 2,25835 396 40 -5,114.91 4O82 06 14,182.65 453.07 1,777.18 L41 .57 9.93 .21:1:3,8255:6397 4, 8%3.960 8 1 10:7204372 6 NON -ACCO4NTING OFFICES. The following are the figures for the non -accounting 'offices of the The snlary is bee' ed on the revenue previous year' : Anil), Coy Belfast Blalee Carlow Constance Crewe Drysdale Dunlop Egmoradville Fordyce Hills Green Holinesville Kingsb-idge Kintail Lanes lender Lochalsh Loyal Mateking Marne oh Nile Port Albert Porter's 1111 Po.sperit St. Aturustine So. Belfns Salt! aid Sheppardton Summerhill Westfield Winthrop PCI _to d 0 cd a.1 9 e a 0 g ee $ 241..79 333.67 206 46 69.95 182.86 602 70 194 34 991.86 130.68 1,760.86 126.97 335.20 2C2.82 816.87 222.76 926 12 419.'0 2,173 (6 48).74 64.1.59 196.25 172.87 1,801.69 174 74 167 92 1,551.91 447.43 393.95 some of county. of the Salary ard Revenue. allowance. $ 94.82 169 16 115 08 105,00 147.93 20.n° 111.92 109 52 236.00 32.80 noo 170.68 110.50 197.60 66 00 52.60 141.00 63.00 30 92 45,94 104.92 114 00 74.76 2650 123.0) 18'1.00 106.00 40 CO 72.26 225.41 186.62 60.00 90.00 55.03 47.03 90.00. 12.00 50.00 4009 110.00 20.00 40.60 - 85.00 , 48.00 90 00 80.00 28 CO 60.00 10 CO 19.00 20.00 5200 56.00 40.00 10.00 90.00 80.00 66.00 £003 20.00 36.40 6) 00 A Gentle Hint.1 In our style of climate, with tta sudden changes of temerature,-rain, wiind and sun- shine often intermingled in a single day, - it is no wonder that our children, friends and relatives are so frequently taken from us by neglected colds, half the death a re- sulting directly from this cause., A bottle of Bocchee's Germep Syrup kept! about your home for immediate use will proYent serious sickness, a large dootor's bill, and perhaps death, by the use of three or four doses. For curing Consump`ion, Henharrhages, Pneumonia, Severe' Coughs, Croup or any disease of the Throat or Lungs, its succeis is simply wonderful, as your druggist will tell you. Regular niza, 75 cents. You can get Dr. G. G. Gree 's reliable remedies at J. S. Robert's drug store, Seaforth, • Life' Battle. This iss tremen oesly practical worha and that man is g i g to get the most (nit of it who is not hemp red by the constant want of money. It isbsurd to suppose that : I Is great riches always bring happiness or even that the accumulation of great riches is es- ans ntial to succeseThe man of moderate means is, on the *hole, perhaps happier than the extremely rich man, and he who makes for himself ansafe place in any field can be set down as eing quite as successful as the man who ace mutates millions, The man who Starts out tight will never be poor in the extnerne sense, no matter hotv limited his incor4 or how circumscribed his oppor- tunities. i Let him lay down the rule for himself that he will invariably spend less tban he makes; then he is safe. No man can be happy in this life for any length of A.J.„ g haVe inOas a most tborou trInl of Ayer'SiCherry Pectoral all am prepared to say that for AU dks eases of the In.tig,s it never din points." J. Early Finley, ifonton, 44.11,,,•••-• Ayer's (Merry Peeto won't cure. rheumatism we never iisaid it woul it won't cite dyspepsia we never Claimed it it will c*e coughs a, colds of all kinds. - first said trigs sixty yea ago; we'v0 been saying ever since; .-e - Throe sizes: 2561., tnongh for an cold; 50c., just right for bronchitis, mess, herd colds, t0.; 1, most econongui for chronic cc ass ol to ItOe.1 on haat. J. 0. A ri/3, CO., atainaanenatisense __en_ timenwhat matteri his ihsep. does wps encci°taaffaliveien.g til YPI 1 If te:etabdtaiSeratrati)t:fr 0 e; i this rule he will, sooner or later, conyak grii.ll8m Mucheof thtlstefa??1V: lieu succeed.iefiittth estrom and unnatural life that we find ejti Country people rarely Buffer such e poverty as we find ie the great centeisa population. The fanner's boy is instinOthee ly saving and careful. He see all about Ina eaxnadmtPhief fleeceli rhrileslabtinillprYr; vidTellebertr5egefultiylierlitlOrka rainy day. Man alone violates this Wean instinct, and he vilolates it more genet* in the luxurious life of the city than in 1, plainer and simpler life Of the country. ...- 1 1 , • To Cure a Col d in One Day Take Laxative Brolio Qainine Tablets. - druggists refund the money if it hilts to tura II W. Grove's signature is on each 'box. 2tdia 1 '-'- I_ Rules For iSucces in We. The following !sixteen rules are kept' d printed on a card' yi a member of one - oldest mercantile: ,concerns in New. Yeti city, and, with other good literature as most fatherly advice, are handed to yousg men of his Regain tntice from time to and otherwise distributed!, where to theybhis s will- do good. It is eaf o a y that the sisTueecessver of the establishment rules. We recom end them to the 'tun. heir,- builtup aloeg the I les indicated benttrese tion of our readers': i referred 1. Keep.good omp ny or none. 1 pbieoyi2de.:Iaf attend hta6 i ;tear not usefully tin. .e i 3 1 1 ultivation of Tont- mind.. Live up to arour e gagements. Keit i 1 , your own secrets,' if You save any, 4. When you eak to a perste-1,14k him in the face. ' 5. Good company an good eonvereatiort are the very _shown Of vi tue. 6. Good character 1 above all I thingt 1 else. 1 ' 1 7. Ever live , 4 -mist within your income. I ft Make no haste o be rich, if Ion would prosper: - 9. Never playat-any game of chance. 10. Earn money b for you spend it. 11. Never run into d ht unless you ItItt• a way to get out ag in. 12. Never borro vi if you can pesibly avoi i it. la Do not marry iant- I you are able la support a wife. l - 14. Be just beforelyou are generous. 15. Be temperaten al Wogs. 16. Save when ma arp young to rpm} when you are old) rtune excepted - The Beat Evidence--- of Popularity IEVER iNCRET ISIh G DEMAND, The ever-increasing de and for the Dia.. mond Dye Mat and iimg Patterns in A turn and certein iadicaiicn of their popularity; The fascinating art f mat and rug making in tha home is now cultimfated by women of all ages and elassest. The Diamond Dye Mat and Rug Patterns to bine beauty and eimpliAly. After Sequri g one of these pat- terns, any lady can ,easilyhook it and pro- duce a really va.luafilel an attractive room ornament. The maufaol1uers of the ode-- brated Diamond Inyiee arq prepared to nod_ to any address free ofco-s sheets of pretty and suitable designs to e able you tanned - from. The Wale & Richlardson Co., LITIEN ed, 200 Mountain St., Montreal. ... , Pure cocoap. t andy For Cif re Take cue pint of sugar,a quarter of a pint of desicated cocoanut and a quarteroflipid of milk. Boil these ingredients in a granite - ware or porcelain -lined Saucepan i421' five minuteP. Remove from the fire, set As saucepan in a dish of cd water and star ' briskly until the mix+ure is creamy. Pour on a lightly buttered dish and mark in squares wbile warmest) th t it may bseasily broken when cold. I C000anint cakes lttee very easily made and would be a variety. Beat the whites of two eggs to a stiff' froth;.' add gradually a small capful of sugar, the same quantity of: e Down t, either desietted or freshly gritted, acid one tablespoonful -6F flour. Drop on a bnbterBd tin in amen, round cakes and bake for five minutes in 1104 quick oven. -January i Ladies' Horse Jour- nal. 1- I _______„...et . Loss iii:if Flesh. If you Sod yourself falling below -normal welt there is danger. The up bf fish oils c -n tenlporerili aid fat, but will never enied up healthy tiseq-e. Pr - Chase's Nerve Rod nctsi thtouch the bided we nervous syetem, and c'iire5 new life arid energy 10 every nook and corner of the body. It regulates ills the veil tug organs of the. 1body, makes the sweat& good, adds healthy Best, i and I replaces tte tWola waeted by diset se. Nalif ally and gradually Ille food eure restores coloritolthe Cheeks, increase, *Div weigbt of the body and ;thoroughly Overeamos a- - - ease. ' !. 1 0 14 Get Ye., Hair Oat." The late Professor Mackie used to tele the follosviag story agauethnnsott ; was saepviecrtyuroenterikneno d, thse igkeinngialtigupro4e.acdan wiry framed old pet earcb ,with strikrogly handsome features and loud hair that felt in ringlets about hie shbuldeis. Nobody; - having once Been hint:could forget him. e Pasting along one of th principal Ethan burrtgyhi isArieeesttsr,eeht gamin e . as a coated by a MT diith, " Shine your boots, sir ?" The urchin was very pressing, and thnt - professor, being strumck With the extreplo filtbiness of the boy s face, remarked : "I don't want a ;Aloe, my lad, but if You go and wash year facie, I'll give yea tie aixpence." l " A' right, sir," viseiltbe lad's reply, at og ut going madeinhgi a overhat idf to to an adjeeent drinking fountai hn' aobrituhtutenliy. Returning, he belt " Well, my lad" said the wore/nen* "you've earned your Money ; here it is. et- ' "I dinna want i, - auld chap," returning' the boy, with a lord air ; "ye can keep 0 and git yen hair cub;" -Sunshine. a : aErd. .Robert Roy, of Fullartoa, return one day lately from a' three months' visit i Scotland. n make h care geep Belw indigesto --t anion eon.41tuti0n will find e whole {attur enst sign of the eta -mach ahoulti be pren3Pwe' .ening the iissogteztte,r ys oath old, When his ate looked pine nutted .0,td ed -curdled After takin pain, and gry, his too restless And .out. Med' until we ga gave him ti almost inner time be be rosy and h ed my baby and I would house." This is t that gives a Milton L. R .of the boat .ssys Analyeia of sis has pr solutely u .eau be give' _youngest ira and efrectiv are indicate Such au e authority, es the safest, medicine for Baby's 0 -of all ages. prevent and tion, cbe�k allay the irr ling of teat sleep. Gu Crushed to they can be the yonnges 25 cents a. b of priee, by 'Medicine C A Visrro Sprung is p, among old f nit former res there about, r iel, left the States for a. year took If ton, Manito neither hen They -hail sores, the it to the acre latger, ret at itt gond in 65 eee for oar. ing etock tb to be made, lot in the w CREAMER Mettingis daendeabore Hill's -large renin Vett inane Was carried feeding of hug of milk the best - were given .5noa. MoGre of Carlow A spirit 'of trailed thron look for the at /east as epromising. season's bun butter mad ,oeived for .13. per pound spetronte in 1n00,* 4 11,261,; nu 170 ; numb Weitt, nam and en board of At 'These gentl said antowin 'tercets of - prover in meeting of again (thee vice-preeid • retaryttreas -n it. -making b year, ne the popular. re engaged: ful mann etnedily gro for this seas .patronage. - Ora That lit the kidneys, an* out inviting and the meet - sign of --haV •Chase's Ridn prompt relic boy. -Pre The Pros barn on Tie attendance veal agreed election, all agreed tha a yea,e hie tv. join be elected order. at the ite the beginna meeting in cuss the the mendat the neat ea of the (.1 eburch pro to comma, .presbytery the; in any ins and te see errata., wet* ap tive 011 the terial Beet and Ande to revise -and report afternoon was entere 'by the A noneiderati school mien be the fort schools,, 'WU d. of titape pleal and nanster Cu liberty tot their elde YeWrs3 the 4pprov Our. $50" DIAMOND RING. This Lady's ever The • personally the and • You hundreds illustrated a copy sent is the best value in a Diamond 'Ring offered for $50.00. stones in these rings are selected by usfrom cutters in Amsterdam, are absolutely perfect. will find this and of other tyles in our catallogue, pf which will be you free. VIAMOND HALL, Established 1854. L 1 , Yonge TOROINTO. Ryrie Bros., , and Adelaide Sts., , Tie Bi ness of Phillips Brooks. $tthe 'eight of the busy holiday season, tinny a f w • days before Christmas, acme _years ago a large man stopped at the coun- ter -du one of the big stores in Boston to make a p rchase. As he stood waiting for hi: parcel in the bustnivg, hurrying crowd, &novo wh oh he towered head and shoulders, antoorly •reseed little girl came wandering oryin bitterly. Turning quickly, the tall map tooped down and asked Iher what tne troub e was. n I've I stnmy mamma, and I Can't find her," she sobbed out. t a moment's heeitati m ;he gently or, idps,aand: ra'snig her carefully to ani a very lig man. You sit, on or and you can see everybody, in In a few minutes you will either amma, or she will see you." ough, in a short time the little one lied out, " There'S my mamma !" same moment a small, shabby me hurriedly pushing through = the ard them. thought I'd lost her," she said as up. "I've hunted eyerywhere 't find her." che'd up her arms and took the with a kindly smile Phillips eked up his parcel and walked ranklin B. Wiley, in thq January Witho picked he ha shout I in Now rnn shout the room. sed, your ! Sure e joyfully c and at th woman c crowd to n Oh, I nnhe came lint could • She re child, an Brooks p away. - Ladies' Home Journal. • IVER TROUBLE. Life F 11 of Misery to Slufferers From This Trouble. - Its Symp emir Made nblanifest by a Coated - Tong e, Bad Breath, Bad Tante ia th Mouth, and Pains Extend- ing to theiShoulders. (Fr m the Brockville Recorder.) Suffern of almost and wore per retne its natur of Brock been, ha the only store this condition it. To a reporter, ItIre. Leolair ' willingly gave her story for pu licatior. She said : -" For long time Is flared severely frcm complicationa of the li er and dyspepsia. I would a akein thent der my 6 tongue w rible test iug th at times I could $ There wa stomach there wa especially months advised and I did there was the coins I was con cleared, t the pains ever I wa ed from b s from liver troubles find life one cots'ant ms Ty, growing worse unless promPt steps and the pro - y be taken t restore the organ to 1 cr niitior. Al to. Joseph Leolaire, ille, was Imo a sufferer, but has pily, relesssd from the trouble by edicine kno to thoroughly re - important o gan to its normal ,onge dins F has fastened upon ruing with pias %m- oulders and in my stomach. My a heavily conted, and I had a hors in my mout morning. I y head woul areely let it such a burn at times t , especially on aria - was constipated, and ache so badly that rest on the pillow. ng seniati in in my at it .felt ,as though a dotal of firel in it. , The pain was severe aft r ea4g, and for y life was one of misery.; A friend o to take Dr.! Williams' Pink Pills, so. After luiag the ,first box a Material improvement, and in of a few we ks longer I felt that pletely cured. My tongue was e had taste left my mouth, and disappeared, and I am as well as . Before ta jug the pills I suffer- onchitis at t mes, but it has never since tro blen me. I can recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to anyone who suffer as I did." t • Dr. Wi and stre bleed, th th body oni the sy bulbgo di In thi 3 w and kidne St4 Vitus' ac es, an m lee the et an W th th be th hairs' Phik Pills restore health gth by making new, richaared a strengthening every organ in - hey do not act merely' up- ptioms, as ordinary medicines do, ctly to the root of the = trouble. m, paralysis,-'- y they cure ;nob di teases, as liver e troubles, retimatis dance, heart troubles, siek head -el emla, and the irregularities thativess of so m ny women ope of cou- nt mis reel Do not e persuaded to take substtute ; see th t the full name "Dr. 'hams' Pink Pills to Pine People" is on trapper around ev ry box. If in doubt, ills ill in sent p st paid at 50 cents a or si boxes for $2 50, by addressing Dr. illiams' Me icine Co., Blrockville, Ont. • Distriict Ora GREY Desalt:am - Or nge nodge, elect Tu sday of last week, last year ere reeleete Srrith, W D. J, P. Phi , caplain; T. Oakley t easurer ; U.; J. Mo nen and B. MORRISDISTRICT.- Orange L dg e elected meeting h Id in Blyth, .14h inst.: R. Lei ilfoRrd., SD.; John ray,lje8hFrn,SIn.' Richaird McCommin, treasurer ; g t R. MeCrea, Geore Taman, lecturere. Sa uel B rre chaplain ; Alex. Bruce, D. of C.; Th next egalar meeting will be held in B1 th. A invitation I was received from the Goderi h lodge to Meet there next 12th of uly, b t no decirioii Was come to. URNBE .11:Y, DISTRI .-The Loyal Orange Instriot L dge for Tfirnberry held their an'nal me ting in W'ngham, on Tuesday aft moon f hist week. I The business trans- act d was hiefly rontijie, and was followed by he ele tietrof office, the following of- fice a,bein elected : ID. M.. J. J. McMan- us D. D. .t1J. Cosa ore ; It. S., E. John - ate ; F. 8.,, T. Ste art ; treasurer, P. Ab aham ; chaplain, ¶. H. Stewart; D. of C., Bar er. 1 It was Iooided that the next ann sal me ting should be held in Wingham, and also to endeavor toi secure the services of rand Organizer Duff. . OwIOIC IS1RICT.-41owickDistrict Loyal Ora ge As °elation use in the Ora gehall Gor is, on the 14th net., and as very lar ely att nded, almo t every lodge in the distlrict bei g repreeen ed. ' It was decided ge' Lodges. rey Disti jet Loyal d their officers, on All the officers of d, as follows ; Wm. amiltori, D. D. M.; J. Morrison, R. S.; M. H. Moore, D. of erry, auditors. orris District Loyal their officers at a on Tuesday evening, hman, W. D. .M.; D. M.; Alex. Robert McMur- . t to hold the 12th' of July celebration in Gerrie thin yea. Th'e following officers woe then elected : D. m., M. Dane; D. D. M., R. Bride channel/3, A. Spence; R. S., R. Carson F. S,, John Harper ; treas. ure , J. Fallis ; D, of C., J. Mulvey lee - tuners, J. Donaghy, John Dane. Thomas A uff, of Toronto, was present, and deliv- ered a very stirring address to the meeting. GODERICH DISTRICT. -The annual meeting of GoderiebjOistrieb Loyal Orange Lodge was held in the hall of Loyal Orange Lodge, 145, on nes lay of last week. There were about 50 Members in attendance, and the meeting we one of the most harmonious, successful and enthusiastic ever held in the district. The lodge disoussed the proposed -12th of July re -union in Goderioh, and decided un- anithously to turn out in full force to the county meeting, at Exeter, and support the proposition. P. C. M. Todritoonducted the eleo ion and installation of -officers, which resulted as follows ; W. D. M.., R. Y. Cox; D. M., Matthew gheppard ; Chaplain, John Woods; R. S., . Johnstrn. ; F. S., Thomas Bell ; treasurer, R. H. 'Elliott ;D. of C., E. in, Elliott ; leaturer, James Wells ; D. 12., A, 'Milian. • BACK PRECEPTORY.-On Friday of last week the annual meeting of Jubilee Precep- tory, Bit* Knights of Ireland, was held in the nett, Clinton, when the following officer's were elected for the current tern: Precep- tor, John Scarlett, Leadbnry; deputy, Wm. Kinney, Winthrop ; registrar, Peter Caut- ion, Clinton ; treasurer. Thomas Kearns, Cliaton ; lecturers David Barr, Summerhill, and,John Bullard; Winthrop; censors, Al- bert Anderson and Wm. Ford, Clinton; standard bearers, J. II. Carnpbeh and Sam- uel Robinson, Winthrop; chanlain, James Connolly, Porter's Hill; Pureeviant, An- thony Nevin, Centralia. S THOUSANDS OFOUR CANADIAN WOMEN HAVE FOUND THE TRUE • FOUNTAIN OF HEALT. H PINE' S CELERY COM' POTIND A ure- Banisher of Ills Peculiar to Women. • Dr. Phelps' famous prescription, Paine's Cel ry Compound, has been ands now free- ly rescribei by many of our ablest phesic- Lane for tb'e ills peculiar to wornen. They have found the wonderful corned to be ex- actly what is claimed for it. I has been pro 'ed again and again that Pai e's Celery Co pound is the one great cur for that for 1 of nervousness peculiar to omen, and giv s to weak, run-down and a ffering fe- mai a a perfect and robust worra hood. All we en who suffer from irregul Hiles, hys. teri , nervous prostration, anaemia, liver and kidney troubles, or blood diseases, eho hi at once give Paine's Celery Corn- poutird a trial. • Its cures are -happy and per.• ent. Miss Jessie M. ROBS, of Quyon, Que., says : "It affords me much pleasure to testify ,to the great good that Paine's Celery Com- poued has done for use. I was completely run down in health and a victim of female : ,weat nees, and after using three bottles of Paiie'a Celery Componnd I was completely cured. It is the beet blood purifier I know of."- , What the Post Masters Get. Tse following partinulars concerning the pos offices in Huron -county are gleaned fro the report of thPostmaster General for be year ending June 30th, 1901 : AOCOUN'TING. OFFICES. Auburn Bs) fidd Belgrsve Be 3E011 Jr EllueVde • Blyth 3,•k Bruebtleld Ct lio, Br u.telsi ena Cranbrook Crediton Dashw.tod Danannon Ethel!Exotic r Fordwich Goderich Gorrie Hew .11 Eli- pso LonCesboro Seaferth Varna Walton Wingham Wroxeter Zurieh • O-"' P.0 § c o -A 13 A F. $ 358 78 $.7,845.13 E32 63 10,618 49,1 600 OS 1,282 15 106.49 2,663.47 335.56 4,480 82 1.3.9.t9 0,097.87 404.84 3,721.77 2,C41.96 14,177.22 810.15 1,6n 16 4,347.71 18,550 60 189.65 4.577.23 602.67 9,160.50 371 08 1,810.40 662.57 13,654.01 420.24 5,798.83 2,305.29 16,388.31 652.55 14,165.01 6,829.41 19,611.05 901 87 12,569.75 1,275.74 • 9,35148 /362.63 2,25835 396 40 -5,114.91 4O82 06 14,182.65 453.07 1,777.18 L41 .57 9.93 .21:1:3,8255:6397 4, 8%3.960 8 1 10:7204372 6 NON -ACCO4NTING OFFICES. The following are the figures for the non -accounting 'offices of the The snlary is bee' ed on the revenue previous year' : Anil), Coy Belfast Blalee Carlow Constance Crewe Drysdale Dunlop Egmoradville Fordyce Hills Green Holinesville Kingsb-idge Kintail Lanes lender Lochalsh Loyal Mateking Marne oh Nile Port Albert Porter's 1111 Po.sperit St. Aturustine So. Belfns Salt! aid Sheppardton Summerhill Westfield Winthrop PCI _to d 0 cd a.1 9 e a 0 g ee $ 241..79 333.67 206 46 69.95 182.86 602 70 194 34 991.86 130.68 1,760.86 126.97 335.20 2C2.82 816.87 222.76 926 12 419.'0 2,173 (6 48).74 64.1.59 196.25 172.87 1,801.69 174 74 167 92 1,551.91 447.43 393.95 some of county. of the Salary ard Revenue. allowance. $ 94.82 169 16 115 08 105,00 147.93 20.n° 111.92 109 52 236.00 32.80 noo 170.68 110.50 197.60 66 00 52.60 141.00 63.00 30 92 45,94 104.92 114 00 74.76 2650 123.0) 18'1.00 106.00 40 CO 72.26 225.41 186.62 60.00 90.00 55.03 47.03 90.00. 12.00 50.00 4009 110.00 20.00 40.60 - 85.00 , 48.00 90 00 80.00 28 CO 60.00 10 CO 19.00 20.00 5200 56.00 40.00 10.00 90.00 80.00 66.00 £003 20.00 36.40 6) 00 A Gentle Hint.1 In our style of climate, with tta sudden changes of temerature,-rain, wiind and sun- shine often intermingled in a single day, - it is no wonder that our children, friends and relatives are so frequently taken from us by neglected colds, half the death a re- sulting directly from this cause., A bottle of Bocchee's Germep Syrup kept! about your home for immediate use will proYent serious sickness, a large dootor's bill, and perhaps death, by the use of three or four doses. For curing Consump`ion, Henharrhages, Pneumonia, Severe' Coughs, Croup or any disease of the Throat or Lungs, its succeis is simply wonderful, as your druggist will tell you. Regular niza, 75 cents. You can get Dr. G. G. Gree 's reliable remedies at J. S. Robert's drug store, Seaforth, • Life' Battle. This iss tremen oesly practical worha and that man is g i g to get the most (nit of it who is not hemp red by the constant want of money. It isbsurd to suppose that : I Is great riches always bring happiness or even that the accumulation of great riches is es- ans ntial to succeseThe man of moderate means is, on the *hole, perhaps happier than the extremely rich man, and he who makes for himself ansafe place in any field can be set down as eing quite as successful as the man who ace mutates millions, The man who Starts out tight will never be poor in the extnerne sense, no matter hotv limited his incor4 or how circumscribed his oppor- tunities. i Let him lay down the rule for himself that he will invariably spend less tban he makes; then he is safe. No man can be happy in this life for any length of A.J.„ g haVe inOas a most tborou trInl of Ayer'SiCherry Pectoral all am prepared to say that for AU dks eases of the In.tig,s it never din points." J. Early Finley, ifonton, 44.11,,,•••-• Ayer's (Merry Peeto won't cure. rheumatism we never iisaid it woul it won't cite dyspepsia we never Claimed it it will c*e coughs a, colds of all kinds. - first said trigs sixty yea ago; we'v0 been saying ever since; .-e - Throe sizes: 2561., tnongh for an cold; 50c., just right for bronchitis, mess, herd colds, t0.; 1, most econongui for chronic cc ass ol to ItOe.1 on haat. J. 0. A ri/3, CO., atainaanenatisense __en_ timenwhat matteri his ihsep. does wps encci°taaffaliveien.g til YPI 1 If te:etabdtaiSeratrati)t:fr 0 e; i this rule he will, sooner or later, conyak grii.ll8m Mucheof thtlstefa??1V: lieu succeed.iefiittth estrom and unnatural life that we find ejti Country people rarely Buffer such e poverty as we find ie the great centeisa population. The fanner's boy is instinOthee ly saving and careful. He see all about Ina eaxnadmtPhief fleeceli rhrileslabtinillprYr; vidTellebertr5egefultiylierlitlOrka rainy day. Man alone violates this Wean instinct, and he vilolates it more genet* in the luxurious life of the city than in 1, plainer and simpler life Of the country. ...- 1 1 , • To Cure a Col d in One Day Take Laxative Brolio Qainine Tablets. - druggists refund the money if it hilts to tura II W. Grove's signature is on each 'box. 2tdia 1 '-'- I_ Rules For iSucces in We. The following !sixteen rules are kept' d printed on a card' yi a member of one - oldest mercantile: ,concerns in New. Yeti city, and, with other good literature as most fatherly advice, are handed to yousg men of his Regain tntice from time to and otherwise distributed!, where to theybhis s will- do good. It is eaf o a y that the sisTueecessver of the establishment rules. We recom end them to the 'tun. heir,- builtup aloeg the I les indicated benttrese tion of our readers': i referred 1. Keep.good omp ny or none. 1 pbieoyi2de.:Iaf attend hta6 i ;tear not usefully tin. .e i 3 1 1 ultivation of Tont- mind.. Live up to arour e gagements. Keit i 1 , your own secrets,' if You save any, 4. When you eak to a perste-1,14k him in the face. ' 5. Good company an good eonvereatiort are the very _shown Of vi tue. 6. Good character 1 above all I thingt 1 else. 1 ' 1 7. Ever live , 4 -mist within your income. I ft Make no haste o be rich, if Ion would prosper: - 9. Never playat-any game of chance. 10. Earn money b for you spend it. 11. Never run into d ht unless you ItItt• a way to get out ag in. 12. Never borro vi if you can pesibly avoi i it. la Do not marry iant- I you are able la support a wife. l - 14. Be just beforelyou are generous. 15. Be temperaten al Wogs. 16. Save when ma arp young to rpm} when you are old) rtune excepted - The Beat Evidence--- of Popularity IEVER iNCRET ISIh G DEMAND, The ever-increasing de and for the Dia.. mond Dye Mat and iimg Patterns in A turn and certein iadicaiicn of their popularity; The fascinating art f mat and rug making in tha home is now cultimfated by women of all ages and elassest. The Diamond Dye Mat and Rug Patterns to bine beauty and eimpliAly. After Sequri g one of these pat- terns, any lady can ,easilyhook it and pro- duce a really va.luafilel an attractive room ornament. The maufaol1uers of the ode-- brated Diamond Inyiee arq prepared to nod_ to any address free ofco-s sheets of pretty and suitable designs to e able you tanned - from. The Wale & Richlardson Co., LITIEN ed, 200 Mountain St., Montreal. ... , Pure cocoap. t andy For Cif re Take cue pint of sugar,a quarter of a pint of desicated cocoanut and a quarteroflipid of milk. Boil these ingredients in a granite - ware or porcelain -lined Saucepan i421' five minuteP. Remove from the fire, set As saucepan in a dish of cd water and star ' briskly until the mix+ure is creamy. Pour on a lightly buttered dish and mark in squares wbile warmest) th t it may bseasily broken when cold. I C000anint cakes lttee very easily made and would be a variety. Beat the whites of two eggs to a stiff' froth;.' add gradually a small capful of sugar, the same quantity of: e Down t, either desietted or freshly gritted, acid one tablespoonful -6F flour. Drop on a bnbterBd tin in amen, round cakes and bake for five minutes in 1104 quick oven. -January i Ladies' Horse Jour- nal. 1- I _______„...et . Loss iii:if Flesh. If you Sod yourself falling below -normal welt there is danger. The up bf fish oils c -n tenlporerili aid fat, but will never enied up healthy tiseq-e. Pr - Chase's Nerve Rod nctsi thtouch the bided we nervous syetem, and c'iire5 new life arid energy 10 every nook and corner of the body. It regulates ills the veil tug organs of the. 1body, makes the sweat& good, adds healthy Best, i and I replaces tte tWola waeted by diset se. Nalif ally and gradually Ille food eure restores coloritolthe Cheeks, increase, *Div weigbt of the body and ;thoroughly Overeamos a- - - ease. ' !. 1 0 14 Get Ye., Hair Oat." The late Professor Mackie used to tele the follosviag story agauethnnsott ; was saepviecrtyuroenterikneno d, thse igkeinngialtigupro4e.acdan wiry framed old pet earcb ,with strikrogly handsome features and loud hair that felt in ringlets about hie shbuldeis. Nobody; - having once Been hint:could forget him. e Pasting along one of th principal Ethan burrtgyhi isArieeesttsr,eeht gamin e . as a coated by a MT diith, " Shine your boots, sir ?" The urchin was very pressing, and thnt - professor, being strumck With the extreplo filtbiness of the boy s face, remarked : "I don't want a ;Aloe, my lad, but if You go and wash year facie, I'll give yea tie aixpence." l " A' right, sir," viseiltbe lad's reply, at og ut going madeinhgi a overhat idf to to an adjeeent drinking fountai hn' aobrituhtutenliy. Returning, he belt " Well, my lad" said the wore/nen* "you've earned your Money ; here it is. et- ' "I dinna want i, - auld chap," returning' the boy, with a lord air ; "ye can keep 0 and git yen hair cub;" -Sunshine. a : aErd. .Robert Roy, of Fullartoa, return one day lately from a' three months' visit i Scotland. n make h care geep Belw indigesto --t anion eon.41tuti0n will find e whole {attur enst sign of the eta -mach ahoulti be pren3Pwe' .ening the iissogteztte,r ys oath old, When his ate looked pine nutted .0,td ed -curdled After takin pain, and gry, his too restless And .out. Med' until we ga gave him ti almost inner time be be rosy and h ed my baby and I would house." This is t that gives a Milton L. R .of the boat .ssys Analyeia of sis has pr solutely u .eau be give' _youngest ira and efrectiv are indicate Such au e authority, es the safest, medicine for Baby's 0 -of all ages. prevent and tion, cbe�k allay the irr ling of teat sleep. Gu Crushed to they can be the yonnges 25 cents a. b of priee, by 'Medicine C A Visrro Sprung is p, among old f nit former res there about, r iel, left the States for a. year took If ton, Manito neither hen They -hail sores, the it to the acre latger, ret at itt gond in 65 eee for oar. ing etock tb to be made, lot in the w CREAMER Mettingis daendeabore Hill's -large renin Vett inane Was carried feeding of hug of milk the best - were given .5noa. MoGre of Carlow A spirit 'of trailed thron look for the at /east as epromising. season's bun butter mad ,oeived for .13. per pound spetronte in 1n00,* 4 11,261,; nu 170 ; numb Weitt, nam and en board of At 'These gentl said antowin 'tercets of - prover in meeting of again (thee vice-preeid • retaryttreas -n it. -making b year, ne the popular. re engaged: ful mann etnedily gro for this seas .patronage. - Ora That lit the kidneys, an* out inviting and the meet - sign of --haV •Chase's Ridn prompt relic boy. -Pre The Pros barn on Tie attendance veal agreed election, all agreed tha a yea,e hie tv. join be elected order. at the ite the beginna meeting in cuss the the mendat the neat ea of the (.1 eburch pro to comma, .presbytery the; in any ins and te see errata., wet* ap tive 011 the terial Beet and Ande to revise -and report afternoon was entere 'by the A noneiderati school mien be the fort schools,, 'WU d. of titape pleal and nanster Cu liberty tot their elde YeWrs3 the 4pprov