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,I3RUARY 21 1902
The Whole Story
In la letter :
(trennr Davis'.)
From Capt. F. Loge, Police Staten No:
6, Moutreal:--eWe frequently use Penner
Devist Perre-Kieeen for pains in tt;e
tese, etterentatiser, atif nese, frost bites, chil-
blains, cramps, and all afliictions whIcit
befall men in our position, 1 have no hesi-
tation in t-aying that Pam-Ktizun, is the
est eentecly to have near at hand."
Used. Internally and Externally.
Two Sizes, 25c. and 50c. bottles.
CENTRAL
Hardware Store.
Portland Cement.
Oat our prices. for Portland Cement
for silo walls aid floors for summer.
Coal Oil.
Best Canadian Coal Oi 15a per gallon,
in 4 or 5 gallon lots. for Ont. -a ONey.
Ameeican Water White, 22.
.mod
Sills & Murdie
• HARDWARE,
Counter's Old Stand. Seaforth
The Royal Victoria Life Insur-
ance Co. of Canada, heal office at
Montreal, with a capital of $1,-
0602000, wants an agent for SEA-
PORTS said district. The re-
muneration to a good man will
be made satisfactory. Apply to
H C. Thomas, superintendent of
agencies, 6 King street, West, To-
ronto.
Wivt'` After' 'Wood's Phosploaino,
The Great English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. Sie
paekages guaranteed to cure all
rorms[ot Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse
err excess, Mental Worry. Excessive use of To-
baccos Opium or stimulants. Mailed On receipt
of price, one package V. six, $5. One wilt please,.
sic Lat. care. -Pamphlets free to any address.
Mao Wood Company, Wind804 Ont.
Sold in Se- forth by Alex. Wilson,T. S. Roberts Ana
L V. FLar, druggists.
Oar clirect connections vrill bave you
time and money for all points.
Canadian North West
Via Toronto or Chicago,
British Columbia and California
points.
Our rates are the lowest. We have then
suit everybody and PULLMAN TOUR
.ST CARS for your accommodation. Cal
for further information.
Grand. Trunk Railway.
Trina leave Seaforth and Clinton ertations
4,)pie WEST— SNAFORTH.
Pas4er:4:J_ ..... -... 12-40 P. ht.
Paaeaneer.... _ _ 10.12 P. M.
Mixed Train.... - 9.20 A. M.
efixed Trein *16 P. M.
Goma E.,,,,ar__.
Pasa‘reiget .. .. .... 7.53 A. M.
Peesenger.. .. .. - 3.11, P. M.
Mixed Train.- .. .. 4.40 P. M
A STORY OF ORREST.
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2 THE GENUINE
RRAY&LANMAN5
Row the Peppery A.0 r Squared Am-.
counts With Oe Critic.
Many years ago &Win Forrest, the
celebrated actor, when in New Ydrk,
was in the habit of dining at, Win -
dust's, a •noted restenrant on Park
row that es --as a favorite resort of ac-
tors and literary men. It usually hap-
pened that Forrest wotild be joined by
friends and that the little group wotild
sit together at one tale. On one oc-
casion it chanced that an Englishnlan
with a reputation for conceit and im-
pertinence, who had keraped acquaint-
ance with the tragedian, was one of
the group.
Early in the course ot the dinner the
Englishman began to make critidsms
which he considered pleasantries about
Forrest's conception of certain roles.
Encouraged by his own appreciation he
gave full play to his humor and Con-
cluded each of his intrtinences with,
"Patdon my freedom, r; it's my way."
To`the astonishment of all who knew.
Forrest's irascible (Reposition he bore
the Briton's offensive remarks patient-
ly and seemingly ignered them- as far ,
as possible. When, hOwever, the ants.
were brought in by the waiter, he tpok
eeveral cracked waleitts in his bend
and, walking over to ie Briton's place,
-jocularly snapped the successively in
the face of that indiv ual,llgbtly.Say-
ing after each shot, ardon my free-
dom, sir; it's my w ," and snapped
him out of the restau ut.
•
Centeoe
12.65 P. tr
10.27 P. M
10.15 A. M
7.06 P. V
7.38 A.Id
2.66 P. I&
4.26 P.
Wellington, Grey and Bruce.
Cior.iel NORTH- Passenger. Mixed.
Ethel 8.07 le M. 1.40 P. /4
Brussels.. _ .. 8.1.7 2.10
Bluevale .. - 8 27 2.85
Wineham_ - 8.38 - 3.25
Gecee Soren- Passenger. Millet
Winishatu 6.53 A. at. 8.66 A. llf
Bluevale _ ......._ 7.02 9.17
BrUBiel£1.... ...... 7.18 9.46
Ethel 7.28 10.02
London, Huron
G0050 NORTH—
London, depart.... ... . ..
Centrella • al •
Exeter .....
Henaall_ . ..... ...
Kippen
Brueofield
Londeeboro .
Blyth_ ... . .
Beigrave_
Winglartm arrive.... -
Gower Searle-
Wingham, depart
Betgrave
Blyth
Lo ad egboro
Clinton
Brueeffeld.. ..... .
Ktppen-
Mendell- ,--
Exeter...........,
Centralia.- ....e... —
London,
and Bruce.
Passenger.
8.15 A.M. 4.40 P.
• 9.18 5.66
• 9,30 13.0
9.44
• 9.50- 6.25
9.6E1 8.33
10.15 8.65
10.38 7.14
10.41 7.23
10.66 7.87
11.10 8.00
Passenger.
0.63 a.m. 8.15 P. M
7.01 8.40
• 7.14 5.55
• 722 4.65
• 7.47 4 26
• 8.05 4.49
• 8.16 4.67
8.22 6.02
8.85 6.14
8.46 5.23
9.87 A. M. 6.12
Special Attention
to Horseshoeing and
General Jobbing.
Grewoonte Foot 11 Legend.
Where did football originate? Spree
pee ?le give ancient I hester, in Eng-
land, credit for bringing the gteat
winter pastime into kxistence. There
is a record of ifootba playing in +hat
eityi In the year 1540, but Chestlans
believe mea
In-. . a legend pf uch lier
date.
In the tenth genti ey, it is sald, =a
pane was captured and beheaded by..
the citizens. .Some °lir began kicking
the head about the streets, others
followed, and it tvae discovered that
this formed a new and decidedly ,fas-
cin ting sport. This was repeated
wh never possible, but as enenqles'
heakis became scarce and the efiter-
tainment of kicking them, more diffi-
cult to procure it weal at last arranged
"for the shoemakers Yearly on Shrove
Tuesday to deliver tte the drapet, in
the Presenee of the Mayor of CheSter,
one ball of leather, balled a football,
of the value of 3s. 4d. ot above."
There Is evidently a fine precedent
for those concerued tit the game "los-
ing their heads."
Robert
Devereux
BLACKSMITH and
CARRIAGE opp
MAKER Queen
Seaforth
(loderich street, -
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Relieve those Inflamed Eyes!
Po\rid's Extract
1,1-e:laced one -halt Nvit.1i pure eoft wetter,
-1;e,r!ierl treorreutly with dropper or 0)0 :cap.
t`e• eralgestilnr m111 1 removed and thepain
mel imbunniation instantly relieved.
(sAUTION:-Avoid dangerous, ire
-relating Witch Hazel preparations
represented to be "the santeass'
i'oudts Extraet which easily sour
and generally COntaill "wood aleo-
Ine,” a deadly poison.
e
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FOR 7 if‘J"Ail"' IP" THE
HANDKERCHIEF
•„. 'TOILET ec BATH
REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES
STOOK FOR BALE.
tidunie, about 4 *reeks old. or Lee. They G4 FOR SA,LE.-The!rundersigned has on his
r f
him:min:Road, TOkersmith,. a numb I' of
tra all well WO. JOHN HALLIDAY, Ecrinond-
vine. . . 1782%3
TCC POR FOR SALE.—One light drite.ng ward, 5
Var. old ; Sound ant gentle ; a beauty ; %Ile a
2Ayea.ree1d oob pnry. Are ly to DR. FERGUiteN,
Hensel 1781x4
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
E YOUNG BULLS VOR SAL.—For Sale,
tee young thoroeglthred DUthatu bulls, With
d pedigrees, and reedytor crevice ; two red
and one roar. Apply to DAVID HILL, Lot
cession- 8; Hibbert, Sten P. 0. 1766-tf
II HAM BULLS FOR SALE.—For sale, I two
oroughbred Hallam bu ls, eligible for 'reg.
n, 12 and' 18 months old, one dark roan the
igi t. APply on Lot 25, Concet 1, L. R.
Steramith, 1 ants routh •_of Bruciefield.
TATTE.i0N, Bruei &Id P. 0. 1780-tf
116ROVIGIBizpED DURHAM BULL' FOR SALE
•Three le End or e roan, ranginr frurn 7 ta 11
n oni
Once.
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Miracles of Warfare.
Until war ceases, Which will be the
greatest miracle of all, it will always
be the exhibition ground of miracles.
How can a bullet t tincture a Man's
coat behind and before or piece his
boot and sock and be gravely shaken
out of both withou wounding him?
And what mysteriou channel does this
human body contai Which leads a
bullet dexterously atound the heart, a
hair's breadth from the seat a life, yet
never Tending it—a phenomenon veuch-
ed for by more than One army surgeon?
Shells have burst thunderously be-
tween the very legs of soldiers and left
them still soldiers. Pompom shells of -
two inches diameter have passed
through legs and arms without shatter-
ing the bone or burs 'lig at the impact,
though there appear Ito be literally no.
room for such a ixteldiful performance,
in filet, a history of be escapes in war
Would be wild rea ing even after a
course of itunchaus n.
A New 4anger.
A story is told In a neighboring town,
says the Troy Press, Of the well meant
efforts to do his dut of a hostler em-
ployed by a lecal do tor. It so happen-
ed that the doctor was attending two
cases on the: sa-me street, one house
which had just been blessed by an
heir and in the oth r existed a slight
case of scarletefevera .
The doctor instr cted his man to
take a "contegious disease" card and
tack it up on the ho se where lived the
fever patient. Unto tunately the Mes-
senger made ,a. mix up in the loeation
of the house, and w Xat was the aston-
ishment of passers y to read' on the
house where cooed , a lusty newborn
infant: "Contagion Disease, Keep
OUT."
A Thonaartd illion Suno,
Lord Kelvin once made some inter-
esting calculaltions qt 'e probable total
amount of Oavitatian matter in the
visible univerSe. He sh wed that if 25,-
000,000 years ago 1,000 000,000 masses,
each equal t oerI3un, had been dis-
tributed thr ugh a sphere abon1 18,-
000,000,000,00b,000 Mile in radlui they
would now. , have etc( uired velocities
about equal ft, those Ito own to be pos-
sessed by the stars elsisie to us. There-
fore4t is probable that he total amount
of gravitational matt -r in the visible
universe does not di er much from
that of 1,000i000,000 e ns.
%Minded Fariliar.
"You wretch! You miscreant! You
worst of villains!" exclaimed the hero-
ine at rehearSal.
The heavy! eellaiu, ivho had just join-
ed thecornPany, loo ed patiently ag-
;grieved and iticl:
' "Excuse me, is that n the part or are
erou acting as stage anager."
SHINGLES
A ear load of the beat Red Cedar Shingles
hoinfht before the rise in price which we
will sell at 4
X XX 74c, and xxxx 78c.
This is a snap in Shingles, so call and get
T ott r supply while they last, asthey cannot
be replaced at this price.
N. CLUFF & SONS,
North Main Street, -
Seaforth.
1743
old. All eligible flt ragistratio-. Bred triim
tile AbbOtt,” one of the hest s rea in the iPen.
Al -o 8.8 young he't re and cows, all euitte.le
reedirg. Aptly o r Lot 30, Conoeseron 6, Ps.
or addresal Hurondaer 1'. 0. THOMAS CUD.
• & SON.177641
0 SALE. -Eight eho eely bred Seeteh nd
each tcpped Shorthorn b. ; the thiek
b ock et) liph kind; geed colt r4; as good a 19 AR
'eie er offertd in the Provinc e ; also cows i
bette in calf by imported Pee e ; also he ler
/Are 1; all at n oeerst.: rektor end easy term.. D.
E & SON,tEthel, Ont. 177 I- f
LHAM CATTLE FOR SALE. -Fc r We,fcur
.ourg bells, fit kr Icerviee : ho cows end
h Alt Th. roughbrsd Darhamee w-th rag-
pedigrethe gird fr .p the beet and moat pop.
mine, add eev. ral o them are piqzerwinn r.
on Lot !26, Conesse on 4, IL R. 15., Tue
cr ad reit) Seafc rth . 0. H. CrIch. 1769 t
ROUGHBRED STOCK FOR SALE -Two,ve 1
nd two than Durham bulle,fr in 9 Menthe to 2
Id ; eta°, a fele Cur am heifers in oalt to the
ted atcek buil, New ear's Gijt. T1 etc e tt c
fir -t clasi with (les e ed pedigre e 2. and Ithe
u are due to calve 1ii January. Apply on let
cession 2, L. R. S., Tuelterernith, or Br cm
0. WM. CHAPMAN. 1761 f
lett re
ut,
Appe
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y SCR
crieb
are at
htife
24. C
fe'd
As JEletImate of Society.
Aecum—YOti dont care much tor so-
ciety, do yeti?'
erabbe—ICP. SocietY is nothing but a
ridiculous shool where every nobody.
Is taught tojey to be tsomebody.'
Not so
"Amelia," :falter
love you."
"Oh, Herbert," s'
hands together,
time it has taken
cego Tribe lie.
Porn
Is just.o.a, trj*Ig to
excited Isy ether 0
heard of Putnam's P
Extractor ? Cures q
others pain -Make
complain -not so wit
'gists sell Putnam's.
N. C. Poison Co.,
addressin Canada or
receipt of 25 Cents.
Sudden.
the youne, man, "I
ciHINESE HATS.
Queer Bend Coverings That Are
Worn In the Celestial Empire.
In China the retainers and guards
Wear special hats to indicate their of-
fice. The ensigns wear a wire struc-
ture resembling a sugar loaf and a rat- .
trap. It is a foot high and of no earth-
ly protection against sun or rain. The
chair coolies use a hat something like
their employers', but flatter, cheaper
and without button or feather. The
boatmen have a storm hat niade ofrat-
tan and bamboo, which is never less
than a yard in diameter.
I A servant who is scribe and valet
I combined is marked by something that,
looks like a two storied or three sto-
ried cook's cap of four sides. The pre-
vailing color of the structure is ver-
milion. A mourner wears a turban
made by fastening a long cloth of
grayish yellow hue around the head
and allowing the ends to fall down
Ibehind to the small of the back. An-
other style Covers the head, temple,
ears and back of the neck and le a car-
, icatere upon the steel merlons of the
.middle ages, descendant of those tall
hats upon the heads of the captives
that are drawn upon the papyri and
tombs of the pharaohs. Still another
funny shape is one which lopks as,if ft
were the remnant of a felt. I4i from
which the brim had been ir egu arly
AUCTIONEERS.
THOMAS BROWN, Licensed, Auctioneer for the
Courtlee of Huron and Perth. Orders left at
A. MCampbell's implernetit warerooms, Seaenth, or
Tins r.xeosirori Office, will receive prompt attention.
lektie action guaranteed or no charge, 17C8 tf
CTIONEERING.-B. S. PhillipAuctioneer for the counties of nron and
it Liored
ert Being :a practical farmer and 'thorou lest
nind standing ! tho value of farm stock and irciple•
8ezIt.1u, places me in a better position to realizegood
price. Chargris moderate. Satiefa.ction guaraiieed
or n pay. All ordera left at Hensel' . post office or
at I bt 98, CO12006E400 2, Hay, will be promptly
tte ded to. ! 1709111
1
e said, clasping her
what a loig long
ou to say so!"—Chi-
a
lenaper
he nerves as temper ;
user. Haven't you [
ialess Corn' and Wart '
ickly and painlessly ;
en swear -the ladies
Putnam's. All drag.
r it can be stilt by
ingston, Ont.,[ to any
he United States, on !
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STOCK FOR, SERVICE.
PIG BREEDER8.-The underaigned will 1eop
on Lot 26'? Concession, 6, L. R. 13., Tweeter/in 1th,
roughbred TAXWORTII Pia, also a thoro h-
Olikannen Pro. A limited number of WW1 Will
mitted Ileach. Terms, 01, payable at the
rvice, or 1.6011f charged. JAMES GEMM LL.
16082
FOR SERVICE.—T1 e undersigned will kcep
on Lot 29, Conce-sion 11, -Ribbed, a Thorough.
red Yorkehiee I oar to wbieh he eill! adnet a
I mi ed number et sOwe. Teoll2.—$l at the Mel e of
iierve. JOLT ELGIE, Chite hurst, Ont. 1771-U
PIG.—The undersigned hie on Lo
9, Corioetisten 6, Stanley, a thoroughbred Berk
shid Plg, to NV41101,1.0 en' take a limited number o
soni Terme-el, with the privilege 91 returning i
riece ry, JOHN CHAPMAN. 1782 4
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tor
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FOR SERVICB.-The undereigned he on
f
Lot 28, neeesion 11 cKillop, a then ugh.
ork,hire Boar, to whieich he will admit a imit.
umber of sow: Terms -75c, payable at the
f sertice. with the privilt.go ot tcturning if
try. HUGH T. GRIEVE. 1782 tf
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RKSH1RE PIG.—The undersigned bavin dls•
posed ot his stock hog, " itcy al Harry;" has
atel from Mr. Davis, of Woodstock, a youtig
ved Yorkhiro pig to which he will idmit
rvice a limited nihobtr of sows. Tc: s, Olt
the privfl
DEMON, Huron Road, Tuekeremith. 17 3x4
e ze of returning if necessary. el J. B.
I
torn.
- Douala,' no n Priziter
Stephen A. Douglas, althou h not
recognized as such by the craft, was a
one thee printer: The story of how he
and "Long John" Wentworth came to.;
• gether on a printing proposition is still
afloat, but In such close quarters that
It is not often heard. Mr. Wentworth
was printing The Democrat hi Chicago
in 1838 and struggling to retnove an
indebtedness of about $3,000. Douglas'
called on him one day and said that he
had some haedbills that must be print-
ed a t once.
"All right," answered Mr. Went-
worth, "but the facilities of this office
are limited. Do you want ten or a hun-
dred of these bills?"
Tbe "Little Giant" said he believed
200 or perhaps more would be needed..
"Very well." was the respoase. "You
will have to turn printer yourself if
you expect to get them today.'
The bill was set up and placed on the
hand press. Then' Douglas was given
special instructions how to handle the
ink roller. A big -apron was put on
him, and he performed the menial
work of roller boy, inking the types,
while Mr. Wentworth worked the
pres.
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PLICATION will be'reade to the Palliate'
Canadre at its next session, for an Aot to
e a company undsr the name et the
h and Lake 'throe Ship Canal Company,'
ceseery power.; to construct, operate and
canals, se Ideated Is to make acct build
wat.e.w y from tome PCint on- the E.
of Lake Huron. in t le Caunty of Hu
ton, in the Province of Ontario, t3 some *point
ke Erie (between 11 mio Harbor and Por Bur-
in the County of El in, in mid Province with'
r to vary the ab.iv routes ehould furth r enr-
proi e it advisable , and to dredge, d epen,
or lower, the -levels of, or otherwise ire rove,
xisting water 0011TE09, and to form and - reate
connecting links as may be found recess ty to
and complete, throughout the oritiie di Lance
en the said tenninial pointemn Lake Ruron
• ke Erie) a navigable channel of a depth ot • not
than fourken (14) feet; and power a 30 to
re all or any .the works or improve onto
• ary or useful on stid 'lake% at and be•
• said terminale; d to construct, o trate,
aintain all workia distruatures neceoeary or
t in ocienection wit such waterways; .to bulld,
re, operate, maintal 1,own; lease, or oth rwise
se- of terminals, ha bora, wharfs, docks, piers,
rig -places, water lo yards,- elevators; wire -
3, dry-docke, rectory ire, and other stni tures,
locks,,dants, and all wotko incidental ereto,
alio to met as we ehousemen : to co skint
a for and to trainee and use hydraulici, -poen
c, and other power, and for purposes• f irri-
!ga ion, to lease . or othe 80.0 Clifip040 Cf paid works
iand'pint ers ; to acquire i wn, beetle and rape; , ' e by
loahle electricity, or ot mitre; steame er, bat es, or
any other vends aril I riles in connection there,
'wilt and for the purpoe of navigating the lakes,
pie•St. Lawrence and oth r rivers and the Gul ; and
a lecl Poe er to own end o ote deeen -going at ame :s
etedeo-dispose of •sane; with power to seeptire by
lethase, expropriatiore •r .othertri e; lands tor pur-
e° es 3 of the cempany, ntil
d to er:robe thereof ; to
lie4 and colleot toll, t take, use, and dis me of
wat r for the turposa o said canal, for irrigation
!pet oses, and for gener ting hydraulic, elee rics or
other powers, and to tr nemit and dispose of the
etre for a 1 purl:mace and • with all ne esiary
;p were to ocnstruct an• operate a line or linos if
.railway and tramway (of either standard or ' 0orrow
.gauge) also bridges, ferri 9, telegraph, and telephone
eel*, in anneal -ma wit 8 the said. enterpristr, and
the right right to calmed w th and enter hip running
lakangements over any: and all railways 8 tuated
within a distance of et mil:s from any portion of
lettid canal ; and also to a psire and use water powurs,
land elect. operate, and maintain electrical work
!and appartenancee for t se and transmission af leo-
trloal power for the o ration of the.said tai way
land versals- and haulage 1 same, and for other ,ur-
with power to p release or otherwise ate eize
,the shares, debenturee, and securities. of Gina( or
ireilway companiee, and to sell to, or exchange_ its
. a
iciun m
securities with such companies ; and to il urrfing
; on
ilninhering, milling, traportation and tot
ileginess ; t3gether wit ouch other pow re and
11ti i'egea, includirg the
no. . preference Waltzes,
!at -nment of tbe above
ISOlieltor for applicants.
entreat, 27,11 Nevem er, 1901.
nt cf
0001-
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ith
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navi.
stern
or of
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DIES
They- tray a light
that's la and brit.
alidnit. No odor.
'Many $tylea._$01t1
esTINcriv
Criticised the Wrong House.
"Pee made bad breaks before, but I
certainly eclipsed all previous efforts
out in Clevelaud the other day," said a
well known business man. "A business
friend met me at -the 'station and said
wo would drivearound a bit before gee-
ing to his new home. He slowed up a
hit as we drove around a curious look -
Ing mansion in which'several styles of
architecture had been mixed with ter-
. rade results. I was forced to exclaim.:
"What fool was unkind enough to
up tht monstrosity?"
'My host en took me to his club for
di leer. He s, id in explanation:
'Fe will di )e here, because I have
a heada be, and the fresh paint odor of .
my new house in.Prht make it worse.'
. "The ext day an ther friend showed
me my est friend's new house. It was
cite mo strosity of th day before."
issue of boodes de
may be necessary
Weide. M. S. LON
fo
-"
UrC3
the
AN,
9
e Handiest, Quickest, COeap-
t and Most eliable Ser4ant
For your pre ate and genera ll brui-
nese is A TELEPHONE. ' Try
it,
The Bell Teleph ne Co., of Canals.
McKillop ectory for 1 0
HEAL MURDIE, 11 ve, Winthrop P. 0.
S. BROW, Councillor, Beaforth P. 0
ARLES LITTLE, Coinc
KES O'LOUGHLIN, Councillor, Beechwood .0
lillor, Winthrop F. O.
•
7,13
HIBALD MeGRICGOR,OouneMor, Setifiirth p:so
HE C. MORRISON,-Clerk, Winthrop P. Q.
VID M. ROSS, Tram rer, Winthrop P. 0
LOMON J. SHANNON, 8. P., Sanitary Inspector.
Leatibury f. 0. '
Pl
A Wily Afghani% n.
A man was once condem ed in Af-
ghanist n to have his ears sli ed off as
.a minoif punishment. He had a power-
ful fri rid, however, who was much
attache I to him. This friend be •ged
the late ameer in duly Submiss've
tones to allow him to perform the o
eration, a favor which was granted.
'However, the amateur begged the .
meet* to show him ,what portion of
each ear he wished to be removed. The
ameer accordingly touched them light-
ly. Whereupon the ingenious—and coue-
ageous-eperson proceeded to quote a
passage in the Koran Which .said that
anything touched by the representative
of the Almighty became sacred. The
despotIsmiled grimly and forgave them
both.
1
IMPORTAIIT NOTICEM:
FSALE.—A pera I br.d Clydeedalr gal Ion,
01
bred from importellistoek ; 5 years old; brown
In color. Appy to GEORGE MARTIN, Crorusray, or
to JOHN BacCONNELI., publ.n. 17ritett
'DATUMS FOR SALE. -{Ra e bergeins in faring lo
JJ' the Townships of Mullett, klor it, and Wa 0/9,.
nosh, C. linty of liorce4 inquire at t rile. WM.
CAN1PBEL1., Slyth,Obt.1 1774 11
RAVEL.—On and aft4 February CO, aye' from
k3f n y p t. on*Lot 31, Coneeseion 7, Mali] wrIl
•
0.
1
2
The Kicker.
They're telliug a heavenly story
which, they say no more than does jus-
tice to the "kicking" propensities of the
Togus veteran.
The old soldier dies, so the story goes,
and after death he marches up to the
gates of heaven, He hits the dor a
thumP, and St. Peter peers out thro igh
the wicket.
"Who are you?" asks the saint.
"Pei an old soldier."
"Where from?" I
"Soldiers' home et Togus."
' "We11, you 'nay. come in," says
saintj "but I don't know as the ph
suit eou.".
the
e'll
His Hope.
"I ape," ,said the ser ous man, that
you 1 aven't been bettin.en.lthe ra es."
ope so, too," said the young men
with the red necktie and the restless
eye. "I hope I will wake up tomo row
and intl out that the wholo thing was
a wl d dream, but theie'sto use hon-
ing,"
ger
Slt
t� ti
ping
Of Absorbing Interest.
Do you find it an inter6
?
Oh, very. I'm 610 anxious t
e end that really I can't help
nearly every other page.,
sting
get
skip -
Advice,
Ad lee is a good thing, but it will al -
way be something of 1 nuisance until
the ivers of it nem t responsibility
for - he. 'bad as readily as theytake
cred't for the good.—Saturday Evening
Posta
refuel
Gree
to cu
antes
Or mc
Al
A Card. ,
the undersigned, do hereby agree
the money on , a 50 -cent bottle
es Warranted Syrup of Tar, ifit fail
e your cough or cold. We also gaa
a 25 -cent bottle to piove satiefactor
nay 'refunded.
x. Wilson, druggist, Seaforth, Oot,
CLOTHES FOR SMALLPDX.
T0 Avoid the Dis..ase Wear emooth-leneed
Garments and Flannel- General press
1 Hints -If ear144) yr :41rou'iri be Porr;03.
1 —What shall I wear t o avoid Sma.11-
Pox?" is theifi
Medical essing (;ues.1 ion of Ulu
1 ClUIr. .t ical advise is 'short and to the
lothing th at holds as little dustasouter oint.• Wen r smooth -fared
- Ossible„ for it is in floating ,_ dust
that the danger of contagion lies.
• or underclothing wear flannel. It
romotes . circulation ' in the skin
•1
lid surface muscles, and • prevents
hills. As a chilled body is highly
susceptible to contagion, flannel un-
derclothing will -preserve the wearer
f sem infection when he would other -
Wise -inevitably fall a -victim.
, The medical point of view in re-
gard to prevailing fashions isi inter-
esting apart from sniallpox, ! espec-
ially in connection With other dis-
, eases that are - rife at the present
time of year./ Dress ought to bo de-
-sligned mainly for. 'warmth, but as a
latter of fact, many mcn, and all
[
noeninte..
n, sacrifice everything to orna.-
To begin with the head. That mem-
ler of our anatomy, having a warm,
z atural covering, ( and being excep-
t.onally well supplied with blood,
t eeds scarcely any artificial covering
except in exceptirmally hot or bitter-
ir cold Weather. And as the scalp
erspires freely and requires contin-
ous renewal of air, any headgear
• orn should be porous. The proper
ead covering in -cold weather should
e soft, not tight, and well ventilat-
e That is to say, it should hare
bb ill. elillb
111-111)ER
L mill, maol
In' er t f store.
e 18 p'e"es
I frame; would
, all timber
fintbrep.
1 EFD GRAIN
5 k r sale
ary-urie Bal
! all c laan
1, Coneeesion
.
ta r-3 are.
FOR FALE.
leery, m e
The 1
9x 2 inehe
kel th
is reek e
A siva. 1 "..., r 1.0..,.
1
,
'
i
1
. ,
, •'
5
5
1
t
4
P. 4
1
e
r
,
7
11
-
r 1
,
Hing dispeeed of
ore now offering f I' sale
uilding 14 80x34 feet;
, t6 feet long 1 dei enrIent
a separate if deelled -,
in. Go-YES/LOCK BlierS
1782.tf
saw
the
there
nea
has
nowt.:
s- el
Lot
a
For
4
27.
• eres.
wr
Sea.
FORRALE.-The
a quantity
y, Bent ei
mei tree fr *Ili
8; Hibb.
1.
I
undcr3igned
of See i Grain as f
Oats at d Peas. The
foul . mei, . Api ly on
t. JullS FELL, beets
178x4
[ARM TO RENT.- the
r cf renting L .t Pr
Miele The farm eau
0 aores seeded te ,r E14
Vi 1 be zee to for a lorZn
artier part:out ars at.
NELL, Constance P. ' e,
,
E1ARM TO RENT. -T.
C Carve 41ion 5, ilcIpl
'he farm is a I In A go l'iti
Title:drained, and hes 90
Yin' be rentee fr r a trm
lart'eultre apply on the
..rth P. 0. etneeCIEOltGE
undenegned is desireus
. 2, in the 114 Canceseion,
eine 10a aer-e, aid there
, ek the bulunt e is pleughei.
of yea' a, if desired.
ly to Mi12. BENJAMIN
Ont. 1781
rent, West h lf et bot
oe col afriii.g- FAI
s ;le of coltivat dr
it a good brim et 'honee.
ot y ars P e• lurch.
mernees, cr ediresa
Dillels . 1763x4
I
,
The Surest
Alien's
Luno
It never fails te
COLD, HEAVY
all BRONCHIAL
BLES.
Large Bottles $1.00.
Small or
Endorsed by all
Remedy is
Balsam
cure a SIMPLE
COLD and
_ 9
TROU-
Medium Size 50c.
Trial Size 25c.
who have tried it.
Am,
HOUSE
j -lining
rcom
The
sold
t:eh.
Conce
Hu
are
termer,
terms
Will
F.
A
.tt
within
sen,
ta.rio.
derd
never
house
Ale
THOMAS
EIARM
_12
but
All
about
wheat.
barn,
good
w
Rice,
n
LI)
LIAR
Al!
Stanley,
which
the
On
kitchen,
good
ei'o,
two
creek.
fenced
ie
for
from
sold
goir
REID,
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
AND LOT FOR
home and lot on
St. Thomas ahu
., ar d there is Ple li
lot is !won planted,
cheap. Apply td
SALR --Ft r sale, f fame
J rvis street, Feaforth,
ch. The hauPe contains
ty of hard sed so t vreer.
with small f' rd. P. WO
JOSEPH ATKINSON, Fes-
1781x4
ad.
s x
be
in
6 h
the
4
ARMS FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -Le
the 6th Onnereslod, Hul ett ; Leti 12, in
Pion, aul'ett ; Let 10, in the Sth Coilgsaitlon,
1, te The e tarn s eeeh contain lete 'Ise
all ceeded to grater. VI ill be told on reaeonab!e
and .if net keld wi I be rented, Fin
and pat titulars apply to tbe executors:
of C. T. Di le. MRS. ROSANNA 'DALE,
DALE, or C. J. DAL, Executors. 1 1781
5,
the
ets, and
further
f
JOHN
BIG 0HANCE.-S5,000
eless 1e0 acre lac
three milee of
one of the best m
The rail ie eat
aitet. There is-
failing water; a
and frame barn
ly en the ptenfeee,
LAING, prop
_
mill purchase a. first.
in the township of Ilay,
e ilomiahing Villas e ot Mon -
rine towns in Vleeetern On.
loan', se* 1' fenced and um
a goal orchard, and plenty of
good, comfortebler dw -Ring
and stabl'ng, 36 by 81 feet.
er address II evil P, 0.
ittor. 17S2 4
13,
10 acme
under-drahred
60
with
orchard
thin a
blackemith
les from
he
FOR SALE. For sale, L31 11, Concession
Frullett, an Aiting. HO acre. all (-Pared
wbieh =is • 11 timberel with hard wood.
an well feoced. There are
acres seeded to grass and le aerer .of fall
The buildingare fair, ipeltiding a bank
etone slat:log undereeatb. There is a
and a ire er felling epring 'le ell. It is
mile of Hat Mt, Where ie. -a- etore, pott.
she,, school, temeerid Within five
the prospe us village ef Blytb. Apply
remises or ad' teas W. 0. ROSS, Blyth, OnL
•, 1781x4
bale
a/ter
rem
the
ba
she
we
nearl
a 13,
-se
eh
g. t
FOR SALE
Lot 7, Cancession
: ron wuety
e Lared and
Min .5 acic4
Temis a is
20x26, ith
k Lain, .0x60,
p house, .
14 an oreh.
The turn is
nd is cne Of
a 1 Eeeded
niter cf years
001, aria tl,
ap and on
retire For
rucefield P.
-The undereigned Lifers for
8, in tlie Township of
containing 100 &tares, 8i of
n a high stati"-of aunty ttion,
being good tordwood bush.
a break house, 24x30, Wth a frame
gdod atone ci Ile* underneath, a
with wing, 4x58, octagonal
' tying abed and weed house, also
rd, and a uever-failit g spring
1 ell underdreieed with rile, we I
tl bell farms in the creenty ;
doe with grew and has bees
; si-=ted el ir n half a mile
miles f -on. Bruccfield ; will be
cue' ter is, as the proprietor is
y to
partieul reinnto H
0., Ont. i780-tf
-
a s
41
.
...
pr.
forlInsane,
and'
rtas
wt.
!DAVIS
_
A
•
-0'
ade Mark.)
Burgess,
M
/rives us petinissiofl
(nark,
es they hav
! 50c.
&
' / .
•
of Cott L14e 011
- v
TONE .YOUR NERVES I
I"[GIVE YOU AN APPETITE]
MAKE YOU STRONG I
MAKE YOU WELL I
fed. Supt. of the Prot. Hospital
treal, prescribes it constantly
PO use his name.
upt. Grace Hospital. Toroeto,
&leo used it with the best rase I es.
and $1.00 Botticei.1
1WREN0E CO., Limited.
readyito
In
..._........
i
SEAFO
Lad es and gen
patre age andnov
wish t let you k
do my b
l
dni g 3'our work
gentl men's and ladies'
nippedas well as
goodsi guaranteed
est notice. newt.%
pieee Nesse do
and Or taken
racqo , opposite
.•
TH
lemen,
that
ene
t
ip
to
to
net
in
DYE WORKS
1
for past
hand
beeriness,
dyeing
beteg
All wool
on short.
moderate
Buttei
HENRI
genet
1691-ef
thanking you all
a new seam is at
tint I am still in the
to give you every satisfaction
the line of cleaning and
clothing, done without
have them ripped. -:
!give good satisfaction
curtains, etc., at
fail to give Fete a call.
'exchange for work.
the Laundry, north Main
. 1
,
-----....
SPAWNS
,
sible Fpavin can be
posc
Ringbones. Curbs d
Not painful and never
information about
sent free to horse owners.
Ask for pamphlet No.
FrOili St.,Web41.61rantaithlia
—
'
NO
worst
45 minutes.
u as quick.
a I d. Detailed
n�lu method
rite today.
In lilting Bros,,,Ilteals4s,06
ured la
Splints
bag
this
10:1
Mt711•111711•1111111
$5Q0
$7�0lowest
$l,O0
$i,5q0
$3,000
$3,50
$4.01O
MONEY
Private and
rates
hot rawers.
rf erincipal.
R. 9. HAYS.
Dominion
. _ ___ _ ._
TO LOAN.
1
to 1 an
, ter su
repayme
Ont.
1778-11
Company 1 .nds I
of interest and in Sums
Liberal tents as 16
Bank Buileing,
Seaforth,
... ,
!,veral inlets for fresh air at the
des and a fairly large _outlet at
le torn In summer the straw .hat,
f the American type is the only
On -cot headwear from a health point.
f view.
All collars are a hygienic abornina-
on. The neck is always in- motion
1 id continually changing its hape.
ence it should be quite uncovered,
• have a soft .flexible covering
irliCh would adapt itself to require,
lents. Any one wh-o wishes to have
clear a head should wear the ' lowest
o collars. In the region of the -tie,
ain, we utterly disregard health
r UPPeeke-ance. Fashion decrees that
IC mustcut a piece out. o -f our waist-- •
ntt inthat important spot. Result:
) onchitis, pneumonia, consumpticn,
ughs and • colds. To do the sensible
ling-. we =' ou ht to either wear
'
aistcoats butt(t
Ding up to the neck
( Ind very beconiing they are) or sub--
itute a broad and really . warm
!ail for the little piece of , ribbon
mnionly used.
!Although men are not open to the
c large of tight lacing, they generally
n ear their clothing; too tight round
t le lower part of the body. One of
'tie laws of healthy dress is that f ree
1 ovement of the body must not be
it terfered with.
In 'foot covering we sin most deep-
] against the principles of hygiene.
The single fact that the foot is not
:4 'lowed to come flat on the ground
c tmpels the Whole spinal column to
msequences, A great anatomist,
clieS its natural shape with serious
a
who has ii spected over 5,000 wo-
n en's feet, declares tie has not once
met wi Lk pair shaped as nature
made them. As for the -corset, a phy-
sician, who shall be nameless, says
that not all the famines, pestilences
and wars. of the world have done so
much injury to the human ra-ce a",s
tlhis instrulnent.
I
••••••••••••••mm••••
Late Winter Work WI -tit Bees,
IAn. important question about bees
in winter quarters is, shall we con -
Inc them to their hives? If the
(ead ones in falling clog the en-
tirance it does not make any dif-
inrence if they are fastened in or
ot. In One case they will die
gainst the wire cloth, and in the
ther they will get out on the floor,
itieishelevs, or about the l'OMB.
niddie.
Fit is untidy and disagree -
b10 to have dead bees around on floor
nd shelves. [. An extra space may
e given b ion? the frames for the
hat they may not, clog up
.e. With the Simplicity
.an be readily furnished by
ts:urning he bottom board halm
-ide up, piating wire cloth over4114e.'
wetting at both the front and baek
.nd, and fastening the bottoM boards
lNiV-IihInieLgtishall we remove bees in
el e.to summer quarters? When
hey do not get too restless I let
them remain i.tt the cel1ar4 until sof t
ria.plem and willow furnish pollen.
Set them out early in the morning
of a warm,- miid day and Move
.ach hive -quietly, . that they - may
lot be disturbed. When possible
lace on old stands. After they
are all out watch the weak oneS .;,;,lid
•top swarming- and robbing. Spring
i
dying - i not a disease, but it is
,'auSed by late, cold. stormy ' wea-
ther. W a.k colonies are generally
'affected. It is much worse after
old winter and ' disappears
ch of settled weather. It's
not generally felt before
ti sometimes continue until _
erican Agriculturist.
------
Bits nf Science.
James Stalin writes to The Lan-
, cet that superfluous hair can be re-
:reds this
be s -
he entran
THE CANADA Bli,,SLIESS COLLEGE,
CHATII4M3 ONT.,
has given you In three preceding 'genes of this
paper, testimonials from three or four of its for-
rcer pupils, whore cc mined earniirrs Are $11,(00 per
annum, an averl.ge of Se,,760,, We now give you
the fourth, Did you see the othe s
te it, Mich., Jute 24, 1899.
C. MoI eaten, E q., Chatham, Ont.
My Dear c -it: Yours of the 141h I -et., to bend, and
1 eaause of businees, you will perdon my delly in
making retie. I am pleseeed to note the wonderful
eueeese of the Caneda Bueinetta Ooll ge, rind, as me
mind goes back to some 18 Yen'n tan, And I n'In then
pertn'tted to be one of Prue struleets, I wish to en-
sure ycu, with a grsteful lutale, that I have never
regretted the nutty rleasant and boopy days 1 spent
in your stioxl. I say rleaaant. hecteofta I si-vare
found yen trait et ult. one arid kind to ell, ad happy
beceuse I drat learned front _veer the true erinelpies
cf a busirees etteer, and WI& Is 1 V0.4 0'4 ed um -4U)
adopt. Wishine le ou eve re thoesse,..1 -era, Sir, yours
truly, A. A. WILSON. f• raeerbr ot Istomdb, Ont.
Mr. Wilson is now with a lime raper concern in
Boeton, Mass. Yon will see that he attributes his
success la Ale to the fug. thet be took Beaune with
us.
If you eannc.t p-ssitiv oune to Cloth to we can
giVe you it strut -Mon hy MAIL, at your houre,in Book-
keeping, Shorthend, or Pentrumeldp, through out
Mail COMM) Department. Duriog the pest leer 304
of our pupils secured good pesItions. Them: com-
bined earnings are closet°
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLL 3R -S (1200,000)
Scheel re -ere ts Thursday. January -Zn. Enrol
yourself with rue and rot assured that success wit
come if you do your part honertly aed pereervingly.
Write for catalogue, or MAIL COURSE CIRCU-
LAR.
D bicLACHLAivi & CO. Chatham, Ont.
• 1754
SIGN
OF THE
-
SAW
hard,
on appro
effects ar
March an
May. -An
0
cp
moved from the face by X ray expos-
-tires of ten. mi antes at a time on
\\I. two
col sectitive days for about
Wet' • S
Dr. See of the United States naval
oinierN- ttory in Washington has con-
cluded measurement of the planet
Mercury with the large telescope of
ilia t in4itution. Its diameter is
found . to i be\ 2,658 miles.
11. has been observed that when
liquid carbonre acid is allowed to es-
cape intr.; a, stbut canvas bag in the
dark and by its expansion to freeze
into a snowy ma s the effect is v ac-
companied by a -p, le greenish violet
light and electric s arks.
Stag and Fox itteunde.
In olden times stag h inting was a
favorite [amusement of tie nobility,
and the dogs used in su h sport,
part irreyhounds and pal t blood-
hounds, 'were given the name of stag -
hounds. Foxhounds] in like 1anfler,
were trained to hunt the wily ani-
mal, from which they gained *heir
distinctive a.pPellati0L1,
amigroasargaININKLACCCIIX
pew
•
rhe McKiI1p Mutual Fire
Insurance Oompany.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONI.IY =8NSURED
co
J. B. McLean, President, ippen P.O. ; Thomas
Fraser, vioe-president, Bruce eld -, Thomas E.
Hays, Secy-Treas. Seaforth . 0. W. G. Broad -
foot, Inepeotor of Lowe, &forth P„
IMAM° .
W.0. Broadfoot, Esaforth John 0. Grieve. WI .
throp ; George Dales Seale ; John Banneweit,
Dublin ; James Evans, 0 hwood ; John Watt,
'fetlock, Thomas Fraser. 11 osfleld ; John B. Mc.
Lean, Kippen ; Jamas Connrily, Clinton.
RohI, Smith, Earlook; = Re • Xelfilinn, Beafarth;
Julien Cumming Ignitadv W. Tie, Ifoloass.
dile P. O.; George Kurile Jobs 41 NOITiflOn,
auditors
Pettit s, dadrons lo ft beeniewei 0,lesee.
othte bedpans will be sellsoded Ioes
ppbton ion to any of the it •allows, addressed V
heir irremeolies vost metres
MARRIAGE LICENSE
ISSUED AT
THE HURON wawa OFFICE,
SEAPORTS. ONTARIO.
NO WITNESSES REQUIRED.
XCook's Cotton i: o t Oontponna
Is successfully 1 : 4 monthly by over
0,090Ladies. Bee e eetual. Ladies ask
your druggist for 1 Cotten lest potrna. Take no other, as Mixture/I, pills and
mitations are dangerous. Prise_ frIcia, 1,21 • r
box; Ill'o. le, 10 degrees igtr • uger,,S per box, No.
i or 2,3ne.iled on receipt o Iprice and two Seen*
;tamps. The Cook Oonapany Windsor, Ont.
VW -Nos. 1 and 2 sold Ana recommended by *11
responsible Druggists ill21=1114.16
So1dathataL
Lo Seforbty Alex. Wilson, J. S. ilobertg and
I.vFear, drug
Great Bargains
TO BE HAD AT
The Seaforth
Tea store
25e, 10 lbs. Epecen gatWf = lbs. boneless cod
Ten lbs. of sulphur Zit,,,itenirs;of gloher salts for
figh for 2613.2 lbs. pruneestor ,2 lbs. raisinalsr150,
5 lbs. dates for 22o. dies, brain sodas for 25e,
6 lbs. tga let 210, V lbs.*. for '220. * IMO toffee
for 150o. Jug remised, another osr of Cluallkied
sugar and light coffee eugar4 - sold *t
wholesale paoe. Alth 60 pells Or Maori= sugar
honest syrup, which will be sold at 11.16 * pan;
niso
New Orleans rnolassea for itog purpoeen, and ail
other grades of syrup. Dr' smoked herninga 16o a
box, or two for -26o; lejto Labrador her-
rings -and salmon trent., .3' remised 2 packages of
chink crockery and •' .dissot from the old
country potteries, el ot w oh -via _be -sole et goats
bargains. All 'dodo of 4eal-0024k, green and -Japan.
Also a green Ceylontes a4 2to a lb,; It= give you
team from 10o sib. uotOleilalb,,iruaranteed tosuit
you or money refunded. A oordLai invitation extend-
ed to all to coil and 24 uonie af the great 1,641111m
em still receiving Wetistsr brad daily 1 rem Tor-
onto. The highest market pelos paid for alt kinds of
poultry. A. G. AUL; Spat
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