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REAL ESTATE FOR 8Ati
101InROPERTY EGMONDVILLE FOR SALE. -
For sale, a coremodkalle Story and half helms
with cement cellar anti clatern ; a gond stable and
nearle two scree of land ; immediately narth tit the
Eginondville manse. The heed is well .Plentecli with
large mind small fruits. Apply to Wm. ELLIOTT.
t120 ACRE FARM roll SALE. -In beet wheat belt
O in Southern Manitoba. Ninety actett ready for
wheat next year; 00 stores hay. Good new stitble
and granary,. Twelve dollars pee aore. Sevetal
other i proved and prairie farms tor sale. Write
CHAS, SHAW, Bax 17, Boissevein, Manitoba,.
DARK FOR SALL-For sale Lot 27, Cone
L" eession 4, MoKillop, conteleing 100 aorta,
• whichis cleared,. well fenced; uederdrelacd. and
a high state ot cultivation, There is a good
oriek house, large bank barn with atone stabling.,
plenty of witter and a good orchard. It la withia
two milts ot Seatotilt and within a mile from a
school. Apply on. the premises or to Seaforth P. O.
WI/. GRIEVE. 1757-tf
VikR.M FOR SALE.-Farna in Stanley for sae, Lot
r 29, Ooneession 2, containing 100 acres. All
eaear but a sorsa of hard,wood bush. It is in a good,
date of ouldvation, well fenoed and underdralnei,‘
There ison the farm two barns, with stabling, and a
large dwelling home. It is conveniently situated,
miles from Clinton and mile from Bard's seined.
Acldreeti all inquiries to JOHN McGREGOR, on the
premises. or MM. D. MoGREGOR, and Concession,
Tuckersmith, Seaforth, Ont. 17584f
e sale, the farm of the undersigned in the Town -
'ship -of 'Tuckersetith, adjoining the Village of Eg.
niondvi le. The farm contains 29 acres, all elear id
except 4 acres of good hardwood bush. It is ell
well f. need, well tile drained, and In a first cless
stet° of cultivation. There is a good frame house,
with kitchen and woodshed, and stone cellar full
size of house. There is a good bank barn, with
stone stabling, and stood pig and boa house. There
is a g,00d young bearing orchard. and a lot of orris-
-ment .1 trees. There is a never failing vie'l at the
house, ene et the ba -n, and anothcr on the farm.
It la one of the Moat convenient and otenfoztable
• placee in tte township, and wilt be sold. cheap an 1
on easy terms. Apply' on the prendeet cr addre
-DARR' FOR SALE. -For sale that very deeirable
r farm on the Mitt Tuakerenaith, adj doing
the v:llage of Egmondville. It oontaias 97 wee
neerly all cleared and in a go .d state of cultivation,
brielt cottage and gond barns, with root cellar ate!
outbuildines. The buillines are eituated near the
centre of the farm and on the Mill Road. It la well
watered, and plenty of soft water in the kitehen,
It is conveniently situeted for °lurch and school
and within a mile and a hal of Saaarta. Will' be
sold cheap and on eaav te:ms of payment. Apply
to the proprietor, ROBERT FANSON, Saaforth.
MIAMI IN HAY TOWNSHIP FOR SALE. -For
sale, Lot 2n, on the North Boundary of Hay
Townele'p. This farm contain% 100 acmes, 85 Rot,
cleared, the rest good hardnoad bush. It Is welt un-
derdrained and fenced. There is a bed stone house
with a No. 1 cellar.; la-ge bank barn ; implement
ailed ; sheep house 70x7e, with firat-olata attb in
and root celiac underneath ; a good otohard; oo
wells and cistern. There Is 124 sores of fall wheat
sowed on a rich fallow, welt, manured ; 40 acres
seeded down reeently, the met in good seepe for
crop. Thie is a No. 1 farm, well eitueted for
markets, churches, sal:mole, post office, eto., and
will basold reaeonah'y. Apply on the wen:11(mo, or
address ROBERTS. DOUG L Blake,Ont.1808x51
10 ARM FOR SALE. -For sale, Let 1, in the Town -
tit ship c Tuckersmith, Cortaeetioa IVO acres of
lend, 95 acres °reared, well un ntrdrained. Splendid
farm for graiu ot stock, well watered, a ruentng
spring the allele year runs through the farm. Also
on the farm la a splendid bank. bara, netry ne v,
'Alan frame home 2ext8, Red kitehen 18x I6, with
good atone cellar, and two good wells. Thii pro-
perty la situated in a vett. desirable loeality with
splendid gravel folds to market, mit, 31 miles to
situeted on Coleman street, close to Victoria. Park,
This house is composed of 8 roams, well finished,
plenty of hard and so..1 water, and kitchen 20)(18,
with pantry and wash room attached, and a good
woodshed. A good stab'e 24x18. Ad of this property
muat be sold as the undereiened is 'loving to the
United St .tee. Atl particulars =perdue this
property eau be had by applying; at Tits Exeosteort
forth. 1752-tt
CENTRAL
Hardware Store.
Spring Goods.
Complete scook of ready mixed Painta,
Wall Finish, Whiting for house cleaning.
New stock of Spades and Shovels, Garden
Rakes, Hoes, Manure Forks aud Draining
Get our pricea forEawood Woven Fencing
- Coiled Span and Barbed Wire Staples, etc.
Builders' Hardware, Neils, Loaks and
Barn Door Hinges.
Special attention to all Gailvanizid Iron
and Tia Work, Etvetroughing and Femme
Work.
Murdie
HARDWARE,
–Counter's Old Stand. Seaforth
di Landsboro ugh,
SEAFORTH
ONTARIO
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
FURNITURE,
UPHOLSTER! NC
-AND-
Upholsiering a specialty, and up-
holstering coverings always on hand.
Also- Window Shades fitted and put
Curtain Poles, Pictures and Picture
Framing.
All wrongs made right in every de-
plitment of our work at our expense.
Unde.rtaking Branch.
We have a large and varied assortment
from which to chooae in time of need, and at
prices that have been a matter of agreeable
surprise to all who have dealt with
Two fine hearsee on hand for summer and
niater use. Night calla at my residence,
corner cottage in rear of Dominion -Bank,
still be promptly reeponded to.
JOHN LANDSBOROUGH,
SEAFORTH, ONT.
A Wonderful Preparation
-Rokco Cereal Coffee," pure, whole-
some, nourishing, highly recommended
by leading physicians. Rodeo is equal
to 40e. coffee, but only costs the price
and is used at meals instead of poison-
ous teas and coffee. By constant use
ROICCO CEREAL COFFEE will give
you vim, vigor, vitality, energy, health
and strength, and is a positive cure for
dyspepsia, indigestion, etc. 10c. pack -
sale by ALL GROCERS.
For sale by Beattie Bros., Seaforth. 1788.8
J. LEOKIE,
Life and Fire Insurance, Loan
and Real Estate Agent, Valu -
Office over Harsley's Drug Store.
BRUSSELS, - - ONTARIO.
1784-13
HE HURON XPOkTOR
4;1 id L'idr VPORY
A Beautiful Easter Discourse by
Rev. Dr. Talmage.
RESURRECTION OF THE DbkD
tr4nce to a Fuller Lifet-r-This charge of
tete Black Giant -The Urn cir the 1 ontb
-Kant of the King of Terrors -The
Pine! Victory.
Enkered According t,.; Aet of Pantie!
ada. in the year ISA by William
ally, of To-
, Ottawa.
. Washington, March 30. -The Chris-
t,
tian view of death as the e itranee to
a fuller life is presented in -his lilast-
er discourse by Pr. Talma6e from
the text, 1 Cor. xv, ,54, `Teeth it
swallowed up in victory." .
About 1,870 Easter mernings havn
1.
wakened the earth.. In Fr nce t lot
three centuries the almana $ Made
the year begin. at Ea.. ter Until
Charles IX. .made the yean ibegii at
Jan. 1. In the Tower • Ot Lo doll
there- is a royal pay roll '41. Eth iir
1, on which there: is an exile- of 1 1
pence for 400 colored aniV pictUre
eggs, with which the peep' sported
In Russia slaves were fed . lid alm
were distributed on Easte Ecciesi
entice councils. met in Pp tus, 1
Gaili, in Rome, in Achaiaja to decid
ious decided it, and now t rough al
troversy More animated !than rac
Christendom in some way : t he trs
Sunday after .. the full modni w c
happens upon or neXt aften larch 2
is filled with Easter rejoici. g.
The royal court cif the , abbath
is made up of fifty-two. Iftyeon
are princes in the royal *h usehOld
but Easter . is queen. Sht wear
richer diadem,' she sways ' mor
jeweled sceptre, and in hie . shell
nations are irradiated. lIreiv weleom
she is when, after a harsh W titer an
late spring, she seems to step out o
the snowbank :rather than i t he -con
servatory, to Come out of I the Inert
instead of the isouth, out Of the Iarce
mounting from the icy eqUi ox,1 but
li.
tic rather than the trot) cs, dis
welcome this queenly dayo holding
high in. her right hand, the Wrenchen
holding high in her Ieet haelal the ke
to all the cemeteries in Chtletendom
My text is -an ejaculatinb. 4 i
spun. out of halleluiahs. Piaui wrot
right on ia.--- his argument. iabout! th
laws of logic, but when 141 tame t
write the_ words of the te...itt his fin
. gees and his pen and -the parchmen
'.on which he wrote took t'iri an4 h
cried out, "D4th is swallieWed tip i
victory!" It is an exciting Ithing t
see an army routed and flying. The3
. everything 'valuable in the track . Un
wheeled artillery; hoof of heree o
breast of woubded and dyibfr, man
YOu have heard of, the FrenCh fallin
back from Sedan, 'of Napolepri's tirite
of 90,000 coepseS in the !enowleank
of Russia, of the retreat 0 Our arm
ies from Manassas or of the I five
kings tumbling over . the. rieeks I oi
Beth home' with their arraiiels Whil
the hailstorms of heaven and I th
swords of Joshua's host itirtick the
The Charge of the Mack IGliant
In my text is a 'worse 'thsporafit.ure.
It .seems that a black giant .prOpose
ed to .conquer the earth. He gathered, .
for his host all the aches jitud painS '
and malarias and cancers lend I dis-i
tempers and epidemics of the ages. .
He marched them 'down, dri ling 1,hem, , I
in the northwest wind and taniel the i
slush of tempests. He threw up bar- '
ricades of grave - notind. gel pitched
tent, of charnel house. Sol* of the 1
troops marched with slow tread ieome
manded by consumptions, Some int
menia,s. Some he took by long ' bee
siegement of evil habit and some by
one Steoke of the battlea.x of casual-,'
ty. With bony hand he pounder. at
the door of hospitals and sickrponas!
and won all the Victories 41 ia11I the
great battlefields pf all the five con -
1 ji.
the generals and eommanderS in, chief
and all presidents and kings and sul-
tans and czars - dropped neder , the
feet of his war cherger. But one i
As most of the plagues and sick-
inesses and despotisms coMe out of
'the east, it was appropriale that the
new conqueror should comis outi of
the stone quarter. Power list given
Lim to. awaken all the fallen Of all
the centuries and .of all I nds and
marshal them ag'ainat. t lel black
giant , Fields have alre, di been
won, Itut the last .clay of t lel World's
existence will. see the decis vi battle.
When Christ than !lead forth hiS two
lerigades, the brigade of the risen
dead and the brigade of the cel es ti al
host, i he black giant , will fall back.
and the brigade froth the riteen sep-
ulchres will take him froth beneath, :
and t he brigade of deStenOirig '' lin-
'nor t a ls will take him fron above,
and death shall be swallowe 1,4) in
The old braggart that t.- ' h 'eat( tied'
the conquest and- dernpliti n olf the
planet has lost his throne haS lost
his :;ceptre, has lost his pal ce, has!
lost his prestige, and the ! o lei wordi
li.
written over all the g'at es :of niauso-.
Tema and cat acoenb and necropolis,:
en .cenotaph. and sarcophagus, on the:
lonely khan of the arctic ;explorer
and on the catafalque of great cath-
cdral, written in capitals of. azaliae :
and calla lily, written.. iw , musical,
cadence, written in doxology of great! .
'assemblages. written on the sculpttir-'
ee earn' of the family vault, is- '"Vic -
word. anocalYotic word, chief wordi
of triumphal arch' under Which - con -I
and Dithiclax a and ;Blenheim. at MeT
eifido end Soirer:no. at marathon;
where the Athenians drove back the
iThirtel. broke the ranks of the . Sara-
cens: at Salamis, where Thetnietocles
in the great sea fight confotenied the
eastern cavern of chiSeled rock, where
Christ came out through re ' recess
and thrott led the king of tetrors and !
put him back in the niche from which
the celestial Compieror had . Just
emerged. Alia! When! the- jaws of, the .
•
olitett c 'neat n Was SN w,
tioin of death.
IThe sad antagonist is driviOt back
hit° mythology with all the lore
O i• and boat. Melrose Abb y and
K nilworth Oastle. are no in re in
rt ins thaiz is the sepulchre; Ve shall
h. ire no mo 'e to do with de h than
ev have ttil h the cloakroom at a,
I stop at such cloakroom nd leave
• oversho s, our outward aPparel,
at Ma not be imped in the
'IN /1, my friends, when we g out of
t le world We are going to ICink's
b nquet and to a. reception of Mon-
a dies, and et the door of t e tomb
e at or hati May e handed to us
titer than when e resigne it, and
tl el cloak Of linmanity will finally be
r tb us' lin roved an bright-
ened and purified lad glorill
You and de n t want of r bodies
t, rid of all thein weaknesse and all
alp. their slowness of lo-eoneo ion. We
oil toil and heat and cold an• chang-
censtruct them as .much better than
are now as the body of the ros-
cener the lawn in Centre P rk is
better than' the sickest pati nt in
BelIevue Respite. But as to our
eetil, we Will cross -right over, n.crt
wafting for! obsequieS, indep4ndent of
ehttuftry, into a state in every way
better, wit4 wider room and veloci-
ties beyond' computatipn, t4 dullest
of us into cbmpanionship with the
very .best sPirits in their very best
mood, in the very parlor of the un.i-
verse, the four walls burni0ed and
paneled and pictured . and iglorified
with all th
Re: God in
t ,invent.
11 the ages has been able
ictory!
Thel Urn or the Tomb.,
`.111.is view of course, naaketi; it of
blitt little ,iMportance Whether- we are
creMated or sepultured,, If the latter
IS dust to dust, the former ds ashes
let them have it without cavil or
protest. The world may beeome so
crowded that cremation maY be 'uni-
versally adopted by la* as well as
by, general consent. Many Of the
mightiest :and best spirits have gone
through this peocess. Thousands and
tens of thousands of God's 'children
and wife, the evangelistic singers,
eremated by accident at AShtabula
bridge; John Rodgers, cremftlted by
persecution; Latimer. .and Ridley,
cremated at Oxford; Pothin is and
physician,, and 'their cornea( es cre-
Mated at .the order of Marcits Aura-
inS7 at leaSt a 'hundred thousand of
Christ's diScipIes cremated, 'ncl there
tion of theft bodies.; -lf th , world
can be no doribt about the eurrec-
lasts as inuCh longer' as it has thus
ft -t, there perhaps may be 1 o yoom
for the large acreage set ap rt for
meting pleotes, but there is lenty of
reom yet. nd the race need lot pass
that bridge of fire until it antes to
it. The m st of us prefer the old
way. But whether out of natural
diSintegratiion or cremation e shall
mrelliohnavbeoi?. . You ;Will. hav it; . I
I say to you to -day as' Pt. ul said
td Agrippa, "Why should it be
thought a thing incredible vilith you
that God should raise - the dead?".
That far up cloucl higher than the
flies, what i is it ruade of? Drops
frem a lake, still other drops fi.oixi
a stagnant pool, but now ebabodied
till a clond and kindled by the
sub. lf CI -oil can make such
lustrous *aid out of wat+r drop
many of them soiled and! impure
and fetched from miles aMay, can
he' not transpert the fragMents of
a human ' body from the earth and
ont of them build a radiant . body ?
Cannot Cod, who ,owns“ 11 the
Material out of which bon s, mus-
cle and flesh are made, set hem up
again if they have fallen? If a
manufacturer of telescopes rop a
telescope on the floor and i breaks
cam he not mend rt, again s
drops the human eye into t
the eye Which he original
you
ie 'dust,
ioned, can he not restore it. Aye,
if the manufacturer' of the I tele-
scope, by t -10 use of a new rr,lass end
a i change of material, can Make 'a
'better instt umene than that which
woes origin. Ily constructed Lend ac -
the fashion
improve i
natural e.
additional
rve
"Why sin
you, an ir
shimild rah -
around us
grew alI 11
mold and
tross' that
its winge-
ONO it, do you n
q• of the huinan e
e by t he thou
forces of the resu
re may
ply the
andfold
weer r.esurreettomi
it be .though With
credible thing tl at God
c the dead?" !Filings all
suggest it.. r Out !of what
ese flowers? Outt of the
he earth. illasureection!
.1! The radiant batter -
lid it come from
aterpilla.r. Tint
The
st. with
had been, buried 2,000 years. The I
explorer took the flower seed
Ottuted it, and it came up . a 11111
trope. :Two thousand years ego '
b' lied, yet resurrected! A traveler
s ys he found in a mummy pit in
Egypt garden peas that had been
buried there 3,000 years 'ag . Ile
beought them out, and ori t e 4th
of June-, 1844, he planted them,_
and in thirty days they spr ng up.
Buried ;3,000 :years, yet resurrect-
ed! "Why slthuld it be thought
itAhing incredible with you - that
God should raise the dead?'''
"Why should it, be thought a thing
incredihle with you that Clod should
and the worms erawlod last "autumn
feebler ;and feebler and then Stopped.
TheY have taken no food. They want
seosible, but soon the south wind
bliew the resurrection trumpet,
ano the air and the earth will be
Rill of them. no you nolt think
that God can do as much for our
bodies , as he does for the wasps
morning at half paSt fem. o'clock
there was - a resurrection. Out of
the night the day. In ft , few
weeks there will be a resurrection
in all our gardens-. W iy not some
'clay a resurrection amid the graires?
Even and anon here are instan-
ces of men and wo nen entranced. A
trance is death f011owed by resur-
rection after a few days;. total Sus-
pension of mental power and vo-
luntary . action. Rev. WillIam
last generation, of bo so Dr. Alichi-
being sentimental, rot wiiiiiiii:naostr;i,eetin-__
logistic terms -Re
soul that fled ie d, and -Will
Tennent live'd to wr *Ws what he ad
seen while his soul as gone.
I called at my -1 ien 's honse one
all pilled up with •ub ish 'of car-
penter's and mason s eorlc. The
door was off. Th pl unbars had
torn. up the flodr. Th roof Was
., being. ,lifted in cupb a. thepaPple6;
tune. were gone, nd tlAiell.
hangers were tipini the'''. work. . All
the. i modern fniprO gm nts were be -
house fit to live a that thew,
so beautiful I con]. n t have sug-
gested improvenae t. My friend
had gone with 1 is a,mily to I the.
back at" the end of six months,
when the building as to be done:
at the end of six on hs he . re-
turned and found; the oldl• heuse
had been entarged a ed. mproved. and
glorified. This is yo r body. It
loolc:s well now -a.11 th rooms filled
with health, and e c •uld hardly
awhile your soul will go to the
the old house of yo r tabernacle
will be 'entirely recoil tructe'cl, from
cella,r to attic, an every nerve,
tery .must be haul d Ver, and . the
and enlarged, fted all the imprOve-
earthly - house of this tabernacle
of G od, a house. Lot, Made • with
hands, eternal in 't le ca. vcns.r '
And so when th vs orld's elast
Easter morning.. slo. 11 «nue the soul
will descend, crYing, 1 here is my
body?'" And the hddy .will ascend,
And . the .Lord e. of the resurrection
will Laing them :fogethe *, •and it will
be a. perfect s•opl in e, perfect j -bo-
dye introduced by a licriect Christ
in tO a perfect. lie wet. -Viet 1..y!
Do you wonder 'tha o 1 Mister ',clay
we swathe our chtmehe with 'gar-
lands? Po yoe \ton ler we eele-
!irate it with 'the , most. conseerat-
,ed- voice _ of song the
vite, with 'the deftest
gen and cornet and
,the billows of Sot nd
II
Causeway? -, Only tl e bad disa.p-
the resurrection, en h
rise in the last. day?" -Yes," said '
al.
in battle rise?" sa d he crUel chief -
rection. There - 'an be no .resure
no resurrec-
ousands in
n that ! day
nes have ' nev-
will- want to
let's who I al -
their , pardon
last iday :will
ts you into
eumph al , pr o-
n to i 4cort
ingers on or -
with doXolo-
arches with
as !the' sea
at ' Giant's
rection; there shrill Ix
tion. Iehave slain 11
battle. Will they r se'
will be More to ris
that thoSe 'whose te
er been repented of
see! But for all ot
lowid Christ to e
and their life and he
it Will be a day of
The thunders of, t
be the salvo that gre
only the. torches t
eessi on marching
flashing throUgh
0
be the rockets Celebrating your toro-
, natiOn 011 thrones ev tore you will
claoyff-
shes al. up
.%,eellty,g*Sand
rt..Ound -tossed
of the text,
i reign forever and fore
ever. Where is death
united body yeid sbu
! front this planet n
and down the' hi Is
all up and down th
theel will be the et
them will be the be
, will! lie, iineveee-e" on ti
for .6n first timel yo
0
le
j
4
Sal
Flamin
Rheum aid Head
The Dreadful ft hing and Burning
i4 Promptly ell y d and the
(.1 case's Ointm rub
Mr A. McKnig t, ICI., rall,Welling-
ten C aunty, Ont., 1, rites: "I feel it MY
duty to let you kn w what ler. Chase's
001 neie, ent has don in et Very bad case
crna on our aby. 1,)te had tried
'ailY umber of eu es vqtlitout any per-
manent relief, bu frorn the hour we
comb enced using le Chaise's Ointment
there was great rel ef, atled the improve-
ment continued, u itil here was com-
plete cure, We thinka the greatest of
Mr . Stoddard Dell% Ont., 'writes:
"I •t% s troubled with peoriares or
chrm ic eczema fo twelve years; used
man, remedies d ring that °time, but
got o relief. D etored with four or
five. octors, but f und no cure. de-
cided to try a box Dr. Oha.se's Oint-
ment and befbre sing half of the box
foun great relief.. I .have nsed about
three boxes, and m. new completelY
cure , end have ecommended it to
- man others. It is the beSt I have ever
ueed, and it is orth its weight ,in
Th re Is nothing to be cempared with
Dr. .ha.se's Ointment del cure for the
• Fo
ughter
the Next 30
'We will offer pedal bargains in order to make room or n
Spring goods. -Great reductions in
Dress Goo s, Furs, Underwear, Tweeds, Coats
r snaps in men's rubbers; ieggittgs, menlit
Best goo sr s4.15.
highest trade
west pricee,
All farm roduce taken a
We
WA
umphreys
380- leva Prang,
411 Junior third
Shoe ocher, 344 ;
Ada oehler, 332 ;
Galm n, 295 ; Emit
Holt z an, 258. Sen
292- aura Sipple,
328 ; Kate Howald
292 ; Melville Smit
557 k mita Wesloh,
lass, 11' ass 247 -John
or eepond class, paiel
-1318 ; Elmor Weide,
'or Torpid Liver, Flatulence,
'onstipation, Biliousness and
ick _ .ifeadache, TAKE
A most reliable
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ainless, do not weaken,
nd always give satisfaction.
Househo d Medicine, can be taken at any season. by Adults e
Children.
OTHIFEI Air!OINY
11 dr4gists sell 4 4 BRISTOLPS "
Haat I been many poor, Rheumatic's
wadi until he dots as Mr. a.dos did,
gittles South Annerloan Rheumatic
Fre E. Eades, 42 Sully Street, Toronto,
says i "I, think Sou h Ainerican Rheumatic
Cure -is the greatest G -send that' 5ufferers from
rheun• atis'm have ever ad pet, vvithin their reach.
I suffered so in my wn as mill ankles that in two
years I was only able t do three mo.nths` work. '
I too hospital treatm nt fott nine months with -
at QII I. V. Fier Dr vgisteifeaforth. 6ci
place
at the
Wag 11
quiet but ver
home of Mrs.,
hen her sewn
Furniture Cheaper
On account -of great
we are now able tit put
ing purchasers *ill do we
date furniture are sold ct
eduction in expenses, and mama actin% specialii
rniture on the market cheaper t an ever4 All inten
1 to call at our warerooms, where full lines of up-
right prices.
-I 12L.Cliatit:i•MtettiteME.iii3DMItitriUt
Dere
have
third
lase
Topa
to pot
the
white
Dism
put on
pretty wedding took
evening of last week,
siae barter, of Staple.
daughter, Sarah J.,
(„). Denl6p performing
EV FELT
W BE
iviargaret
11 art eave
"1 eas for two yea
heart t At din
at tim s my pain was
to Die Agnew's Cure fo
some onderful cures
gave P relief in 3o mi
bottles I can truly say
life." Margaret Smith,
HAT DE4TH
Smith often did
tv'slCure for the
er a new hope
s a great sufferer from
o intense that I would
th jcA,=. was attracted
the lieart by reading of -
ought by ft. - One dose
utes: After using four
never! felt better in my
gist, Seaforth.
-M s. Waterson, s'ster of Mrs. Hewson,
of ton, and a fo mer resident of that
toWn, as found dea in her' bed, at her
home 'n Toronto, on uesday pf last week.
-M . F. liarn,'wh has been manager of
the olcon's bank, email, has been Pro-
moted ani hae left Heneall. Mr. H. J.
Billin s, of St. Thom s, is 4isinkocessor.
.61C
URED 0 STAY"
w at it did
st ng it wi
wo an livin
teStimony for
for Mrs. Arm.
I do for any
-This department is omplete with a large selection f the best goods, and
obliging attention given t this brawl of the business.
Nig,ht calls prompt y attended to by our Undertakl3r, Mr. T. lloima
Goderich street, Seaforth, opposite the Methodistt church.'
BROADF 01% pox sc. pool:
AGE
This is the Page Standard II Bar rem% made of -"Page ' wire which is twice as 'strong as
common wire. The contintions coil, note wavy appearanee,allows for expanition and ton
traction which is important owing to Canadian climate. Our upright; wires ard in ene piece
and have strength cf about SOO pounds. If Made of pieces spliced at each- bor*ontal, they
would have a streegth of wily about 300 unds. We also make gates, ornamental fences,
poultry netting, nails and st jiles. p Page Wire Fence Co.. Lonited. Welkerville, Ont.
G-E.E.A_Th C
other
which
Inereas
We al
Allacht
arator
WAL
goods a
• Wh
arato
braig
D. Wet
It etas
end
welf
Sesta
used
use i
gisea
that
and tb
us
Fo en•
AS A PFR V INTATIVE OF SMUT
•
six yea s front nervous ‘rostration, nnd having
spent nearly all I posses in I docto r bills with-
out an) pearna nen t relit , yoti ean imagine what
a God sent blessing I feel South American'
Nervin "has been to m The first, few doses
gave m great relief.. I took six -bottles in all
to cure me, bet I feel I ; in ceir0 to stay cured."
-Mrs. Geo. Armstrong „Oriltqlpitt. 58
—Fr nit-NV/Atmore as rented the 80 acre
-1A. noon, on Thar day e lait*eek, fire
if
broke ut in the the thir ' stenty of the
Breese a woollen mill. The !prompt arrival
of -the re engine prey nted a eni hue fire.
SC
Dra
Tian the 'Lord of calk]) pnd 110ex-en !
Pre•ee to thee het both be given.'
DR' VON STAN
!PIN EAPPL
The best by test -ran
, they live out th.eir
Stomach troubles, a
letter, g.ive instal
cure Dyspepsia an
No tong tedious irea.. tment,
proved them so. One who has
Take one before and after ad
you feel a symptom of dis es
Sixty tablets, 35 cents.
I. V. Fear. druggist,
•
One. &moor, -The follow
the Eliccessful pupi's at the
elass, j pass 400 -Glad)
Hama Sipple, 5121; Pet r
'Laurai Bender, 408. U 'per
Hilda: Kochems, 447 ; .11
fourth class, pass 415 F
Morrie Weber, 459. 1Se ior
AIBLETS
ord because
incises to the.
relief in all
d absolutely
ervous
tested them says:
tive cure and are '
e handy td carry.
g or at any time
i the stomach.
Se forth
a list of
Senior fourth
junior ,fonrth
Lower junior
Faust, 490 ;
thirl class, page
EPTICt TURN
BELIEVERS
AHD AnE CURED
gnevis Ca -alai Powder
t en I read that Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
was Jai from being 'convince' . tried it7-a
s pan- throng -1 the lower afforded Instant
Mier, gtupped pain over the eves and cleansed
the tta[1:11 ,passages. T. -day I. am free• from
iouN has beea that of t Iowan s of others and
nt.t.Y Lit yours. 57
In grain has-been
and dealers.
for " Beaver Brane
proved to vary It
"Beaver Brand," e
the finest laborat
your seed with the
areat
ore ha
but
nae uin
uccess, aml has drawn the attention of both fa) meil
many teMpting offers to supply me with a substitu
as the so .:called 40 per cent. solutionS have be
ch in strength, conduded to $tick to the well t
ckage of which is tested for strength, and bottled a-
merica. It co4s less than 11- Cents perl acre to tre t
which proved a success in every locality last yea
A VOICE FROM ETHEL.
ETKEL, Mareli 24th, 1204
ship, I ft last week fo Yor ton, Assinihoia,'
where he has eecured a sit ation school
teache
sold hi residence in russ48 to Mr. W. F.
Stewar , of that place understand the
price aid was $1,300.
-Axehie Lamont, of the 7th concession of
Grey, hae purchased the 5 acre farm on
6th concession, belonging to Wm. Bateman.
for which he paid $1,525.
I4norant of attire's Laws.
If net ignorant, stu ic1-0.se why attempt
to tret4 Catarrh, Bro chitis and Asthma by
snuffs, tablets or atotnizsre, Such remedies
ried to the diseaeed parts by- the air you
lungs, hroat and nasal patsagee. Kills the
disease from its very roots. Catarrhcz ne
is recommended by doctors nd druggists as
and $1 at Fear's drug tore, Seaforthe
Wm. Weir,
shortly for t
aken up land.
of t Raton, intends
ALEX. WILSON,
Dear Sir
Last year T pur
F. McAllister, your
before, and had a ero
out treating with "13
fall wheat, and tilts'
money. 1
ased
gent h
last y
aver B
ear wi
If your dealer has no
65c each, we will -p y exp
e bottle your " Beaver Braind Fortneldehyde," from
re, and treated my oats, which were very entutty the yetkr
ar which wee free from smut. I al -So sowed two bags witlt-
apd " and the result wss smutty oatfi. also, used it on etty
I uss it tm all my grain. I would not -be without it for arr
yours truly.
got the " Beaver Brand" in sealed bottles at 40c or
ess on five pounds to any part OntariO,. Addrem
OF PI KAR
IL 0
ritni sEAFORT4.
The ilicKillop Alutual Fir'
Insurance Company.
FARM AND ItOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY NLY INSURED
clne
foot, Inspector of Lowles, Seaforth P. 0.
Ala
Rohl. Smith, Maritsa Rohl. Molliiran, ileaforM3$
vitle P. 0.; George Murillo and .1011L1 O. Morrisoo,
eot ether business will be promptly attended to nit
pplicaUon to arty of the above °dicers. addressed is
heir respective post ofactes.
ens
den
If you want the bzst 0
easiest cleaned, and eaty
the only separator m t
both ends When you ha
eend fcr the Magnet, all
vince you that it is ahea
the sinoplest and etrenge
Manufactured by tt e
eparator.
am Sepa ator made, the
turned, uy the Aiwa,
•e other 111 lies lit on triel
try it. trial will eon -
of all ot r maker, It is
machine on the tnarliet.
trie-Taylo Manufacturing
1780-13
!Maine Dir otory for 1902.
JOHN S. BROWN, Coun
CHART -as tarn% con
JAMES O'LOUGHLIN,
JOHN C. MORRISON,
DAVID M. ROSS,
SOLOMON J. SHANNO
Lesdbury O.
ve, Winthrop P.
miler, Winthrop P.
ouncillor. Beechwood P. 0
erk, Winthrop P. 0
rer, Winthrop P. O.
J. P„ Saeltitra IntWedere
bit
All