The Huron Expositor, 1902-05-02, Page 2REAL i : TATE FOR SALE.
MIARMRFog RAI ...• Ra -e hairpins in farms in
theTownebips of Hallett, Morels, and Wawa-
noeh*County of Huron.. Ingtllra a#t once. WM
CAMPBELL, Blyth, Oat: 1774at
ltOP IRTV IN RtILONDVILLE FOR SALE.
For elle, a oton'modions story and hilt Muse,
with cement cellar and oiatern ; a good stable and
nearly two sores o* bud; immediately north of the
Egmondville minae. .The Ie1d is well planted with
la_rge., and small fruit*. Apply to Wm. ELLIOPP.
1T67-tt
020 ACRE FARM FOR SALE.—In'beet wheat belt
in Reuther* Manitoba. Ninety nares ready for
wheat next year; 80 Mese hay. Good new suable
and granary, Tv e'vo dollars per acre. Several
ether ia,proved and prairie farms for sale. Write
CHAS, E. SHAW, Box 17, Boissevain,; Manitoba'.
I767•tf
'DARR le0R SALE;—Lot East half 26,. Cencesslon
U I. in the Township of Ribbert, 31 miles (net of
Seaterth, reegt orchard, two good *else and good
bank bar- Forpartioniare apply to MRS. ELLEN
DOWNEY, 226 Prospect. See Marquett, Michigan ;
THOMAS 0' &RY, Sorforth P. 0., cr BERNARD
O'CONNJtr.r., Dublin, Q..t. 1791 •
A,Fdi FOR SALE.—For sale "Lit 27, Con-
• eessioa 4, McKillop, conteir.ingg 100 aoree, all
of which is cleared, well Teemed, underdretaed: aeel
a high state of cultivation. There -ie a good
• crick house, large bank barn with stone stabling,
plenty of water and "a good orchard.. It is within
two miles of Seaforth and within a mile from . a
school. Apply onthe premixes or to Seaforth . F. 0.
WII. GRIEVE. 1767-tf
ARM FOR SALE.—Farm inStanleyter sale, Lot
29, 0- neusaon 2,:' containing 100 acres.. All
t ear but 1' Arles of herdwood bush. It is in a gold
state of cultivation, well fenoed and: underdrainoi..
There is on the farm two barns, with stabling, and a
large dwelldweirkeg bonee. It is conveniently situated,
miles from: Clinton; and 7 mice from Baird's school.
Address all inquiries to JOHN McGREOOR, on the
premises, or MRS. D. Mo€IREGOR, 2nd Conoeesion,.
Tuokersmith, Seaforth, Ont.. 1758•tt
TABM IY TUCKKRSMITH FOR SALE.—For
seta, the farm of the undersigned in the Town-
ehip of Ttibkerseeith,adjoining the Village of Eg-
mondvi Ie. The farm contains 20 acres, all cleared
except 4 aures of goodhardwood bush. It is all
w ell 1 no:d, well tile drained, and in a firs' class
stete of cultivation. There is a good frame house,
with: kitchen and woodehed, and atone cellar full
size of house: There is ea good bank bun, with
etene etabling, and good pigland be house. There
is a good young bearing orchard and a let of erne -
meat 1 trees. There is a never failing Wed at the
house, one ret the ban, and another on the farm.
It is one of the most convenient and comfortable
places in the township, and will be sold cheap ant
on easy terms. Apply on thepremi€es- cr address
E'ginondvilie F. 0. HERMAN BUBOLZ. 178341
FRB FOR SALE.—For sale that .very deeirab".e
farm ou the Mill Road, Tuikeesmith, adj iin;ng
he v:Iiage et Egmo:+dvills. It conbates 97 aorei,
early all a+eared and in a good state of oultivatloo,
nd well undardrained. There is a comfortable
brick cottage and good barns, with root cellar and
putbuildin4a The buildioes are eituatod near the
centre of the -feral ani on the 611:1 Road. it le well
watered; and pieuty of soft water in the kitabon.
It is conveniently et'nated for ohu-oh aid -gehapt
and within a mile and a half of Seatarta. Will be
5otd cheap and on way tonne of payment. Apply
to the proprietor, ROBPsRTr FANSON, Seaforth.
1748-11
f'E
ARM 1N HAY TOWNSHIP FOR SALE.—For
sale, Lot 22, on the Yior.h Boundary of slay
ownship. Thin farm contains 100 acres, 86 aorta
leered, the teat good hardwood bush. It is well un-
erdralnedd and fenced. There is a good atone house
with a No 1 cellar large bank barn; impiem. nt
hed; sheep house 7Ox76, with Erat-ola s sttibtin
nd root cellar underneath ; a good otohard; 00
ells and cistern. There alai acres of fail wheat
-owed on a rich tatiow, well manured a 40 aoree
€ceded down rcoently, the reitin geed shape for
crop. Thin Is a No. 1 farm, well situetted for
t, arkets, churches, sohools, past offiee, etc., and
111 be sold remarkably. Apply on the premises, or
ddress ROBERT N. D.0UG1L,A8 Btake,Qnt.1668x&tt
ARM IN STANLEY FOR SALE;—For sale, Lot
S and the west halt of Lot 8, on the 12th canoes
on, or B•onson.l,ine, of Stanley. This farm eon-
-iins 150 acres, alt of which is cleared, except four
res.. It is in a state of first-olass cu"tivation, wall
nced'and all underdrained,moatly with tile. There
a large frame dxeiling house as goods as new, with
od shone foundation and cellar, large b.nk barn
ith stone stabling underneath, and numerous other
buildings, Ineludiog a large pig house. Two good.
gqreharde of choice fruit, also nice sheds and orna
taente'trees. There are two aping creeks running
through the farm, and plenty of good water all the
-clear round without pumping. Itis well situated for
markets, ohurehes, schoo:s, post of$ to, eto., and good
gravel roais leading from it in all directions. It is
'thin view of Lake Huron, and the boats can be
✓ en paesing up and down from the house. This is
o e of the best equipped farms in, the county, and
ill bes old an easy terms, as the proprietor wants to
re ire on account of ill health. Apply an the proms.
els, or address Blake P. 0. JOHN DUN 7.. 1734-tt
ARM FOR SALE.—For sale, Lot I, in the Town-
ship of Tnokeremith. Conoeeeion a, 100 acres of
tend, 95 aures cleared, well un terdrained. Splendid
farm for grain or steak, well watered, a. ruarang
spring the whole year rune through the farm. Also
of the fast is a splendid bank barn, ne xr y new,
whioh is 80x54, with stone stabling underneath.
A so. frame house 24x18, and kitchen 18x'6, with
g d stone cellar, and. two -good wells. This pro-
rty is sttnated in a 'very desirable locality with.
a lendid gravel rods to: market, on'' -y 3 miles to
S' aforth. Also a good dwelling hou3e in Seaforta,
el sted on Coleman street, close to Victoria Park.
T ie house is composed of 8 ro,ms, well finished,
plenty xt6,
y of bardand soft water, and kitchen. 21
with pantry and wash room attwhed,, and a good
av¢odahed. A good stab'e 24x18. All of tbis property
m st be sold as the undereioned is luaus g to the
U iced . Stetes. Ail particulars oonoerntng this
p . party can be had by applying at Tito Exrostroa
O ce or to the proprietor, JAMES KEROE, Sea-
fo h. - 175241
CENTRAL
ra!are Stare.
SpringGoods.
Goods.
Complete scook of ready mixed. Paints,
11a11 Finish, Whiting for house oleaning.
New stook of Spades- and Shovels,- Garden
Rhkee, Hoes, Manure Forks and Draining,
Tole.
'et our prices for Ellwood Woven Fencine
Co led Spring and Barbed. Wire Staple!, eta.
gliders' Hardware, Nails Leaks and
Bern Deer Hinges. r= AMC
Special attention to all Galvanized Iron
and Tis Work, .Eavetroughing and Furnace
Vv ark.
ills & Murdie
• HARDWARE,
bounter'f3 Ord Stand, Seaforth
Landaboro
SEAFORTEE.
ONTARIO
DEALER IN ALL HINDS OF
FURNITURE,
4PHOLSTER1 NC
A:ND
r DERTAK1NO
Jpholstering a` specialty, and up-
holstering coverings always on hand.
14 iso Window Shades fitted and put
urtain Poles, Pictures and Picture
Framing.
.alt wrongs made Tright in every de-
parttiueat of our work at our expense:
ndertakfng Branch.
have a large and varied asacrtment
fro ri whichto choose in time of need, and at
#rices that have been a matter of agreeable
stir rile to all, who have dealt with u'-
Tw Ina hearses on hand for summer and.
' in r use. Night galls atmy residence,
cos er cottage in rear of Dominion Bank,
will be promptly responded to.
JOHN LAND 3B OROUGU,
SEAFORTg, ONT.
up.
s,irc.,Lifzert qy ELppu ssCq Iof .ot1that (hit11io'cl.
Th s, is the way in
A Duty incumbent'
I8t1 Peop
Pon ohrist'
le.
BEAR ONCANOT.HEIrS BURDENS
Rev. F. De Witt Talrnage Out That
as the Member' of a Christie:0:March.
Ara in tho Sight of Go One Spiritual
They Therefor Hero a Might
to Expect Help One 17 AnOther.
ada. in the year 1902, by
ronto, at the Depli of Agri
rliarnent of Can -
are Baily, v0„.
tare, ()craw
Chicago, April 27. --Th this Serra
shows that mutual help
duty of our common hell
especially iocumbent h 'on .Christ
people; text, Goiatia,ns 2, "13
ye one another'S burdk and so 1
fill the law of Christ."
Paul was the noieh
Martyr who ever lived:
well quote himself as tu
his contemporariesh
moment when his blind
opened. by the good An
Thunastus street called
never ceased te sacrific himself for
his fellow men. But so fteiportant! is
the lesson of vicarious hurden bear-
ing Paul would not ha.hre his friends
look to any human guide. ITe; seetns
to come to the members! of the Gal-
atian church in the sam
staff officer of the co
great ahray 'dcriivers his
captain, a, major, a col
adier general, and they are orders of
beneficent import, as were thohe that
the representatives of Oeneral GraInt
deliVered when they rod. throligh the
Federal lines telling Sheridan and
Meade and Humphreys and Ord and
Warren and Wright and Hartranft to
Cease firing- because the two national
leaders, Grant and Lee, were Meet-
ing under -a flag of truce at Appom-
attox.
Paul seems to say: "The duty of
bearing one another's burdens is not
net/ own command, nor Is it gihen to
us by the command of Iieter or John
or Apollos, but by the! command of
the great Divine Chief hirin himself.'s
Read the words as theyi were written
to the G-alatian church; Hear he t
n for Os
r's hued
and so fulfill the law of Christ." 1'
maw of Christ ,is the laly. with whi
every Christian _should ;be in - h
mony. It is the law! which ought
011
Illness is a
anity
an
ar
al-
st Christian
He could
ainple for
oin, the vary
d eyes were
niac on the
Straights', he
e way that a
command as it is spok
o
hear, "Bear one anoth n
0
r -
o
inspire 'us all. Like alt Christ's laws,
it is reasonable and il ;devised fOr
the common' godel.
First, "bear ye one notherss bur-
in some special way than his ,tlei0-1-
bor. The intelligent traiveler gathers
information wherever ,he goes. ; Whbn
talking with: a motorman upon. t e
street -car, with the fariner in t e
fteld, with the, mechenic at J Ms
bench, .with the sailor: upoii ! the
ship's deck, with the ehgineet in Ms
who knows more, in at least ' so te
special .field, than he hi self knows,
tioner might be, The servant hn the
kitchen in an probabillity Itnones
how to cook bread bett'r than: her
master, even though th • head Of the
house may be the chiehhp
great Pillsbury flour iiiiills, where
thousands and teas of 1thoeleantlp Of
'bushes Of train are dail' 'turned into
the white thubstance wh ch forMs the
staple of every meal. ri he skill bh.
the eminent surgeon is ' ever lessened
hind there never comeSt I. time: when
the man of ten talente: an afford to
despise the lessons he M y learn froM
the man -of one talent.! . 1
This is an age for t ie specializa-
tion of talents, Instee.d of oile, man_
making a: shoe, • as in Ole en tillieS , a
single cobbler did; it al o w ta.kes fifty
men to make th,e 'same . hoe. Instea.d
of one woman spinnin her own
thread and weaving her own tetton
and sewing her own garments h' each
woman concentrates her: power. of
mind epon one distinct art of an -
industry. Civilization' .h ts developed
its cotton mills, 'ts cutters
its sewers, its fitters alai its
importers and exporters,1 and
the combination' tends to the ,
we can buy the cheapest, and we sell
where we can sell, the deft este All
these results come from /the special-
ization of talent. Th realieation
must co -me that some m n cae do
things better than we. e in , turn
do some things better t an ;those
who are not proficient in our. trades.
make a crack marksman., • An expert
yacht •builder cannot alw. -Lys be' turn-
ed into .a trustworthy see. captein.
Proficiency being given.' to us, in
mental or manual abilities, there is
also proficiency. given to us in hpirite
which assail one sinner no not; hip -
pea* to another sinner,. and 1 vice
versh. One man may have a propen-
sity for gambling, anoth r fol. drink,
other for theft, another f
Some men are born liars.:
testify that certain chi -W-
hat -lily have -a tendency t
from their' cradles; other ,
born in the same family 1
a disposition to prevaricat
can often trace th,o life's
=of their children almost f
time those children begau
wner Of the
-, anOther
-fanity, an -
n• 'perjury.
, Par ants
•en in one
leVer Show l-
e. Parents
weithoeeses
1 tain satanic characteristic, as ; dis-
tinctly as a stranger can tell ;whe-
ther a child by the color . c f the skin
is born from white or 'blac - parents.
Of course it is often a great !deah '-
harder to tell 'whether the white
child has- a black heart or a black
skinned. child has a white heart than
to tell the color of the outeide 1 epi- '
dermal covering. .
As nearly every man Is strongeai in
- a spiritual sense in. some one Way,
than his oeighbor, it ou irt, to be
that strong Man's ,(Itity to se . his
strength -to coinpensCite for the Weak-
ness of his neighber. Bear And- ! for-
bear is the teaching of the Bible.
i his is the reason Christ s nt forth
his messengers two by two This' is
the reason we find impulsi e Peter
oiten walking by the side 1 of the
well poised _John; the gentle Mary
living ia the same house wtth : her
sister, who lost her temper hi : the
•
her 0
ire holt
se- Wthy
tal
bear
- broth
rhich
by pelled
eW. When
as 'finger
of al bt'
ye him 1
he cher&
er pr
re- churcl
ot ance
•t- sition
he: tempt
it- ye en
o- for ti
nd their :
ters.
Whe
nt truly!
el,' sit bit
's down
he ing
he Lord!
e have ;1
ough
pro te
COWELL
with
a me
sinful
corgi t
tent N
ter te
sq. fill
Christ
iciest
til h(
Last
sho el(
burdce
that
bear
the ol
afflict i
sorrow
tal
else 'it
culty
backs
an .doub 0 our loved ones' Kthitt
usefulnes and diminish "their tempta-
tions to th.. "Dear. ye on another's
burdens". has ii; wider a il dehher
In helii. lig a brother bear his it
dens we lake the back st 0 ger-
which we ;can bear our o n. A f
threatenp • with the Joss 0 one
his eyes. te became very n tett,
pressed. ' he surgeons -sat the p
must be Ut out. For so e time
Stayed at horn() and broo' ed ov
be comfot fled, But one day he Oita
ed down roadway. Aheadi of lilin
saw an (Id blind colored woin
standing cin the street co •ner 'Wm
ing to g Eis over. She are 'n
without alp. This old colitred w
man .had a I ng Stick in het ha
along. TI•ion, her arm she arri d
the stree ?" 'The- colored vom n
face was Wre thed in smiles as s
wigwam), !".T lank you, mahe , than
colored wo an said: "Mas a, s in
net aecou ti tol any one. But Mapsa,-
taken aw y my two eyes, !but - !the
people ar salWays kinder to me than
then. sir, Il have still my helm ing. Xy
children 1 he me, and I cilia never
cease to 'also Cod for the merkies
with *hich he has surrounded °nay
life." My friend stopped his, brooding
"if God an 'make et poor old blind
and care Or me." When a man tries,
to help c tit his brothers' Jul -dens,
he finds t at his own becoMe *ch.
lightcr to hear. ,
"Again t 10. text says, "Be t ye Ione
he p will often inspire a hopeless,
forth his kvn energies until after
awhile he gathers. strength ' enough
to help himself. - Have you ,e, er ehert
a team of horses 'hitched to e liell4vy
laden writ, n that. is -stuck hi i ;the
ruts? The iorses- struggle aind Pull
until they become absolutely help-,
have you ever seen a, couple 1 of men
come wit some Jong, staht bars?
They plac these bars enderneath the
hind axle Ind begin to heave.' The
hahe been passed have e'en Over s en
wagon mo es. Then alter the r its
the team 1 horses, which Were h lp-
les • when he wheels were shuck in
the ruts„ , sily pull title wagon along
the broad iighway? Have h-bu ever
seep a are engine, fastene tO he
end of a it g train, puffing nd bl w-
ingh With s wheels whirlin arm. ted
and aroun aitcl yet not huo: mg ne
inch ahea ? That train is :stalled
open an u
. eveh seen 5,S-
ou
ad(' ition o he
up? Then in
passed hex
pin.: NI.‘1.11aCs01.
Work? Hi
YelIslh; e°g1 rceoa.
sonic men
They have
backs. To
on, or the
upon the 1
in the mu
and atrug
pulled the
08 !O
nd Masons who need th 1 .
ound together by the mine
should not the ehildi n of
I bond of fellowship, te to
me to seek and o save that
church member who i not
il
minister does ne ong o the
d.clothe Lwe say: "Out with
m the pulpit ! Away with
him o his
not It ul's
ear
official -is weak o
'eeci to ; deprive
1 office. We ha
r. any wtong-doin
-0 allqw .for the
I ion. Ah, that
t. tat is not Christi's.
another's burden' means that
cht chief help and rescue teem'
a minister goes astray,. the
he fir , vith teal streaming
en a professed follower of the
o httve, been hi • guide and
it r." When Pete) play el e
di and denied lii. conne, Lion
'twist, the Saviour did not call
tt4eig of the apostles for a heresy
ly this theehment of Peter's
i et Christ tatig'ht the lesson of
e less and -mercy 'for the peni-
e-ongdoer. tie reordained pe -
go fiirth ;and • feed his lainbs.
ve one arlether's burdens teed
fi I the lath of Christ's ie spe-
ll). appropriate laseon for
hens tO learn who tahe no in -
in the welfare of fellow
1 us who are the membere of
t sehold of, faith.
ur own trOlibleS are heavier to
Dut if Wel were allowed, "s in
leg•eud, to go
grade. Then have
inether engine; being f
tt :first engine; her '
its power draw •the tr
fter the up grade has b n
e evou seen that sec' nd n-
hent_able to do all he
ve you ever ;seen ail th tt?
- trouble of 'this World is
are toe heavily tihrdened.
too big a pack upOn their
dse the figure of the w tg-
engine, they are ,stal ed
p grade. They are !, stlIck
. When theyi, first came to
I, they pulled an tug ed
led, and th$ 'nor t cy
More exh,au ted t ey jop-
reselt was instea of et -
down to die. If you Would go to
that weae ed tend stennbling it an
and help Wm carry the loath up .he
crossing-, I elle him out- Of the ruts,
you would not only do !good ho the
owni energies until fifth awhile he,
the misery of the ineb hate in the
had ;Valk the cup of torrort to the
bat dre s. He sigh ed th pledge
he stood it the foundr wor ,mg up- .
on 4 piece of iron. uddettly- that
bar of iroi began to theist aid moVe
it, and as it ray there he scented to
rht
In horror he delirious man dropped
see rt writ ing and ; twisthig upon
the iloor 1. the foundrh. John B.
only a her ;of iron, and yet there he
snake: Es courage brokel down.
He though it :was•useless to. itiaiggle
burden be ow caine 1 n. and said :
the temper. nee ineel lug; last Week. I
I would cohie arouod and find out
how :you a •e getting along. ; Ged
Go to for time and eternity. lie
nee et touched a drop of fataT ietoxi-
cant - after hat. Those. words' were
the helping hand that drew 1 iiii out
of the ruts and pushed him o -er the
-Up grade. Those 'few ' word. made
time; free for eternity. e ' :
ye 0 e, another's burdene and so ful-
an t et a*ication. Paul
dreh4ng the members Of the i Chris-
: tian ehurchhs. Those church s were
situated in Galatia.. The n e bets
ecoureehef his letter he hters ddnin the
! broad stateinent that each iii mber,
imuet bear With the faults an frail -
!especially d this bectutde the were
lbrethren an members of a c lurch
;family of w ich God was the ther
' and Jesus hrist the ,elder. ler ther.
The both' o a belief hi a ch mon
Saviour, certainly ought to helj the
mbers. I am told that hit sons
me
wi
ly
me
er to
pile le
own
No
a men
door
Vet ti
absolu
in ou
have I
suffere
had t
went
there
look s
dug s
carry
is to
Lord,
promh
;can g
and si.
;and al
Let
cumsi
other
those
ready
well a,
the we
young
Old 11
ding ct
young
friends
happy
trouble
come
would
sleep
long w
the shr
dig th
would
the sa
orange
cypress
of tha
all our
at the
anothe
law of
there (air own
a up the Sorro •s Of some one
ell probalhility we ',would -ar-
he burden 1 ' pach which lour
have been accuito led to itter-
Ow, we cannot lel our brioth-
n his stalwart shoulders our
ly inuniseible for us to -ear
Wet strength. 1 1... ome of us
ad so much trouble—sitch an
I. again and agl.in. We heve
o to thb family- plot, as I
o weeks ' ago,! aed to leave
loved one. The 1 grave di 1
. ig, and the Mack hole 'was
deep . Be t, theih I bethink
there. is a waly we cap. all
d he will; sustain 'us. -1:Ta has
our burdens .ppon Minh; do
rhea . Wel can go forth • !like
9 stripped Tor t le ray. i We
our, friends, carry their hur-
ih go back: to ithe good : old
times When, bii fOrce of •cir-
rson in - the Community. In
double a Men 's joye. When
1 ing hells !began to ring, the
h•ls, the frieed. of the bride,
ers which they had. pie ede
would seti the wedding ar-
f fends woeld serve "the Wed -
e; . friendti would help the
&tole furnish the !met home ;'
ould ' bear the ' len dens, jthe
and help the invalid( ; hey
hose the eye-lidh iri the last
hey would. sit up all night
ud and carry the e ket and
grave. • The I hale e friends
,eAse the headstone. Friends,
le friends xvite (nice plucked the
a
et us be to each other friehds
kind. Together, let us tiling
;burdeni -of sin and1 lay them
feot of' the 'cross, and this is
! of the gospel: IhDear -ye One'
Is. burdens and tso 'fulfill the
A de
line ne
the no
ed into Englan
eat in the olcdtKip *plant in1
V mansion in New York Was
tl•aced to a vein, of iron in
is being
Else where.
known i'11 eepland• •
The defense foeces Auethalia, 'exe-
unt to'.77,223 men. 1
Labrador has but 6,0 0 pel•ma4nt
settlers:, but 30,000 fis ernien visit
; It has beer:. found tha perhaps,
ietth malaria.
yond the contract limit: The Indian
and Chi'nese' maile are ned 2;00
for every 12 hours' delay. !
A German firm has perfected and
glass of water, -Will turn; it 'into btkr
as fresk •-ts if just drawin it is
Hyrtl's tpllecti n, has been; 'deposit;
ed in the Imuset in, at Salzburg. SOLO
years age; an tteriipt, was ;made to
was foiled. Th txuthorilies ;for the
authent icily of 'he skull now, in Salem
burg are; 0 gra
' When the eha
after his! Visit
buried hiMself
.17
ft Byrthl.
'returned Persi
o Paris he once moie
ithin the Walle k-4
Como a Host of Hiss
To Get Well and Keep Well Heinz
Chaste's Kidney -liver Pine.
You cannot avoid disease if you
neglect to regulate the owels and
.allow the liver and kidney to become
torpid, sluggish and in' ttive. ', Dr.
Chase's' Kidney -liver Pi Is are the
Most valuable family medicine that
one can conceive of -because they Ir.-
vigorate and regulate the eicretory
and filtering organs as no other prepay-
ation was ever known to db.
Mr. Geo. Benner, 'Wharton, Ontt
writes : —"I, don't like to have rny name
put in public print, but feel it a dutat
to my fellow-mrn to reCommend
Chase's Kidney -liver Pills. For
about four years I was troubled
with chronic constipation and weak-
ness of the kidneys. My condition waS
rerious when I began to use Dr,
Chase's Kidney -liver Pills, and I
verily believe that they have
raved my Me. I arn now well and feel
like a new man."
More people use Die Chasetel
Kidney -Liver Pills than any other Can-
adian* medicine. They are popolar be-
ceuse they mire when other remedies
fail. A.sk your neighbor about them.
One -pill a dose, 25 cents a box, all deal-
ers or Edmanson Bates & Co., Toronto.
Ilis Palmer, like his ancestors. /11.
subjects, however, have had a chanc
to see him. 'occasionally his auto,
mobile, which he brought along fron
" Paris. :During his absence his. attar
were attendc-d to by his second :soh;
who is an educated man and speaks
14.11-ench fluently, This prince—Shoaes-i
is interested in .agriculture and hitt
imported machinery of the latest'
patterns from Germany.
Facts and Figures..
A hank of yarn is 840 Yards.
Three hundred people hlie dant
from accidents in Europe.
Net receipts from coneect labor in:
Mississippi last year liver° about
In New Orlea,ns last year 78 pere
sons died from the effects of gunt
shot wounds. -
The world grows 154,000,000 acrea
.of whitat, ;115,000,000 acres of rye,
and 108,000,000 acres of maize. :
In the year 11000 the French Covh
ernment levied duty on 2,897 autoe
mobiles, of which 1,859' had onlv
To cross the Atlantic in four dayel
steanher must, be 935 feet long, 8/
wide, 'and driven at 30! knots by
110,000 horse power. She would
burn 1,700 tons of eaal a day.
Exaorly as Es Advertiiied.
An indignant 7 loOlting farmer re-[
turned to a horse dealer's about an.
hour after ankrehasing a, 'horse, et
"Look here, sir 1" • he exclaimed
"I don't want this horseHyotr' sol
cross the bridge.
said the dealer calinly. hWhy „did
you come to meefOr the horee
"I saw thez adyertisement the
rzr.Ares, to be sold for' no other rea.,
go out of town."
°Well, if you can get of town with'
him," said the dealer, hit will be
How Sankey Composee His 'Hymns.
As he' sings; so Mr, :Sankey tom -
poses the tunes for hip! hymns thepir-,
ed the feeling• of the ' moment!
Often he will stop suddenlY in the
midst of reading or talking to jot
down on the ever-readY masic-paper
some - bit of melodk that comes to.
him. . These. -jottings he gathers I to-,
gether and deyelops at lite leisure,'
sometimes fitting 'them to poem's pre-
served in his scrapbook:, hometimes
getting Fannie Crosby oe another
hymn -writer to write Words especial-
ly' -for ,hiS music. He 'open_ said h
good hune." He believes in melody
''Cood words. will soon attract a
aiwaYs over harmony as a- 1power. to I
move people.—Ladies' Home Journal.
. Cultivation Kills ‘reeds.
" If the ground is cultivated often
enough, no Weeds can grow, and if.
the • ground for a crop is carefully
prepared before putting in the seed,
°by deep plowing and frequient hien; 1
rowing,- the -cultivatibn required af-
ter the' plants. are up ' need not be
more than one inch deer). If this be:!
done after every rain there can be.
no weeds, and they will beCome few-
er every year, while the cultiV-ation
Prevent loss of- moisture in the
soil by affording a loose covering of,
dry earth.
If Hon Only Wonld.
If the young meitetwho are measur-
ing tape and laces wohld surrender
their work to the young giels who
are seeking employnient and turn -
their attentioni to the phrsuits of ag-
riculture,- there would be less misery
and more contentment in the land ;
there would . be more independence
an,d less servility ; more men and
fewer creatures; more 'happy- wives
wiSh comfortable honies; beautiful
cheldren and cheerful tempers,
k Death Germs in Pin Heads.
Ihhe swallowing of a Pin is less to
be dreaded thaai tti.e contagion that
mahe lurk about the pin,- Under its
head and about th.e point of a pencil
a whole multitude of disease germs
may lurk which, being given en-
trance to the mouth, from :there soon
infect the whole body, thus causing
illnesse or perhaps even deatle
Those Loving Girls.
• Bess --"I wish that young 'Seftleigh
wouldn't stare at me so every iirae
we meeti, It's dreadfully enabaras-
Ne1I—"Yes, poor fellow 11 He never
did- have much sense." ;
A. Perilous ProreSsigin.
There are some astrologers in China
but not many; as estrology is a
very perilous profession. 1When one
of these so-calted prophets! . predicts
eirent which does not dept., he
loses his • head.
—Thomas Dart;an attendent at the Lon-
don Insane Asylum, Sergeant-m*1r of the
First Hussars, diArobed `and walked into tte
Therm s at a ahallow place four *lea from
London,' Monday night. He' was form
who was 23 years of age, suffered- from mel-
ancholia. induced it la thought,„"by a love
affair. His suicide Was very deliberate, as
he had to lie down in the water in order to
be submerged
.61?1,joy Thi00
.. I
The, styleS for this Spring! and early Sum. er *ear are
attractive and catching that ever, and our si ck of
HATS, Sig I RTS„
COLLARS, TIES, Et
Are the nobbiest and most up-te-date to be picked up in
• leading fashion markets. You can't help bu, look dressy in.on
of our outfits, particularly iwhen. it is topp d off by a nebbir
Spring suit. Come in and See.
•
r Ohl
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For Torpid Liver, Flatulence,
Constipation, Biliomeness and
Sick Headache, TAKE
idi '
To ,
Safe, Mild, gnick-adting,
Painless, do not weaken,
and always give eatisfattion.
most reliable Rouseheld /Viedicine, can be taken at any season. by,A ults o
_ All druggists sell 4413k 1STOLPS."
F ruitnre Cheatier t
On account of great
we are now able to put f
ing purchasers will do we
date furniture are sold j.t
niture on thoniarket cheaper tha ever. All intend -
1 jierCall at our warerooms, where
lines of up -to -
right pricea
This department is
obliging attention given
1 Night calls promp
Goderich street, Seaforth,
JKI
this branch of the business. !!
y attended to -by our Undertaker, Mr!. SI. T. Holmes
opposite the Methodistt church.
ROADVOOTI B X &
ItiT
hOtAehAohthiltilveehewheetiliAMIANYVV
•
New iu4s for Men and Boys.
We -are showing magnificent range of Readyma e Clothing, whiell
arri'ved this week direct om the manufacturer, and can now offer you a ,new
and nobby suit at a rema kably low price.
Also a nice assortment of Hats and Oaps.
you.need Wat rproof Coat,- we lave lots of them
save you money.
Some special value in our Carpet Department. It al
carpet here, for you tan get choice, and If% have the adva.n
New goods arriVingi every few days ior oar
M. McBE
t pdces that wilt
ays ays to buy
of prices.
TH, PRETRIA.
BLOCK, II,LYT
011 MY ITEAD!
110Y1 IT ACI4S I
Nervous
Bilious
Sick
Periodical
Spasmodict
HEADACHES,
Headache is not of itself a
disease but is generally CauSed by
some disorder of the stomach, liver
Or bowels. .
Before you can be cured you
must remove the cause.
Public Telephone
Stations
asve seen
bbru:
Machine ell
third tO
tee:ape:7;
Top of tank
thbtlanp-e
white pome
Ingot ere
The Niel
onzith-
MeIotte bo
:thhiterh =Urea
increased ea
msxWhoiciarelrysoi
a7wrralitill8;Ke:aini
fgantoo7ariugw- a al oh:hi.r;:t. 0 t:b7
.111;181:aktiverd.11:edgu
ihing. ;John
seen, Moo
and turn it ea
,11178:1 fa: nift4.1:703 ort,
:It 0:
Atiwthrtalieb;a:be:ata:mSkesisidutllewri
teetat*oems;.:2,1;
makes of Cr
There biro w
oven: an uf
Plao#3 the vast facilities of the Tele- -
phone System a the .dispoeal of
every one. Are convenient for the _ .
use 1# non-inbsori re.
waye montllop are required by. by-law to build
faettiottlime, toot bate
the tame -of -wire, and poets at lead one `rod apart.
Anyverson building fences of Other material will be
occupadts building fences along publics high-
pcafidreinm thovaeltaafixel.
Dated this 2Ist day of April, 1902.
1793
ROI) „Clothes
vrill iSeed your last yearas suit to the
01 clothee made to tool like new. Dyeing :and
antee to give good satisfaction on _shortakt notice.
do no ail to give me a call. Batter.aila eggs taken
1792 Oppoeite tie Laundri, Nortla Main Stoat.
The Maillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
FARM AND isoLATEp TOWS
BURDOCK 810011 IFTERS: pi
will do it for yon.
It regulates the stomach, liver
and bowels, purifies the lood and
tones up the whole syste to full
health and vigor.
Notice to Trespasers.
- The public are hereby warned th
found tiespeiiiing on my farm, Lot 27
AD
t any rennin
Concession 1,
17i ax 2
Having placed al Iny breeding 'p rs at S. Dor-
retaken:, for run, anyone wiebing pur bred Barred
Plymouth Rork eggs can now have th rn at 50 cents
per setting. AITZEL, Seale the or st
Dort nue 1793 -if
W.
throp
Dubt
liar
Lean,
Bko
Iambs
villa P
wadi
heir r
McLean; President, K men P. 0.; Thomm
vice-president, Brueetleid 0„• Thomas R.
er! hostessehe hire V.
; James Evans, Been wood John Wstt,
ppen ; James 00'111011 Clinton.
Cumming ligtnendy J. Yeo,
0.; George Aluidie an John 0. Monism,
s dadrons to effect :Insurances or Irma
-Mainers will be pr attended to at
iint kr any Of the abbr. 0111000, addiessei
DIWIlop Direoto for 1902i,
JOHN la BROWN, Counallor, ea Ale P. O.
ii
CHAR ES LITTLE, Vour-edler, Winthrop P. 0.
JOHN 0. MORRISON, Clerk, throp P. 0
DAV M. ROSS, Treasurer, WinthroPP. O.
.I.!
SOLO ON J. SHANNON, 0 . I'. Sanitary Inspector,.
Gra
Trains is&
&owe Warr—
Gorse Nona
Land
slue NOR=
Exeter—
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Brueefela
Roma
Wing
Erucetiold
Ceatralia
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