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902
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"I have kept Ayer's Cherry Pec-
toral in my house for a great many
years. It is the best medicine in
the world for coughs and colds.?'
- J. C. Williams, Attica, N. Y.
All serious lung
troubles begin with a
itickling in the throat.
You can stop this at first
n a single night with
IAiees Cherry Pectoral.
Use it also for bronchitis
consumption, hard colds,
and for coughs of all kinds.
Three sizes: 2ec., enough for ens Ordinary:
(rota; See.. just rigla for broueintishoarse-
urea herd cotes, etc.: en, most economical
for chronic case& end to keep on, hand.
J. C. Al.E.R. Cu., Lowell. Mass.
THE
1902
MELOTTE
MODEL
Det buy a Cream Separator until you
have seen the 1902 Melotte Model. One-
third to It lees power required than others.
Machine cut gearing of gun metal and
phesper bronze, and are fitted with a br4ke
attachment, found on no other Separator.
Top of tank only 44 inches above floor, easy
to put milk into; being low don, has no
top -heaviness to cause vibration, which is
the chief wear of Cream Separators. Self
balancing bowl, bowl casing coated with
white porcelain, more durable than tinware.
Discs are aluminum, which will not rust.
The Melotte handle can be taken off and
pat on without wrench or screw driver, but
will not fall off. A great advantage, as
Separator handles should be put out of the
reach of children when not in use. The
Melotta bowl spindle has only one bearing,
other Cream Separators have four or five,
which means extra wear. Reduced prices,
inereased capacities, sold on easy terms.
We aka handle Farm Implements and
Machinery, Deering, Wilkinson, Noxon
Drills, Windmills, White Engines and Sep-
arators, also Totten goods,.
• D. MeCALLUM, Seaforth, Oat., J. D.
- WALKER, Staffa, Oat., Agents. All
goods at A. Campbell's warerooms, Sea -
forth.
What people say about this Cream Sep-
arator
Serferlb, Febrnary 25, 1902.-Gentlemed :
bought a Melotte Eepanntor two years ago ham J.
D. antra and have run it twice a day ever share.
It lies cost nothing for repairs. I think it thebeat
and easiest running Separator on the market. I am
well satisfied both for durability and clean skim-
ming. John G. Sproat.
- Seefotth, February 26, 1902 -Dear Si,: I have
used a Melotte Separator two years. The longer we
use it the better we like it. We can sit on a itoel
and turn it eseily. The e is no apparent wear to be
men. It looks as good as new. Geo. A. Gray.
neafcrtb, February 25, 1902. -Gentlemen: The
sizel Melotte I purchared in November, 1899, has
given the beat of -satisfaction in every respect, In
that time we have separated 12e,CO3 pounds of milk,
and the Separates was turned by a boy who was 12
years Old this mentb. III bad to go back to the old
way or skinmirg, I would go back on the cows.
Abraham ilugiti.
Eeeforth, Febroary 25, 1902. -After trying several
makes of Cream' Separators, I takeVreet pleasure in
rnoromerding the Mektte to any intending per.
chseer. 1st. It dcee all chimed for it. 2nd. It is
much tester turned. 3rd. It is easily cleaned. Ob.
There it. no waste oil to come in canted with with,
ream or utensil. William aberhert. 1787.18
Ic**-ag-YrInre*,4F.4c-Winn`seen*********** In
Use ihe genuine
AMR &
FLO IDA
ATE ei&
The Universal Perfume."
For the Handkerchief, Toilet and
Bath. Refuse all substitutes.
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TIME TABLE.
Grand Trunk Railway.
Treins leave Seaforth
onowe :
emeo WaNT—
Paesenger. 12.40 r.
Paseenver.... _ 10.12 P. M.
Mixed Train_ _ 9.20 A. M.
Mixed Train 6.15 P. M.
GO/NG EABT—
remenger.. 7.53 A. al.
Passenger 8.11 P. M.
Mixed .. 4,40 P. M
and Clinton
stations as
Clarteort
12.65 P. N
10.27 P.M.
10.16 A. M.
7.06 P.M
7.884.
2.56 F.
4.251'.
Wellington, Grey and Bruce,.
Passenger.
8.07 re K.
8.17
8,27
8.38
Passenger.
6.68 A. K.
7.02
7.18
7.28
NONTO--
Ethel .
Brussels.. .—
Bluevale..
Winghato.. -
arena Screen--
Wingirene..... ..... --
Bluovele -
Brussels_
Zthel
. London, Huron
IMO NORTH—
London, depart...:..
Centralia . . .. ••••
nester_ _ .. .. • -
Haman _
Capon . . ......•..• • ..• .•
.......
Londesboro - • • •
c••••••e• • "AP* ••••••
Beigrave___ _..-
Winghate ..
Seise Soma-....
Winghamedepart....
fielgraxe .... . . ..
. ..
Clinton
.. .
Brucelield....----- •
}Jensen- -- • • --
Exeter
Centralia.... .. . -•
London,
Mixed.
ate F.
2.10
2.85
8.25
Mixed.
8.66 A. K.
2.17
9.45
10.P2
and Bruce.
Passenger,
8.15 A.m. 4.40 Pat
9.18 5.55
9-80 6.0
9.44
9.50 • 6.25
11.58 6.88
10.15 6.55
10.33 7.14
10.41 7.23
10.56 7.87
11.10 8.00
Passenger.
6.53 A.M. 8.15 . m
7.01 8.40
7.14 8.65
7.22 4.05
Lee 4.25
8.05 4.49
8.15 4.67
8.22 6.02
8.86 6.14
8.46 6.23
9.37 de. is. 6.12
G -G -S
Having placed my breeding pens at J. for.
raneea for run, anyone wishing pure bred Barred
Plymouth Rock eggs can now have them at 60 oents
Per setting 0 H AITZEL, Seaforth, or at J.
Darren 179841
ST. PIEFII41E
-1'he City Wns UsautIfii, Iretri. «Re nefiare
Dean Visited by E4ijqtitkes and
'Ire -Rd Mau #en
Originally St. lamina Wee Aladin nn-
• tirely _ of stone. Aft.. 'several earPe-
quakes, which resulited in terrible
toes of life, the inhabitants btfilt
their houses of wOode Then
the
town
Was fire swepti, and -stone Wats
again used as the gainertel building
maierial. After several: eerthqua ee
wood once more was nee , but he
• place was destroyed by re n
eight years ago.
••According to Charles Von
triondt, late Dutch I consul in t.
Pierre, at last reporte: the beldiegs.
' of St. Pierre were assessed at a;val-
+eat ion of $10,000,000: Insurance
was generally carried,!, an the Iss
will amount to about- $,000,Q0O,
which will fall most !hetateily Upon
the Northern ,pre Yninlratiftee • Ce
Pany, the Sun Fire Instarence Co ne
:pony and the LancaShire Laser-
'ance 'Company'. TII lfe insuraece
companies will suffer l Iosis of abut
$1,000,000, which Will 10.11 mcist
heavily upon the Entab e and. the
New York • Life. In t Vivo ban "s„
the Colonial and the iDarik de la ?AI ',-
Unique, there must lie eh. ett ,
000 in gold, specie rthd bils.
Mont Pelee has been described as
always cloud -capped. The top of tlhe
peak lies a slightly elanti ig uefeice
of perhaps teltity 4(040 yarde:
irregular in outline; sOUthaardly the
Morrie- pitches sheer. lizito a frightful
chasm,- between the conVerOng of to
of those long • corrumitted ;ridges
ready described as iliattire' sing . the -
volcano on all side. ITrough a
cloud -rift can be seen ;Snot ei.* crater -
lake twelve hundred lfuet below, said
to be five times larger ;than the
Etang; it is also of mere; irregular
outline. ;I
St. Pierre was butt to last for
centuries. The devell,xrigS' eVere made
with walls three feet. in !thickness.
Houses, of the well-t-sIo:i 'poked. like
buttressed fortresses: Tiefore the tor-
rent of lava and the of ashes
fell upon it, - it was steIle built
and stone paved, • with yee,r. narrow
streets and real -peaked rOofisa
Yellow was the doatirn'tate tone ; it!
contrasted pleasingly vi Ui the burn-
ing blue of the tropicsly abeve. No .:
street Was level. ey limbed and.
twisted Up the hillsides. Bearywhere
Was• the loud. murmur Of -tinningi wa-
ter -pouring through the -deep gut -
tees conteived betvean the paved •
thoroughfares and tic Iiibstirdt little
sidewalks that varjec freim One foot
to three in width. ;
St. Pierre was a ri h city. It dealt
chiefly in sugar. Pc verily was h'ard-
ly known. There Were I Many rich
men there. The Unit4d ;-;Itates. Great
Britain: and ()thee troilint4e8 had con-
suls. There were '25,i00,01 serails to its.
aopulace and 15,000*ln-0e in the vile
laga.s that surrounded 411. Morrie
lioug-e, 2,000 feet up the 'treacherous'
sides of Irelee. held .0)Q pills, who
tilled the withOut, fear of the
menster on whose slinte. they trust-
ed themselves.
The roadstead ace s I fine H one.
Ships were there alWayis iind 'there
was. frequenti passenger e 'r 'ie to the
United Statdi and ti e other is-
lands of the West, In bee.
Cables run to all inipcietant pOints.
All the great tradinglfteres. of Amen -
ca ,and Europe had agents I there.
•
science(' seed (lancer.
The scheme of caner research
adopted by the Royal College of
Physicians has beets forma0y approv-
ed by the Boyal College- or Surgeons
arid may now, reinaeke 1 he British
Medical Journal, be Segarc ei as -in
being.''
A fund of 1:100,1100 j to be rais-
ed, and steps are te be thlkNl : To _
provide, extend, °quilt ant Maintain'
laboratories to be deisoted excluisiVe-
ly to cancer research., To: encoulaige
reseurches On the subjeet of ca leer
within the United Kingsliota or it tlhe
British Dominions' Bea -00d the efts.
To assist in the develoPment of can-
cer research departnirite in vat iaus
hospitals and institutions Opr ekal
by the executive eommittee, and gen-
erally to provide meanie fbr sys elm-
atic investigation • in VarioUC other
directions into the canses.,
tion, and treatment of Cancer. 'lithe
fund will be administered leY a Pre
dent, rice -presidents,' five trust[e s,
honorary treasurer, general Com nsit-
tee, and executive cominittee.
latter will control the income o the:
fund, which is to be expended on tho
above objects, iacluding the as! -lin -
merit of funds for theerect ion oa exa
tension of laboratories cir for I the
equipment of any existieg lahorai.olry
in le hich investigatioaa are or Shell;
be pursued; for grants to individi iii
workers in other laboratot iee,I or:
elsewhere; for itivestjgzairms Ira
than those in laboratories: furl the
collection of statistical. dietetic; toe
Pographical, androt her ieforientiOn. •
The working staff will. also, be; LP -
pointed by the executive eotinnittee,
coneistivestegation and his aseistantS. of in-
k of a superintendent
First Newspapers.i .
As it is to Germany ihat we. Iowa
the first examples of •printIing, sie AO
that country' is doe trlfi H credit of
publishing the first reeitiarly it -ea ed
newspaper. This was ; th* Frankfare
ter Zeitung, and. it appleared first in
1615. This publication • still in
existence. ' It was follOveld the yeaa
after by The Nieuwe Titatinghro. a
Duteli productiota printed at Ant-
werp, says a London palter. The
first English newspaper :I was , The
Weekly News front Ito ye Germany,
etc., published in Lond tel .1622. The,
Gazette de France (1' ii t,, 1 631) nd
others followed. . Thealiondon ;Li-
zette was the firat eegulerly is.stied
English newspaper that, survives 10
the present day. It -aitpeared in
16,55, and the earliest numbers were
published at Oxford. Oltere the eokuS
• at that time was torpor:. rily e4itsch-
lished. i
1
••••••=b,
To Remember When easekinx a Trunk.
If there be 'one principle I more than
another to be observed ie paeldk it
is that the heavy thiates go at ;the
bottom of the trunk. evert though
one is sure that it is to stand ion
end half of the trin.-X.,,adiess 1.lome
J martial;
•
Daniel Webster's Reply. ;
Daniel Webster once Itold a story. in 441.
speech, and was asked where he got It. "I
had it laid up in my head or fourteen
years, and never had al chance to use lb
until to -day," he said: Boys sometimes
want to know what good, it will do to learn
the "rule of three," or to commit to Mem-
ory a verse of the Bible, The answer is
this -Some time you will need thatvery
thing.
see.
RaliSand a
tare no effete
karneis tree
with Eureka
as" 011. It
slats the darna,
keeps the kcal- -
es soft and pli-
able. titches
no aro break.
No ro gh sup
face i� eha
and cert. Th
barnerie not
may keeps
lookiag like
new, but
wears twice
as long by the
use of Eureka:
Mamma Oil.
Sold
+everywhere
Is cams -
all slue.
etoses by
Imperial Oil
Company./
For sale
THE HURON
DROLli CORACT
EXPOSITOR,
ER
"COUNSELOR" NOLAN WAS A WIT
OF THE NEW i YORK BAR.
S me of the qualsi Saying's 01
letureoeue Legal Light, Wh
ears Kept, :Gotham's Judges
awyero Lasighing.
ri a book entitle ,"The Mull!
arles Frederick I Stansbury
ought together the best of the
tes of Tom Nolan, who was k
pularly among members of the
rk bar as "Counselor Nolan."
many years the counselor kept j
and lawyers of New York laug
and at political conventions he wa
of the important, if not Serious; a
tions. The counselor was himeel
generis. 1s dro
• i3ome characteris c stories from
lwas indivi
terr
Sta.nsbuty's collectir are her
down:
At a political co yention a f
asked Nolan:
"Isn't it strange, counselor,
your friend Croker, who Is an
mighty power down our way, doe
get a nice political j� for himself
The 'barrister drew himself up,
ing his inquisitor ove from ithe c
of his eye, and then replied, wit
,verity: 'Tis a pean brain' you
blaney, to ask me tb t. Is there
job he hasn't got?"
Judge Horace Atlas II told the fo
leg story: Nolan - o ce had a
whose name was Mr . Moriarity.
her case bad . been Iplaced upon
talendar Mrs. Moriarty appeare
ery day in Nolan's office with her
en witnesses. ' the case rea
the top of the calend r, and Nolan
on band to try It. Te opposing
se) asked for a post one ent
frght the postponement with
elequence, laying much str ss upo ii
fact that Mrs.- Morlarity hid bee
to enormous trouble and expen
coming every day to his ol1ce wit
eleven witnesses. Ji4dge Dugro,
*rug sitting, was n t co vinced
parently by Nolan's erfe -yid or
and granted the adj urn ent.
the barrister arose.,
"Your honor," said hes "has see
to grant a postponeudent
and, while I humbly subm
lag of the court. yet I woul
your honor to do me.
"Certainly, counsel°
replied Judg Dugro.
"Go you to my offic
barrister, "a d infor Mr
that this cas has bee pos
' Witty and keen a Nol
once in tiwhi e got th wo
counter with a witne s, a
ing Incident I lustrates:
The plaintiff, ,Mr. goley
Mr. W. for damages stistal
lessness of defendant In
donkey to escape fro 34 hi
trespass upon plaint' B la
in the witnetss box.
'Barrister Nolan (foe def
say that Mr. W.'s alma
this injury to your pr s ert
Foley -Yes, .sor.
' Berrieter-Where d
thiselonkey?
'Folesl-Tied up in d en
Barrister -Where d d y
him?
FoleY-On me prem es.
learriSter-How do you now It
theaarde donkey?
Foley (empha Heels, .-I
tied up in the sthabl
Pose I'd know yez wh
The barrister excus
It was. in the old s
fore Judge David Mc
m. Broderick, Seaforth.
• IMPCi "
ANT NOTICES. 1
NEW BUGG
MoLaughn.
original pre e. O:
1
b
A.
OR SALF..-For sale a new
gey. Will take (110 lees than
SUER, &Womb. 1795-tf
HOUSE FOR B
to rent, a 1
street, Seaforth. !
founds ion. Apt
. LE
centortable
hi
yto
OR TO RENT. -For lute cr
hem* house qn Ord
good repair and has good stone
GEO. BALE, Fgmondville.
1795x4
OOSTRACT F
10, Tuckers
building Carter's
at the wheal Sate
MORTON, &era-
!
it,
Lloca
day
,
FENcr.-Sebool seolitin
wants to let °entreat
42 rode. Contract lobe
Man 814, et 6 80 p
J7963
No.
f.r
14
m. N.
-
1\TEPT FEED seoee
J.." i on hand
hand. Flour excb
JOHN T111RSK.
t
a
aged
AT BLAKE. -We at 311 kerp
supply ot nu: and Mi I
for %area. Give us ,a trial.
1186 tt
;
You
...
/I)
For
Cuts
Burns
Bruises
It is
l'erels
, , Me..,
0,1117411er
a sure, safe
only
Two
e,
oe
Player
si*
Need
Cramps
Diarrhoea. ;
All Bowel
Complaints
d quick remedy. .
PAIN -KILLER._
DAVIS',
s, 25c. and 50e.
FO
: SALE.
Oe El FOR SALE
0 eries, flour
private property,
ferre . A. HASLAM.
aa
and
Wit
t Belgrave, Batelle for gra.
feed. Will exehange for
1 ham, Blyth or Clinton p o•
1792x8
t
BGGY FOR SALE
ewe make, near
3 ear. Will be sold
I URCIILL, Egnion
ati
yill
A good top buggy, Dee,er-
l as goal as new, run One
Int -gain. Apply to JelliES
. , 1789-tf
HOIU8E
fortatle
forth, cbe
or las.
AND LOT
cottage
p. apply
GNORGE BAT
t
OR SALE. -For rale a ocim-
n Wed William street, Pea -
J HENRY BEATTIIC, Seafor-h,
, Beynold. 179 atf
OlUalt
; !Orme
Nome,
iingood
f
FOR SAL
°sheen,
bard
reps
.-For sale, a conieortable
.n Market street, : Seaforth.
a . soft water, good garden,
r• pply to MRS. J. A. ANDWIR.
1797x4
ighn
h uen
TiliBER
mi
t mher it
a. e 18 p
of frame;ivauld
ly ell timber
Winthrbp.
FOR PAL
machinery,
Barre. Th
e..es 9xI2 lncu
s
is men
.-Having diapered of saw
e are now offering far sale the
building is 60x8nneet; there
a MI feet longeradeeendent
el is separate if desired, near-
lin. GOVENLOOK BROS ,
. 1782.tf
twtm
In
Ave minutes
Mid 6
orchard,
cistern
Underneath,
house.
0.
yOB. SALE.
8,103 acres;
walk i.f,
miles from
mostly
; a barns,
other
Apply to
Lot 31, •Concession 8,11. R.
a ol house on pretuases ; within
0 orch ; 5 miles from Clinton
(lath it ; large frame how°, good
int r fruit; 2 good wells and
on barn 4Sx58, done stabling
'a -24x130 ; driving shed and hen
WH TFIELD 0111011, Clinton P.
1797-4
,
VARM FOB. SA I
SI 6, L. R. S., I
About 90 are; c le
rood state of a Itie
There is on tie
kitehen ; small Ix
extra good or chard
This farm is plea
It is 3 miles from,
Neb. Will be a
Aptly to WM. MA
cession 4, Stanley.
E. For sale, Lot g7, Concession
L tramith, containing MO acres
r well underdreined -and in a
tion; the batmen is bush.
elee a grad frame house, with
.. e: . arn and shed. Tact° is an
of 3 acres. Plenty of geed water.
an y ard conveniently located.
fln efleld and 4 rates fawn Sea-
hi1 cheap and on easy terms.
gar., Varela, 6r on Lot 20. Con-
I 1796x4
STOC:
--3
TOR 8
for sera Ice
Concessio
Improv.d
at time cif
10th,
Ont. ; 2n
P. ince•O»
' •
Ch
Street
by Jcs
David, 1;89:
Cl tn,man
Derry, (63
by Bins
RV
se
al;
9J
at
ie,
vii
Faa
(i
;
art
OR SERVICE.
Dome
Pill keep
Lot 22,
Oanaiian
payable
ing. Pedigree.--
November
Brunets,
Ont. Sire,
rhos. Henson,
dam, Oxford's
eton & Sol,
3028, (bred
by King
420, by
by Lord
loth, (454),
attar.
1797x4
- ---
CE. --The undersiened will
n his pr. mises. Nc rth hal of
4 L R. S., Tuoicerstnith, one
orkshir, 1 Boar. Terms. -$t,
ice, with privilege of return-
Leaf Hero was for owed
bred by Robert Nioh I,
ener, Henry table, &aorta,
reh 2nd (Imp )6412. (bred by
ate, Ptte bcrea Einem) ') ;
5271, (bred by Jos Feath Ir-
., Ont), by Britannia Wonder,
heraton); Oxford Less, 2708,
MI tress 4th, (insp. in dam)
47); Madernois lie, (imp.) 21,
r rue, (822); by Turk; Counter.°
; U rand Duchees, by Cult'.
HENRY LITTLE.
Is a
Renovator,
Tonic.
A
the same
Liver,
It
Constipation
ache,
I ii d i g
Shingles,
1
arising
impure
.
and
at
br
BtlFiDOC
El
BITTERS
purel
medicin
;
ti
Bowe
cures
Salt
ds ti 0
Iti
fro
condieon
;
FOP Sabo
System
directly
Stomach,
Head-
Sores,
Cancer,
any disease
j
.000
11
e
0
I yspepsia,
Pimples,
R eum,
gworm.
,
.....)
vegetable
ood Purifier
that acts
on the
and Blood.
Biliousness,
Boils,
Running
Erysipelas,
or
an impoverished
of the blood.
by ail Druggists.
i
(.3..
' A
Si"cial
:o Horseshoehig
General
Goderioh
i
It,
-
.. :
I
Robert
Devereux
BLACKSMITH
tonn--
MAKER
-an. d
Opp.
Queen
ifotel.
- Seaforth
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every one.
use of non
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Stations
facilities
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Mr.
set
ilend
that,
IS
not
• ok-
ner
se-
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nny
ow.
lent
fter
the
ev-
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as
nun -
elan
eat
the
put
of
her
ho
ap-
tory
hen
fit
tf the c se,
t to the nl-
like to ask
r."
undered. the
. Montel ity
ported.' ._
n was, he
st of amen -
the tot w -
personal fa r
, with pleas
What is it?
PP
ewd was
csy sDeg-
Hewing his
stable Ijnd
n. Foley is
: I
ndant)-tou
caused all
U first see
ant's stable.
is next see
as
I saw Iyez
don't yez ep-
n yez got 190 e?
d- Mrs Foley,
peeler court -be
dirte. and a jury.
an the barrister was tretini; a clise on
be alf of the plaint1f int negligence•
su t against the Tw nty-third seteet
cr sstown railroad, web was eon-
te lied by Jacob Sher , who afterWard
ga e the name of "bo die aldermen" to
,th world. On rising o sum up on he-
lm f of his client Nol n launched forth
In o an attack upon S arp, who had in
no manner appeared I the case. Rats- _
In his voice to a pi h that could be
he rd by citizens in t e City Hall tk, •
he concluded his pero atiod as toile s:
'And who, gintlem n of the jury, is
Jacob Sharp? I will tell you, giritle-
men, He is a man eo lost to al his
Sinse of ethics and the rights of man
that for the sake of palthry prosPee-
tive dividends be woeld run' a railroad
tip your spine and Make ties out of
your ribsr
When the bar of the city of New
rk gave a dinner at -DelniOnle '13 in
liolnor of former Justice Abraha It.
wrence on his retirement free the
be eh, one of the re arks Nolan eade
w s:
• There's Recorder I Smyth. H's a
go d judge, a foin judge, he he
thinks Ivery man ou bt to go to p Ison
alt least wa rice."
I Nolan on one occaililon was a ci ndl-
date for a municipal! once. and I the
cotirse of his canvas be asked a wo-
rn n of his acquaint nee if she ould
us her influence in obtainIng for him
be husband's vote. "Sure, I ill,"
sa d the woman. "Are we not vete
le tingly grateful to frou ever sine you
go my husband off f r stealing a g n?"
'No, no, my dear omen," crie the
be ster, "not for sealing a gun but
fo the alleged steal! g of a gun."
• Alleged be both ed," replied the
w man. "Come up tairs and I'll bow
yo the pm."
nee seguing a ase in bells f of
ell uts who were salliors and will e in
tb midst, of an ex austive displ y of
na tical cbolarsh1p1 Nolan was I ter-
ru ted by the court:
• How comes It, unselore that you
.po seas such a vast knowledge o ;the
, se
.= "Does your honor think," respo
Nolan, "that I ,cam S over in a bac
And Ile
It happens -quite
,
If made man has
tne
eetion,
req uently tha
son who is si
de4
the
ply
MARRIAGE LICE N ES
ISSUE AT
THE HURON EXPOSITOR OF ICE,
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
NO WIIINEEEES REQUIR D.
-
The Sea
Tea St
Is now right at th
large stock of all kind
seeds, all fresh seeds,
as the cheapest. I w
seeds, which I have
clover seed, Blake clov
full line of mategold s
beet, yellow globe an
Also a large stock of'p
nips, dutch set onions,
'lot onions and large a
gains in all kinds of
fruits. Six Vas: new
new prunes for 25e, 5'
25e, dried apples, 6o
apples,' appricote, eve
treated hoeey and corn
maple syrup- har' the
syrup, black molasses
a few fiih yet in Acta
at less than cost. T
for 25e. Nb. 1 Labrad
doz., salmon trout, 50
less fish for 25e, 2 boxe
china, crockery and gl
tended to all to Come
good bargains. Highe
butter andleggs in cash
forth
1
Ii
front with a very
of garden and field
d as ill sell as cheap
name a few of the
w in stock. Red
,tireothy seed and a
d, long red sugar
i
anamoth long red.
plct top weed tar-
otato onions, abal-
one ; also great bar
-
()eerier, sad dried
gs for 25e, 5 lbs.
s. good raisins tor
ar lb. ; evaporated
rated peaohee, ex -
honey :also Deets
Don or quart, sugar
and coal oil. I have
which will be sold
q ski. lake herrings
r herrings 15c per
tr lb. ; 5 . lbs. bone.
erring for 253, also
sware will be clear-
ed out at cost. A cor ial levitation is ex -
d get some of the
price paid for fresh
r tittle.
UL
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HAVE you
been amok.
ing a good deal
lately and feel
an occasional
twinge of pain
roundyourheart?
Are you short of
breath, nerves
unhinged, sense. -
of pins and needles
go rig through your
arats and fingers?
Better ake a box -or two
of Mil ur&s Heart and
Nerve ills, and get cured
before hings becometoo
serious
As specific for all
no
true
enri
newer, they cure nerv
ness, nervous prostrati
palpitation of the hea.rt
grippe, etc.
Price soc. per box o
at all druggists, or will
of price by
The T. Milburn
Toronto,
heart and nerve
trepublestheycan-
be excelled. A
hedrt tonic, blpod
her and'nervel re-
usness, sleepl we-
n, smoker's he rt,
after effects of la
3 boxes for $ .25
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Is successfully used monthly by over
0,000 Ladies. Saf ,effeetual. Ladies ask
our druggist fo Cook's Cotton Root Com -
mod. ke no oldie; as Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangers. . Price, No. 1,11 per
box' No. 2, 10 degrees st onger,18 per box. No.
1 orb, mailed on receipt f price and two Leen%
items. The Cook Cojnpany Windsor, Out.
'Nos. land 2 sold an recommended by all
responsible Druggists in Canada.
Sold in Seaforth by Alex. Vilson, J. S. Roberts and
1. V. Fear, druggists. 1
Farmers ' Attention.
If you require any Shingles, it will
be to your interest to buy them at
the
NORTEI MAIN ST. PLANING MILL.
A large quantity of the best quality
of Red Cedar Shingles at right
• prices.
N. CLUFF & SONS,
North Main Street, Seaforth.
1748
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BULLET FRO
A AR.
odern War Methods T y the
I Soldfors' Nerves,
da a man may die as soon as the
y e guns. hidden away in tee ills -
lend topped mountains seven
s Way; begin to tal . And over
ven miles he must wal!4 with
with a wide interval between
d his pals on either -hnn . He
t 1 0 down at every sh rt halt andte the gr end hurriedly with his
e s ade at every long one, for the
t hells are sailing toward him,
an h gees by his officer's eye and
hears by his commands that it Is con-
sideredthat he may perish at any mo-
ment and that precautionls areneces-
over, h w futile those prec ution ' must
1
sary t ' preserve him. He sees, more -
be if ne of those monsters howling
overhe d should land as near to bim as
the la one did to that blasted tree,
for In ance, with its scorched dan-
gling 1 mbs and the huge charred,fis-
sure In its stout trunk, or as tile, one
before id to -the team of mules In the
ambult nee wagon, now at screaming,
struggl ng jumble of harness and
blockly I esh.
All t Is is dispiriting and appears un -
nee stse y. The country on all sides is
as
hill
my' 1
ea
of
ah
qui
atandcacuiaet
nth.i
ext ndi
thei(
tot
noti es:
badly
reer to
gusting
the dar
klintoe 'ye
VS
the ithe
i
if„co. shell,uNi3e,itx-eit•i5
,
the high
es t he
spouts ts
s Nf'l ihdellvs n : s h e
the battle, afte
slee in peace
t a
dui as his native dale, not a
an enemy. Even the great blue
ad, on hich be is told the ene-
ng gun are posted, looks as
the -m untain on a Christmas
et for two miles he walks
death, thinking only of it be -
ere is tithing else to think of,
• as t ilight falls bivouacs in
d. line, ees his friends run for
betwe n the fall of the shells,
Otte of hem time his run back
lid mee4 a projectile In full ca -
part fr m it an awful and dis-
offense; and then lies dolvn in
'less With:shaking nerve and
ght nit five worse miles still
e betw en him and the guns he
e is 14nded to take.
orning he is awakened by a
marched with infihite caution
• more miles, shelled the whole
shelled even in his bivouac by
of the moon and as be watch -
reject' es buiiting like water -
f fire long his hillside is glad
Is tol that tomorrow- will be
which if he wins and
ay be able to walk and
for a space.
Fr
intall rl IP j'el
pool
por own
ter a
meetandunryd 10°11
Thi
I
pin
Lin
of
cab
pe s t
ess HIS".
Mr. Se
do
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coin's
army,
evae ots
b
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an a
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• for ne
we 03
fig t,
braingamebs or
l In
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Hegoi ogno t
own p
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spent&
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bet
be twots
partroe
thel chi
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OLN S DISPATCHES.
any f • Them Were Dated
m the War Department.
e Is .-ften expressed by Very
t peo le that so large a pro-
f President Lincoln's most im-
telegrams and some of his let -
date r from the war depart -
lead of the executive mansion
'of th
other
enera
and
dra
perso
better
officer
13
I.
iss from the riavy, trees-
dministraelye bureaus.
17 deemed a very illegal -
from it writers I have
n the conclusion; that
ally liked tiih sectetary
than any of the other
. While this indeed ap-
have it een true, it does not nee -
so follow. He certainly held
ard in high regard, yet lie Eel -
t to the state department.
circumstances it was not at all
The 'explanation Is easy.- War
business of that tiine, and Lin -
yes were always bent to the
specie ly when great military
ere I pending. Eie habitually
the djacent war department
y h dquarters, *here abode
Hall k, his military adviser,
s and views. Head and heart
renuo sly concentrated on the
herev it might be. His fertile
w, t , the critical points a the
tenti • es far more clearl than
his called "ablest gen rale'
only ished to know wha was
in t e field, but perform d his
t nob y. In the heat of ction
ucial moments his, orders Bug -
and inquiries were fir d off
eously from wherever he • Ight
e moment, and at such p nods
generally "over at the w r de-
r with Mr. Stanton. That Is
f reason why so many of his
es are dated at that d part -
d not because be Perhap held
In higher esteem than th Bee-
f the navy or state or treasury.
It
metit
Sta n to
ret. ry
a
A-1
coal M
tityI of
Ne
askte
wh re
To Wh
fteeossmendIng, Coal.
moter of a recently discovered
ne in Rhode Island sent a quan-
he material to Professor 44- of
ork university. Afterward he
or a certificate of its quality,
pen the professor NV'rote:
ni It May Concern;
Tilsis Is to certify that I have tried this
coal In11 my fireplaces, grates and atoves
for se ral weeks, and, having done so, 1
can c nfidently recommend to all my
friehdsl that they hurry into the state of
RhOde Island on the day of judgment, be-
ing we I satisfied that It will be las por-
tion of the earth to burn.
The Useful blest,
E c urage the useful men in the
co m nity. Don't start foolish a d un-
tru hf I stories about them an dis-
cou a te the work they are dol g. If
you c nnot do anything for the Public
goo ourself, don't discourage thoge
who a e willing to give their time and
mo e toward developing the commu-
nity in ;which you live.
Ine ia
ouht
114 b
Si
She Did.
tie, Charles Gass proposed to
t night."
• impudent fellow! Sons body
to sit down on him."
y, auntie, I rather think °me-
detP.
S e people seem to think the have
to rove theihave a mind by sp eking
It.
•
ID n't Be Afraid of a Scho 1
neAglelyco,
teaohe and in explaining some p vions
nsgaidma:n called on an Atchison' 84001
Teacher.
,
"It 'd a !snowed you wanted to went,
I'd ,-came and took you."
And she married him in spite cIt it.
Atchison Globe.
STOOK FOR SALE.
jyTEELII BULLS FOR SALE -For sale, two
thoroughbred Durham buns, eligible for reg -
truth re 12 and 18 Moletha *Kona Zeit rma the
other nest. Apply on; Lot 26, Co -newer= 1, L. R.
S., ruckeremitla, 4 niks mirth of Bre-Wahl.
JAMES PATTERSON, Bilecefieldlia 0. 1790-tf
'
DULta FOR SALE, ---The unnerslesed has for sale a
taoroughbred Di/44121 bull eleven months aid,
on in colt r. he is al the low eat blocky type got
by pedigreed -stook ci eXtra quality now in my pos.
sentient. Will keep My meted stock bull, Duke of
lionsall, for service, also A pure bred Berkshire hoer.
Terms On application. , JOHN ELDER, Let 16, Con. -
oval in 2, hay, Hensell17884f
: -
THAT'S 111E SPOT!
Right in she anhall of the back.
Do you eyer ge a pain there?
If so, do you kei w what it mean.?
It is oa Backatrib
A sure sign of K&iey Trouble.
• Don't neglect it Stop it in time,
If you don't,. se ous Kidney Troubles
are sure to follow.
D001 KIDNEY PILLS
cure Backache, 'Lime Back; Diabetes,
Dropsy and all idney and Bladder
Troubles.
Price $0o. a box -�r for $1.25. all dealers.
IDOAN KIDNE, Y PILL GO.,
Torolito, Out.
AUCTI4NEERS.
rimenses BROWN, tcezuscd Auctioneer for the
Couetleset BuroMand Perth. Orders left at
A. M. Campbell's implernent warerooms, Sereforta, or
Ms EXPO/NMI-MC% as111 receive prompt attention.
Satisfaction guaranteed r nb charge. •1708-1tf
,t 170 ioximum.-4.0. B. Phillips, Licensed
uotioneer for the counties of Huron and
Perth. Being a practe al fanner and thoroughly
coxless ding the Is de of farm stock and triple -
went., lams me in
prices. 'Charges moder
cr an pay. All order
at Lot ConcesaiOn
ttended, to.
tter position to realise good
. Satisfaction guaranteed
at Henna' poet office or
2, Ray, will be promptly
1701141
STOCK SNRVIOE.
BOAFOR SERVO -E. -The undersigned will
OAR
keep for service a his premises, In Brumfield,
a thoroughbred Improa-dd Yorkshire bear. Tenets.
-el, payable at time ofereice, GEORGE RILL.
' 178643
110 PIG BREEDERti.-L-The undersigned will keep
J. on Lot 28, Oon on 5, L. B. S. Tuckerseeth,
thoroughbred TAew RTI1 PM ASO A thorough-
bred Toluenes Fie. limited umnberof ilOWS Will
be adulitbed to each. Vent% la, payablest the time
of lerOoth orLSO If *hinged. J GE1LM/LL.
I 1 160842
Tilfi 'FOR BERVIcE.4-11re undersigned will keep
L On.Lot 29, (‚once -non it, Hibbert, a Thorongh.
bred Yorkshire boar ao which he sill admit a
lirnitet 'number cf Rosh. Thins —11. at the tare of
ivie JOBN ifLGIJ4 Chive hunt, Ont. 177/41
DIG' FOR SERV CE
Lot 28, Comma 10
bled Yorkshire Boar, to
ed number of saws,
time o; malice, with ii
seem ry.
ULL FOR SERV!
beep for at reuse t
isterect Hereford bull, 4
11, Concession 9, Mul
eseuaras
at any,ans•. E. L.
am Also y
. -the undersign!" bee On
that °ugh -
'attach be will &date It a limit -
Terms -75c, payable at the
e privilege et eeturning if
RlaVE. 17d2-tf
IE.e-The undersigned will
re season the American reg -
;Kruger" Lie. 10698i, on Lot
Lurtt. rerms.--4L25, payable
g lIereford 'tea for sale.
/LAM, Constance, Ont.
17944
After Woi
or Exercise
Soothes tired -
muscles, re-
Ineeee sore -
nese and stiff- ,
nese end gives the b
streenth.
a feeling of coni.fort and
Don't take the Wrkk, watery witch hazel
:
preparations represtented tribe "the same
as" Pond's Extriact. which easily sour and
generally contain 0Wood alcohol," a deadly
poison.
I i
Magnet dir
It you want the beet
eatlitbe Nottr';yeilereanreted:toarn' ind
t
lelnthd t tjrlitheWidhea7mYetu,
vines you that it is Alto
the sireplestand siren
Manufectured by the
Co., Guelph. 'n. H.
Ont i ;
Sepgator.
°ream Separator made, the
turnedbuy the Magnet,
e with the bowl supported at
have otter makes left an tyial
• try It. A trial will ten-
et all other makes. Itla
machine on the market.
P Iris -Taylor Manufacturing
&MET, Agent, Birrloela
1786-18
aura 1M
The W
Sold in Seeforthlea
1. V. Fe; druggists,
Thorptettink ;
English; Retnerhe *s:
rid recommended int all
in Canada. Only Tell -
eine discovered. Lae
91.14tanteeri to cure , all
akneas all effects of abuse
* _ , fixeessive use Of To-
fte
nte. Mailed on eeeelpt
f Six, $6. One twin pram. .
free to any ealdress.
paw, Wiadsore Crate.
lex. Writon,J. S. Roberts and