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rental fences.
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eavel during the
cl 00N-
-11R.
i.tor, . Exeter -
d chempion sire
a prize winnine
tatraught's Heir,
, Exeter. for the
Terms. $1.6- ; with
a a distance fur -
/7964f
pvr,, 16529.
prietore.
i•aire Stallion
M. 16529
!rsShow,
this stesion.
rat of etock this
ge Stables,
17964f
Proprietor,
-e Stallion
RT _
iod Book.
cease at the
e. this. aeaean.
t of stock this
v..`e Stables,
1796-tf
:o
1795
• etre speed.
that I: ves that is
•with &le-. etyle
- re trotter, and
or t of lesa than
v. a -hewn triala
out of common
sneaial training
Fe- siring high
aae perpasee, he la
testimonials ae
i pedieree. Witi
tie. Fridey and
' Tusala,y, St.
ORTH.
1796-tle
.,ual Firs
pany.
D TOWN
1SURED-
P. �; Therese
0.; Thomas- E.
W. G. Broad
P. a
n G. Grieve, WI
John Bennewels,
; John Wets,
41d John B. Mo.
Linton.
-2"laan, seaforthi
W. Yee, Holmes,
;Mu C. Morrieon„
rancee or h3' -
i7 attended to ow
)4era1 addiessed W
JUNE 27, 1902
areenalcaree"
Gray
"My hair was falling out an
turning gray very fast. But your'
Hair Vigor stopped the falling and
restored the natural co1or.”-Airs4
E. Z. Benemme, Cohoes, N. Y. ,
It's impossible for you
not to look old, with the
color of seventy years in
it your hair! Perhaps you
l are seventy, and you Like
I your _gray hair! If not,
use Ayer's Hair Vigor.
In less than a month your
gray hair will have all the
dark, rich color of youth.
SI.C.0 a bottle. All &mists.
If your drums cannot aapply you.,
send is one dollar and we will expreao
you a bottle. Be sure and give the name
of your net exprees office. Addrese,
J. C. AYER CO., Lowell, Masa.
•
4".
THE
1902
ELOTTE
MODEL
Dn't buy a Cream Separator until you
have seen the 1902 Melotte Model. One.
third to e less power required than others.
Machine cut gearing of gun metal and
phosper bronze, and are fitted with a brake
attachment, found on no other Separator.
Top of tank only 44 inches above floor, easy
to put milk into; being low down, hes no
top -heaviness to cause vibration, which is
the thief wear of Cream Separators. Self
b41aneing bowl, bowl casing coated with
white porcelain, more durable than tinware.
Dins are aluminum, which will not rust.
The Melotte handle can be taken off and
put on without wrench or selrew driver, but
will not fall off. A great advantage, as
Separator handles should be Iput out of the
remit of children when not in use. The
MeIotte bowl apindle has only one bearing,
other Cream Separaeore have four or five,
which means extra wear. Reduced prices,
increased capacities, sold on easy terms.
We also handle Farm Implementi and
Machinery, Deering, Wilkinson, Noxon
Drills, Windmilla, White Engines and Sep-
arators, also Tolton goode.
D. McCALLUM, Seaforth, Ont., j. D.
WALKER, Staffa, Oat., Agents. AU
goode at A. Campbelre wareroome, Sea -
forth.
•What people say about this Cream Sep-
arator
Seaforth, February 25, 1902.-Gentleecten : 1
bought a Melotte Separator two years ago froth J.
D. Walker, and have run it twice; a day ever since.
It ;bee cost nothing for repaire., I think it the best
and easiest running Separator on the market. I am
well satiefied both for durability and clean skim.
ming. John 0. Sproat.
Seaforth, Ftbruary 26, 1902. -Dear Sir: I have
-used a Melotte Separator two years. The lenger we
use it the better we like it. We can sit on a atoll
and turn it easily. The e is no apparent wear to be
seen. It looka as good as new. Geo. A. Gray.
Seaferth, February 25, 1902. -Gentlemen : The
size 1 Melotte I purchased in November, 1S90, has
given the best of satisfaction in every respect. In
that time we have separated 125,C0D pountle of milk,
and the Separatcr was turned by a boy who was 12
years old this month. If I had to go back to the old
way of &kb:el/deg, I would go back on the cows.
Abraham Hugill.
keatorth, February 25, 1002. -After trying eeveral
makes of Cream Separators, I take great pleaaure in
racommeedieg the hiebatte to any intending pur-
theme, 1st. It does all claimed for it. 2nd. It
couch easier turned. "3rd. It is easily cleaned. Oh.
Them Is no waete oil to come in contact with milk,
cream or utenaile William Aberhart. 1787-13
NO
SPAV 1 ft! -----
Tim worst possible specie can be cured in
45 minutes,. leingbones, Cerbs and, Splints
just ae quick. Not painful and never has
failed. Detailed information about this
new method sent free to horse owners.
Write today, Ask for pamphlet No. f.Ot
Firming Bros.,Chemists, 36 Front St.,Wast,TorontoiOnt.
,••
tuff GEAr.
LAN N'S
Floriga Water
e THE UNIVERSAL PERFUME"
For the Handkerchief,
Toilet and Bath.
. REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES I
Tele• easten.
A German professor who is given to
great deliberation of speech and has
never ,been known to lucreese its speed
under the -most compelling eircum-i
stances had an ei4using eXperience in
a restaurant not long ago.
The waiter had brought him raw oys-
ters, and, to hiedismay, be saw that
the professor had apparently no intea4
tion of tasting thein.
"I cannot eat these oysters," said the
German slowly, 'Without raising hia
eyes to the anxious waiter. The man
seized the plate and bore It out ot
sight in an instant. He was a newt
waiter, and it was with Much trepida+
tion that he laid the second supplyeA
oysters before this discriminating pa+
tron.
"I cannot eat these oysters," said the
professor after One glance at the plate
which had been set before him.
"I -I think you'd End them all righ
sir," faltered the waiter. "I don'
think there's anything wrong abou
them, sir." He looked miserable, ha -
Ing been told that the German was a
frequent and veined patren of the res-
taurant and must be well and quickly,
served.
"I cannot eat these Oysters," an-
nounced the professor for the third
time, with the calmness of chorus in a
tragedy, "because as yet you have fur-
nished me no fork." -Youth's Compan-
ion.
TIME TABLE.
Grand Trunk Railway.
eaforth and Clinton stations
Teeing leave S
allows:
411:01Ner WEST-
!
Passeneer....
Passeneer....
Mixed Train....
Mixed Train. --
Goma EAST -
Passenger.....
Paseenger- .
blitzed Train_...
• • • •
•••
•••
•••
• • •
• •••
••
SEAPORTS.
12,403. M.
10.I 3 P. M.
9.20 A. M.
6.15 P. M.
7.53 A. M.
3.11 P. M.
4.4e -P. M
GOING NORTH -
Ethel
Brussels..
Bluevale..
Wingha,m.... -
Citee SOUTH-
• Winghani
Bluevale •
Brussels
Ethel
Passenger.
8.07 P.
8.17 .
8.27
8.38
Passenger.
6.63 A. hi.
..
7.02
7.18
. 7.28
_ Loudon, Huron
"KEG NORTH-
Lond011, depart..
• Centralia
Exeter _
Etensall-
Kippen . . .
Brucefield • •
Londesboro -
Blythe.- •,•••••••••_•••••••
Beigrave -
Wingham - e.
Some Bourn-
Wi•eghtsm, depart• • - • • •••
The Public Taste.
Several kind Workers pooled thelr
Efforts to insure the Waifs a happy
Holiday. They rounded up the little
Hickeys at a Mission and gave then:ea
Free Show. Every Sevipes in the
Place was 'a Monday Night Gallery
God, so the Church Talent was going
against a knowing Proposition.
A pale young Man with amber Fire
Escapes sprang a line of Parlor Magic
that would have queered even a Sim-
per Show. The Bunch advised him
to back off the Dump. When a Young
Lady with Glasses taekled "Stabat
Mater" on the Violin they broke her
up with Cat Calls and told her to
tear oil some Rag Time. They bleated
at the Amateur Elocutioilist and acted
Rowdy when a Stout Woman got bp
to read a Fairy Tale from Hans Chys-
tiau Andersen. Then they began to
yell for Mulligan and Hicks to come
on and save the Show. 'WheretOn
two pug faced Kids came forward and
did a Hottentot Song air Dance with
a Buck and Wing fuel h that killed
them dead.
Moral. -The Waifs cannot be expected
to lift themselves many Notches abOve
ES
CLINTON.
12.55 P. M.
3,0.27 P. M.
10.15 A. M.
7.05 P. M
7.38&.•
2.56 P.
4,16 P.
Mixed.
1.40 P.
2.10
2.86
8.26
Mixed.
8.66
9.17
9.45
10.02
the Public Taste.
• Rsin and Meat
have no effect oa
harness treated
with EurekaHarbi
IMES Oil. It re-
eistg. the damp,
keeps the leath.
er soft and pli.
able. Stitches
do sot break.
No rough sm..
face to chafe
*admit. 71re
harness not
only keeps
looking like
sew, but
wears twice
as longby ths
use of Eureka
Harness Oil.
A Testimonial Worth Having.
An inventor, having preduced a w n-
derful hair invigorating fluid, sen a
case of bottles to a bald editor, w1ti a
request for a testimonial, tHe got it in
these terms: i
. ;
"A little applied to th inkstand ias
given it a oat of bris les, makin a
splendid penwiper at a S all cost. We
applied the lather to a wopenny nail,
and the nail is now t e . handso est
shaving brush , you ev r saw, With
beautiful. soft hair gro ing from tthe
end of it some five or six inches in
length. i
"Applied to doorsteps it oes away
with he use of a mat; applied. to the
floor, it will cause to grow theref one
I
hair sufficient for a brm,sels carpet A
little weak lather sprinkled cver a sed
makes it impervious to the lwind, rain
or cold. It is good to put 1 side Chil-
dren's cradles, sprinkle on the read -
side or anywhere that Inxurious grass
is wanted for Use or ornement It jero-
duces the effect in ten Minutes."
!
1
Africans Wash, but ire -ver Wipe.
Great attention is giVen in most of
the African tribes to the op.re of the
body. The teeth are Idea:lased with
a stick which has been chewed into
a kind of brush. The hands are
washed frequently, not ,hy turning and
twisting- and rubbing them together
one within the other, as with us, but.
by aestraight ,up and do-wn rubbing,
such as is given to the other limbs.
This manner of wasleinis so ch
that an African might . arac-
teristic be dis-
:
tinguished by it from a uropean -With-
out reference to the coldr. The sun is
their only towel.
and Bruce.
Passenger.
8.15 a.m. 4.60 ran
9.18 5.55
9.30 6.07
9.44 6.18
9.50 6.25
0.68 0.38
10.15 6.66
10.F0 • • 7.12
10.33 7.0
10.60 7.33
11.00 7.66 •
Lon.desbor . . ...
Bruoefleld• • .• - • • - •-••••••
Henaell- •-• -
Exeter..-
Centralls.•.••-••••-„-
Laudon, (errife).........e
Passenger.
6.50 sai. 13.16a:
7.01 3.23
7.14 -3.36
7.22 ?.45
7.47 a 15
8.05 4.40
8.16 4.10
8.22 4.66
8.86 6.10
8.46 5.20
945 A. M. 6,`!0
Sold
everywhere
la cans -
all sires.
11tade 1)7
Imperial 011'i
Company."
For isle by M. Broderick, Seaf
IMPORTANT NOTIOBK
EW FEED STORE AT BLAKFC.-We will keep
on band a 1 supply or Flour and Mi 1
keed. Flour exchanged for wheat. Give us a trial.
JOHN THIRSK. . 178itf
A
You MeLy Need
7)01i*Xill
For
, Cuts
Burns
Bruises
ease
Cramp
Diarrhea.
Ail Bo el
Cornpl ints
It le a sure, safe /and quick remedy.
There's only tine PALINI-KILLER.
P-Fnex
Two sizes, 25e. and 50C.
The Earliest Cigars.
' The earliest 1 mention of cigar* in
English occurs in a bo lc- dated 1735.
A traveler in Spanish 4rnerica named
Cockburn, whose narra ive was pub-
lished in that year, describes how he
met three friars at Nicaragua, who, he
says, "gave us some seegars to sm.oke;
.* * * these are Leases. of Tobacco
rolled up in such Mariner that they
serve both for a Pipe and Tobaceo it-
self; * * * they know n� other way
here, for there is no such Thing as a
Tobacco Pipe throughout New Spain."
• AL Change
"We must economize, he said per-
emptorily. 1
"I'm so gladl" his wifek exclaimed. -
• "You take the announcement more
good naturedly than use0.
"Yes; it's pleasant to i bear you( use
the plural pronoun. Or inertly, When
there is any economizin need.ed, you
expect me to do it all."
Quite Loud.
11 his clothes
Tudor -Harris gets a
ready made naw7
Sutton -So lie told you
Tudor -Ile toid me
didn't have te.
FOR SALE.
111DUGGY FOR SA
eux make, ne
year. Will be Bold
rURCILL, Egroendv
E. -A geed top b
rly as good ea n
t a bargain. Appl
e.
zeT. Dever.
w, run one
to J A MES
• 17894f
TIMBER FOR 11
rein nmobiner
tnnher ef san-e.
are 18 piecee 9x12,
of frame; would eel
ly ell timber is re
Winthrop.
LE.-HaVing (Berm
we are novt offerin
e building is 60x3
cheg
o, 16 feet long.
ea of saw
for sale the
feet ; there
edepeedent
this separate if de ired ; mar-
k elm. GOVENLO K BROS.,
17824f
REAL E TATE FOR SALE.
ETOUSE AND LO
[1 fortable coda
torth, che ip. Appl
or fdR.S. GLORGE B
too?
nothing. He
A white object can be seen at a dis-
tance Of 17,250 times Its own diameter
in strong uuIibt-t1niij is to say, a
white disk a foot acros can be seen
17,250 feet away.
FOR SALE. -For
e on Wert William
to HENRY BEATT
TES, Bayfield.
-Lot 31, Coneesei
drool house on pre
church; 6 miles 1
forth ; large frame
nter ffult ; 2 goo
barn 48x56, st
re 28x60; driving s
EITFIELD CR1C
FARM FOR SAL
S., 103 acres;
five minutes walk of
and 6 allies from Be
erchard, meetly w
chitern ; 2 barns, o
underneath, other
house. Apply to
O.
le a corn-
etreet, Sea -
E, Seeforth,
17914f
n 3, 11. R.
rng ; within
om Clinton
home, good
wailer and
ne stabling
ed and hen
Clinton P.
1791-xtf
"L1ARM FOR SALE IN STANLEY. - b 6, south
r boundary. This farm contains 96 amp, all of
which is cleared with the exeeption of 0 acres. It
Is in a good state of cultivation: The e is a com-
fortable story and a half frame holm w th stone cel-
lar, cement cistern, woodehed, fair out h ldinge with
stone stabling and never Wing well . It 18 con -
cheap and on easy t rms. Apply co Eh premises or
addrtss W. C. KYL , Iiippen P. O.
•
within li irdice of a e Kippen stat.ob. Willbe sold
veniently situated for °hutch and se ocl, and is
179941
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•
H eEn s e nY o°1 ru. -
08. - .0...
-410- It2 kJ ing a good deal
1 lately and I feel
iMILBURNS an o casional
twinge of pain
_4.-','‘. round your heart?
HEART&
- \
- )
.• Are ypu short
ERY1: of
unhinked, sense, -
breath, nerves
. ,..e., • - e_ tion of pins And needles
going thrOugh yottr
arms and fingers?
Better take a box ox two
of Milburn's Heart/ and
Nerve Pills and get cured
before things become too
/
serious.
As a specific for all
,
TrEE HURON
• CUPOLA OF §T. PE
Ito Outline Remains an Tin aral eled
Idea In Architecture.
The greatest of the ambit tural en-
terprises Alichael Angelo was callelcl up-
on to take up was the co pletin of
if
-St. Peter's, and he devot cl hi self
tlirough pure obedience to thie task,
refusing all conapensation, o erin his
unpaid services in that way' boil to
his master and to the servlce of reli-
gion.
He had to struggle against th� op-
posing ideas of the.architect in c aro
of the monument, who heijI by later
plans than those of the fir t deiviser,
and their enmity and misap rehekfsion
loZ what was best aimed at continual
thwatting of all his intent1on.. He
managed, however, to brin bacle the
building - to its original pl n, that of
his greatest enemy, Bram nte, upon
itatom he bas left this nobl judg ent
",It cannot be denied," sal he, "that
Bramante laid the first pia of 5 Pe-
ter's clear and simple, a d. all who
have departed from his s eme have
departed from the truth."
We have not the great cp.thed al as
Michael wished it, nor ca4 we ee in
It the creation of his genius. B t the
ene thing that Michael An elo left to
s successors in the work s the cupo-
1 , whose outline remains as an npar-
alleled idea, as important lan4mark
In architecture as his othe records of
achievement in painting'an scul ture.
It is the mark of Rome ind t e ex -
Pression of Rome's grandeiir. -
The Kpreans as a people are better
developed physically pan the Japa-
nese. They are taller and mentally
are liberallz endowed. 1
•
-The returns of traffic through the Can-
adian and American Soo canals show a
great increase this year over previous years.
The total tonnage Of freight carried through
the American carlal in April and May was
6,764,893, as againat 2,48,*45 for the same
period last year. 'Throng the Canadian
canal the tonnage was 532,.88 ae compared
with 151,679 lad year.
heart and nerve
troubles they can-
not be excelled. A
true heart tonic,blood
• enricher and nerve re-
neWer, they ewe nervousness, sleepless -
Rees, nervous prostration, smoker's heart,
palpitation of Ilhe heart, after effectsi of la
gvippe, etc. ;
Price eoc. pelt- box or 3 boxes for,$L.25
at all druggist, or will be sent on gee ipt
of price by
The T. !Milburn Co. Limited,
emu% Ont. I
Pay Clash for Every-
thing.
1
I beg to notify you again that I pay the
highest Cash Prices for
Old Iron, Steel, Rags, Old Rubbers,
CoPper, Brass, Lead, Zino, Pewter,
Tailors' Clippings, Clean Newspapers,
Old Books, New or Old Geese, Hen
and Turkey Feathers, Horse Hair.,
Wool Pickings, Sheep Skins, all kinds
of Clean Bottiles, Bones and Old Relies.
When you get through with your house-
cleaning, telephone No. 72, or send wOrd to
my office, and will have one of my wagons
call upon you. It will pay you to save any
of the above articles for ne, as I pay the
highest cash pelice. ,
;
NOTICE TO FARcash for any kin of old machiaory, also old bulgy
IliERS : I Will pay 40 ) pe cwt.
or wagon gearing old axles, horse shoes, Old plows,
old staves, In fact all kinds of old iron. firm in all
your old iron, eta , and get cash for everything.
The Pelican. iv/Died.
1 There is a sly old pelican in Central
park which has an almost human way
Of noticing what goes on about him
without seeming to do -so The other
day two herons in the seine cage with
him fought over a fish. One had made
the catch, but the other had emder-
taken to wrest the mor el from ita
rightful possessor.
, They squabbled overeit like twe boys
:who have bold of the same baseball
bat. . The scuffle brought them into the
neighborhood of the old je1icat, who
stood, apparently asleep, jtvith leis big
bill tucked a-svay tinder a 's-ving. Then
the heron dropped its fish, and the bat-
tle went on. I
No sooner had it been,E ropped than
the great bill came out from Under-
neath ihe wing and the fl h went into
the pel can's pouch. Then the head dis-
appeared again. The pelican was
plainly asleep.
, When one heron gave up th fight
and flew. away, the other 'looked about
for the prize. It waS nowhere to be
peen. The keeper of the bird cages sol-
emnly asserts that he saw a twinkle
In the eye which the pelican opened to
give a glance at the retreating heron.-
Chss Sheri
OSITOR.
Peculiar Roses.
One of the wars of the roses, the
:fiercest and. deadliest of them all, was
'fought on a field where, curiouslY
enough, a rose. peculiar to the spot
• grows or used to grow. It is, a rare
'plant no*, and the reasoe is explained
by Mr. Leadman in his account of
Yorkshire battles. After 'describing
the terrible battle at Towton o Palm
Sunday, 1461, he says: '1I can* con-
clude this story of Towtion fie/d with-
out an allusion to the little dwarf_
bushes peculiar to the 'Field of the
White RoSe and the Red.'
1 "They are said to have been plenti-
ful at the commencement of this cen-
tury, but the visitors have taken them
away in such numbers that they have
become rare. Such vandalism 'is sim-
ply shameful, for the plants are said
to be unique and unable to exist in any
1 other soil. The little roes are white,
1 with a red spot on the enter f each
of their petals, and. as hey gow old
the under surface becomes a 11u11 red
1 color." -London News.
Wholesale Rag and metal 00a1er
SEAFORTH;
Opposite El ctrie Light Works, :
TH
Bank
79641
CANADIA%
f Commer e
CA ITAL. (PAID U12)
Eight Millon Dollars $8,01,000.
Rest, • - - - $2000 1000.
SEAFORTH BRANO,
•
A genera3 Banking business train-
sacted. Farmers' Notes disco nted,
and specie attention giventhe
•collection ef Sale Notes. ,
SAVINGS BAN K.-Ihterest al low -
ed on depo its of $1 a d upwa ds.
Special facilites for transab Ion of
business In the Klond ks Dist lot. ,
Money Orders payable at am bank, issued at the
,following rates -
• Under �iO .08 $ to $80 , L12
• $10 te 20 .10 $;0 to $50 ,1 .14 •
F. HOLMES ED; G. E. PARKES.
Ma,nsiger* *
1624
Solieitor.
, Cave Anim
No animals whatever are fund in
the dry parts of caves. Dam ness or
a certain degree of moi ture seems to
be essential to their exi tence. Under
the stones one finds -white, eyeless
worms, and in the damp soil all arotind
about are to be discovered blind. beetles
In little holes which they excae-ate and
bugs of the thousand- leg sort' These
thousand leg bugs, which in the upper
world devour fragmentsiof dead leaves
and other vegetable debris, suStain life
in the caverns by feeding upola decay-
ed wood, fungous groviths aid bats'
dung. Kneeling in a b aten Ipath one
can see numbers of hem gathered
about hardened drips f ta110-ve from
tourists' candles. Ther are plenty of
crickets also.
Is a purely vegetable System
Renovator, 11100d, Purifier anl
Tonic.
A medicine that acts directly at,
the sarne time on the Stomachs,'
Liver, Bowels and Blood.
It cures Dyspepsia, Biliousness,
Constipation, pimples, Boils, Hea
ache, Salt Rheum, Running Sore
Indigestion/1 Erysipelas, Cance
Shingles, Ringworm or any disea
arising from an impoverished
impure condition of the blood.
For gale by all Druggists.
A yapuishliigl Tip.
When varnishing w od, t1e work
must be done in a warml room it a tem-
perature of at least 75 degrees F. At a
lower temperature the noistuFe in the
air will give a milky tnd cloudy ap-
pearance to the varnis . On the other
hand, at the higher t mperature the
moisture is not precipitated until the
alcohol of the varnish has stifficiently
evaporated to leave a tein smOoth ?Elm
of shellac. The durability and gloss are
dependent on th• is.
Mystery Both Waysr
Pauline -Just think of the awful
things we know abou peopie whom
we don't know!
Emeline-Yes. Isn't itWonderful!
And just think what t e people whom
we don't know may e -now, about test.
Stimulating Con ributions.
Mrs. Von Blumer-eThe minister
preached the most touching 'sermon I
ever heard.
Von Blumer -Hoer much did he
aise?-judge.
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Why Me -a Pial.
The New York World some tine
ago . invited confess -ons from those
-vho felt themselves 'o have made a
allure in life, and a will readily ee
-unposed, -there was no lack of re-.
-ponses. • Most of tie writers • la.y ,
- he blame of their p or success npein ,
hemselves, though some aseeibe it ,
' o circumstances. 0 ie man, at leaet,
'harged his failure to his wife, but '
vilh no great show of justice, as is
lear, even from his own statement.
In tiger case, he should have changed
'
tis Plea or held his tongue.
One man was ruined by gamblin( -
which will ruin any man, no met er
how rich h may et, -and anot1ier
made a som wmil
hat eiar confession
when he. says he !came "to. nothing
throUgh; trying to get rich too. sied-
denlyi One man lays his poor, . -Suc-
cess to lack ef concentration and per-
serverance, but signs hiMsel f : "Try,
try, try again;" and one has dabbled
in ;too many thing," made him-eelf
master of nothing, ;and conseguently
as be says, ;has to, "take the bot-
tom place everyWheee."
Still another man, -a type of a
largo Class fell -air o!ugh strong drink.
He heads his sad story -with ..a 1, Ot-
to from Emmerson,1 "The dice of ; `cal
are Always loaded,1' and - thus;
Unties: I
1 fell from an estate of Millie ce,
usefulness and ease to a conditio4 of
drunken pauperism! because 1 mla ked
1-
self-control, pride, ambition, dis ep-
line. , I possessed. sora -e pf the minor
virtues -industry, integrity, honelety,
chastity -but these proved an ,inade-
vale bulwark against th p evils of
.social drinleng., .
Beginning businees at twenty, With
a fair edu Ation tnd a good know-
lelig-e of stenograp1LY, at. thirty I was
in charge o . a newspaper and waS• an
official cotrt stenographer, ble,ssed
with wife , nd chi dren and a peace-
ful home ailrd in the enjoyment of an
income ofi abont five thous-
and dollars . EnerIgetic, skillful, .apt,
T was succesSildiii my 'official and
private vocations generally liberal, ..
uannse:.111. sh and op n -hearted, II had ,
many friends an, a wide _acqueint-
, •
I drank moderately and joined in
an occasional game of poker Iwith
ti
friends, laid an o .casional. Wal_,r .r on
cn election, a, hall game or a_ 1 -arse
race -never to the material deplkion
of my purse -and was neither a 'am-
bler nor a rake. Twenty years ince
companionable drinking at open bars
was more respect ble than it is now
and - being in drily companio ship
.withe lawyers, coiinty officials, jury -
1 men, witneses and politicians who '
indulged in a social glass, . 1 soon -
became a regular drinker.
As a coesequence of over -indulg-
ence, my health b sgan,to fail, and as
custom grew:)into habit, 1 felt. . the
need of stimulants when my work
was prolcnged oi perplexin-g. I Well
remember the si ock to my self-res-
pect when, I first ook a drink elone,
hut .1 never stopi ed to "breath and
and
exercise the soul -by assuming ' the
penaltiee of abstinence. •t
Finally „nervous prostration' com-
pelled me to resi .-ia my official. posi'
'Coe and to sell my badly ineumber-
ed busiuess, and soon I• was a wreck
linanciallyeephysi ally and mentally; ,
and one morning found me at • mir-
ror gazing -.at my' haggard fea ures,
if -I had in reality
gone mad. 1
Js it possible ry story will ca. -use
any young- clrinkng man to stop in
his downward way? I, too, was sure
that I could neer sink to 1 such
illint
depths, and I pitied the wrtched
ones below me. But here I am, and
P
isassel 0 there are countless thousands com-
ing- my ek-ay. And they forget. that
• the dice are loaded. ;
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED AT
THE HURON EXPO ITOR OFFICE,
BEAPORTH, NTARIO.
1(0 WITNESSE REQUIRED.
Cook's Cotton Root Con7o
Is successfully. used monthl by r
ky 0,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladieis a k
your druggist for Cook's Cotton itovf Co
med. Take no other, as all Mixtures, ifl ab -
imitations are dangerous. Price, No.11,
box; No. 2,10 degrees stronger, $3 per box1 N.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two Btee t
stamps. The Cook Conapany Windsor Cs • t.
farlos. 1 and 2 sold and recommended e 11
responsible Druggists in Canada.
Sold in Seaforth; by Alex. Wilson, J. S. ROber a a d
1. V. Fear, druggiats.
A Bi
Braci
• 7
0
Fine oldrt •te'rin
l
to which h s bee
added Pe n
Barkin pro lioals
approved by Ithe
Englishand Fr4icli
plearmacopneia
the ideal !am. in
blood giving, if
renewing tonic
Such a prepar
tion is
,
Wils
g
Port
Prescnbed by all
leading physician,
• y/HOLESALE AGENTS; tj
LAWRENCE A. WILSON & GO., 1i0
?TN
SALE BY
JOSEPH *IEB
Wholesale and Retail dealer in
and Liquors.
SHOP -In rear of Dominion Bank
ins formerly occupied -by H.
son & 4on,
,
SEAFORTH.
in
Ali
prlem-
; Jftek-
1796
MONEY TO LOA
1
Dioruiy to loan at de per cent oa good f r
ity. Apply to JAS. L. RILLORAN, B
forth.
secur
ter, Sea
712-tf
Public Telephone Statiol
Easy to Stop.
William Penn, the great PennSylva-
nia Quaker, wa • once advising a
drunkard to le. ve off his habit of
drinking -intoxicating liquor.
"Can you tell me how to e. it?"
said the slave oil the appetite.
"Yes," answer d Penn; "it is just
as easy as 10 open thy hand,
friend.''
"Convince me of that, and I will
promise upon my honor to do is you
tell me, -epl ied the drunkard -
'Well, rnjy friend, when thou findest
any vessel of intoxicating liquor in
thy hand, open the hand that con-
tains' it before it reaches thy Month..
and thou ilt never be drunk again."
The toper was So pleased with the
plain edvi -e that he followed it.
To tire a Child of Croup.
Wring flannel aoths out of hot wa-
ter and apply ahem to the hroat,
• changing- them frequently. Al. ke
tent. over the Crib by meal s of ,
sheets over a screen or um rella ;
then place a small tea kettle over
am alcohol lamp near the cri and
let -he child inhale the moist vapor
hicki mayi be conducted inshli the
tent. cares being taken thet ti e child
does not come close enough to the
hot steam to get burnt. the
attack is severe you may giee ten
drops of vrup of ipecac eveity fif-
teen minu es until vomiting itesults.
it would le best to keep the patient
indoors for a day or two afper the
attacla.-E elarn Lincoln Cool dge,M.
D., in the Ladies' Home Journal. -
Moat Poweifui Souff Know. •
On the .Aanazon river several Indian
tribes use snuff called parec , which
is made' of the see,ds of a sp ;cies of
plant. When a bout of snuff taking
is determined en the people become
hieldy intoxicated and then I se the
snuff. The effeet of pareca - is so
violent that the taker drops as if
ahot and lies insensible fo some
time; thoee more accustom& to it
are highly ; excited, dancing a d sing-
ing as if mad. The effect soon sub-
sides. Ot ier tribes use it ifo repel
ague during the wet season.
• etianndersrood.
STOCK FOB BALE.
UREIAM BULLS DFOR SALE. -For sale, two
thoroughbred Durham bulls, eligible for reg-
ittraticn, 12 ard 18 months old, one dark roan the
other light, Apply es Lot 25, Concession 1, L. B.
S. Tuckersmith, 1-1 miles touth gef Brucefield.
JAMES PATTERSON, Bruceneld P. O. 1782-11
DULL FOlt SALE. -The undersigned has for side s
_II thoroughbred Durham hull eleven months old,
roan in color_ Ileef the low set blocky type got
by pedigreed stook of extra quality now in nme pos-
eession. Will keep nay noted stock belie Dtike of
Hensall, for service, also a pore bred Berkshire hoar.
Ti.nns on application. JOHN ELDER, Lot 16, Con-
ceskim 2, Ray, Henault P. O. 178341
and wondering
THAT'S THE SPOT!
Right in the email of the back.
Do you ever get a pain there?
H so. do you know what it means?
It is a Backache.
A sure sign of Kidney Trouble.
Don't neglect it. Stop it in time.
If you don't, serious Kidney Troubles
are sure to follow.
DOH'S KIDNEY PILLS
cure Backache, Lame Back Diabetes,
Dropsy and all Kidney and Bladder
Troubles.
Price 50oa box or 3 for $1.25, alisleislara.
DOAN KIDNEY PILL CO..
-Toronto, Ont.
AUCTIONEERS.
MHOMAS BROWN, Licensed Auctioneer for the
Counties of Huron and Perth. Ordure left at
A. MaCampbell's implement wareroome, Beaforib, or
THE EXPOSITOR Office, will receive prompt attentiori.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. 170841
A UCTIONEERINO.-B. S. Plaint s. Licensed
Jj Auctioneer for the ;counties- ef Huron and
Perth. Being a practical farmer and thoroughly
understanding the value a farm -stock and impie-
ments, places 105 15 a better poeition to realize good
prices. Charges moderate. ;Satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay. All orders left at Hensel, poet office or
at Lot tS, Concession 2, Ray, will be prOmptly
tteladed to.. 1 170941
A - citize4i was riding out.
Regina a kew days ago on a
when somethint went wrong
machine and i he rider disco
had no winch with him. M
inan the bicyclist inquired w
could find a monkey wrench
intelligent foreigner, after se
his bead, replied: "Jam -Gal
keep one sheep ranch over tl
not know any monkey- re -nen
pAiLEKoNE
- ,J ; ,v, p L
Opinions of Leading Physicians.
have examined the cotaposmion of Strong's Pile.
knne, and used it for external aral internal piles with
baa results. J. D. WILSON, M. D., r.a-Mayor, Lon-
don, Ont,
Price, 3L00. For sale by druggists, er byirail, en
receipt of price. -
W. T. STRONG, Manufacturing Chemist, Landon,
Ontario. 1796-52
ide of
bicycle
vith the
ered he
;eting
ere he
. The
etching
raith,he
Lem me
I
STOOK FOR SERVICE.
110 FIG BREEDERS -Tho undersigeed will keep
ou Lot 26, Concession 5, L. R. aaTrackersmith,
thoroughbred IridawbRali Pie, also a thorough-
bred YORKSHIRE Pia. A limited number of sows will
be admitted to midi. Term, 61, payable at the time
1.1 service, or $L50 if ohargod JAMES GEMAULL.
1008-52
DIG FOR SERVIOE.-The undersigned will keep
1- on Lot 29, Concession 11, 111bl:text, a Thorough-
• bred Yorkshire hoar to width he will -admit a
limited number of 1 sows. Terms. -$1 at the time of
rarviee. JOBN ELGIE,Chitethuret, Ont, 1771-11
1310 FOR SBRVIOE.-The undersigned has on
1 Lot 23, Concession 11, Maintop, a thorough-
bred Yorkehire Boar, to which he will admit a Ihnit-
ed number of some Terme-760, payable at the
time of service, 7111th the priviltge of returning if
neeeesery. HUG T. GRIEVE. 178241
A Family Necessity.
"Owing to aitIflclal modern life, almost every-
_
body suffers 5035 or leas frora constipation, torpid
ts
liver snd s h ki eys, aas
ad ea Dr.Cne'e Kidney-
LiveaPills are be m A prompt and tboraouidlh:uire5
for this derang ment, they have came to be consider-
ed a family n ed Hosts of famili would riot
Placetbe vast facilitiesof it e Tele think of being Without them. One p it
66080 of cente a box.
phone System at the
for the 1 -Mr. an
have gone o
in Manitob
•every one. Are convenie4
use (4 non-subseribere.
Mr . Sterritt, of otherwell,
a t months visit to friends
fA.d.
Relieve t,hose Inflamed Eyes!
POrt.418 Extratt
Reduced One-half with pure soft water,
applied freqnently with dropper or eye cup,
the congestion 13;111 be removed and thepain
and inflammation instantly relieved.
CAUTION dangerous, Ira
aiiating N'Sritch iIazeJ prepa.ratione
represented to be "tbe same as',
Pond's Extract which -easily our
and generally contain "wood alco-
hol,” a deadly poison.
-••••••••••••••
'1i-
Bicycle Season 1902.
W. N. WATSON, North Main Street,
SEAFORTII,
Hae on hand.a, good stock rf the latest high grade
up -to -dee e MASSEY-HARR/8 and GODERICII
BICYCLES, Which will be sold cheap tor Mil or HE
short time. Prices from -$26 npwaros, A few pod
seeend hand bicycles on hand winch will be amid
cheap.
Call and fX9.131;50 my stook before purohasing,
Ither at ray efflee or at Herbert J. Morrison'e atop.
All wheels guartieteed for the treason. Alsodesler
n RAYMOND and WHITE SEWING IdACEINES,
and general Insurance Agent.
W_ rsr WeeSeglISOINTaa
General Inearanee Agent, and Deader in Sewing
Machinesand Bicycles,
NORTH MAIN ST., SEAFORM,
630
4 Blibre" Aire' 177Theoca.'s 1/3312,90501Cainiiiish Reme:.
siz. Fear,aldruggits... Tara:obis:ea; direerectot ioninney address. 44
forms Of Sextut WkageakneSeguaSS, 'radii effeettettrof ;tinsel"
oar pexrieecess,, onMeeprestaokiageWolirry, 8.1x7 liseersel,. 0:eldrineepleasekof TO -
haw°, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
Sold in Seaforth by Alex. Wilsen,J. S• Roberts and
lite Weed oputpanys, Windsors Out4
1,1 I drumlins:1n Osavila 'Tell Tell-
able medicine easoove BLZ
,
M�KIIIOP DIrectay for 1002.
r,•••••*•esia•HaG
1.
MICHEAL MURD1E, Reeve, Winthrop P. O.
JOHN SI BROWN, Councillor, Seahrth P. O.
CHARLES LITTLE, Cortecillor, Wiuthrop P.O.'
JAMES O'LOUGHLIN, Coundller, Beeehwood P. 0
ARCHIBALD MoORID, litiOR, Councillor, &earth P.0
JOHN C. MORRISON, Oak, Winthrop P.O.
DAVID M. ROSS,, ?matures, Winithm P. O.
SOLOMON J. ,SHAITRIOli, J. impeder.
Ladismy P.0,
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