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a most thOron
erry eectoral and
ty that for all die-
s it never CUSELD-
, if 0 ntoll,
ry Pectoral
iieurnatism ;
-a it would.
dyspepsia;
rneci it. But
coughs and
kinds. We
sixty years
:en saying i
1;!..t for nn ordtna
roncint1a. hearer,-
att. most economical
keep on liand;
no., loam
ma.
e use of mat Break.
diet after weaning.
teeakfaee Food at 15-
iy mealfor baby ars
0 cent infant food.
od ie- a esredigested
y digeeted by the.
keeps the etomach
aiao builds up fleeb,
3cfts 3ozning in from
Ia. tell of magnificent
• Malt Breakfast Food
Try Malt Bteek-
r and note the happy
ean eupply you.
the Evidence..
Toronto, says that for
• habituel constipation,
money fer medicine, was
ta. He now reeomnienda
Its ta his friends, beeante
ie ailment Yon cau be
a treatment. One pill a
UB Work.
meeting of the Chit-
in M LO.336.18 Cffice,
f Iaet week, was
led than elle previoue
it made a reporb of
ed been attended to,
a brought before the
reaulia had been en -
beneficial to the chil-
etract from et letter
si, Superintendent of
-t with epproval, and
o extend the services
itt tho county, and
no of the larger eerie
work- of ohild res -
e bear from you re-
eieeting. Aro very
society for Huron
lendicl field in your
- this work. I wish
eeure a man to give
work, as in the ease -
1, of Owen Sound.,
e comities of Grey,
coe, and, by contri.
places, the society
un to the extent of
thotigh at first they
iim 1,00. He is ac --
work, looking after
ing homes and visit -
re la that district.
ng the right man-
aess, can tieoure the
aims_ cf all demise
e be something for
in Goderich."
as reed showing:
tta oae.
dren'e hos-
. 10.00
17.35-
$ 14.50
15.00
25.00
$ 54.50
$ 27.15-
$ 54.50.
i r the current year
iitchcU7; vice-presi-
I. : seoretareetreae-
, exeoative commit -
Hays and Mr.
6 new Gill iers ask
Z.iVETS in all perts of
-
gad to aseiat in the
ted and dependent
and injurious sue --
once is invited, and
eeeistance in castes
er plauee, theeffieers
d a hand.
GENTLEMAN
IARKABLE
11
atic Sufferers -
COMPOUND
and Agonies.
• cares wrought by
d for rheumatic
mpresaed medical
ay, sl*o best prac-
he great value of
be ie with eonfid-
Ind stands nn -
he varied forms of
on ita good work
,,enadian honneet
crippled aed ute
• ibie dieease, are
soy, health and
inpound is the
a and eaves the
that he or she
wale, Rox ton
• 0 die by some of
United Stiles, I
ui terribly ill, and
a a gon les from
1 wAs strongly
Oempeund.
bottle dicl me so
th the medicine
E 8.. when .1 found
indeed, I never
an at preeent. I
to tell others of
and will alwaya
;bled with rhea -
and children
ain and seven
haa infte tons of
erif a few days
to ight the cap-
-a tor big, and
orced to attend
heir baga, bask -
• even wagons,
cho took the
/ ney for it, and
0 buy had re-
cided to raid a-
^
JANUARY 30, 1903.
TIME TABLE,
••••
Grand Trunk Railway.
*awe leave Seatorth and Clinton ritatione a4
:Wows
SRA4011TH. CLINTON.
Isereseew
10.18 P. M. 10.27 P. IL
12.40 re et. 12.55 P. le
..•
Mixed Train _ 9. P 0 A. M. 10.15 A, M.
ed Train ....
6.45 Id. 7.05 P.
aliz.. -
g°11PaspswaseEintigognerr-....,
8-1 P. IC 2.66 P.
7.5 A. AL 7.88
4.16 P.
'aired Train-- _ • .
4.4 Pe 51
P82.133.8T64011 and
4)O88O NORTIL Pass.
Palmerston- .... . 7.30 p.m.
Ethel- . ... • 8 e7
8.17
t,„<2.7
Wingbara- 8.38
GOLCCk Sores. Pass.
6 51 a.rn
Blu• evale.... • . '
tn7.92
Brue s. ....... ..' 7.18
23
Pa• lmerston... .... 8.20
incardine.
Mixed. Mixed
12.20 p.m 8.45 ann.
1.07 940
1.10 10 00
1.30 10.20-
1.36 10.80
Mixed. P..S3.
9 a.m. 8.05 p.m
4.17 8.13
10.00 3 25
10.15 3.85
11,30 4.20
London, Huron and Bruce.
fUNG Passenger.
London, depart.......... 8.16 A.M. 4-50 nes
Centralia.-- ..... 9.18 5.55
Exeter..- ...... 30 6 07
9.44 6.18
9 60 6.25
0.58 6.83
10.16 8.66
10.20 7.12
10 33 7.20
10.60 788
11.00 7.65
!IereaiL.• • -• ... ..... .1
Bruoefteld-....
Kippen _
Clinton - - e. .
Londetboro
Myth- ... ..
Be:grave- - -
Wingbani arrive...... .
Swum sours-
Winghatn, depart.- -
BelgraVe
Myth- . •• .. ••••••••••••••1
•• ••
LOndeabor0•• • • • • • • ••• • •
Clinton-- -e _ .4
Kippen- • .... .
•.... • . • •
Paeter. 9 • .0"
Cc/arena-. --.•
London, (arrive)... _
Passe:mon
6.50 a.m. 8.10 r.
7.01 8.23
7.14 3.86
7.22 8.45
7.47 4.16
8.05 4.40
8.16 4.60
$.22 4.65
8.86 5.10
8.46 6,90
9.46 A. M. 6.90
Beautiful Flowers
What mark of respeot can there be given to a living
or departed friend greeter than the presentation of
,
live flewere. ta het is more r nining for tho family
table? What w R make us thukand are the greab
works ot the Greeter more el inlyethan the beautiful
Rae aed Carnation? We supPly
NNTMIDID 1\T C4- S
SOICIETUS
Funeral Deigns, web as Crosece. Anehora, Wreaths,
Ilettots, Pdiewa, Gates Ajar, to fact all new and up.
to -dale emblems that cannotbe eurpaseed by any
city establiehment, and prie.ete much lees. Full line
of lettering, also done. You ben oan Bee eamples be•
fore erdering. Give us a trial for your Christmas
Floween Please send order In eaely so that* they
may be kept fcr you. Mail o dere promptly filled.
THE 141T0HE1i.t NUBSERY CO..
192643 Mitchell, Ont,
STOOK. FOR RVICE.
110 PIG BREEDERS. -The undersigned will keep
J. ott Lot 26, Concession E, L. R. S., TnekezemIth,
thoroughbred TAXWORTII Pia, also a thorough-
bred IZOILE.BrIIRR PIO. & lilted number of Bows will
be admitted to each. Term ,, 1, payable at the time
of service, or tine if charge.. JAMES GEMMILL.
1608-52
PIG FOR SERV/CF.-II
on Lot 29, Coneeesion
bred Yorkshire boar to
limiled number ef sows.
service. JOHN ELGIE, Ch
-"DIG- FOR SERVIOE-T
X Lob 2-9, Conceesion 11,
bled Yorkehire Boar, to whi
ed nentber of KINCEt. Ter
time ot Benicia with the p
neeeesery. HUGH T. GRIE
undersigned will keep
1, }fibbed, a Thorough-
-bieh he will admit a
erine.-81 at the titre of
Ee.hurst, Ont. 1771-tf
e undersigned 'has on
lacKilion a thorough -
h be will admit a limit-
s -75e, payable at the
ivilege of returning if
E. 1782-tf
BULL FOR SERVICE.-norneelead Rex, 49797,
the pure bred Angus b ill,will stand for service
on Lot 19, Concession 2, 5 eKillop, for the year
1903 -Terna.-$L25 for pooh cow. to be paid Jan-
uary after gerviera If not do paid 25e per co' will
-be Wed. JAMES MeINTOSH Ss, SONS. 193ext
e
PILEKONE
" PSrr F.RILE
Opinions of Leaciing Physicians.
Ws certifies that I have ' used Strong' Pilekone
in the treatment of pike, b th external and interaal,
and have found it an Inv'. ueble remedy, and can
recommend it with confide -lee to anyone re quiring
treatment for this most diet ogling atfection. J. D.
FOUR, M. D., Med. Supt. Landon Generel Hos-
pital. i
Price, 81-00.7 For sale bel druggists or by main on
' ; ,
receipt of price. 1
W. T. STRONG, Manufacturing Cheiniet, Lendon,
i
Ontario. 1796-52
The flicifillop Mutual Fin
Insurance Company.
,FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY 0 'LY INSURED
orrTqnL
J. B. McLean, Presider!, Kippen P. 0.; Thomas
Fraser, vice-president, Br nefieo.
ldm
P. 0. ; hoas E.
Hays, libroy.Treas. Seafor p
William Chesney Seater tt ; John G. Grieve, Win.
tarop ; George Dale, Seetorth ; John Benneweis,
Dublin; Jarnee Evans, 14eeehwood ; John Watt,
Harlock ; Thomas Fraser, Brunefield • John B. Ito
Lea -rt, ICIppen ; SaMOS Connolly,
AAR ITA.
Roht., Smith. Herb:reit ; E. Hinehley, Seaforth;
James, Illumining Egmond4 e; J. W. Yeo, Holmes
vile I'. c).; George Murdie dad John 0. Morrison
-auditore
Partial* dOSI:OU6 to elleot Ineurancee or trans
eel °thee be:stem will bee promptly attended to as
.ppliciatioo to any of the nbove offinera. addreased
heir respeottvo twat cone te
'URN URI
UNDERTAKINC.
Does it ifot seem more e
breathe in a remedy, to cure
the breathing or ans, than t
remedy into the stomach? I
ective, to
isease of
take the
;-
• Established rS79.
Cures WWI° You SI
It cures because the air rendere
antiseptic is carrihd over thedi
face with every lereath, giving
and constant tr atment. It
able to mothers with small
Is a boon to asthma
FOR-
Vitioopilig Cough Bronchitis
Croup Coughe
Catarrh, Colds Grippe and
The Vaporizer mil Lamp, which
a lifetime, together with a bottle()
$nso. Extra suppi4s of Cresoiene
p cents. Write for1dcscriptive boo)
mg highest testhnohr as to its value
VA.PO-COFS LENE IS SOLD
DRUGGIS S EVERYWDER
Vapo- resolene Co.
180 Fulton Street t65e Notre
New York Mot
ep
I strongly
eased .eur-
rolonged
is invWu-.
child ten.
ics. ;
ay Flyer
should last
Cresoiene,
s cents and
let contain.
!
BY
)arae Sizeet
treat
Recommended
druggist, Seaforth
d sold by 1. V. Fear
The following local news w
for last week, but came t
late.1
Beebhwood.
NOTES -The rese
satisfactory to the
learned h, mucLai
intelligent electore
those who throw it
It of the by
eopIe here.
ging does se
and gene
dirty hande
fencer'', which play d such pr
in Grogan's letter,
owners of rail feno
avoid drifting the
could be made of td
are not needeat
be readily sold in
probably enough
fence. The time i
high roads of the o
wooden fences.
ticn to enforce it.
Clinton, is visiting
Owen Flynn has b en a visitor t
Evans' during tae past we
Sharette visited hi daughter,
last Sunday. -Oar blacksmith,
ling, we are please to say, i
around again aft --r a severe
grippe. -Mr. J. J. Ryan visite
Wingham for a fe days last
A. Finucane, w o has been
many friends here ince Christ
for her home in St atford. S
very successful teacher in he a prate
school hero and a ost of frie ds eihcerely
regret her departu e.-Mesars. Frarikt ani
Neil Klein entert ined a number of their
friends to a eoeial op, Wedneaday eVeniog.
rn
A most enjoyable te was spent. -A couple
of sleigh loadieof ur young pe ple enjeyed
themselves at the letusaet hono of r. W.
Flannery's, Tucke smith, the o
Dancing was th feature -
Hughes, cif Chic& , spent a v ry leasant
sojourn with hi many frie de here, and
whilst renewing old a.cquai taracce made
many new ones, a d all hope t will not be
his last visit to hi e.- J.
Burke, who was r cqueintances
here, has returne in Chicago,
having enjoyed s and New
Years with her br ew and Jas.
Lacey.
s intended
hand too
elections is
The moral
t tak with
ally leaves
.-T e rail
mine t part
got a fall ince. The
a have leve ed t em to
oad. The, eat u e that
em is firing. 14 they
ome for wooicl the could
town for a good price;
to pay for a new Ne ire
not far diatltnt when the
untry will a all , rid of
lis
s would be good legisla•
Mrs. M. '. Bleke, of
at Mr. M. teinal-hlre.
t Min. Jas.
k. -Mn B.
iss !Annie,
Mr. q. Spar -
able to be
atta
frie
week.
vieiti
as, •
o has
k of Is
de in
-Miss
g her
loft
een a
Good Quality, _ air Prices, Cour-
teous Treatment and Straight
Dealing.
- Furniture of all kinds, Window
Shades, Curtain Poles, Pictures, Pic-
ture FramPs and Framing.
Repairing donet promptly. Special
attention given tri,) recovering uphol-
stered goods.
Upholstery covekin-Ys and material.
'Tow, moss and euriled'hair.
Furniture paelqed either at your
home or at my staie..
UNDEATAKING
•Will receive special attention. Night
answered at lily residence in rear
of Dominion Bank.
V. IllsitCHTEL
SUCCESeolt TO JOHN LaNDSBOROUGH,
SEAFORTH.
1807
her e ening.
r. ihard
immigrants that ;came over by the Env ess
ef Japan on her last voyage. The. g odc
were hiddeA in tEie bottoms of baskets and
in clothing:- h short, every device that
could be thought of was tried to fool the
°adorn efficere. No doubt some of the
schemes have bon worked eu usefully on
former vovagee, nt this time the trick fail,
ed. ThelChinamen, when the ,goode were
diseovered,did not even chain their baggage,
being afraid of mixing themselves op in the
trouble that wae likely to smite. Se be.
tides the emuggNd waren the authorities
have in their keeping a miacellaneous aeo
sorement of persbnal belongings.
They"FaTE;i:bConsuniption.
Bad coughs, colds and catnrrh are re-
sponeible fee more ooneumption than ,is
traceable even to heredity. , Patarrhoeonn
cures more quiehly than ordinery remedies,
because it ie theionly aptiseptio yet diseov-
ere& that is volatile enemai to reach the
root of the trouhle in remote parts of the
luugs and bronolijal tubes, and, impregaa.t
every particle o the air breathed with it
healing, germ- Ming vapor. Colds o n'
last ten minutes or caught) more than th rtY
zniuutes when C tarrhc zniie is inhaled. It
clears nose, throhb and air paseriges ab ti
.,stops droppingr headache, and erradicittea
catarrh from tiny part cf the system
Two monthe' tr atment costa Si 00 tria
size, 25o., o.' 1ruggist, or N. C. Polsoze
& Co., Kingston Oatario.
Dr. Hamilton' Pills are Mild.
native pla
newieg old
to her hom
er Christm
there, Matt
JUST ONE M• RE,
Disease Co • quered •y D da's
Kidney Pills -Israel oy r, jr.,
a Gives = is Experencei.
ST. MARGUER TE, Que., anua y 26-
(Special). -There seems to be ro o en to the
lise of diseases that spring item di ordered
Kidneys'and that can cense(' entl be cur-
ed by Dodd'e Ki ney Pills. Rhe matism,
Bright's Disease Heart D: ease, Dropsy
and similar comp aints, have ,ieldecil
to this wonderful remedy ; and no Israel
Boyer, jr., of thiu place, come forw rd with
the -statement t at Dodd's Kidney Pills
have cured him of a seemi gly incurable
Stomach Cemplaio t. He say :
" For fifteen y ars I snare from Malady
of the Stomach,' nd had long givennp hope
cf ever having it mired. Thn I was in-
duced to try D dd's Kidne Pale. They
relieved tne alma t at once, and by the time
I had finned th first box y cemplaint
had disappeared. I ani well ow, and can
work all the Um
i
Wit land Wisdom.
• The best iedueetion in the world is that
got by strugglIti“ to get a living. .
!
When is a & cotchmam like a donkey?
When he -stands on his banks and braes.
A. lawyer's ilefinition of crime depends
very largely upen which Elie of the cue has
engaged his setvicee.
Mack-" Can you get a lock of your sis-
ter's hair, Johipie ?" Johnnie-" No ; bob
I an tell you where she gets ii." e !
From the Fountain Head. -"Is your
brother•in-law te well-informed man ?» "1
should say ao. I Why, his wi e tells hint
everything.
In a certain c
by a widow to
this inscription
meet again."
" What is th
Sehoel boy-"
doctor gives th
who are siok." 1
"See hero, rung man," said the magis-
trate, "you oover paid me that fee for
marrying you." "You're mighty luoky I
for damages."
o idea when You could get
hy did you propose ?" ," To
ar, I had no idea that yeu
would accept me ?"
e
A MOTHER'S DELIGHT.
,
Is to See Her Little Ones Hea4hY,
• lb
How Birds a re Wa m in Cold
eather.
iT
metery is a stone, erected
er loving -lenaband, bearing
" Rua, ia peace -until we
meaning of false doctrine?"
lease, air, it's when t e
wrong stuff to the poop e
haven't sued yo
"It5ou had
married, Tom,
tell the truth, d
Rosy and Happy, , 1
i {
1
All mothers delight in seeivg their. JittJle
ones bright, roey and happy, but, unfoetu
ately, all mothere do no we the best mot
ods to gain this result. When baby is cress
and fretful they give him "soothing steff4"
believing they are aiding him -but the re-
sult is just the opposite, as these soothing
stuffs are poisOnous and dangerous. Babe
Own Tablets ithould elways be used, a#d
they will be found a prompt relief and
speedy once foe all the minor eilments drem
which little mice suffer. All experienced
ertothere use these tablets, anti all mothers
who use them 'praise them. Mrs. S, M.
Bleak. Se. Peter's, N. S., says: "1 haye
need Baby's Own Tablets for most of the
ailments from Which little ones suffer,! and
I find them the best niedicine , I have eetar
tried. No mother should he *ith out ;them
in the house." These tablets I are good for
children of all agog, and can be given 1 with
absolute safety th a new born babe. Seld
by diuggists, or sent by maW at 25 e nte a
box, by writing direct to The Dr. Wi hams
Medicine Con Brockville, Ont. Send Ins
your name on a poet card, and,we Neill mail
sou a valueble little book on the care of In-
fants and yourig children. 11
; I
•
A Song of Prospc5rity.
(Ina.031' THE IMONTREAL HERALD'S POn'T.
i I
The banks ere makirg money,
No one ever atiW the be 4 ;
The millare hunting gaily, 1
And its exiting more tee*
The enuetry's rich and haPpy,
Let usi ttierefore, i hout with
Everything is searing skywaird
Save My lit le salary. :
Morgan he's made fifty million
And ie ab'e to burn coal ;1
Ittekfoller keepi on elOnbing
Toward bis apt ndid, 1 fter,goal,
Railroeds all ore keeping huey,
Everybody's workine mayo.-
Still, 1 and 'it nard and harder
To kepp out of debt, somehow.
, [
Merchants find their store's all crowded,
Praire keep inoreteing there ;
Dear rs day and eight are busy,
Joy ill spreading everywbere.
Milk and oil and coal are higben
There's a boom ou every hand,
And I'M -plying cut my tsvirgs-
0h, itin coetly, but it's grinal.
, I
Let us then Hee up rejoicing
Shout " Long live er spetity !"
B:ans and bread and be 1 and baco4
Bain:Ilion booted splendidly.
Though my !salary goes ooly
Halt 4sif 1r as once it went,
Hear my happy whoop ?--The landlord
Says he'll trust me tor my rent.
t ,
Fell Exhalsted and Unconscious.
A bird is close it. the be t of non -con-
ducting substan es. Even be disorderly
aecamulation of eatlaers in feather bed
offers enormous esistence t the *sage of
heat, whereas 1 ving feathe s arranged on
the body like ;cales must conatitute an
armor against. ra iation that is alenost per-
fect. By ruffiin up its feat ers es a bird
does when at res in cold we ther, n sheath
of air which soo. becomes ho air is created
round the bird, nd beyond that radiation
is very slow. oreover, NV thin the akin
are many air eh mbers, in s me oases con-
nected with the lung', and n others corn
municating with the outer ai throogh pores
in the skit,. Th ir very bones are in moat
cases filled wit air instead of marrow.
Thus the bird eeembles a double walled
house, with all i a internal settees filled with
air warmed by a central stove, none of
the heat of wh eh escapee except through
the labyrinth of hialous barriers. The same
arrangement thLt ia no a all degiee en-
ables the bird to fiy is also t e beat possible
warming appar bus. As a nattcr of fact,
birds seldom die of cold alon AS long as
they are well fe they can resist it, very low
temperature.
a
Lever's V -Z (Wise Head) Dieinfectant
Soap Powder is better than other!Powders,
as it is both suet) and disinfectant. 34
•
-Gustoms oft cers;have made a big seiz•
ure of tobacco and cigars . at Vanoouver.
Altegether, son ething liko half n ton of
cigars and leaf obacco was gatheztcd in by
a search among he baggage lof the Chinese
LI
MON
XPOSITOR•
-71`"•1
in vain. he got to bed, not 'ein
,
able to
d to Vhe fires. On Mon ay morning
she managedto make one f he school
chit ren 'bean and he wenb ao oss the road
• d told Mrs, Nutt, who (mule over.- Think -
in• he iojury to be only a s elli g, some
h u ehold remedies wore tried itventua1iy
D Brow q was sent for and he ptonounoed
it a cam of broken ankle. T e bone has
beon set, but the injury is sue ae probably
to kcep Mee. Gilpin still for hreh ;months.
I
al able AdviCe to
your (Mild comes in from la y qoughing
owiag eyideeces of an a oprolsething at -
of Gzippe, Sore Throat, or elokoess of
first thing get out your bottle of
eviline. Bab the ehest and neck with
e. end give internal deees of ten
Nentriline in sweetened water every
a. This Will prevent any serious
liniatene or pain reliever
ol on's Nerviline, whieh ii a necee-
y household. Lrgo b et1 s cost
or
ta
N r 'ilin
d oa of
t hou
tr. ble.
e eels
ei ,y in eve
o ly 25t1.
TI El SITUATION I
. E
WI3IST.
UR KINDRED AND FEL W I (4 MOTS,
HE PEOPLE OE' EASTERN 1 ADA :
Atl, a meeting of the - Ter ito lel Grain
i
Gro era' Assooiation, held at Iu hen Head,
i t,hu District of Aesiniboia, on 1 December
4 ha d 5th, the folio% ing r solntioe was
u an m4 intly passed : ,
" Tht 'Er the opinion of thio cieetipg the
O na ian Pacifies Railway Comp ee having -
d mo a rated their total inoap ci y to han-
d et e rain and general traflhlo of Manitoba
a dt e Territories, and as a eselb the de -
✓ lop ne ef the country heing tnit only
r tar e . hut the reeidents a ifdeing much
d pri a ie n, scarcity of-- full, tioernity of
b ildi matetial, and an aver e' 10es of 10
a nes bushel on their whea . nare from
lose b holdieg and housing g eiianii,18,tpahoy-
i• en °rote on advances fro n
Territo ial Grain Growers' 88 e actin is
f reed o solicit action on the part of the'
F.der !Government which wi I 01+ the
Q P. "'ylCo, to allow as much is peseible
o the e ageated, freight 6 bel hauleclI over
t e co eeting railway systems te ehe south
a d i ight be added to the east "I
Thi esolution emanating froni, a meeting
o dol; iaees from over, 30 sob- sSociations
s atte d throughout the Territo ies and in-
oltedio e snob men as Walter Scot,,' M. P., ;
on. 11.V.Bulyea, and R. SrLi el,M,L.A.,
o ght o he of sufficient warr nt ler parlia-
n ent: in investigation ; but sa hla formal
a d g eralized statement of jgrievancea is
u terl inadequate to exprcee he gravit.y of
t e El t at ion and the argent n ceps by of im-
edi te ietervention, !
To ey there is a great indus Elia
t epo ears of progress in th est.
a ly c
p act
feriv
' f rce
TS
muni
k n, i
t e 0
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b
6
tt
aple
ly de
fo i
fa
Mr. R. W. Ed arda, 83 McMurray Street, Brant-
ford, Ont, !suffer d f r five yearsI with nervous. ex-
hailitiore heantic e acd dyspersie. " The ,paine in
my head would a most drive me mazy. I could not
sleep nights, tilt would walk tie .floor in agony until
I fell exhausted and uneonecioue. For the nest nine
months I have deed Dr. -Chase' . Nerve Feed, an i
from a mere skeleton this medicine has built me up
in fleeh and weight until I ani strong and w(11," It
would be sunnily poesible to produee etropger evi-
dence of ft e woriderful powcr of ID!re Chaeen Nerve
Food. i
;
•
King Carlo's Oioare.
Thirty-one huge and exceedingly strong
Havana cigars is the daily alloweece of
King Carlos. Of Portugal, 'the biggest and
the fattest of all the reigning monarchS of
the old world. His bulk is isomething 1 col-
ossal. He is huilt on much the eagle linea
as his material grandfather,the late King
Victor Emanuele of Italyvonly he is much
taller, aod his 'face, in epite of it super-
abundance of fat, is beth comely and
pleasant. Niotwithetandiug his girth, be
still excels in ,all sorts of bodily exereises
tied enjoys the distinetion of beeng the
only reigning sovereign who, Oen boast of
being a aucceesful and elnilfui bull fighter.
• ,
The Critical Time of 1.1.1ife
Is between' he years of fifty-seven and
sixty-two. ; "ature's power shrwe. dbwv,
vitality beer) es less, and , the prOgreen of
decay sets in. A means oe exteriding old
age and rene ing decreaeieg vigor he toctake
Ferrozone at r meals. Feriozone kee s up
the appetite, nd in the formation of , red, ,
vitalizing lel od, imparto cicatrices to the
tiring brain force, eneegy ! and smelts just
when they are needed most. To take : Fer-
rezene regulatly means adding from ten to
twenty years ia life. Large boxes 50o., or
,.
6 boxes. for i2 50, at druggist's, tk• N. C.
Poison ;& 0I ., Kingston, Ontarloi
Dr. Hamilton's Pills are Certain .
-Mrs. Wn1L. Gilpin, of St. Marys, met
with a etrange mishap on Sunday evening.
She had the erdefortune to fall just; onteide
her door arid 'break the small bone tif her
ankle. With difficulty she gotinto the
house, and, being alone, as Mr. Gi pin was
away, she at at the window and tiied to
attract the -attention of tlie passers, 4, but
' ;
avrimityu!
Of from the base of , s pplies and
Ily enduring the privalioes add suf-
the losses eadured Isti! a !bele gured
id an enemy's country. ;
end realize the eituate n e A coin -
•y of two -hundred thaneitud, teee.r owu
elated in the heart of aj cjrtUc-eal,, aa
titre of a vast treeless under of
f fuel or
nufaetoeies in
r jthe neesssi-
e for ; their
eatire-
niunioation
se railway
dits re-
blic insti-
°11ilfeluei'
tng
but !lately
tocks of
them, tell
n Aseini•
t summer's
oesiderable
le is stilt
elong dee
lie villagds,
redeem?'
nt of ac•
tog in bins
arms where
f t o west are
at prosperity,
the sod shack
la by Street-
ivil;zed ex-
niable, evi-
0
retie ske, with DO local au
ilding material, no local m
e i *meats of husbandry
• f life, and no local mar
taple produet 1 A corn
ancient on itsrailway
eeistenee, and yet
ilities have so far fallen
manesthat in midwinter
a are being elosedefrom
er required for last sea
Urine is still ia transit 01
d, merehante are carr.
°ode which did. not, r
ad merged into winter,
is, at least, threc-loerths o
od Aim of whea,t, wit
a Wins of the produce of
nig the storage Will
[ling the streets Of bins
ecehouses of merchants
o aye accepted it in
O s, er, for the most part
st awtcovered heaps on t
w s grown 1 The people o
u ed ; to , be enjoying gr
d he Fatly displacement o
d oletand-straw-beilt sta
more ia accordance wit
e is often quoted as
of that proeiserity. BU
ery, misleading: The
stead titles and the rise
cultivation and increas
it possible to mort
rto protected by lack o
.; and -the secret of an
e Laced by new buildings
und in the registry offie
is statement of fact is due
the west whose explo ter, have ever
ed to their reputed gre t
idence that the geieva
were seeking a remedy
ropathies of their kin
pnrely imaginary.
uteted as the3e people
from their fuel, their
thsir manufactured
arida of miles from ; t
product, legitimate fr
ceiseity largely off -set
ally associated with he
came possessed of easi y
without tying up in
nd the capital requir d i
• I
Lt when in additicn to
inherent in their isolat
Subjected to the
combine, an el
umber combine an
one and extortions of
tr
t o
lu
o er
at riv
fa I
fa I
qt
er
li
wi
th
CO
Or
it
re
a
81
is
L5
fr
hi
a•
Ce
nc
th
lu
ey
e e
ere
Si
tile
1:1,
hou
hei
cif n
atu
• b
arm
he 1
hgBeena
re
at
131
011)
ehi
lack
on n
hs
in
ao
nd
la
19
iee
in
an
ay
!Oie gross discrimination between ahipping'
Ooints, fairly portrays the general eitutstion.
Sinealuta ia nen:tall village on the main-
line of the Canadian Peel& Railway, 300
miles west of Winnipeg and the. centre of a
typical wheat country.
The majority of she eettlers here, as else-
where in the wasb, despite the well publish-
ed presperity of individuals, is mainly made
up of those, wits finding the task ef home -
Malting too hard in the older settled die-
trietei gathered their scanty stook of worldly
goods togetherand wet forth with their
families Mc) the wilderness\ to try to estab-
lish themaelVes as freeMen, owner e of the
homethey live in and the lands they till,
ianveXed by debt and dependence,
In molt ineancis their sole revenue is
from whsat. During a short summer every
nerv
of th
early
the lend plyments, the implement and horse
notes, the fuel, the lumber and general store
bills ere corning due and the high priced
harvest help and the threshing score is to be
paid, they must team their wheat to Sintal-
uta,
vert
tione.
To
the r
must be etrained to produce as much
t commodity as pessible. Then in the
winter, 'when threshing iS over, and'
erhaps 30 miles, that they may con-
t into money to meet their obliga-
, I
convert it into money 1 Aye there's
b. 1
Last year there was shipped from Sin-
, taluta in round numbers 900,000 bushels of
yeheat. Much of this was marketed last
suonner, owing to the inadequate shipping
faoilities during the previews winter. Thus
,ma.ne men were compelled to epend the
i
wint r in enforced idleneee, beeatise apart
from hauling their wheat they have no re-
; .
n
munerave occupation, and then , to team
theiriwheat during a summer all too short
for the necessary preparation of thelane,
thereby lereenteg their -prospects for the
coming year, f ,
T lisyear, with a. portion of last year's
graiz etill unmerketed, there have only
been furnished suffieleot cars to more 90,900
buth 'is, not cne-tenth of the crop, Scores
of farmers have not been able to inarket a
bushel Bo far this year at any price. The
greater pert which has been sold was secur-
ed by the operators of line eleyaeors, at a
price from 8 to 11 cents per bushel leas than
the rice at Fort William and other aompe-
points waerranted them in paying -
is to say that the- farmer was shorn of
the Pro& he could have made if cars
eeen available when required to for -
his wheat. ,
nd
tic
in
ag
ti
de
is
oh evi
eirem
and
deuce
nt of
alueit
population
polverty
le air low
prosperity
enerally t
to the peco
eat
pan
and
the
con
boo
wh
Me
ce
by
red
re,
14
ospe
for
ppea
in th
ily
which
ling to
East
hund -ads o
ding meter
ec seities, and
e easumere of
ighi rates must
t e prosperity
ePportunity
Med fertile
purchasine
developine
clisidvaree
I esitioa they
'Actions of
r combine,
be discritri•
eilway .core -
th
a
, which, with no fear of, competitioia
no check of governmen al ' ontrol, runs
Olio setvie) on the Ibasta of its own
etsience, and fixed ite tol s not on the
a of cost, of operAtion, tut allthe limit of
t the traffic will bear, eny . considerable
sure of prosperity is no longer it posihil-
ity is ,
for these tillers of the sr, hie that Boil
never o fertile.
,
i
heee are the norneal g
ple of the west-aglieva.
Pc
th
tel
oli
fin
th
fit
to
to
fa
cr
lio
fr
th
bi
ievencee of the
ces Which' are all
more bittenbecause t he °menet feio
ty of the soil and the +pee ility of the
ate to the generous peodn non of the
st wheat in the world, mocks them wieh
vision of wealth, produced only to be
he away from _them while endeavoring
transmute it into those thiogs neceseary
their well being and ea fort,
o be deepoiled by a for ign fee i 3 it hard
e, but to be pillaged y 0. corporation
ata by their kindred a d themselves. on
-
one they have lavished hundreds cf mil.
• in lands,- in 'miner 1, it timber, end
nee, and whom they have evil freed
in the task of assisting in the support of
gevernment tha
t prot cis ' them, this is
ter, indeed.
tie the climax iS reache when this same
poration thus created o BOI'Ve as a great
imnithighway and be he means of filltpg
great west with tee ing millions of
sperous and ()entente people, declares
existing conditions ita incapAcity
eery to market the pr duce of the paltry
f rnillion of settlers al eady there; and
er, refuses to let
able of doing-re-
th tIe roads of the
nnee ions wish it
oncennore to give
cleat() service to those, for whom, and by
ori, it was created. 1 • ;
net all the While the co-cifiled represisn-
Ives of the people look cad ly on, nor lift
tiger to compel the soalles
chase the engines neoessa
erform its funotione a a
eeen Piece it to share the auling of, its
glinted traffio with eomtieticore having
ligation with its lin ', thhugh at lea.st
ea such avenues exist. 11
1ire is an illustration whioh, unlezs th
that
half
had
war
Ad what of the futere
At the present rate at which cars are
furnished, to shippers at this poiot ib will
takel several years to move the wheat now
in the farmers' hande.
Serely ro argument is needed to show
that it very short continuance of -this state
of affairs must bring pot ;only the farmers
but ehe whole community to uttee financial
ruiWThill not your portestatione, coupled with
eerie goad on a relnetrint Parliament tor
apnly a speedy and effectual remedy?
'hoot, Onade. is ia a bad way indeed,
and ene of her sons was right whets he said :
" T o implied wish of a multi millionaire
corp
rept
m -n
tion
nate
ensl
lion."
ration has more weight with a so-called
sentative Government in Ude Mam-
age than the combined prayers, peti-
and profanity of a whole outraged
n, and the only alternative te virtual
vement to the money power is rebel-
,
E. A. PARTRIDGE,
Asea., President Sintaluta
0. 29th, 1902. T. G. Q-. Aesn.
a -
C.ughs, colds, hoarseness, and other throat
sil ents are quickly relieved by Oresolene
tablets, ten cents per box. AU druggists
•
Sint
About Cooking.
"II believe," said the young physician,
" that bad woke eupply us with half ' our
phaatn.:ts."
"IT
hat's
Ailedgood cooks supply us with, the other
hat's right," rejoined the old doctor.
I•
FOR internal or exteroal use HAGYARD'S YEL.
LOW' OIL cannot be excelled as a pain relieving and
scothieg remedy far all paiu.
. • -
!
-a-Graham Bros., of Claremont, Ontario,
the! well known importers of Clydesdale
herpes, have lately Hold to K. B. McLennan.
of Vancouver,Btil hit Columbia, foe the Doug-
las ake Cattle Co. of British Celumbia,the
tar good pair °feta:Mons, Waywadd Boy and
Toepede. These horses are each etialy three
years old, and both tip the soslea,* consid-
era oly over a tore Mr. McLennan scoured
the l country in search of the heavieet pair of
three year-olds he could find, and they were
found in Graham Bros.' stable. , They also
sold bim eight -very choice mares, weighing
hoist 1,700 to 1,900 pounds each, most of
them being in foal to the grand old sire,
MacQueen,
CO
na
th
pr
by
to
ha
like the dog in the man
ot ere do what it is inea
fu es to share its traffic w
sot th and east having c
lo g enough to entible it
adwi
bit
af
pu
to
or
CO
CO
th
•
litl'ORMS oahnot exist either In children or -adults
weleaterDeR. LOW'S WORM SYRUP is used. 25e. All
i
I '
' I 4,,,._.--. t
--Belfast 0 aogemen were astenielied at
the announcement that Colonel Sanderson
had reeigned the Grand Mastership on the
greund that he cannot accept responsibility
vvithout the necessary authority to maintain
that dignity. The stept is apparently an out-
cothe of the recent diepute with Tlioneas
Sloan, M. P. whose candidature ' in the Cit-
e* South Belfast election was successful,
ia i spite of the opposition of the Grand
Lodge.
•
MILBURN'S STERLING HEADACHE POWDERS
araeesy to take, harmiees in action and euro to cure
any headache in from 5 ,to 20 minutes.
..
cuisied by J. P. Chiswell, was broken into
by burglars on Sunday week, and peels to
the value of over $100 were abstracted. An
eabrance was affected by breaking through
a tvooden partition., Fortunately Mr. Chia -
sales home with him, and the thieves only
well had taken the cash from Saturdey's
got a few centti which had been left in the
tail. Tee dry goods store in Stratford, oc-
;
,
i-IngIis Wigle, a prominent young farm-
er, living in the western part of the town.
shp of Goefield South, near Kingsville, was
1
ki led by a bull Fiiday morning. The ani-
;
mi. I was deborned, but crushed the man
against the barn so severely that he died
wthia an hour. Deceased was married
I
only a few months ago.
•
LIVER TROUBLES, biliousness, sallow complex
on, yellow eyee, jaundice, etc., yield to the =a-
nte powers of LAX ALIVER PILLS. They are sure
o cure.
• ,
Some Things Worth Knowing.
Nothing made with•sagar, eggs and milk
should reach the boiling point.
To prevent stockings wearing at the heels
line the backs of the shoes with a piece of
[
black Velvet.
, To' I warm up fase in bed lie flat on the
beck, the arms straight by the sides, the
legs straight -then breathe.
A sPecialiet in nervous diseases says a wo-
man ehould sleep nine ,houre a night and one
Lour in the daytimae.
In testirg the temperature of a child's
bath put in your elbaw, or the underneath
part of your arm. The band fe of no use. i
Ia childhood the foundation is laid -for
mature life. .Pale, delicate, laothouse ohi1-1
dren, when brought up in the heated atmosi
phere of the luxurious modern home, have
i
no stamia for the future.
When the hair is dry aed rough, and
seeme inclined to split at the, ends, rub le
little olive oil into the scalp once a week.
Lem n juice rubbed into the roo!s will ofteh
have Ithe effect of stopping the hair from
f
. i laiPtron e.to balls are made in this way. After
' oilieg and mashing as many as you requi
season with salt and pepper; add a tabl
poonful of fine bread crumbs, and stir in
eaten egg. Flour your hands and form
loorporation to
to enabls it
mmon carrier
ere
Nervous
Headaches
Mrs.
Casket
nt.
vasit
not sl
from
me
Nerve
on.••••.......•••••••
Bailey, 632 Queen's Ave., London,
hose husband is with the Globe
Co., states'-" Me nervous system
an exhausted condition. I could
ep well and soffered a groat deal
eadaches. Experience has proven
he remarkable value of Dr. Chase's
ood. I have found it a splendid
tbnic a d can now say that I am free from
beada hes. I rest and sleep better than I
Have (7 r a long time and feet real well in
every ay."
1 Ne ous headaches can only be perman-
ently tired by enriching the blood and
14ettin the nervous system in perfect
Order. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is not a
relief or headache but a thorough and
lestin cure. It creates new, rich blood
and n rve force and makes the weak and
Laickly strong, well and vigorous. It is
ture s greatest restorative. 50 cents a
x, a all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates &
Co., ororeto.
•
14
Chase's
Nerve Food
to
a
br
bells
grerie
own.
- Don'
pear yo
ed and
a
ta
momen
t een
Aliter i
thdr
the siz3 of a billiard bale BAke•on
d tin in a hot oven until crisp and
make it poor mouth, no matter how
be, if you don'e want to be avoid-
espised, because peverty is a disease
at alMost every one will shun, -and there
e some who even belieine that it is con-
gious
To eteot dampness first havorthe bed
11 w rmed with a warming pan, then the
the pan is taken out -introduce be -
he sheets and inverted glass tumbler.
has remained there a few minutes
w it. If the glass is found dry you
w
may go to bed without any -.apprehension of
chill or rheumatism.
For loating Island, 'seperate the yolks
from t.ewhites of three egge and beat the
1 tter all. Put them, one at a time, into
h If pit of boiling milk, and poaoh them
fr a fe seconds, then take them out. Mix
a teasp onful of eerie flour with a little cold
ilk ; hen add the yolks of the eggs, well
b aten, sugar to taste, and a few drops of
e settee of almonds. Pour the cuetard in-
t a gl ss dish and arrange the whit -es over
. Se ve perfectly cold.
•
Ptucky Canadian Girl.
In t e House of Representatives, a few
days a o, something el a stir Was caused
jist before Mr. Cochran, of Missouri-, con-
elm uded a speech, by an unexpected interrup-
tion fr the lathes' gallery.
Mr. ¶Joohran was speaking of the" truck
i.
ling plicy of the United States toward
Great Britain." When than truckling shall
have c ased, he declared, the people of Can-
a a, nlow intensely loyal to England, Will
c ange their attitude.
" Y u lie " cried a slightly dreseed young
omen, in clear, ringing tones.
All
here
t %fit
fintf
But
then 1
The
1ttartli
ochr
Wa
Great
Ince
f Tor
he ga
ay to
vhorn
"1
eller
Sta
end
poihte
t'dbMisinre.
he ti
him t
"0
hewnhc
er companion left the gallery.
Th elderly woman is Mrs. S. M. McMas-
en Tilbe young woman is her granddaugh.
hey have been in the city for several
,
and .re staying at the Grafton, in
aticut avetue.
Toronto World says : Several mem-
1 the McMaster familien who reside
onto, were epoken to last night re-
g the matter. but they could not
Mies Grant. The opinion prevailed
he youug lady was a connection of the
realwMcMastiseG
Masters.
easa mrant,
who
uree in Toronto, two or
nd it is thought that she
ho so forcibly expressed
ence of her country.
fa
THE- MOST NUTRITIOUS
pps7 s tocoa
, n admirable food, with all its ne-
ural qualities intact, fitted to
uild up and maintain robust
ealth, and eo resist winter's eX-
reme cold. Sold in quarter -pound
ins, labelled JAMES EPPS &CO., -
erimited, Homceopathio Chemist,
London, England.
yes were turned to the ladies'gallery,
he young womin leaned forward,
yr, as if she intended to say some
-
rt her.
conipanion pulled her back. She
ft the gallery.
New York Herald, referring to the
g interruption of Representative
n by al lady spectator in the gallery
hington, lays :
sad at the charge that her -country-
ould repudiate their allegiance to
Britain, Miss Grant, a young woman
nto, Canada, and it visitor in one of
leriee, pessed the jle in the Home to -
Representative Cochran, of Missouri,
ado the statement.
u he 1" came in clear tones from the
ding up, the Canadian girl, tremblivg
hite with emotion, with her band
at, Representative Cochran, made
elamation.
Caohran paused a moinenb, and'etar-
onderment toward the gallery, but
ter from the Wepublican side aroeued
his senses.
, it is only a woman," he said and
ntinued.
n he concluded, the young girl and
sr.
eek
Penn
Th
Isere
in To
gardi
place,
that
Mon
Th
pital
ago,
lady
ire de
was a hoe
-
three eears
may be the
her opinion
pps' Cocoa
0 VING STRENGTH AND VIGOR.
1819-26
Doctor the Horses..
ctoring up the horses and eeneiders it eplen-
Price 26o.
Thomas
Thompeoe, Beland, Man., writes
busband would not be without Hagyard's
:-
Oil in the house, as he uses it a gorod deal
a -Liver Pills are a positive cure for Siek Head-
Billousnees, `:Constipation, Dyspepsia, and all
eh and liver complaints. They neither gripe,
n nor sioken. Price 260 at all dealers.
Mrs
ig My
Yello
r d
did."
La.
6a4Mel:
/
Neur
meti
;eine
REAL EStATE FOR SALE.
nEl ARM FOR 13ALE.-A beatitiful home in the
X Townihip of Cellorne, couteining 100 aeren In le
good etate of eieltivatnne, good huildinges w.11 yeteo-
ed, first close oreherdconveoient to eehool and
churches and pest !gibe, four WHOA froin Exeter;
must be sold to close an estate. Apply to THOS.
CAMERON, Faequharf 1881x4
DAUM FOR SALE init TO RENT.-l3eing tot 12.
r Coneessien 6, Hulle't, oontening 100 aeree,
There are 80 AMOS cleared and ended to grave and
the balance in good ,hardweed besb. Thera is a
frame barn eh the farne and a fltOOlorchar -I, There
is rinity of notes and it in wet; feeeed. If not sold
will be rented for pain:awe. ?ter Urine tied other
raninulles simply to lilttn, ClIRISTOPIIER D t_LE or
JANE DALF, Censtance P. 0. 1232x4
Veteillf FOR SALE -'he undersigned Offen his
r 100 acre farm fee sele, being Lot 6, COneeseion
131Grey Theie ie a good bank beru, a brick houseot
never failing creek, it i oond hardwood bush and ten
ames of Jell wheat. The place is conveniently sit-
uated, being only *area mike from Streusels and
one mile from sobrol.i The proprietor will sell on
easy terms as he is giving -up farming. For further
pertie.ulaes aptly to th.e peeerittor, PATRICK
BLAKE, Brussels. ! 1832-61
EIARSI FOR SA LE 4---F ir sale, west half of Lot 12
le and east bait of ireet 13, ers tee nth concension
of MeKillop, coetabelng 75 acres, in gpoti state of
rulivetion, well foitesd and upnerdrained. There
is a log house, firet class hank harn with etone sta-
bling, a good beerinel orchard and a never failing
spring. It is within 0 miles o Seaforth ond cone
venient to school add other tonveniences. Tide
farm Will be slid cheap in order to wind up the
eelate. Apply to AR BIEMEOIZIES, Wintbroo, or
HUGH GORDON, Seaforth. 1828-tl
EIARM FOR SALE -For sale- Lot 3 and the east
r hall of Let 4, Ceneeesion 13, Matt, the pro-
perty, ef the late Leeorlot Taiker, containing 226
gores; all eleaxert exsrpt about 16 acres, which Is
good hardwood bush. The lend is of the vary beet
ie well &steed Rod yell fenced and is all seeded to
greos with the exeeplion of 30 acrer. There is on
the premises a large frame honiee and two good buns
40x60 feet, with Area stabling under one, and a
frame sheep and pig {louse ern eee the ether. There
are three acres of got orchard land plenty of water,
there being a good well at thehouse and a spriog
creek running aerosSthe mitre of the farm. It is
n of a mile from Hatch, whei there is a school,
store, poffice,
est an bleelram snop ; is 7 miles
farm Biyth and 10 rectles from eaforth. This is an
exctIlent farm either for grazing or grain. Will ho
Bind on reasonable tenets. If ngt told will be rented.
Pes3ession cm le had at any time. For further r-
troulare apply to th
Leadbury ; JOHN M
TASKER, Clinton
•
exetentors, JOHN MoGA.-
GAVIN, Seafotth ; RICTIARD
18324!
To be awarded at the Provincial Winter Fair 100
fr the beet pals of nit cattle fed with
WorthingtonPs Canadian Stock
Tonic.
The sweepstake fat Nettle at Chicago and Guelph
winter fair., 1932, were fed Yith WORTHINGTON'S
CANADIAN STOCKITONIC, An -evidence a the
good results farmers and feeders would obtain by
feeling it genuine stock food, not an Ameriean lade
THoovrelece.look better, iPed betterdrive better and sell
better when fed niith WORTHINGTON'S STOCK
i
"Alt SR.
11-7ave used WORTHIN'GTOI*T'S STOCK
TnNIC for ooe year 1 and haveheen feeding it to all .
my stook. Found in to give good satisfaction, and
would advise all larmera and feeders -of stock
601180 'Tom faithfully,
L. MOSES
December 29, 1902. , Avontou P 0.
/0 lb. box, 20q feeds, 50a 50Ib-sack, V.
Manufactured by THE WORIIIINGTON
DRUG 00,, Guolph, Onf.
For sale and gt,karanteed by
HAMILTON &I KERSLAKE, Seaforth,
P. MAlTLANDi Clinton.
W. J. LEVY, flitchell.
AllqTIONEERS.
Neuralgia..
bad been suffering about s -x. menthe mini
icia, when I et trted taking Miloure's Rhein
Pills. They did me more good than any medi-
ever used. Mrs. Anna Ryan, Sand Point,N. S.
All kinds of Coughs and Colds, Bronehitie, Whoop-
ing eough, Pains in the Chest. Wheezing, Roane -
nese. Sore Throat, and Asthma, yield t the Lang -
been g properties of Dr_ Weed's Norway Pine
Sy ru Price 260.
folifor J.
Mayo, South Stukely, P. Q., wrote the
big ; " One of my children took sick with
weir and after trying everything without getting
relit , we preoured Dr. Low's Worm Syrup, which
acte promptsy and effectually."
e• *ea-
er a night "the -boys" there is no better
de4o dear the head and settle the stomach
Milburn's Sterling Headache Powders. Price
nd 26e at all desiere.
182-6-16 '
rinHOMAS BROWN, License Auctioneer for the
1 Counties of Huron and - erth. Oniers left at
A. M. Campbell's irdpiernent Wareroonts, -Seaforth, nr
Thx pennipt ettentiOn
renel
Satisfaction .guaran eed ;or .no ohatge. 170841
Exeostros Office, evill v.e .
_
-UCTIONEEPING.-B. b. Minim Licensed
2-1„, Auctioneer for the v9triat1es of Enron And
Perth. Being a practical Simmer and thoroughly
underetanding the valtte oil farm .stook and imple-
meets, places me in a better Position to -retail° good
prices. .Charges moderate. Satisfaction guaranteed
Or DO pay. AU orders left at 'Mensal' post office or
at Lot 23, Coneeinien _2, Hay, will he promptly
ttended to,
SIGN
OF THE
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A CIRCULAR
SAW
The bell Telephone Company
of Canada.
new issue of the subscribers' directory,
for the district of Western Ontario, includ-
ing Seaforth Exchange, will be issued early
in 1jeptember. Orders for new eonnektions,
ch$n gas of address, -changes of nameOluplie
astiB entry of names, &e., should be placed
at once to ensure their appearance.
I. V. FEARI Loold Manager.
pow
• p3Je.kto JOAa a reg
-FAMES G. eiceitCrialere licensed sentioneer for
0 the count !. of Huron • Sales ottemied to in any
part of the moiety at rooderate rateoe,nrid satisfaction!
guaranteed. Cirde,:s left at the Seaforth poet rate
or at Lot 2, ponceesion Hullett, will receive
prompt attenttion. Usenet