The Huron Expositor, 1903-06-12, Page 712, 1.903
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haeI
ity btee Log
res ha OTOed t
th& QOU!y be..
nct tbe engu8
4 a10
sion, tbe I
iging to tbB -
Lnci
tha eounty OUnofl
I (urvey to loo
& COutLty bo_
!nade
ci th
crauthorjze the
»e townhjp hite.
White wa
e t&ken, anli �u
aZ*I Peo!) tha
ros4 a br1dgo
:-iANcEs4
jmiltoa aubmttaj a
eceipta• and epei..
tonth of tlje
tO $24694 98, an
-7 39, le&vuzg a
i� -ery runob
'thi period Iast year.
ccuut ot the amom%
ik1: otherwjae improv. -
W8. O opinion th
he amount reqai
;br. The etjrna
ol grant
insPeotor'
and giant to
1 potage
to.
tht to eonnty
i,00� -
2,20o
3,700 -
L3OG
300E.
25OE
17
2O
1,000E
i)OO�
4,800
48
$27O0
-dbonture, coupon
ii&24, making ao.
i -o, Legia-
tI:co
-1,000: J:
400 O�
6400
2624
100 00
2,000 00
$6i6624
ut reqired, $39,000
• ers for reatiesne-
• Store, Seafotth
;�asicaL
'tes for offiea weza
i11.
the judge had a amat.-
1 the Ooionei had no
i t kthe bark off
ull tCo1ono1,"say#
• xusicn Jew. Now
eare the. snap of
are aIIewed
tz or not They7ve
rin,and i'd jnata
jha Turks, or th
&ns, or any oi them
diputandum,» inter'
-
oared tho CoI�nL
• Gure.
5iore, Seaforth.
;int.
ite, the president of
• ia Soolety for tbe
1 o Aniniala, ditrib-
Isovery year to the
dene t,hs kindet,
1 behaif during ths
addreaa at theao
hs saya is a1way&
• ib diatribntioa sbe
oiety for the pre
tiirnai& in France,"
t eaeh year to appIY
ai1y. Iti'e pred.
ama to thin ae8o,
eho medaL
e to deerve r
i'a lite, eir, said the
been do!ng!'
eident, 'you uee?
'ady snffioientiy rs-
:L 19 pompt to relieVa
soro throat, p1n ia
ete. Prce 25c.
Speaker8'
arnusement of
Vhen he wenb tc
n 1895, he foufl&
been well 8npplietl
CompromiO»
dour Scot oe to
thab the oandidte
•U 'CpromTh0j"
that. t,he poor t1UJ3
kuow.,» oontilule&
'you reoonoile thab
town tho 0onntry
ahn 2" - -
bean omewbat
i -date but eitrI°
itaeif 0001pa:red
o whOrn Abrab3:
Burgh3 wa
followlng l th
• wera:
: fer alteratioM Of
oherous friend) -
t.he army."
1! eleoted 1 «111
ruove, for jt? tt
rs OoL1pouud. 1rOZ
tre, Sealorth
tt TII�
e9ion of tbe oig-
tha faob thtth0
oniinion Cab0b
tt in any forU
esrs. jeIdiOg,
er Fitzpatr10k
Iin1ster of pabilO
Dr. Borden UU&
e1ass becafl° bo
iL any forni. Suro-
vw1ng for blie'
1
STRONG PRA1SBL
rorn One Who HaB Proved
tho Vaine of
flr. WiUiams' Pink Pills.
- $( We have used De. Wiiliam Pink P1fl
In onr hamo for the paet eight yearn f
and have alwaye found the*n
ncefuL" Thuewritea Mrs. H. Ueynor,
of Wet Gravenhurt, Onv., and ahe dde:
"At the ag& of efght years, my Uttie boy
w -a attaaked witb Ia grippe, and bbs
roubie devoloped into St Vitus' dauee,froni
htch he auffere in a aevere form He wae
under neveral cicotors ab different imes,
bflgonOof.bhsfl hlped hitn. Then 1 de
to try Dr. Wilhiazns Piuk Pilis, and -
they reasored him to psrfeob heaitb, and
thcra has not sinoe been any returo of the
• treuble. Mora reeently 1 bave used the pilis
yeIf for musoular rhernnatiam, azid they
were- equ&lly auoeeBfu1 in effeeting a eure
triie pilia hava saved ne many & dollar in
dooter's hill, and 1 would like every oae
ha l 9ik to try thern." -
flr Wilhiams' Pink PLIIR euro all iroubles
doato poor or watery bload, or weak
and hat - is t]e reason why thoy are the
njost popuhr medioiue in the world, and
- -bve a muoh largor salo thn any other
emedy. They euro sueh troublea as rheu-
rnatism, aei&t-ioa, rbi&1 paraly8is, Sr. Vitus
• Jsnoe, anaemia, indigestion, nouraigia,
berb troubles, and the aihnon't oornmon to
inon, ainiply boeaue they make new,
lob, red blood, atrengthen the nerves and
jhns drive disease from tlia body. Von oaa
gettbe pilis from any medieme deaIer, er
- they wili be sent poot paid b 500 per box,
or BLX boxes !-or $2.50, b addreseing bhe
Dr Williams Medioine Oo, Brockville, Ont
ee thab the full name "Dr Wilhams' Pink
Pilia- for Pale People," ia printed on - the
rapper araunci every box.
- Perth Notes. -
•_Considerable damage was done by bhe
• 'win&storm, In iibbert, -on Taeaday o lasb
• week. - -
_Th stford armory was burglarized
the o.ther nigh. Some elothing and sozfle
arms were. taken. : - -
_R. Baliantyne, son of W. 11Ianfyne,
o! Downie, has passd his nal exarnination
at the Agrituitural Goliege, Guelph, taking
• honors. He nlso oarcted off a soholanhip.
• - --On Saturday night, 23rd uit., firs de.
troyecl tbe engine roorn and leech house ab
- the Listowel tannery. The losa ia about
$3,000 ou building and oontents and will be
eovered by the insurance. -
-About 35 eorda of wood were destroyed
by firs at Jarvis' briok yarcl,. near Stratford,
the otherlay. A spark frorn ths ohimney
of the kilo set fire to the wool, and it soon
• go beyond the coatrol ot the ndghbors and
help had to be aummoned from Strabford.
-Word ha been raceived in 1jtohe1l
.:that Mrs. John Mahoney, formorly a rosi-
dent of Logan, died in Miohigan some days
- ago. Deoeased had reachecL a consiclerable
• aga. Stia waa a sister ol •Mra. Jersrniah
Crowiey, Rinkora.
-Mrs. Jamer W. Pield, of Mitohell, oame
neariy losing her ii!o Tuesday forenoon of
taot week. The lady t'ok,, by mistake, a
• heavy dore ol lodine. She soon discovered.
her arrar, and alter swal1owin a glass er
two ofaiik, hastened to a doobor, who
sed the-nsuaI restoratives and in a libtle.
while ati danger was -passed.
-A very serioue accideub occurred laat
• • &tucday whuie raising Mr. Davay's baru in
Logau. Pwo young mao, Mr. James Henry
and Mr. Dak'id Brown, while in the aob of
pubtingon tho rafbere, in some way loot
thoir fooing and fell bo the .ground, dj
tanee af 25 teetr, lightng on a pile of ton.es.
-- - Mr. Roury received a broken knee oap and
• bad soaJj wound, while Mr. Browa's akull
badiy oruBhod.
-Another of -the early pioneors of Mil-
vrtou pisedaway on May 19th, in the
perapo �f Mra. 1annah Schruin, widow of
ir. Federiok bohram, who both irnmi-
• grated to Oanada frorn Germany. Her hus-
• band pasa€d away oa January 9bh, ISSG.
Mrs. Hannah Sohram Iiugered aboub 11
nionth with dropay, and psaed away at
the ripe old age o 8, years, 3 month and
15 cfaye. She leaves Lour daughter.
-J. Knox, a weii.to-do fariner, aboub 60
yoaru of age, living ziesr Britton, abouteight
milea from Listowel, was founcl by one of
hifaniiy near his barn, abont 8 o'olock
Sunday morning, with his throat out from
ear toear. Ho had bus breakfast as ueual,
• quite eariy, and seemed, in his usual health
and apiribe, and did hi moraing ohores, his
• laniily nob uotieing anything wrong with
• hIm Ib is thoughb he meditatecl it for rorne
tirne, ae the knife wibh whioh he did the
• daed was an oid tabio knifo whioh ho had
filed to a sharp edgo, and he had made a
case from somo hes-vy olotb, in whioh h
had oarried the knifo in his pocket. He
leaves & widow and a large family.
- -Two Tavistook boys, while oub shoot-
ngorowa in the woods owned by Mr. Loon-
-- ard- -Sehae[er, near Taviibook Junotion,
Saburday morning, found Usa body of a mao
• - haugngto e tree. A farmer near by was
summoned, and ldeat-t5ed the body as thab
-si Henry Habn, of Tavistook, who had boon
• - miestng eiuoe the previus Wedneaday.
Hahn waa abub 70 year of ago, and work-
-ed abot tha Oomtnercial hotel, No rnotive
' an bo asoribed for bbs deecL as Hahn did
not seezn to bav-o had any Onancial r obher
troubie. In faet, he was of a rather jovial
• ieposibion. He was miased from. the hotel
on Wednesday and- a searoh was made bub
without sucaess. Deueaaed was a widower
and leaves one son, John, engincer al the
• Taviebook Milhing Oompany's mills.
- -The wind storrn on Tueaday- of isab
Iwook did eonaidertsble damage in Mitoliell
and vioinity. i'.lr. Jatnes Pariah was one of
the firat suffer�rs, hia barn being nuroofed
and the buitdtng moved from its foundaton
• • Mr. Gasay had bis barn uuroofed; also Mr.
Georgo Larkwortby, John Tubb, John 1[-
liott, Thomas Wataon andothers. W. Uoaey
1u'& als a silo biown over, and Mr. Swin-
hurn an outbuilding of aome kind. On
towarcia Kinkora there was still moro dam-
age done and how far the fury of the etorm
oontlnued wo have not heard. The towo
su�ered oniy irom thebreaking of fruit and
- shade troes, the lattor' siffering very badly.
10 a field near Mr. Larkworbhy's slaughter
liouse a Iarge eow was blown elear through
& boarcl fene and quito used up from the
;gh experience.
- A Scene in the House of
Commons. -
One nighb 1-atb week, ou coount of an ao-
oident at the - eieotrical power house in
Ottawa, tba eleotrio lighta in the House of
Oomrnona wore Buddeniy e Unguiahed, whiie
the Hou.se was in sesaion. The scene that
ensued ie thua desoribed by H. F. G. , bbs
Clever eorrespondonb of the Toronto Star
"But bbs time oame when John Haggart
- put asid these taoib disputatioua and rose
to his iaet to give voice. He had contended
thab Mr. Biajr's fnteroolonial railway sur-
- plue are mere book-keeping surpluses, and
• Was proeeeding to throw an item of $36,-
• 000,000 at tho Minister ef Railwaya when
ligbtning struok the electrloal power atatioti,
ancl bheUoe was En clarkness. And tbat was
wheraHaggart. was when tbe light went eut.
Uh Greu Ohamber remalned wrapped in
?100m for haif an hour and, Haggart'a big
zntelleot quth working and gave ou no
eparks. omobody apoko of Ianterns, bub Ib
Was feared that an honeet nan mighti be
dssoovered. A levy was made on the under -
round regione. The attsrulants appoared
wtth an ouxfit something like this -one tai-
Iow candle for No. 16, a,,obher for the
Speakera gailery, and throe tailow dips, a
lazn af the base -burner sorb, and a threc-
branohod oandleabrtim for the table of bbs
House. The eandleabrum was really grand.
1 Ib rtt of. the masaive plato bolouging to furni
th furnture of tue Oommons It bad o' wibh
teL graoa banquete In a frlvotone ernamen- fate,
tal way, bub thts was probably the firat timo than
in any year that it had abone on the 1e-, moab
ratloi of a ParIjanessb. It rose bo the- 300 ac
00' son Tba illummatLon waa mellow ad spel;
ete :dy,ifib was nob brillianb, and (he sbad.
o•w
lig
bue Iy waof freighe to pek ib well -
0otto babtng, and a wreok wffl he it.
THE JEEURON EXPOSITOR.
AN INDIAN'S: TEST. JMJJ MASONS WAGER
for w hadqte a number moreDieoae - Whlte
• . - ..-'- . __,, £Jvp v t-vt& -al&ut C
what wo poked.. Mr. TnrnbulI. Iik Man Wai . - Coward.
other*, is througli eeethng He' "The Indlan has a queer way of de
ras o whab, 50 aoree of oats and . -
own 15 fino horsaa and all the . terminlng whether or not a man 13
plenenta tlat ath required to farm G0 acres game, juclglng from an expei1ene 1
was rmanbso. Pspea and oigars were 1 pIovred a day for hu, with four borses nad soine yeats ago," sald 's mao who
ted he sweeb sngers of ths House and ewed anotber day He told nie when once made an educational toui of the
tributd sentnnental muslo The prss 1 wan oub to sh*ve thexn along, bub 1 Lound west, "and the saine lIttle experlence
ery reidered bbs Stesu Song, wabh bine- eut 1 hd nt ned to shove them, but sab eoi-v1nced me that the Indaan's system
k acoonpammant where bbs thumpuig there nd hag �nto them. Whenl canie an of re sonin alon thls line Is b no
es in Bose, of Viotori, sang one o( 1 toldlhun 1 thd not need to above those a g g y
e Gaefto oomo.afl-yea wbich inolude 47 "tellqws." How do yoa keep 60 muoh life means a bad one.
11fl bhen and do so muoh work? He took ' Stories ha been told whlch brought
me to fle granary that had aboub 300 bush- about a clash betoreen the Indiai 4nd
els ot ats in it, then lis took me to nother a wlute mao Tbe two men orlginally,
with over 2,000 buhe1s in ib, and he said had nothlng agalnst eaeh other. The
InO sun shmea brsght 00 my th&t'e whcst 1 do It wsth 1 was OVer to sce Indfan Jd a bad reputatlon-tha-t is,
entubky Hotne," and ust as bhe sun John and Mrs. Muldoon, brother of George - .
• - 1 - •r • • - ne nau tne reputauon OE uelng a LRL
o to eiAtne nloely the oirouab was mend- uLuopn. e la anotner 01 the prosperous
he power swstohed 00 again, nd the farmer around here He farms over 1,100 man, a desperate, dangerous feilow,
anoe of bbs aro lights, fi[tered through acres 1 an flb gorng to bry to tell wbo woutd fit a buzzsaw at the drop
lass oihng of the ohamber, costended wbab he has, bu OU� thzng he has got 18 4 of a hat T'he whlte mao who blew
moro wibh ltiminoua zubelligenee whaoh big ku24 Ontario hearb Thia Is no doubb 4 J into the section bad m some way,
es up Ui Thrnee of Oommons " greab ojuntry for farming, but a. man neede gained a similar reputation. He was
- * • 1 fl , ,, jf
oon
gal
bo
eDIn
tho
ver
epo
So
L.
up
old
beg
ed,
rai
the
000
BU
dep
ee and a ohorus. A Frenoh inember re-.
ded i kind, bub in bis own langizage.
ebody:suggeate& " Lead Kindly Ligbt."
0. Dvis eon-spronnsed by startitg
• r '_"'" .sysn.an..a. nusJuLuu, aMI.L •fl
TANT RELIE8 guatanteed by usng flL-. if he h48 -that he oan go abead and make salu to be a dangerous character ancl a
NSSTINOEEADAOEIE POWDERS. No some n4oney. theae years." mao who had neyerbeen whlpped. Wo
• - - •• -- coneluded that we would have som&
NowsNotes ' - • SOME OLD ITKEATERS, futi. We met the Inclian and told h1ni
-Rev. ¥onroe Glbson, Q. D., the emin-
ent Prsbterian divine, of London, En
- laud, who te uow on a viaib,to danacta, enti
who preac1ed in Torooto Iae Sunday, is
Oau&dian by birtb. He atteued the publip
• achoole in be oibyof Hamilton, and gradi
ated from Torouto Untverslby anzl Knor
Ooilege. Ite waa a sobool ancl coUge rna,
• altbough n rolatiion, of Ron. J. M. ibsoni,
.ttorney=Genora1 for Ontario. . -
-A. corrspondenh wribing from FankI,
• the Iibtle town In British Oolumbia reoenbly
enhmerged Lby a • mountin land alide, eay
thall mtner have nade the fireb entranee tO
the Frank oal mine ainQe tlie disater of
April 29bh They foani that a powerfuI
horse "Big Oh&r1e," as he wae oallcd, WeB
aobually aIi'fre in bhe xnino - after31 day of
• lmprisonmeib withoub food, and during part
• of the time without waber. TLIe poor orcaf
ture hd eten faily six inohes dff tho edge
of tha coaI 1oar. -All day Big Oharlie was
oared for a- an infanh, Manager Gebo him-
seif taking 1pharga of the pabient, bub he x-
pired nexb khy." • -
-Tho qustiou of tko suoeetsful growing
wioter whet in Manitobe has bsen aoled
hy Wns. Msrtin, owner ef Hope farm, Satnb
Jean BaptiHte. It is a shorb distance from
• Winnipeg. Mr. Martin has a field of Kanaa
red wioter heat, whioh was aown August
1ati 1902, hioh 18 OQW 22 inohes high, is
jusb beginnteg to hend, and will be ready
for the bin•1ersin another aix weeks. Tbe -
pient le strng and gives every evidendoof
an abtindan orop. Winter whea8 has boen -
grawii snooasfulJy for sotne- yeara in Soubh-
ern Alboat butwjnter wbeat on - theT- rioh
heavy lande ot the Red Rier VU: is a
new deparinre, and further exparirnents
along this ijnewill be watclied with jn
teresb.
-Mrs. Gthbs, who - was seized with a
severe 1l1nes while abtending bho Nabiottal
Oounail of Women, in Torooto, two weks
ago diedo Monday of- leab weok, at Graee
Hospital, ix. thab oity. She was a resdent
of Porb Arttmr. Her husband, oae eo4 aid
a sister, Mrs. Osler, of Cdbourg,,we-rewibh
her at the ex3d. Mra. Gibbs took a deop
interest in the work of bhe NatlonaI Ooun--
oil of Wonien from the atarb, and was a
delegate to: the, latercational - Oounoil, at
London, En1and, 1899, and she was alao
prominent i the work of the -King's Dasgh-
tersand of tho Woman's Auxtllary at Porb
Arthur. She was a daughter f Vhs late
Lieubenant-Colonel 8. B. Fairbanks of
Oshawa, and married Mr. Frnk Gibbs,
grain inapector at Porb Arthur, son 0! flon,
Mr. T. N. ibba. She leavea bwoe daugh-
ters and five sons, one of whom was a
tenant in bb laub oontingenb bo Soubh : Af-
rios, andiaiow employed s an enginoer ab
Johannesbui4g.
SIOIC UEA1ThCE, howeve annoyin and di
ressin is piive1y cure by LAX&-LItVER PXLLS,
They are easy o take and never grlpe. -
• The Great Loan Land.
Mr. William McFadzean, who iefb Bris.
sels a oouple of montha ago to looate n
Laudcr, Matitoba, writes from thab plaoe as
foliows :
We are hwell pleased with the apear.
anoe of Laucer and the conntry round about
it. Lauder is a nloo, o1en little village,
wibh abotth '200 inuiabitants. There &re four
gensral ator& and •a tin shop, a Lharnesa
shop, bathershop, lurnbsr yard, two Ilaok-
arnitb shops -my ow.n being ono -a livry
bern, two oal shede, a drug store and
butoher aho, juet being bitilt. There are
two implemnt aheds and three elevatora.
Tha farmerslare going bo build an elevator
bhis eutnrner:to cosb about $7M00, and an
Amerioan rm Is - taiking abouri buildiug
another to hold about 40,000 buehels. Ther
is one railroad going through, Lauder, and
another one is graded up for ten miles on
one aide of the town and five miles on the
othar sicte. We did nob find very gooi ac
oommodatlon whan we arrived in bbs way of
a house, and anybody coming to Lan der will
haveto btilld a house afber they get hero or
take one wita them Wo havo & shanty 14
by 40 eet,,and we were fohun&te to get
that. They are buliding houses here as
quiokly as they oan get men to build them,
although bbere are ten oarpenberd ;and four
masone warking abeady. Town lots here
have gone up in the last year. 1 paid $l00
for mine, it being a oornar lob. • 1 f&uud
lumber very dear, froth $25 to $35 per M fos
poor stu�. t got abarted to wock a weak
ago, and hae been kept busy s, far, at
good prioes. Forty cents for • : uw he
and 20 oet1 for sebbing one, if thhqree
atands quiet 1 sat four shoes on a hcre
leab night tbat did nct stand very good ; 1
chargecl him $1,aud for a stailion ib is fifty
-oenta for setling and $1 for a naw shoe. 1id.
MoNaughton and Japk Pepper drove over
from DeloraLue lasb week to eec. ua and we
were glad to see- them. We etayed wit.h
Wat. Turnbull, formerly of W1ton, and
brother of Mre. James MoMillan, for two
wooke, as -our baggage was just fQur weeks
from theda ib loft Bruse1a till ib Ianded
here.I wonld advise any one shipping
IH
rn
bago
• is Rbeurnatism ofthe back
The cauSe is Uric Ack
in the b1ood If the kid
neys did their work 1he
wollld be no Uric AcId and
no Luinhago. Mako ths
kidneys do their work. Th8
sure, positivo and oitiy
euro for Lumb&go I
Dodd's
Kney
i-118
1
Pla-y. one Thnt 1'1ouri!hed i An-
• eient Greece and
• You may wonde what there
be In .urlous to pubile morailty in a
tlieat. made of stoZie. -Consu P. Cor-
n1ius Sclplo Nasei. knew, but history
doesu t telL The fiitst attempt to bjffld
a sto e theater in Xtome! 'Vy-as mnd a
short ime before he was eievated to
his -o lce. It was sanctioned by the
censo s and was nearing completlon
when Sclpio persuaded the senate to
conFnn tnd it -to be pulled down, ad-
vfsncli g as liis reason sollcitude for
publie inorality.
The Rornans did not possess a regn-
1sr st ne theater nutil a very late pe-
rlod, and, although dramatic repre-
sentat ons vere very popular in early -
times, it apears that a wooden stage
as ceated 'w4en necessary and was
a2teriard pulled down again, and the
plays of P1autis - and T'erence were
perfrmed on such temporary scaffold- -
ings. In the meanwhile many of the
:ueighboring towns of Rome had their
stone theaters as the iutroduction of
Grbelteustom and manners was less
strongly opi7oed in tbem than in th
city o Thome ltself. Wooden theaters,
adorn d wlth th most profuse mztg- -
nlflce . ce, ere ereeted at Rorne even
durin - the last perlod f the republlc.
A mngniflcent wooden theater plan-
ned b M. L-hnilius Scaurus was bulit
10 his mdileshlp 58 B. 0. Its seena
consls ed1 of thee stories, and the low-
er.of t em was made of whlte niarble,
the mtldIe oue of glass ad the upper
onebt gtltwodd. The eavea contaioed
80,000 pectators. In 55 B. 0. On. Pom-
pey b ilt the first stone theater at
• Rome, near -the Campus Martlus. It
was o great beauty ancl Is said to have
been uilt after the model of that of
itytile e It contalned 40,000 specta-
tors. -
0. 0irio buflt In 50 B, 0. two magnlf- -
lcent i1ooden theaters close by one an-
other, whlch lnight be changed loto
0110 a phitheater. After the time of
Pompe •, however, other stone theaters
were reced, as the theater of Mar-
cellus, :wMch ras bulit by Augustus
and ca Ied after his nephew Marcellus,
and th t of Balbus, whence Suetonius
usecl t :ie expression, "Per trina thea-
tra."-
APHORISMS.
Patie t waiting is often the hlghest
wiy oe doing God's will.-Colller.
Both mao and woman kind belie their
nature when they are not kind. -Bai-
ley. -
Dutyand today are ours; results and
futurit belong to God. -Horace Gree-.
ley. -•
The iuture clestiny of the chlld Is al-
ways tbe work of the mother. -Napo-
leon. -
The
more
tiore yotl speak of yourself the
ou are likely to lle.-Zlmmer-
mao.
Tho twlse are pdlite all the world
over; fo1s are polite only at liome.-
1acon.
A latgh to be Joyous must fiow froxn
a joyo'is heart, for without kindnesa
there can be no true joy.-Oarlyle.
A grpat deal of knowledge, which le
not capabie of making a mao wise, has
a natutal tendency to make hlm vain
and arrogant.-
roni Way. to Health.
Hyglenlc living demands lmperative-
Iy the absolute purity of the. four fol-
lowing necesitles: Alr, water, food and
thoughs. Grantcd these, you have the
constititents out of whlch nature for-
mulatei uah a perfect ereature that
:the fnard purity seems to lend a radi-
ance tq the personailty. It Is not 1m- -
ply a 4ew breaths of fresh alr a haif
• dozen tmes ft day that a woman needs,
but b. cli.nunuous supply, and just as tlio
greater part of women are haif starved
for freh aij, so they are also stlnted,
oftener ftom ignorance than oecesslty,
in the qua-ntity of water the bodyre-
quires to keep It cloan and healthy.
Pleasule1 a pure, elevating nature
has corio to berecognizerd as having a
dllstlnelfly therapeutic office and hme
to be one o those factors which merit
the san e conslderation and attentlan a
other ncesstries 111 a well ordered lffe
• • Wzen Pene Were Firat Jied.
About the year 600 A. D. pens made
of qu11s - were Introduced. Thls 1
showrs ib the -faet thatthe word peu-
a qJiiIi1 i not,found, it is claimed,
In any work bearing an earlie date.
Previoiis to that time the word cala-
mus, 4gn141ng a r.ed, was exelusive
ly exnliloyed as a deslgnation for the
vecle used Ju trausferring the lnk
to the parebment orother surface se-
leQted y the wrfter sf that early age.
te1 ptis rst ams bto use in 1803,
abput twenty-tw• .ars latel t1.se
�po$d if gold zi$1s th.i ippeax-
IUCL -
Prepar*tle.
"!s ioi got a raor y -}oil could Ie'
e oiav mersWf 7" ased Mr. Eras
tui Fftk1ey. "I'ze gwI$ to de pabty
tonlgh
• "Wbt's LI. znatter wif yoh own ra
• 'WeI, YOU 3& got It strpp
up ne thls athnoon, a' 1 haei t
1n11 de edge."- - • -• • - -
1
a long story about h1 new rFl and
reminded him that hls Iau-rels wre in
aanger and suceeeded 10 gettlng his
prlde stirred, and his Indian blood was
soon up to the fightlng polnt. Soon
after thls we met the white mao, and
we flhled him up with the same kind
ot talir. He said he w�uld take care of
the rmllan all right in due thne, aod,
In short, would make him take to the
woods. Shortly e met the Indlan
aghln and told hfra the desperate whlte
nian was after his scaip. Be smiled
-and shook lils head
• few days later - we were taiking
to the white mao when the Indllan
came up -to joln the group. He had
spotted the stranger and knew liim by
slght. Withont- saying a word to him
he walked up within arm's reach ansi
stuck the whlte mao in the face wlth
a rough, beavy giove. He paused for a
few secoiads and bit him again. 'Ugh 1'
he exclairned as he wheeled around
and walked away. The whfte man
looked at the Indlan 10 amazement, but
made no show ol! resentment. Later 10
tbe day when - we asked the Indlan
Why it was thathe did ncit follow up
the insult with blow he told us : the
white man Was a coward. . In explain -
Ing how he knew It he sald tbe man's
Uaw dropped' when he struckliim 10
the face the second time wlththe glbve
and that thls, with the Indian, was an
unfaillng signof cowardice."-
• PICKINGS FROM FICTION.
It's never too late to laugh. -"Sons of
the Morning.". -
The nextbest thtng to a somebody Is
a nobxiy in a good set. -"A Study In
Temptations."
- In lffe, as well as racing, all the
• worst aceidents happen at little ditches
ansi ..cut down fences.-"Plaln Tales
From the Hijls."
One's parents are a necessity, one's
grandparents an ornament ansi one'
husband's parents a nuisance. -"A
Double Thread." . -
The truest philosophy Is not to long
for anything in particular, but to ac-
eept everything as It cornes ansi find
out the reason of its coming. -"A Ro-
mance of Two Worlds." -
Gb on man has sae muckle- lan4l
tha he dlsna ken the folk that sow an'
rea it, then a'm judgbn' thathe's ower
mukle for the guide o' the comrnon-
s4ealth.-"The Days of Auld • Lang
Syne."
His religion was of the kind that Is
carrled into everyday Ilfe, "not a cloak
to be thrown around the oi1 begrlmecl
vesthsents of shady business life to
hide • them on Sunday."-"Ricbard
Ilume." - •. -.
Propertie oX CellUIoMe;
Cellul�se- absorbs water and by tis
swelilng provides tbe softest posslblo
obstruction. - -On account of lts low
speclfic gravity, less than tbat of. corlr,
It bs valuable for life belts ansi may be
nsed 10 large quantltles t� keep a seri-
ous]y darnaged ship afloat. - 0l1u1ose
cothpresed and packed bn the cbffer-
dam of a ship, to form a leak belt,
does not emit any unpbsasant odor ansi
•does not decay for two or three years.
When penetrated by a projectile It; is
not lgnited and does not give off any dis-
agreeable emoke, possessbng in this re-
spect a great advantage over rubber
armor. If dry, loose cellulose -e ignit-
ed, It gives out whlte amoke. -.
ffighly Recommended.
It was fMr time 10 Selklrk, andSan-
dy ansi hls sweetheart were waniering
round, arm in arm, enjoylng the siiits.
Presentiy they' espled a srnart look -
Ing pie shop, which they proinptly en-
tered.,
Sandy ordered one ple, sat clown ansi
commencedto eat it.
1reanwblle the giri looked shyly on.
"Is't fine, Sandy?" she timidly abked.
"Aye, 'tis awfu' fine, Jennie," he an-
swerec1. "Ye should buy one!"-GlaS-
gow Times.
Wjien tlie Moon Had a Bad EtTect.
Your grandmotlier or veteran aunt
can tell you that when bogs were kilied
10 the wrong time of the moou tbe
sllces of ham would alirivel up more
than halr ansi ffltch woIc1 all fry a'uay,
leaving oniy small ci'acklings. Aples
or any kind of fruit dried in the wrong
time was certain to mold or beconie
wormy ansi cider vinegar to refuse to
become sharp - -,
An fl1utration. . -
He -What wouid you call a "polite
fiction ?" -
Sbe-Why, If 1 sbould sa to you,
"Reaily, Mr. Jones, 1 hope you are not
thinking of going so soon !"-
Spntles nnd a Club.
rike (t'niing Pat poker) -Weil,
what hov ye got? -•
• Pat -Four trowels ansi a blck s]ianl-
rock.-Puck.
HE WON IT IN GREAT STYLE WITH-
OUT "TUNING A HAIR.»
tlnfque Euutii4r Eseapade of a Fa..
mous Old Tini Virginia Sp�rteman. -
Bird ShootIn That Opene1 a Grhn
Old Seotebnia's Eyea.
Froin all accoi4nts Jack Mason In his
youth was the lvildeat rattling young
blacle in the coutry. One of bis sport-
ing esctipads is a household traditiofi
down in old Quaitico to this day, says
Alexander Huntr in Outing.
There was a hrge plantatidn In the
section owned anl worked by i Scoteb-
mao, an elderly rian, who cmployed 00
overseer, but flled the piace bimself.
He wa the tpical stern, b• igoted
Scotch Coveantr as drnwn b• y the
imm�rtal pen o1 the Wizard of the
North. He was 4 fanatic in all thbngs
and utterly l out of place among
-the pleasure iovthg Virginia gentry. It
was the irrepresible anttpathy' of the
Oavalier and Purtan-the rising of the
bristies of the boxr at the appoach of
the staghounds. 11e herded by himselt,
ansi they left hin severely alone. The
cauny Scot was hlmseif no sportsman,
nor would he allw any of the ie1gh-
bors to fire a gu4 on his piace.
Now it bappendthere was a arge
bali uear by, wi h Jack Masou i at-
tendance, of co se, ansi durin tbe
niglit the young Iauters c1iscussel the
chances of auto n shooling and- de-
ploreq the failure of all their eEoilts to
be aIiwed to hu t on the Seotchman's
prese4ves. Jick lason offered to bot
his fajrorite horse agalnst any Of EquaI
value that be w uld shoot over that
presexlvo on the orrow ansi wh1 the
fuil apd fieecoBs nt of th owuer He
was 4sked if be 'new him P6i'SOZilllIY
er ha1 unknowu ieansof winning his
favorJ
He answered 1, th& negtive ansi
ndded he had nev r even met the Scot
in h4s life. The w ger was closed there
andthen.
rjLe next morning as the ols1 Cove-
nanter was wal1dig up ansi d�wn the
porch enjoying hi after -breakfasf pipe
ti. strang4 appariton advancd up the
grael wak ansi tnok off bus tbree cor-
nered hat ansi- i4de him a slvedpiiig
bow. The Scot 1nked his ees and
looked again. He aw a siender, e1fem-
inate looking feilw som twenty-five
years old wlio seerued literaily lo have
stepped -from the iSaliroom. HiO ruffled
shlrt front was qdorned wlth a dia-
mond, mother of pbarl button gleamed
011 bus sky blue coat, and -his satin small
• clothes gllstened n the sunshlne.
pair of silk stocldrjgs wore gartered by
a lo's'e knot bow o4 bios rlbbon, and his
danclng pumps 'ere decorated by a
• -jewelesi buckle. 1[e carried a gun 10
one hand, and twopo1nter. dogs trooped
• at his heels.
"Well, what do y1ou want?" askedithe
plauter. •
Ina mlnclng vo1e the intruder asked
bbs gracious permiss1on to hoot a few
blrds, saylng he llad been dancing all
nlght at Wrw1cl bali ansi needed a
little morning exerl8e. -
The Scot gazed at him wlth the same
feellng perhaps th4t his stalwart moun-
tain bred ancestor had at the perfumed
daintSr fops f 0hsrles II.'s court. • Ha
waa about to utter a curt ansi posltlire
refusal when his grim Scotch hurnor
got the bstter of ibm. He eame near
- hilarbous laughter as Ise saw that dell-
cately clothed creature standing so
clean, jaunty ansi nice ansi then pl-
turesi him returning from Ibm hunt, his
costly attlre bn ra5, bbs tender llmbS
scratched, his mon1ng giory all gone.
So he smlid 10 Ilis beard and asked
bim If he intended tothunt just as ke
was dressed. He was answered in the
affirmatlxe. 50 be gave bbs assenttliat
bbs unknown guet for that ene day
mlght shoot all he ileased, ansi then Iie
started o for th low grotmds to at-
tend to -the cornsl4ucklng.,
A hort time aftar bbs negro manager
came running u to him and gid:
"Marster, there ron't be a bird Ieft
00 dis bere place. 1)o man's a debbil,
ansi the doge 18 tho debbil, ansi the gun
is a debbll."
Dropping bbs wdrk, the owner hur-
ried to tha scene, -and he opened bbs
eyes very wide incTeed at wbat he saw.
In the front of the house vas a stubble
field of several hundred acres that had
-been harvested iji whe'at tho same
year. It was as level as a table and an
ideal feecllng plac for tbe quail. For
niany years they *ad whistled, mated
ansi fed around tbe place ali undis-
turbed untll t11ey became aimost as
•tnme as barnyard fowis. The owner
saw the dogs stanc rnotlonless, saw the
dandy spoa-ts*ian iick his way gently
vliere thoy were, saw a fcw birds rise
ansi two pufts of smoke, foliowesi by
a nearly simu1tn1eous report. Two
birds di'opped, t1ie tbc dogs retrieved,
ansi tlie gatne was hauded to a nonde-
script negro lad o'hoin tlie sportsgan
ha1 PlCNI Uj) - sornewliere, who had
liNi th(' lmtls to a string ansi wrapped
theni around liis body ut1I be was
hulf hicldrii froin view.
'1 !i gun wns lOfl(1ed ansi capped 111-.
side 01' a winute. Tbe performance was
reicated. TIie niai never htirried, the
dogs, beautifully traincd, never bun-
gled, tlie gun liever wissed, ansi the
dandy had, in spoting parlance, never
"turned a hair." Tiie stockings were
a littic colored by the chickweecl, but
he was ready to 1ad tbe miuuet that
moment.
rihe Scotchman 4t first was furlously
angry, but as he saw the matebless
work of the trinity of detructive
agents -man, gur, clog -so perfct1y
blended lnto one, ansi beheld 1i the af-
fected coxcomb tbe same metal whlch -
under Rupert ha again ansi again
hroken the steel fronted squares of
Oromwefl's Ironsi4es, he advanced ansi
asked Itis name, atd wben it was given
be ansWered, "1 mlght have known it."
And that's hoW 4rack Mason wonbls
bet -
-The Hartnawort. s, the proprlebone o
bhe London, England Timos, and oth€r pub'
lieatione, are oredite wIbh the intenbion of
Inveating $10,000,0I 1 in the production of
puip and paper from Newfoundlaud apruce,
a mililon aorea of forat land ou the istand
baving been acquire1 by them. .A goosi
waterpower wlth 85 eeb of head is avallable,
andthe outpnt will 1$e 1,000 Jone of paper
per week. Thie aperwil1 alt be used
in thelr own pubI1patione. -
Lond Taik. -
"Ilenry, what doos bt meati 10 thls
b1storcai novel when It says 'Our guns
talked back to the enemyT"
"Wby, they had Parrott guns 10 those -
days, my love."-
-Mr. Moart' bilI to amend bbs Muni.
elpaI Drainage Aob was paseed in- tho Legis.
labure leab week,wibh some aniondmentL The
bffl enablea muni�ipal •coanoiis to appoin-b
two reeidenb dr4inage viewere to a000tnpany -
bhe engiaeer wheu laying eub drainage
works, an'd inaking asecaswenbs to meob bbs
ooab of uoh.
-As an illusbration of the atrong feeling
bebween politioal perbies, ab 000 time, a
geatiernan relabes an inoidenb. at a rneeting
that was being addressed by - Hon. Edward
Blake. While Mt. Biake was eloquently
denounoing his 1 oppouents, ona of them
rudely lnterrupted him with tbo request,
"To go to --.". Mr. Bl&ke paused a mo-
ment ansi then prooaeded thua: " Gentle-
mao, in the coutae of my polisieat oareer, 1
bave differenb times boeu- invited to rneet
Oonservatives ; 1 hve been invited to their
ptatform meetlngs, ansi 1 have been invited
to their oonventlons ; but this 18 the firet
time itt my life that 1 bave bean inrited to
thc Conservativo -headquarbera."
Lever's V -Z (Wise fl:ead)Disinfectant
Soap Powder is better than other powders,
as it is both somand disinfeetant. 34
-Mr. Alex. Franor, one of the pioneer
lumbermen of bbs Ottawa Vally, ded on
- Tuesday, at the age of 74 years. Mr. FMeer
had been aoffrthg from bbs effeota of an 111 -
nese broughb oa by pnemnonia for some
bime. Re was onecf Obbaa'a millioneires
and was oonneoted ibh many 1argr euter.
prises. •The late Mr Fraser waaa Highland
Scotcitman, his parents having ethigrated to
Canada in bbs nineteenth oentury. -
-Tbe Ottawa diatriet has tot been fav-
ored with the- late ram abowere. With bbs
bope of break-ing the drougbt thab has ex-
iated in that dietriat for the paat aix weeke,
the mayor of Ottawa has reque8ted. th�
Mlniater of Militia to have the six larg�
oannons 00 Wepigon Poinb diseharged sever-
al times. There is a bhoory thab haavy ex-
plosiona oause ram to fall, and- Ib is wlth:
his hope tbab tha rnayor has requested thi
firing of aannon. -.
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS
Epps's Coe�a
An admirable food, with alt it -s na.
- tural qualitlea Intaot, fitted to
build - up ansi - maintain robnat
health, ansi ao resieb winter'a ex-
treme oold. Sold in quarber-pound
tins, labelled JAMES EPPS & 00.,
Limited, Hom�opathio Ohomista,
London, illngland. -
Epps's'- C�eoa
GIVINU STRENG-TH AND VIGOR.
1819-26
There 18 no form otjddoey troublo,from a baeka'b
down to Brigbt's dl8base, that DJan'8 Ki1ney PiUs
wIllnot relieve or eure. •
If you aro troubledwjth any Idnd of kidnoy cOrn
aint, give Doan's Kidney PiI1 a trlal.
• -�•*.- -
• Fdund at Last.
A liver pill that is emall and rure, that acta gen-.
tly, qniakly and tboroughly, that doos not gripe
Laxa-LIv-er Pilis poeses tbose qualitles, and are a
eure cure lor Liver Oompa!nb, Constipation, Siek
Headache, eto. • • . -
W55rever there are akihly poople with weak hearts
- and deranged. nerves, Milburn's HearC and Nerve
P1118 will befound an ffeotual medisine. They re-
store enfeebled, euevated exhausted, devitalized or
over-worked mon and wonten to vigorous healtli. -
For Oholera ?,!orbus, Chofera Infantuin, Cratnpe
Oolle, Dlah-hoea, Dysentery and SumineF Oompleint,
Dr. fowier's Extracb of Wild Strawberry Is a prompb,
eafe and sure cure that ha been a popular favorito
fax nearly 60 years. -
et Rid ot That- Oough.
Before th Sumrner oornoa. Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup conquere Ocughe, Colda, Soz'e Throat,
Huareeve8, Bronehutis, and all Diseaes ef tho
Throatand Lunga. • -
Ib'snot tbe weather thab'sat tau1. O's your sys
tom, alogged wlth poisouous naterials, that makes
yau feel dull, drowsy, weak and misorabia Lt Bur-
dook Blood Bittera elear away all the poiaons, purlfy
and enrlch your blood, niake you isa! brlght and
vigorous
rand Trunk Railway
• . Sysiem.
Railway Time Table. -
Ttalns loave Seaforth as foliows
9.20 s. m.
12.40 p. m.
6.18 p. m.
10.13 p. m.
,,58 a. m.
For .Clinton, Goderioli Wlngham and
Klnoardine. -
For Clinton and Qoderloh.
For 011nton, VIngham and Kinoar.
dma. - -
For 011nton and Gedoriob.
For Stratfold, Guelph, Toronto,
OrllhIa, North Bay and points weBI;
Bellevile and Peterboro and poiuts
eat. - -
3 1 p. n. For Stratford, Quelpb, Torosto, Iton-
treal and paints east.
p; in. For Stratford, Guelph and Toronto.
Palnierston arid Kincardiue.
Goi&o Noars.
Palmerston
Ethel
Brussels.......
- Bluevale
• Wlngbam.....
Gorso Sou'rIL
Wlngham
3luevale
-Brusseln.........
Ethel,
lk&hnorston
Pass. - Mbed. Mlxed
:7.30 p.m. 12.20 p.m 8.45a.i.
• . - 8.07 107 9.40
▪ 8.17 1.10 10)0
8.27 • 1,30 10.20
• • 8.88 . • 1.85 10.80
Pass. Mlxcd. Pase.
658 s.m 9 a.m. 3.05 pm
• 7.92 • 9.17 8.13
. 7.18 10.00 826
7.28 10.15 8.35
8.2� -.11.80 4.20
• London
104G Nonrn-
Huronand Bruce.
London, depart.. - .. -.
OentraIla.. .. -. ..
Exeter.,. - .. ... - -
Hensall_ .. _.. ... ...-.,. -
Klppon • -. ........
Bruoefleld_ .... -
OUnton.. - -.. -. -
Londeaboro -- -. -. -. -. -
BIYth _.___.,-
Bolgrave_.. _...
Wlngbam •arrlve......
9 -DING Sovr'n-
Wlngbam,dopat..... .1.
Bolgrsvo._..........
Blyth,.. - - . •. - -.
Londesboro....-
Cllnton._......
Bruoeflcld,... .- .. . .......
Klpn... ...
Exeter.....-. -....-. -
Oentralls
r4oudon, (arrlve)... - .... -
P.,eenger.
8.15 4.50 714
9.18 s.t
9.80 6.07
9.44 6.18
9.50 6.25
9.58 6.88
10.15 6.55
10.80 7.12
10.38 • 7.20
10.50 7.83
11.00 7.55
Paeeenger.
6.50 A.L 8.10 P. 14
7.01 t.23
7.14 . 8.86
7.22 8.45
7.47 • 415
1 8.05 4.40
8.15 4.50
8.22 4.55
8.85 &10
8.46 5.20
2.45 £. 14. 6.20
The McKillop Mutual Fire
- InsuranceCompany.
FARM AND I8OLATED TOWi'4
- PROPERTY ONLY IN8URED
omcw.
• J. JL MoLean, Pysaident, Klppen P. 0.; Thomas
aaer, vl�e.prealdent, Bruee6eid P. 0.; Thomna 5.
'lays, eoy.TreaL Bealorth .1'. 0.. -
nxwrO*L
WilItam Oheeney �eeiorth; John 0. Orleve, Win.
tarop; Georgo Dale, 8eforth; John Bonnewele,
Dublin; Jamee Evane, Beeohwood; John - Watt,
• a1ook; Thomes Fraser, Brneefield; John 5. Mo
Lep's, Klppen; Janaee (3onnolly, OlInton.
TI.
Boh*. Smlth. Har1ok 5. lnohley, Seatorth;
hmee Oumnl(ng Egmondv e; J. W. Yeo, ilolinep
vllIe P. 0.; Gerge Murdie and John 0. ¥orrlaoa
audltorr
Putlea desironi *0 eoot lnrnlmnoee er
'ab othe. busineps will be promptly ittended 1*
pplloaMo *0 any ol tb above soen, addseised t
aC1r veppotive DOPt 0T�5& -
eKfflop Directory for 1903.
MICHAEL MURDIIE Beevo, Winthrop P. 0.
JOHN 8. BBOWN dounouior, �e&forth P. 0..
OHAF.LEB LITTLk, Qouncilior, Wtntlunp P. 0,
JOHN MTJRRAY, OouneIILor, Beeohwood P. 0.
JOHN M. GOVENJ,00K, Oouiiolllor, Wlnthrop P.O.
JOHN (1. MORBISON, Oierk, Wlntbrop P. 0.
DAVfl) M. 5088 Treseurer, Win*hrop P. 0.
SOLOMOIN J. SHANNON, 3. P, g.nIWy inpeotr
WinthxopP.O.
¥ou Are Lo&ng
Mo ri ey
a MEL0YTi
Cream Separator.
100,000 in daily usa. The
only Separabor nulit with
bcauvlfully cTlaiui.ied bowl
ec.s!ng, n0r(' duratile thao
ttnwarc. 11 diffrent eizc.
A groat many othar kinds
al mn'atora r.re takca out
and eiotts t in p!ae
- - . ot tbcni. •e few polnta 01
• - - cJhreo iri this Soparator
- 'a . . not foued in any oherkiad
ae tnk towcr doa-n, bea-.
ier tinwaro, turn eaakr, ekime eleaner, howi bangs
plulnb, c)i ha1anciig, has a brcak for stopphg 12,
gcarlugall enclo,qd, has a eono-boarisg which ad.
juet.a itselt to the wcar, clluminuin di'o, will not roat.
tho handje easily takn cft and put ou, ell woaring
polnls of eaeehardenea steal. 1 aho handla (arni im-
jIcnic-nts ud macbinery inciuding Noon, WjIidn-
cnn, ToI€c'n, and White Engince, Seperatocs, and
WindmWs. Alt goeds at A. Compbell'a Wnrerooc.i,j,
Seaforth. DUNOAN MCOAF,LU&i. 1811.t!
Marek lSth. 1903. Thh. 11 t eertify that
thc ,No. 1. Melotto Crean. Separatar 1 l'ouht 1
your agent, Dunnan NcOaJtum. gh'cs good stis(ae-
tion in cvcry rcspec't. Basily turned, oeii1y cic•aned,
and a elean ,,kimn,er. Uave run it ovor two years.
and eec no aparent woar on i yot; and 15 my opin-
lan, tho prcfits from its nec 'vith 10 cows woulo pay
for it In ono seaenn.• MxcnAsa BowTNJ,, WaIton,0n.
SE.&vonvII, M.reh 17&b, 1903. To whou 12
may ooneern : llaving purchasrd s P.felotte Cream
Separatnr oue year ago from Mr. D. MoCaflnr.i, 1
take plcasurc in recommc.ndthg 1* *0 be r. gaaS 1n&-
ehine. It Is eaey operated, and 1 ththk It oan oom-
pete witb any maohiue on the markot to•day. Youre
trnly, .JOHN IIAY, Seafocth, Ont.
LSAnBUaY, February IOLti, 1932. Daar Sire, -1 an
well, 8at1p0(11 with thc MI�tL that 1 bought. 1
think 1* would pay for lts1f Ir. a short tirne with 10
cowe, and tbo kim milk is gcod for tho ealvcs. It is
perfectiy sate, and 1 cannot epeak too highty in ite
prah,c. Youre truly, Ws. ILcawin.t,.
Lsannnty, February Ilti., 1902. Ikar Sirs,-ThIs
is to certify that tho slzo 2, Melotto Orcam Separ-
ator, whiuh 1 purehased 1 ram your agciu, 5. D. Wat-
kerjs cn*ircly •atlF.faotory IU evory raat)eOt. Wu
1*05 that we ean make far marc butr than *0 any
othor way, end am quito tiefled that with 8 eowe
the Separator would pay for itself *0 about 8 months.
Thc ekim rnllk Ip excellent for the calves. t te
very oasy running macbino, and porfectly sifc.
thlnklt the beat Oream Sepr.rat.or on tle znarkot.
ours truly, 8. McPhcron.
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The foliowing well known :taiboas will trve1
during ttie season ol 1003, as ioilows:
ELECTBiC B
'Wiiliam 1erry, Propriebor.
Monday-WIll leave his ewn tab1e, mile sonth -01
B rucefield, by way ef tlic Hill road to Diek's liotel,
Scaforth for noon, then by way 01 the Ruron road
to the Mason botel, Cllnton, for bbs nlgbt Tueeday
...By W5 01 tho Landon road to hle own stable,
whxe be •wlfl remain netil Wednesday mornthg.
Wcduesday-ToVarna for noon and return to hia
ews etabia for nlgbt. Thursday -At hia own stabba
alt day Friday -By way of the 2nd ooneemon oI
Stanley, *0 Heneall, at T. 5 Berry'e Sale miS
change et&ble and rewain there until Saturday
morning Saturday -By way of ibe London road bo
bus own stabis wbere he will remain untll the 101
lowing Monday morning. 1845-10
OLIMAX
Owen Geiger & 0o,, Propriet-ore.
Monday-Wi1l leave hip own ebrblc\, I1on'ri}, and
proceed eaat 50 Chlsc-lhuret, and nerth *0 Wifliaii
Kinauar.'e, lOth conooie!on, Tuekcramitb, for noon ;
theri weat and north *0 Stroag'e betel, for riight
Tuo.day-To .IPTnCS Diek' hotel, Seaf4rth, for noon
and remain thore ovor nlght. Wcdnepday-13y way
of tho &l1l road 50 Brjcetiold, *0 WHspri's hotel for
noon ; theu eouth 50 Th'nry Shafcr'e iote1, Klppen,
for nigbt. Thursday--WII1 prooaed %1-3at *0 Itobcrt
Lovo',, Hhlis Grccn, for IiOr.r. Lbtr. wast *0 Mr.
Nioho1onh hotel, Blake, *0r n!ght. 1";!day-South
• ta John Ge!gcr'a for noon; ttie» *0 Robert John.
ston's hotel, Zuricb, for nlght. Satnrday-Eat to
tile own tablc, Hema11, wherc bo will reLnain untfl
tbc following Monday moruhig. 184741
Oarpenter'e Trotting Borses,
HONDU±AS and CH1EF.
Weighing 1,375 pounds ansi 1,200 powids
W11iniake ptands thie SeaPon at MoGowan's, neer
Blytb, Wednesday ght Ws1on, Thursdty
noOn, Thin Blgley's, Mcthllap, Thurpaay n1ht;
thcn *0 McL;ughiln'e and Repebo's, Brodhage a,
and Dublin, Friday night. Saturday.-BecebWOod,
Klnburn nd Cllutou for night Soundnes, kinoneas
miS compactheae are bbs -special oharaotCrIStICa oI
these horses. 18438
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• Tbe Clyded&ie Stailion
DUNRAG IT
ansi Vhs Shire Stailion
WRFIBLD FITZ-HAROLL)
T. J Berry, J'roprletor.
Wli1 stand for Vhs season at T. J. Berry's
Exchango Stabise, Honiell. - L
1845-10
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