The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1904-04-08, Page 2THE 'HURON EXPOSITOR APRIL 304 Back for he sitor. Four Months. 4.11.•••••••••11111 Was Ustable toTurn in fled Without Help. P asters and Liniments NoGood 6****1005•10.- Thieweetho oxsieritinese of 91r. Beniarnin Stewart, Manville, ILA, TWOMIIIRDS OF A BOX 0? DOekit'S Ifildney P�ls CURED HIM. ,temenEdnemor.51. He tells of his experience in the follow - leg words: "For four months 1 was troubled with a lame back and all this time was un - Able to turn in bed without help. I tried plasters and liniments' of all kinds but with tut effect. At last I was induced to try Doan's Kidney Pills, and by the time 1 had used two-thirds of a box my back was en well and as strong as ever and has kepi au ever since." Baolr.ache, Frequent Thirst, Scanty, Cloudy,Thiek orllighly Colored Urine, Puffing under the Eyes, Swelling ol the•Feet and Ankles, are all symptomz of kidney trouble that Doart's Kadu Fine will cure, Price sa etre per box or 3 for th.es, al dealers, or Vile DOAN KIDNEY PILL CO• . 1011.011TO. 0111Z VETERINARY V.S., boner stadeste ot Ontario Velierfnary &liege. A .fdiseases of Domosti tresiad. 011110 promptly attended to so tent.tallee Veterinary Denitrify a specialty. sad renitence on Codsriob Oran, one door Of Dr fleofili oleos, Sestorik. HARBUSN V it, -Honorary graduate at ibe Ontario Veterinary College and Honorary Item, of the Maned Asenistion of the Ontario Fetes - College. Treats diseases of an donseetic animals by tee moss modern principle&- Dentistry and *ilk ever e PPreihtlY- OMNI OP3OSK4 Dick's Hotel. Street, Sadortb, All orders lett et the hotel naive prompt attention, engin cane rereived Aloe. 187142 LEGAle _ JAMES L KILLORAN, Adel mama, conveyingef anti Notary , Meomy to loan. Delos Ovinr eickard'e store !Ws Oren Seaforth, 16 R. S. HAYS, Illirlatar. Solicitor, Conveyer/en and Notary Public. for the Dominion Beek, onioe-in rear ot Nene, &Worth. Money tea loan, 1235 M. BIM, Buttner, Solicitor, Cenveyanose • Notary IMbile. Ofi10.11 up Oafs". over C. W. bookolon, Main Strut, eestorth, ontsrio. 1627 BOU1MBD, suousaor to the lees drez et liktilangbey k ifohnesied, earrieter, aolicitor •111100r. and Ninety Solicitor for the Con grAit of °moment.. Money in lend, Fans -at& Onto* in iloott's Block, Main Street, esteetli, ICKINSON AND GAMOW, Barristers, &Helt- on, eta., Ooderich, Onterio. K, L. DICKINSON, USW CHARM OARBOW L. L. B. DENTISTRY. • F, W. TWEDPLE, , DENTIST, • 1 soduste alloyal College of Dental Surgeons of On illido. Post graduate vourge in crown- and bride work HaskelVe elehool, Chicago. Local ansethetion leir i4n1es extraction of teeth, CeBee-Over A. Young .rye doze, Sesfortb. 1764 MEDWAL, Dr. John McGinnis, Smatadum. Loudon Wesiern 17n1versity, member _ Ontario College of Physicist's and Surgeon& asdNesennes—Yormiely onnoted by Mr. Wm. Viotorialteen, next to the Catholic Church •arils Minded promptly, linen DR. H. HUGH ROOS, sduate of University of Toronto Faculty' of Medi . number of Cofte of Physicians and Stir- e.casof Ontario ; pars graduate courses Chicago folealehool, McGee ; Royal Ophthalmic Hoepi- leirden, England; University College Hospital, adon„Kngland, Office -Oyer Stewart's re Hain Street, Sesforth. 'Pb.e • o. 5. Night ails soinvered,fioni residence on obn street. 1890 011. F. J. BUR OW8, EUELAITIOR and Heedeuce--ooderich c reek east ;,of the church. Towne:ex No, 46 for the County of Hump. OR& scar -r & acKAy, 4 PHYSICIANS AND - i :" rilh ch eoet, opposite MethedistIchurch,Seaforth , -- • . SCOTT, gradmas Victoria and Ann Arbor, and iambi/ Ontario College of Physicians and Someone. Cer0Ber for Comity Of Huron. C. ho KAT, honor graduate Trinity Unieenolly, sold medallist Trinity Medield College. member CAlege of Physiciaato and ihugeotis, Ontario. , 14132 118 - AUC'TIONEERSe '--e H)AS BROWN, Licensed Aunioneer for the C.-eiunties of Huron and Perth.! Ord-ers left at Camphell'e implemorne wareroo1e, Seaforth, or ger mica Office, will receive pt atter Lion, n guaranteed or no charge,. 1708-tt ZS 0. MeMICHAEle licensed auctioneer for the eounty of Huron, 8.eles atteed lo any of the emote' at moderate ratesi and satisfaction rantend. Orders left at the Seaforth poet offlPe o. t Lot 2, Cormersion 2, Mullett, Rill receive attention, 183241 UCTIHONEERING.-B. 8. Phillip, Lieeneed Auctioneer for Mee eountlee of Huron and a do Being a practical farmer and thormighly entending the valae of hum neck and Maple- * places me In a better position to realize :Pod . Charges is:tolerate: Satisfaction guaranteed -or • tospay5.3, AcolInce_ortroaniefkanst Hys,naaw11111 postbe pofillronmee..voistr ed to. Es A. SMITH, licenred auetioneer foir the oeunth of Huron. Sales promptly *Model to y part of the ceonty and eatinatotion guaran- Addrese Winthrop P, 0. 1505-0 ••*memg******** 11 sing bought out the filtered of the dyeinz nea from Ilre. Iliekel of her late husband. Henry .141c le, formerly of Seaforth, 1 am pr .'pared to do a I kine of dveing, cleaning and preeeing. All work don4i on sfiort notice. J. T. SKWABD, Victoria et., a fc doors south of the G. T. It, Clinton, Ont. 12135-tf l*ARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED AT THE HRH EXPOS1TO2 OFFICE, SHAFORTH, ONTARIO. WITNESSESREOUIRED. SEAFORTH, FRIDAY April 8,1904. Editorial Notes and Comments. The Hamilton Times announces a truism _which some people now-aedaes are too apt to forget. It says; Pub- lic ownership and contrel of street railways, as and electric light Iran - (ibises does not necessarily mean that the public must undertake the build- ing and operation. of the plants. Publie control of natural monopolies is praeticable without adopting state socialism.. --- During the recent all night sitting of the Provincial Legislature, the time consumed by the various Gov- ernment speakers was as follows: Davis, 2 hours ; Pettipieee, 20 min- utes ; Graham, one hour and 50 min- utes ; gross, one hour and 15 min- utes ; Conmee, three hours and 20 minutes ; Thompson,. 45 minutes ; McKay, two hours and 55 minutes. Mr. Connie°, thcirefore; bears the palm for wind. The next general election cannot be discussed, or rather is never discuss- ed without reference to Sir Wilfred Laurier. He , became leader of the Liberal party of Canada in 1886 on the nomination of Sir Richard Gait- wright :and, Hon. David Mille. He lost two generil elections after that and won two. By virtue of the popu'ar suffrage he, a French-Canadien,, be- came Prime Minister of the Dentin - ion, He oecupied an unassailable po- sition as an acknewledged loader in Mel ; in 1896 that position was en- hanced by the prestige of victory. Sir John Macdonald won five gen- eral elections after ,. the Confedera- tion. If Sir Wilfred Laurier wins the approaching contest he will be well on the way towards -repeating the re- cord of Canada's first and in some way greategt , premier. , 1 The resolution introduced by Mr. Maclaren,of -Huntingdon, to prohibit the manufacture, importation and sale of cigarettes was supported by an. admirable address on the subject by the honorable gentleman. Prob- ably no.one in the House could have handled it as well as Mr. Maclaren. After all, although few cared to ex- press an . opinion, the sense of the House seemed to be against any in- terference with the liberty of an ad- ult to smoke cigarettes. At the same time there is an overwhelming op- inion that I the law forbidding the sale of cigarettes to boys should be. strictly enforced, One important aid to this was disclosed during the dis- cussion, that business men will not employ boys who smoke eigaret tes. The resolution did not reach a vote •and the probability is that we have heard the last of it for this session. A wag suggets that a good stout shingle, wielded vigorously by t be hand of a parent, would have a much greater deterring influence on the youthful cigarette smokers than the most stringent haws the Dominion Parliament an ass. i At the opening of Parliament la year the official who had the arran st X° in of the seats, presumably trie late Meek Rod, seated the judges of the Supreme Court at the foot of the Clerk's table in the Senate Chamber. if had been usual to seat them be- tween .the table and the throne. The judges resented this and refused to attend the opening this year on that account. This year the bench for the judges was replaced in its old posi- tion showing that the arrangement 1. last year was probably an oversight on the part of a new official. One iwould thirik that the judges of the Supreme Court •of- Canada had SOnee- thing better to do throe display pet- lifence over a little thing like that. If it hadn't been for the newspapers very few -persons would have known that the judges had stayed away and :even as it was the throne did not totter on its foundations and par- liament was duly,opened. Bit, even great and good men will do very silly things at times and the Judges of the Supreme Court seem not to be exceptional in this respect. ••••••esseneume. . • Health and Success. wesk.Aus and digests, et•tfln iffsczoirazemenn fail- ure and unhappiness. bort with the nee of Dr. Cheere'e Nerve Food throe comes msw ViiOr land enemy, new bop r9 ne.V,e*nfili..nee; atronger d-tetrolistion sueeePd and toe i fifty to spelt, one'', relf moot- slly and plo venial! y. 1Thil1th aid s' mita,' h no 1 n hand. fly restoring- cored h#j-ItO. Dr, COaii'e Nerve Food helps to sumo, and hapninese. Mafeking. .13rief 13 i ts-efiss Ethel Treleaven spent last week visiting friends at Lanes. -Mrs. Kilpatrick and Mrs. Tre- leaven are waiting on their sister -in law, Mrs. Samuel Treleavena-Builde in operations have begun at Haw- thorn Bank, Dame Rumor says that the rose that will be transplanted there is one of the fairest of the fair. -The_. congregation at 'Blake's church Sunday niteht was not so large as it usually is, owing to the almost impaesable condition of the roads. Mr. S. Smith spoke in his usual masterly way and those who were there enteyed a fine discouree. Lever's le -Z (Wise Head) Disinfectant Soap Powder dusted in the bath, sofens the water and dieinfects. 38 .3' • Hullett. • Bonus • By -la w. --The Elulief t -ounCil "met on the lith of March purposely for considering a numer- onsly signed petition asking for a bonus - to aid the extension of the. Guelph Junct ion Railway Ln G od e - rich. A large number of prominent ratepayers of the- distriot- interested were p resent , all. ofthem very much in 'favor of the petition' and the pro- posed extension. The couneil grant- ed their petition and passed a reso- lution instructing the clerk to have a by-law 'prepared it/ accordance with the.said petition t� be introduced and considered at a meeting be be held Match 2611). The bee -law among oth- er things provides as follows: That a straight bonus of $4,000 be given to the Guelph Junction Railway Co. to he p4id over in one sum as soon as the road is.finished and ready for operation. That station houses be erected and maintained at or near the vill:Grvs lf. Manchester, Blyth, and -Walton. That during the cur- , rency of the debenteres. there shall be raised annually the sum of $294.33 by sperdal rate Upon the property de- scribed in the petition, being all of ConeessIOILS 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,- 13 and 14 la** The satifaction of h ving the washing done early in the day, and well done, belongs o every user of Sunlight Soap. les .ii... and also that part of the township known as the Maitland bicrek. That the votes of the electors of the said portion of the township hall be tak- en on thie by-law at tl4e following times and places, that i to say on Friday, the 20th day of , April, 1904, at polling division No.12,1Harlock, James Watt, D. R. 0.; PoHing div- ision No, 4, at Forester'S hall, Lon- desboro, R. Adams, D, M 0, ; polling division No. 6, including (hat part of division No. 5, from lots 26, conces- sions 8 and 9, to lots 35 inclusive, at the townehip hall, M. Braithwaite D. R. 0,; polling division No. '7- at school house No. 9, John Pingland, D. R. 0. James Campbell, Clerk. Coughs, cola. Mumma, and anger threat ailments are quickly relieved by Cresolene tablet, ten cents per box. AU druggists . • ; E e eter (Intended for last week.) Notes. -Miss Champion, of Brant- ford,' who has been visiting ber friend, Miss, Amy John, returned home on, Tueeday.-Mr. Wm. Bearden started for the old country this week, but returned, as he had misit- ed connections. He willtry again , u this week. -1. G. Stanbuyir was at; the county town, on legalsiness, on Friday laste-t, P. Sayder, inspector ' of the Sovereign Bank, Was here this week, and he, found eve ything in a flourishing condition.-- r. ,Rowe, druggist, ha e opened a ne store next to the post office. This makes three drug stores 'for Exeter.-eF, W. Mad- man was in Toronto thie week, con- dacting it ease at Osgoode Hall. - George Hatton, wife and family have left for Manitoba, where they will take up faeming.-Miss Eastwood, daughter of 1 br. Eastwood, of Clare- mont,' is visiting her went, Mrs. J., G. Stanbury:-Exeter public school was closed this week, until after Eas- ter, on account of a case of scarlet fever. There appears, however, to be no danget of the disease spreading at present. -La(. Friday night the river rose higher than it has been for many years, completely covering the floor of the bridge on the lake road. Many cellars were flooded for a time, but not much damage is re ported. PLAYFUL CHILDREN. Wh.t treasure on earth is more to he priztrl hen bright, active, healthy play- ful chic!? In homes where1134by's Own Cabbies are Ord you never find eiekly, crows. eletoleteichildren ; if the little one is ill the T*bIi ic will promeitly make it vets/I.-Ails an mrther who bits used the Tablets etei oh will tell you teat ehis ie aloolntely t rue Plie will tell you the Tab- tielway d ood, and never do berm. You ears giVe t gm to a child just born with. perfeet eafety, ind they are equ dly as good for well gowi children. itire. Miry - lore, or He orth, Qu'., stye My baby hag! nano been shin owe 1 began giv- ing ht r Bebyei Oen Tehlets, They are a real Ineieeng to both nuther aod child, and 1 would t be without them." 0 in% let te ar And stain and don't dose it with sir ni ius or m d eine containiog opiatee. Give Beby's 04rn Taiblete, which you min get froth ony druggete or by 41.25 cent" a I box, by writing the Dr. Willi/eine Medicine Co,, BrodkviLle, Ont, • Walton. The Late Dr.Lainbiee-Theelollowing which we tae from the Coldwater Reporter, ha reference to Dr. Lam- bie, a brothe of Mrs. Thomas Mc- Faclzean, of Grey township: "Dr. Lambie is cad. The news spread rapidly this horning, March 4tleand scarcely one heard it who failed to express a wo d of sorrow. The great bite good na ured veterinarian, was a friend to ev rybody who knew him; always jolly, honorable zand upright, Dr. Lambie was welcomed every= • where James Lambie was born in the parish p1 Tarbolton, Ayrshire) Scotland, Oct leer 4th, 1836 and was. therefore, 67 year hi and five months of ego. He e me to Canada. with his first wife in 1859. but returned to Scotland the °Bowing year, In 1869 he came back to Canada and settled in Searbora, where he engaged in farming, but made veterinary work his occupatio •part of the time. In 1880 Dr. Lambie gave up farming to follow his profession and came to this county, eettling in Atlen, from where he moved to Quincy, which was his home for several years, On June 4th, 1891,, his first wife having died some years previously, he was married to Mrs. Rosetta Shook and they took up their abode in Cold- water, Michigan, which has since been their home. Hie practice here; has been a very extensive one. in addition to bis wife and hosts of frie,nds,Dr. Lambie leaves one daugh- ter, Mrs. Robert French, of 'Union- ville, On tariod' 1 40 1 How it Spreads. The first. peck ge ni Hem-Roid (the (etin- : fallible Pile re) that, was not out went to a small town 1 the State o'i Nebraeirat It made the cuiie of a ease of Piles that was considered h/neleas, The news eprea 1 and olthough tide was only two years oe0 , the demand prompted De J. 8, leonhaedt. of Lincoln, Nebraoka, the diocoverer, SO; pripare it for general use. Now it is being sent to all parts ef the wcrld. It will cure any ease of Piles. There is a month's treatment in each box. Field for $1,00, with absolute guarantee. It it for site by dreggiste. e ' Grey. • Cot:NUL, the last meeting' of the Grey council it was moved by Mr. Turn- bull, oecordtd by Mr. Fraser, that by-law No. 212, linnen as the Guelph Juncticm Railway By -1,1w. having received the as- sent of the qualified electors that said by- law be reia a third time and finally passed. -Carried. Moved by Mr. Fraser, second- ed by Mr. Turnbull, that the clerk have bytlaw No 212, promelgated (be regeisite numbte of throe in the nevsopeper called The Brunets Poet, an ri gaited by low. - Carried, Muted by Mr. Fraser, Newt:led by Mr. Griefs that the court of revision on the assessment of the 6th concession metal- cipal drain by-law be edottrJed trill Men - day, the 18th day of April, at 10 o'clock a. m, -Carried. Moved by Mr. Grant, neeonded by Mr. Frain, tene.t the clerk write the engineer to find out if a the dra a ean be made out o a portion of the 6h • ' erTiCeleion Oahe emu; parts of lo e No, 25 and 26, lo the ebei nonunion, -Cerra d. Meve4 t by Mr. Frain, Wended by Mr. Tuiribull, that from lots 14 to 19 ioolortivu, la WO lath and 14 h 00110eSSiOnSt be flinde id° o e wee divisiou for Statute Labor, C.arel d. Moeed by Mr. Turnbull, oeeonied lir M. Frain, that from lot; 19 to 24 ito e usiv , in the 7th and g',h eoneennione, be made lato one road division for Statute Leber -Carried, Tenders for the con struot on of the Whitfield Mociolpel Drain were zce1vod from the follewing °entree, tars i 1 Crowley it MoDonsad, $1,326 ; John A. Nicholson, *1,205; Level' Rohl, $1,- 290 ; Yonnelly & Weeere, $1.295, The f n- glner io estimate on edit drank was SI,. 151 4. Moved by Mr, Freterosectinded bv Mr. 0 ant, that the tender of Conoelly. & Watel s be aceepted, they to give isecaulty satisf etory te the et linen for the com. plait) oi artist contreet.-Cerrierl. The by -lase appotritIng pathrnoseero vviso peened. The nix& meeting of Db6 conuoil is c n April 1811s, t 10 o'elock a, m, Tuoiceremith. School Reporte-T he following re port shows rho standing of the pupils in the school in section No. 1, Tuck- ersmith, for the term ending at Eas- ter. The names appear in Order of metitl; Claes V,—John I3uchanan, Mary Buohenen, Austin Dilling,Ethel Caldwell, Wm. MeLaren. Class IV, sr. -John McLaren, Laura Dilline, Roy Trequair, Wilfred Buchanan. Class IV, Ste -Sadie Caldwell, Jessie Buchatian, e1vi11e Trequair,Maggie Buchanan. Class III -Cecil Dining, Leolla Boa, Class II -Albert Tre- quair, Wed Buchanan,Andrew Boa, Jonniol Buchanan. Class I, Part 11- Wi1bi t Minas Lily Trequair. 1. M. Aii chime, teacherl • Staff& Not .-Mrs. Wm. Bell- moved to Mitche 1 last week. -The literary SO - clay re making arrangements for their beg concert, while will be held en April 29th. -The W0010.101 Insti- tute met on Saturday, at Mrs. F.D. Hutchieon's. Tbe subject discus- sed was "Bread making and, meart curing." Two very useful wont- plishtn ts.-Another of the first settler of this township, Mrs. Roderi k Xennedeeste,passed aWay on Saturd y, the 26th ult., at the great Age of 7 years and 2 naoeths, Up to about 1 week; previouts to her death, decease 1 was in her usual health. She was of a• contented and lovable disposit on, and was highly re pea - ed by a1 who knew her, for her ster- alities lantily of sons and daughters to quShe leaves a large i. mourn her loss. Her remainwere intorro4 in Staffa cemetery, -An- other arning to parents of the dan- ger of eaving poisonous drugs with- in rem, _ of children, was exemplified at \Ref a, on ,Monday of last week, The two year old daughter of Wm. Sadler got possession of a bottle, of carbolic acid, and in her baby in- nocen.se ut it to her mouth and swal- lowed a small quantity. The. little one w s takenviolently ill and a doctor was at once called. She is now on be road to recoverynbut for some ho rs she hovered between life and dea b. , -Theft 9 alkerville Wagon Company, one of the larg et indnetries in Walkerville, bas dosed jt e oora. The plant was taken over by the We t Lorne Wages Company some time ago, od wilt shortly .be moved to West Ler r. -John nd Wm. N. rile, brothers, aged 25. and 30' ears reopectively, whir were liv- ingtogeth r at their homestead, _about 18 miles sont east of Regina, N. W. T., were found dead in their bed last week, It is reported that one brother was iu bed and the other wee pertly uadreesed. The cause of tee double ideality is not known. -As an evidence of ehe condition of the tenth country during Ole past winter, we give the following from it traveller who bus been over t e road, lie says ; "In driv- ing from Fergus to Arthur, along ctusider• able stretch s of the roadway, the traek ie 1 hree feet a ova the level of the old-fash- ioned stake1s,nd rider fences, At one point the cutter eras about on the level of the tipper bedroom windows of a wayside tav- ern, and at another on a level with the roof of a Macke ith's shop. A canal was out thrtugh the nnow from a cottage. 13y standing u one could see the top of a pump bolo the level of the eating. Oae cottage could be entered only by the back door. All venues were closed by huge snow banks In the towns of Bruce county all conveys ces had to travel on the side- walks, the road beingfilled with snow, -sometimes 1 the height of 12 to 15 feet." -In a let r reeeivetill by R. Joilin, of Toronto, fr his brother, S. Joslin, of White Rive Algoma, and bearing date of March 23r., the writer states that the temperatur there during the winter was 76.below ze o. Wolveswere more than ordinary n mucus, no I doubt driven from their hewn by the extreme severity of the winter, 97 fleeing been killed during the put throe sake within In radius of from 1 to 5 miles o White Riser. Mr. Joslio, on measuring o teed these animels, found It, to meeoure feet 5 invitee in height, end 6 feet 7 Inane from tip • to tie. On Meroh 23rd. the ay in which-l'ha letter was written, the thermometer regietered 31 be- low ZgrO. r. JObriin is in the employ of the C. P. R What Gold belt iluee gold must, be l• Ellice the t leaf is eo that oue of tie in gild!, Solid gold. formed in occupy the common p of an inch pages as t library of 1 In each. Geld Beater* Can De. (.114; by iiiiiinnering, can re - so thin that e82,000 Id upon each other to pro- leitnees of an inch; yet each ierfeet and e free from holes them laid upon any eurfaoe, ig, gives the appearance of They are so thin that If a book 1,500 would only space of a single leaf of per, and an octavo volume thick wouldhave as many e books of a well stocked ,500 volumes with 200tpages The Is it our smoke all riageti wit dances at a ball? Men of the old sehool -.---there are a few left --of the fine old type t11at 4bserves the, rules of cour- tesy her women are concerned, :would not dream of asking a girl to dance while sheddlhgi around, them odors of whisky and tebaceo. But the young men of the day, with a few de- lightful e.(- ptions, make it their con- stant praeti a -London- Truth, yerlsorting Smokers. own Paul( that men now ver the houree, in close car - ladles and between the at er Clocks. mong 1113 curious feature of au - f '1(414, Trlied which unfortunately re - mein ne ion ,er ev ere water cloeke, (Ir' - .'fl by a Nooreth gonielo B;1111(pi 1)1:1(151 on lb- leonlo4 (Ir t:1(' Tagil 111:11 UP' VIM 1i1 Th -y were run ily Vu ter , power :11d were so famous that I iseeel tier!: a an 1ngIis1i aslemionier, all the way from Oxford in 1 ll'ot7) to ntuey the e. • 1 I Those whom neglected coughs I1 SPECIAL , have killed were cnce as healthy i I and robust asiyou. I Don't follow in their paths of neglect Take Shiloh's Consumption Cure Rilil-un4 • right now. It is guaranteed to cure. It has cured many thousands. Prices 25c„ 50c. end $1.00 5, C. WELLS fe CO. Toronto, Can. LeRoy, N.Y. 1 Unripe Jewelg, There was at one lime a wonderful emerald extant with *bite corners, while all the rest of theistone was of its proper velvety dark green hue. This genie was used as an illiestrative proof that emeralds were born white, bet ripened into the riglitcolor In the mine, time working onc of it usual 'mira- cles on the crystal. Indeed, beryl, that pale green stone exactly like the emer- ald in all essentials save color, has often fieen called the mother of emer- ald. - A.quaniarine is II beryl- ei other words, an unripe---finerald, not yet rna- eured into the proper tint, and of this t • commoner varieties alre by no t leans rare. Yet it 16 to. be doubted weedier these unripe stones would ever mature into the true and lawful lustrous emerald, -J -London Queen, ilia Little Joke on the iOnefolO "Doetor." saki the patient, after pay- ing his bill, "if there le anything in the theory of the trunsmigration of souls you'll be a war horse after death," "That sounds rather nattering," re- marked Dr. Price -Price, "Yes, you're such a splendid charger," • Tin pe rt iuent. Mrn. Ntlrita-1. want to get a pair of qweil white gloves to wear to a ball, teerk-:-Yeiene How long do you want 110111? Mrs. Nurlt eh—See here, young I talkitr about rentin"em. I want to buy 'ern. A Rejected ;Recipe. Edit think; Here's a thought fi*:04q. V:130 IP:1010; that one can be- :11:1:11:1111:by pereistently thinking Irene -Oh, pshawi l'ee voted point .out so many instances COLD CATCHES THE KIDNEY'S. • Cold seems to catch the kidneys more quickly than any other vital part of the body. Situated in the srnall of the back, near the surface of the body, they are readily affected. Terrible pain and soreness in the back, thick, scanty urine, patithil in passage and too frequent, sometimes _puffiness under the eyes ind swelling of the ankles, head- ache and disturbed digestion, are sorne of the symptoms following cold striking the kidneys. It is not wise in these eases to delay treatment. A prompateffective remedy is needed, and the only one that can be de- pended on to quickly correct the trouble is DR. PITCHER'S BACKACHE -KIDNEY TABLETS. rhey are incomparable for all forms of kidney, bladder and urinary troubles, as the following statement convincingly proves Mr, Chas. Rice, Welland, Ont., writes: "My work, constantly riding on a Wag- gon and exposed to all kinds of weather, brought on a severe attack of backache and kidney trouble, front which, though I tried other medicines, 1 got no relief. 1 procured a bottle of Dr. Pitcher's Back - sae -Kidney Tablets and they fixed me up in good shape. The back is all right now, and the kidney complaint a thing of tbe past." Dr, Pitcher's B. -K. Teblets are socea. bottle, Or 3 for $i,25, atdruggists or by mail. The Dr. Zina Pitcher Co., Toronto, Ont. For sale by 3.8. Roberts, druggist, Seisforth THE HURON HOTEL, 000ER1CH, - ONT. 6.1.•••••••••• ef.t.1 3'. T. ELLIS, Formerly of the Corenterelel Hotel, Seaforth, ex- tande Millet invitation to all ,his old Mende and patrano, when vieitieg Goderich, to become gueets of the Thum Hotel re/Orbit) hotel to first -elan in every respect, and all will be made comforteble. Terme moderate. 1e90-tf J. T. ELLIS,- Proprietor, The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Oom.pany. • 000=9•0••••••••• FARM AND ISOLATED Towiv PROPERTY ONLY INSURED, ••••••••••• °mow, J, 10, McLean, Prendeno, Kineen P. ; Thorne* truer, rice -president, Brueufield F, 0.; Tboulas E, Up, fileay-Treaa &Mord) P. 0- o1eeiorose• Wftllam Chesney Sigma ; John 0, eve, Win, tamp ; George Dale, Seefortb ; John 1noac,, Dublin; James Evsne, keeehwood ; 'Oho Welt', Unlock; Thamne kno.oner Brantleid ; Jahr, P.; Lain, Kippen ; James Ocinnolly, Clinton, AUgb17. Raid. Smith. Hancock ; E. flinnhtey, Seaforth ; ranee Cumming Egmoodv e • J. W,ei, vilbe P, 0,; George Murdle sod John C.''Merio-19f., tid1$ort Periles desirous lo eZect leeureocoe or tie ot vet othe. boldness will be pro-opely titter lee pplinattee to any of the ;wove ofileere. toleieeeeot h -(r cesmeettee nor* onne• IRGAL 's On Saturday rooming, January 2nd, we Inatigeiratect our armlet ;Hoc \ taking Bale in onr four departms ts, We place on our tables for this sale „ One hundred Men's Suits, all wool, splendidly tailored, regtilat. .137„ sale price $4,75. All wool -Underwear, shirt and drawers, regular el, sale price '38c a suit, Fifty pieces imported FlauMtlette, 36 inches wide, regular 12c, for jog per yard. Ladies' Cashmere !foie, reealar 40c,fer 2 5e a pair. Fifty pairs Wool Blankets, largest made, regular $3,75, for 82 93 a pair. We have no hesitation in laying that we have the best 25e Japan tea iu the trade. Try it and be convinced. Dinner and Tea Seth at speeiSI prices. Come with the crowds to Gunn's. B. B. G Ui N N Seafor h. BRITISH TROOP ()I LINIMENT TOR Sprain', Strains, Cuts, Wounds, ILrIctrs, On Sorts, Bruises, Stiff joints, B1t4 and Stings of Insects, Coughs, Colds, Con cted Cords, Rbetsmatisrn, Neuralgia, Broneletis, Czotsp, Sou ll:root Quinsey, WhOoping Coisgis and all Painful Swellings. A LARGE BOTTLE, 25e. Prize Winning Short Horns for Sale. Efght young flcoteh Short Horn from im- ported and berme bred was, got by imported boll, Mao young cow e wIth calf s foot or in nit to im- ported bull, &leo & number of heifers of breeding age sod younger. Also & lot of teed pees of the early June Variety,* medium sized white pes, grown from seed oot near North Bey 'bid year. They yielded over 37 bushels per sere and not a hug in thew. Prices very moderate. DAVID MILNK 1 80N, Ethel Onr, ,18.4 COoli'i Cotton Root Comp° ii/A. lAsillea* Favor e, Is the only ear°, re table regulator on which worien: can depend "in the raour and time of need.' Prepared in two (law 04 Or • 'strength. No. 1 and No. :3. INo, 1. -For ordinary ittees Is by far the beet deear ; medicine known. . No, • 2 -Tor special casss-10 dtrees Ittrorater—three dollars per box. Indies -cask your druggiet tor C1 e,Ie're d Cotton Root Compoun. Take mi ,tli aner as all pills, !mixtures and ltatiete an' dangerous, No. 1 and No, 2 are leile are: reeotranended by all druggist:, in tin Do- minion of Cenaft. Mailed to any tie hag, on receipt oUtice and four 2 -rent pee,s,e, stamps. wzie cook company 1,P.an/i.-1,-.1c, Ind-. No. I and No, 2 are sold in Seeforth by J. 8,1 Bob erte, Alex, Wilton, C. Abernart and I. V, Fear, drug- gists. DS59 i Maple Syrup Supplies. --- Sap Pans, Buckets and Spies. Now le the time to prepare your sugar- miskitig out fit _for the epring. Galetin- \:zed sap pails geevery description made to order, Tree PFuners and Saws. If you expeeit your „fruit trees to e gaol results a little attention as rage pruning goof along way towards, this end. Graniteware. We have juet received a shipment of theee goods, wbich we are eelling away be- low regular prier. CaH in and exam! for yournelf un4t be cetivlaced. Sills & Murdse HARDWARE, STRONG A110 VIGOROUS. ao Every Organ of the Body Toni‘d up at invigorated by, tr-Arog. ;4 Mr. F. W. Ont., says: with palpitat sleeplessness aii one box of Mi Pills completel tressing sympte i. since taking efie feel strong and Afilburnei He all diseases aris out nerve tissue yers, King St. E., Berlin, Buffered for file yeere n, shortness of breath, pain in the heart, but lourrds Heart and Nerve removed all these 'dis- tils. I hives not suffered -- n, and now sleep well atid igoroue, ' rt and Nerve Pills otrib ng from weak heart, Ivoga , or watery blood. IMPORTANT NOTICES. IVO PIO BREEDERS. -The undersioned sill ken/ je foe eardee the pure bred Yorkehire sire, ote Lodge Martmion, recently pearchaeed from the e known herd of J E. Brahmin Burford, Ontario, Aso bred from num of his best stock, his etre bfg chemplan at the Pen American. Terms fl. AGo 1111ILLIE, Tockeremelth IS7446 A NY ONE wishing to buy or sell Winnipe,e toy „tie preperty, or farm lands in toe Provinn of Manitoba or the Territotits, your aorrespendenze With WI fa noli.itod, and dull information glen% Pleasecall on or address IIARE LANDSB0ROUGH Net• 527 Main street, ieinnipeg, Msniteba. leeeee FOR SALE. BULLS FOR 8AL1L-The undersigned have fot- asle two thoroughbred Derhana Boils, one /4 month* and the other 16 mooths‘dd, one fed, tar other roan, teeth eligible for registrnion, Cam be seen on Lot 21, COneaaglOo 4, M. 5.5,, Tuchereniik A. and J. BROADFOOT, Seaforth ISS841 EICESTER Silere AND SHORTHORN CATTIA Li FOR SAL. -The undentigned has for tele as end thoroughbred Insioester Sheep and Durhen Cottle of both -texts. Address Egmondville P, *ppiy st farm Mill Road, Tuckereneith. ROBEPT CaAIRTERS k SONS. 1,001ILLS FOR SALE.--Thc undersigned hie ler II sale two thoroughbred Shorthorn hulls, eS- gibbn for registsetIon, aged 18 and 12 month,. On red sed the other white, Apply to JOHN Me- NEVIN, Kippene WWI C1HO0THO ,RIVDURIIAld RULES FOR SALE The underelgned ;bee for sale 6 pure bred Mee ham bulls wfth p4frece or eligible for regietraVon, / eluded lo the cfferiug and has peeved himself *Ore My aged bull, which the sire of the *then, ie. stock getter. Ho wee eked by Rivereide 8fosero which did reach good Servile in tee herd of J. and W B, Watt, of Sakai, r.nd c a Ulf brother to Star of fifolitinge recently owned by Jornes 8nell, of Kole lett, whfoh took not prize at Lendoo fair end nide at bit diemelon sale fen f400. Apply ori Let CooPenlon '2, flay, or JOHN ELDER, Benoit P.O., lef7141 M2ET ALL fiEE,DS rope rliore has cetolellnleed it on it race f-lold by all flelivre.. Yto JI eow-ibley grow. 45e,4 Sezd Aunsral pompaid free w ‘11 D. PA. FERRY A, CO. WINDSOR, OUT.. MONEY TO LOAN Money In loan at lowest rat -reef ,sterert en turd . farm socurisy, Apply to JAS.; L. KILLORAX Barrhter, 111241 3rand Trunk Ra System, Railway Tinter Table, Trains leave Seaford) as follows : 9.50 a. m. For Clintoe, Goderieb Kincardine. 12,40 p. m. For Clinton and On:leech. 6.15 p. ne. For Clinton. Winglesm and Ninon - dine. 10,18 p. m. For Clinton and Gederith. 7.53 a. tn. For Stratford, eluelVe, Torowto, Ori ,Ills North Bay and painte wen; Belleville and Peterboro and pine east, 3.37 p. no For Strafford, Ceselph, Torooto, Mon- treal and points nek 5.33 p, tn. For Stratford, Guelph and Toronto. Palmerston and Kincardine. mite Nosrn. Fine. Mixed, Mixed - 7.30 pin. 12.20 p.m 8.45 fEtheL ere - &07 1.07 2.40 Brunets.... .. - 5.7 1.10 10,00 9.27 2.80 10,20 WIrdebine•• 8.88 1.36 10,60 Gam Boone. Paso, Mixed. Pen, Winghsm.e .„... 6 68 so 106 pee . 742 9.17 8.13 Brunets- 7.18 10.00 820 Ethel 7.28 1015 8.95 merinos,. , 8,20 11_30 4.10 London, Rua-- a 'KVA, NOSTR— Loadon &Leger a* • Eleneell ..mr • • so, • • • *I *0 • • *.• +IP Kippen_...... • 0 • ** • • • • 1. • BrUMUla am, 00 *0 *4 ,, " deaden° Myth- - •• Belirreve- *a OAP *0 o .111•• Win h 5.2" EA V. I • a. • I C1110 eiNITE9999. Winghern, depor8..- Beigravee. • • ... • Or • *0 flneth. . . .. 4.•••ar, .o..voar" fAndeibOrt; Clititen .. ir NV Or 04 Broonfleli, dno. • ••• • Benton Exeter - Ceetrodhe... - London. • • • • nd Bruce. Penemzegen 8.L5 elniene 9,80 6.07 .9.04 6,18 9.60 5.20 9.68 53 10,16 6.01 10.80 7.12 10.88 7.e6 1040 7i3 11.00 7.00 Paawager. 6.604.m. 5.10 r. 7.01 9.21 7.14 Ott 7.22 7.47 F.05 8.10 8.22 le 25 8,46 2.0 A. 5,40 4.15 4.40 4.55 4.55 e.10 5.20 • 6.20 Lumber Lath, Shingle Mouldings Sash and Doorse N. CLUFF & SONS. SEAFORTET. E HNC S Wear esi Rip: gx4 mage—the standard the world over. ser through our local *tenter direct from as. I. Is the (woe that haa stood She Of tints—steads the heaviest strain—never THE PAGE WIRE FENCE 00. LIMITED, WalkervIlle,ent. Mentrealf tine, St. John, LE. w CHARM LAYTON SEAFORTH, ONTATO, AGENT,