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The Huron Expositor, 1904-06-10, Page 3••,et .30-10 10, 1904 laNktaWireAtaiMISECWINFANSit Trunk Rai System, Whinny Time Tabla Seedorth es follows : 7or Clinton, Goderich Wingbane Kincardine. For Clinton and Goderieh Fot Clinton, Wioetham end Inteaet eine. Poe Clinton- and Gederleh. Fo Stratford, Guelph, lia. North Bey and pole 1110 and Peterbore - and fard, Guelph, Torenztot Sta. Iron aud points east. For Stratford, Guelph and Totontee mit= and Kincardine. Pam Pass. !ME 2,11[41,1, .1111\11kt. Iteeeta 7.80 p.m. 12.20 p.m aaratt.. 8.07 1.07 ogo 8.17 1.17 meet 10.20 11.10 Nee. 8.05 p,,eft &la 2fi 3.35 4.90 .... 8.27 1,80 • 3.38 1.40 Paw Mixed. .. a, 8b3. g • .. 7.02. 9.17 ..• 7.15 10.00 7,25 10.15 ..... 8,10 11.30 atee e.• 00 00,00 00 • • 0.• !:00100.0000, 6000 00 00,0** 00 00 0 0 100 006 md0 ork 00,00 00 rO, 0m: 00 00000,00 00 0000104,100 44000 vow40 •• 0• ... 0.0 tealeete ., deplete .1, 0.0000 0000.0 0000 ra0400 I:00007:f 0 mai 00 0000 0 • VW 4 00 0.0 00 as ••• gm.. OA, lon, !err• ivel am, moo, 0 a. 0.0 nron and Bruce. Psw**Ket. 6.50 p C18 5.43 9.80 &NT nee 610 ane 0.02 2.44 9.00 8.48S tale 100.80 10.88 7re 10.50 7 el 11.00 7.845 Passenger. 6.50 A. Leo et_ 7.01 8.28. 7.14 get 7.22 at* 7.47 4.16 9.05- gag 8.15 441 8.22 4.52 as 5.t5 • 8.48 5 16 Rib A. is. tko Carriages, Go Cartt and Carriers st up-to-date style!, and a !ergo tectrtment to ohoose from:. Vindow Shades. ire stook will be closed out at (untiOot in price. We nave toot in Window Screens -different - tail varied assortment of aiachea Slattern odd tind faany ebairs sad ning room and bedroom far* anal feed. Davits- is the oaly sew - leaf itir kind, and the beet, irt the We have it. adard ie also a gem machineee ne,-chain and lock 'stitch. Wo • z tf MoKetizie, Dealers, Undertakers and En. balmers, EAFORTEL idle for Undertaking answered at atelia residence on James, etreet. OVER 500 BCI -L5 y seem an exaggeration to Me BUT IT IS TRUE. era from Bad Blood should_ rid rut this miraculous curs by 'SDK BLOOD BITTERS. CURED IN nss. avid F. Mott wrote us fret* alley, Ont, in 1885. He 8aid3--- d from impure blood. and hel4 boils, but since taking B'llite LOOD BITTERS I am entlr • can recommend it to any pens bled with bad blood. CONFIRMED IN 1901. At evritea us from 62 Broad St, r.Y., under date of Dec. I3I4t • faysi-Sorne time ago rite letter from your firm, setyillit ne years ago you. received & hal from ene, stating that I bad n boils. Yes, air, I had, snit ay that I have never had the rse ice of one since I took the COUrilt BURDOCK BLOOD BITTER& [God that I have had good health tet for I was a great sufferer. [ It.B.B. a world of successewhicIt [ deeerves. .1 de at all druggists or deatifee o7.Mietereze CO, ielnlITEDe - TORONTO, ONT. otice to Creditors 1 -a- tore notice te creditore of Jaerat the. Tawnehip of Hibhert, in the CeunW . Fernier, deceased. hereby aiven e untuant to the Statute In that all creditere and others Win% net the estate a the Raid Jime$ Miller, to died on o'eta- tit the 3rd day of April. ea -- id Tewrithip cf Eleehert, are requies* the 27th day ct June. next to deliveran od P. 0. a written etaternent thell- ewe erid eccupetions with full parti01. cleims and the hecurity (if any) held br fiGt"ce is further given ihet after June. , win proceed ta dietabute the extatre aeed, beving regard only to *he elairee lee teen hat e notice and that I will reta the proceedsc f the ear.ate a dietnbut- pereon of whose calm I have nut bat e time ot eueh distribution. JA MES MILLER, Atwcod P. 0- Adreinletratar. day of May, 1301. 1003ti )GS WANTED. eatneci le prepared to pay tbe highs& or an unlimited quantity of first-cless Rock Elm, Balsawood, Monk, Aeh, Hemlock and Oak Log! the Seaforth Saw and Stave Milt. Left 'even length. except Soft Elm. Sott Ott /3 era fee.. Witt also- buy 'atiewood Heading Bohan es long, at $3.50 per cord, delivered. imber meaeurement or by bulk al attention paid 1,0 custom. sawing. '- aiaranteed. WM. N AMET. cilillop Mutual Fir' urance Company. 440 ISOLATED TOW* RTY ONLY INSURED onions. ean, President, Hippen P. 0.; Thowaa president, Brueefteld P. 0. ; Thome* le ere: &aloe& P. 0.. DinzOr01.1. Vey 84* gth ; John e. Grieve, ireelitiv me One, Scliforth ; Jar) Reneelfsers Evces, 14teettwood ; Jetta W, - ,,E1.414 Fre,r Brueefold Abe ff • ; 1:Qortony, V1).109, • gi411.44 ; §-e toweeeer AV:4 i54,4 am*/ ft; #_,06.s iPSEif fA,.-046sWiif fine ef 1-09 ici/Ne - HlifIALTH FOR GIRLS.. D , Pink Oils Make Strong, Healthy, Rosy; Oheeked Lasses. "1 was attacked with appendicitie," says Miss Fable's Grammont, daughter of Mr, Charles Grammont, a prosperous farm es; of Champlain, Que., and while the doctor who attended me cured me of this trouble, it loft behind after effects from widish it seemed almost impossible to re - toyer. I grew weak and very pale ; my appetite Weee poor; I suffered at times froth /severe headaches ; and the least (mere tion left me completely worn out. I tried several remediet, but instead of getting better I was gradually growing worse. Any work about the house left me weak and dispirited, and I felt a101034 like giving up. At this time a friend, who hact used Dr. Williams' Pink Pills with much beeefir,„ strongly urged me te give them a trial. I got a box, and, ae I did not feel any better *hen I had used them I would have given them up but for the lace that my 'Heald urged that one bdx was not a fair trial. I then decided to continue the use of the pills, and by the time J had taken' three boxes I found my condition was improv- ing.- I used eight; boxem in all, and by the time I bad take ni them alt my old time health bad retuned. My, appetite had improved, I had gained in weight, and the glow of nealth had returned to my facet. I (satinet too strongly eeconernand Dc, Wilti hams' Pink Pills to all pale and weak Good blood is an absolute necessity, and the only way to have a constant supply of rich, red, health -giving blood is to take Dr. Viilliame' Pink Pills. Every dose helps to make new blood, and tro drive from the system tuck troubles as anaemia, languid- ness, neuralgia, dyspepsia, rheumatism, ete. you can get these pills from any znedicine dealers, or by men at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 by writing the Dr, Willituna' Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont. School Reports No. 10, Seatierir.--Fifeh class, Wm. Mo - Queen, Belle Ross, Senior IV, Mary Ket- csien Andrew Murdock, Margaret Aiken - hod Junior IV, Ernest Mustard, Clara McGlegor, Wm. Wilson. III, Mabel Swann, Nellie Robinson Nettie :Fraser. II, Jessie Aikenhead, Frank McGregor, Pesrl Makin'. Senior part 11, Geotie Wil- son, Gretta Mustard, Jean Murdoch, Jun- ior part --II , Peter Moffatt, Alice Baitten- busy, Bettie Wilton. Senior pert I; John Aikenhead, Russell Makins, Fred Fraser. Junior pars I, Fred 'Wilson, Flossie Mak- ino.-Joeer Aduertieue, Teacher. No. 4, MoKtmore-e-The following is the -standtehtg ef the pupils of school section No. 4, MoKillep, for the month of May, based on regularity, punctuality„ good conduct and general profioiency Part II, Winnie McIntosh. Creates Riley, George L�khort. junior 11 oliwJean Cerewell. Senior Il blase, Emma Iltookhart. John Henderson, Chester Hendersore. Junior III, -Archie Dickson. Senior 111, Mary Riley, Minnie Habkirk, Maggie McClay. Senior IV, Roy Dorranoe, Ada HabkIrk, Alex. Dickson, Orville Habkirk, Eva Lockhart, Ivy Hen- derson, The Joy of Living. It is only the healthy who find a real joy in lite. Weak, nervous, languid and discouraged people find neve hope and energy in the use of Dr.. Chase's Nerve Food. With new rich blood coursing through the veins and ihe thrill of new nerve force sent tingling along the nerve fibres, the joy of living re turn and disease and weakness disappear. - Miss tlapgood tels how she escaped an awful iperation by using Lydia E. Pin ham's Vege- , table mpound. Grey. Courim Dors:ca.-The council met as a court of revieion on the 23rd of May. There was only one appeal- against the as- sessment roll, that of Mr. James Sinclair, who complained that his assessment was too high in comparison with that of his neighborn. The assessment was reduced $100 ; the roll was confirmed and the court olosed. Immediately the council was formed for regular business. James M. Woodrow applied to,have rubbish removed from opposite Tot 4, concession 5, which had been lately placed there. ,On motion by Wm, Frer and John Grant, Adam Turn- bull to attend to it. -Carried. Moved by Wm. Fraser, seconded by Lorenzo Frain, that the contract of the Calder bridge be given to James A. Vance for $1,375, -Car- ried. Moved by Adam Turnbull, seconded by Wm. Freser, that the ciontraet of King's bridge be given to the Mitohell Bridge Co., for $1,598. -Carried. Moved by Wm. Fraser, seconded by Lorenzo Frain, that the reeve sign the petition presented, by Francis Balfour and. others for a muni- cipal driiiren-Carried. Meved by Lorenzo Frain, seconded by Adam' Turnbull, that the petition of Francis Balfour and others, for a drain to be constructed under the Municipal Drainage Act, be received, and that John Roger, Ontario Land Surveyoe, be appointed to make an examination ef the area to be drained, and prepare a report, plans and specifications and estimates and make an assessment of the lands and roads with their said area to be b-enefitted, and of otherlands- and roads. liable to be assessed for said drainage -.-Carried. Tenders for the construction of the 6th concession drain with the amounts for each, culverts in- cluded, are as follows : Andrew Hislop, $7000; Sigsworth S. Cole, $43,900; Con. nelly & Waters, $6,985; Longeway & Mc- Carty. $6,725, Moved by Adam Turnbull, seconded by Wm. Fraser'that the tender of Longway & bleCarty be accepted, pro- vided they furnish satisfactory security,and that said draM is to be completed on or about the first of October, 1905. -Carried. Moved by L. Frain, seconded by A. Turn- bull, that John Grant employ an inspector for the Calder bridge abutments re cement work.-Oarried. Moved by John Grant, seconded by Wm. Fraser, that the reeve notify the contractors on the Hall Muni- cipal Drain, to have said drain completed. early this steazon.-Carried. Moved by Lor- enzo Frain, seconded by Adam Turnbull, that the clerk write to contractors for tend- ers for construction of cement abutments *for King's bridge at lot No. 19, concession 9. -Carried. After paining &number of no - counts, the coattail adjourned to meet on Monday, June 13ch, at 10 o'olook a. m., at the tewnship hall. — 7- " DEAR MRS. Pretana for lout years with wl calledSalpingitis (infla fallopian tubes and ov a most distressing and p affecting all the surr undermining the eonstit ping the life forces. I me a year ago, before I Lydia E. Pinkham -1 suffered at the doers • motion of the ritis), which is i nfal ai lment, =ding parts, ton. and sap - you had seen began taking s Vegetable Compound, and h noticed the sunken eyes, sallow coniplexionand general emaciated condition, and corn - pared that person with me as I am to- day, robust, hearty and well, you would not wonder that I feel thankful to you and your wonderful medicine. which restored me to new life and health in five months, and saved me from an awful operation."- MISS IRENIR HAP6000, 1022 Sandwich St. Windsor, Ont. -WOO forfeit If °rifted' of about( letter proulny genuineness cannot is produced. Ovaritis or inflammation of the ovaries or fallopian tubes which adjoin the ovaries may result from sudden stopping of the monthly flow, from inflammation of the womb, and many other causes. The slightest indication of trouble with the ovaries, indicated by dull throbbing pain in the side, ac- companied by heat and shooting pains, 'should claim your instant attention. It "vrill not cure itself, and a hospital operation, with all itsl terrors, may easily result from iaeglet. I 0 Belgreeve ; John Stewart, entered as M. F. for lot 23,.00ncession 3; Thomas Marshall, entered as tenanafor south half of lot 27, concession 9; Levi Toll, entered se tenant for north half of lot 24, coneession 1, The court of revision was thei adjourned to meet) on June 275h, at 10 o olook a. m., and the council was constituted and proceeded with regular business. On motion of Code and Jackson, Mr. Shaw was instruoted to have a ditch dug on side line between lots 20 and 21, conoession 3, the same to be pub in a satisfactory condition. On motion of Code and Taylor, a by-law, for the purpose of prohibiting stock from running ab large in this municipality, was _read the third time and passed, and the o erk ordered to have printed copies of the a me placed, in She - hands of_ the poun keepers of the municipality. On motion 1 of Shaw and Code, Mr. Tayter Vase instructed to ex- amine sideline between 1ota25 and 26, cone oeesion-4, and report at mixt meeting re - ditch on said and Taylor, a mg Dlr. Jones, of London, as engineer for I the municipal- ity, and the clerk warn instruoted to notify him to that effect. On motion of Taylor and Shaw, the following boundary line ap- ropriations were made, providing the ad- joining municipalities ex sums, namely : Eat b west boundary, $150; Wingham, 5O;$eouth of boundary, $50; south hou motion of Shaw and Jack Iwere the leeding figures ; the memoreble eWherral murder trial ; the loog fought Jilin Eetrn ineuranee can, and the sen- sational Melenothon arson case were among those presided over by Justice Forgiuon. visaing the necesaity of a road. Oa motion of She, by-law was passed, appoin Sued by His Doctor. "A doctor here has wed me for $12,50, which I claimed wee excessive for a case of °bolero morbus,," says R. White, of Coe - cholla, Cal. "At the trial be praised his medical ()kill and medicine. I asked him 11 15 was not Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Dierrhoea Remedy he used, as I had good reason to believe it was, and he would not say under oath that it was not." No Alootor could use a betttr remedy than this in a case of cholera meanie it never fails. Sold by ALEX. WIT -60N, Druggist, Sea - forth. end equivalent oundary, $150; n prairie near elgrave, north dary, $50. On on Messrs. Tay- lor and Code were instruct d to have side - road between lots 5 and , concession 7, opened out. On motionIof Taylor and Code, the reeve was instrueted to have the bridge at the stone schoolouse, and Mar- tin'a bridge, on the let lin c , put ina proper state of repair. A numbeiedof, accounts were ordered to be paid, and 'the council adjourned, to meet again f ter court of re- vision, un the 27th of Jun next. The Baby's Troubles. The greatest suffering of chi eczema scald head, chafing or irritation or eruption. Beoau soothing, healing power Dr. C inestimable value in the ho small children. No mother w scores of ways in which br. be used would think of bei house. Triumphs of Mod No Difference. -Nu distination is made as to the. kind o Piles that Hem-Roid cures. The names Internal, External, Bleeding, Blind, Itohing, Suppurating, etc., are sim- ply names of the different stages, through which every case will pass if it continues long enough. Piles are caused by congestion or stagna- • tion of blood in the lower bowel, and it takes an internal remedy to remove the Canna.- - Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roicl is a tablet token inbernally. It is a permanent cure, and no ease of Tiles has ever been 'mind that it failed to mire. Money back if it does. A guarantee with every package. Wonderful things are man body by surgery. out and ecraped and pol or they may be retnov are spliced, pipes tak eased sections of veins, are applied to wounds, like injuries] before i which causes them to h ation and in one-third; the time required by the old treatment. Phamberlain's Pain Balm Dote on thia same principle. It is an antiseptic, and, when applied to mush in- juries, mune them to seal very quickly. It also allays the pain end eorenese. Keep a bottle of Pain Balm in your homeand it will save you time and 'money, not to men- tion the inconvenience and suffering which such injuries entail. For sale by ALEX. WrLSON, Druggist, Seaforth. dhood is caused by Sher forme of skin of its extraordinary ase'e Ointment is of e where there are o has learned the ase's Ointment can g without it in the rn Surgery. one for the bu- rgans are taken ehed and put back, d entirely, bones the place of die- ntiseptio dressinge ruises, burn, and flammation sets in, al without matur- -Edward Blake, M. P., speaking at Longford. Irelaed, said the choice wee be- fore him of giving up either the represen- tation of the constitutevoy or his profess- ional worls. and he decided to give up the latter, remaining their representetive as long as they wished him to do so. Speakiog of the new Land Act, be said farmers meet neverlforget that they had at their hacks the old safeguard, unsatisfactory as it v of judicial rent. They need not buy land on ny terms the landlords demanded. Thrown From a Wagon. Mr. George K. Babcock was thrown from his wagon and sevtrely bruised, He applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm ;freely, and says it is the beat liniment he ever us- ed, Mr. Babcock is a well known citizen of North Plain, Conn. There is nothing equal to Pain Balm for sprains and bruises. It will effect a cure in one-third the time required by any other treatment. For sale by Aux. Wthsoete Druggist, Sew forth. -Stratford Junior's have won the champ- lonehip in their distriet of the western foot- ball association. --The Baptist congregation of Stratford, has extended a unaminous call t ii,ev. Donald Grant, of Quebeo, to become their pastor. Miller's Grip Powders Cure. Sold by Alex.Wilson, drteggiet, Seaforth. -The crew of the propeller Weston. from Butfalo,reached Sarnia,the other dayeen the steamer Benton and the schooner Wilcox from Georgian Bay. They brought the. first news of the sinking of- the Weston in Georgian Bay last Saturday. No lives were lost. Miller', Compound Iron Pills, only 25 cents for 50 doses. • Sold by Alex. Wilson, druggist, Seaforth. -Collector of customs J. R. Phillip says the second largest amount of duty he has ever received is that on a shipment last week of cold -rolled steel from Pittsburg, paid by the Farmers' Co-operative Harvest- ing Machine Company, whose agriculturill implement winkle recently established m the Patterson and Brown foundry at Whit- by are an important addition to the indust- ries of that town. Morris. co via' OF Re:VISION AND COUNOIL.-The eouncil met, as a court of revision on May 301h. Ott complaint, L lticCrechen's as, eeateaeot wee redneeel ;100,-/a44 Thomsa JSP114/4)0. a604 Welter YilY,geinpisilA of we WO asseofn84 wsio JM4 g44rtsi0941 of, 4, kili).44W5&IWO Pps;Ast for g-941 ot itthe»d 2, MMI.4)e15giqr, I' w#osime4; to tto-woeo eon on fitetch ti At 61 lot M, goimsolow rioolay, stitsfsd # oniet of frott# fr - Without having regained consciousness Hon. Thomas Ferguso , justice of the high court of Ontario pass _ day of last week, at h onto. He had been i years, and for the las to his bad, although h at the recent civil assi of age, and one of the court bench. He eerved fonover a quarter of a century, andpreSided over many of the famous criminal oases that have been tried_ in this province. Thsecond trial of the if Hyams brothers, the Dominion Bank case, yawn Pare, Holden, Mackie and Ponton d away on Thurs- o residence, 1Tor- 1 for the past two month was confined was on the bench ea. He was 96 years veterans of the high Ladies ! Take Miller's Compound Iron Pille, if you would have nioe, closet cein- plexious. Sold by Alex. Wilson, druggiat, Seaforth. -o- -John NheDougald, a farmer liying near She village of Fullerton, waskilled one morning recently about 7 o'clock while mov- e, house from his place to that of his neigh- bor, Samuel Davie. The reer trucks slip - from under the house and Mr. MoDougald was cruehad beneath it. He was about forty years of age, and leaves a wife and four or five children. —5 Miliaria Worm Powders ours all ail- ments of children like magic. Sold by Alex. Wilson, druggist, Seaforth. • -Rev. G. A. McKenzie. has resigned as pastor of the Stratford congregational church, and may enter the evangelistic work. -Herbert G. and George W. Stsarling of St. Marys, who are in attendance at Wee - ley college, Winnipeg have been succeseful in taking the higheat standing at the recent examination in their second college year. Both were fortunate in winning a scholar- ship. Herbert in Greek and George in Euglieh. POIS NED. Rank Poison is created when Food does not dige t, and that Is when Sicknese CoilmenCeS. If the inan or w mart who does not feel right, Will at once look to putting the stomach right they will strike the. right key -Every ache and every pain is a cry of poison, too much of which has been made in the process of con- verting food into nutriment. It may be the backache or eideache of the kidneys telling they are overtaxed and cannot filter the poison -It may be weight, pain or di tress in the stomach that tells of fermciritation and decom- position instead of digestion -It may be headache. du 1, depressed, which tells poison has reachedthe fluid which surrounds the brain cells. The first coulee is tho same -lack of gastric juice te) properly digest, 41 -141 -FILL, the arcs0 Nystana t41ieit js new 4is- gfrrory which so Spte (an be PW -0110 /401111/* -Pf *Womb, * nsfural • ly fp4totitikg im moored, To off@ tia* srem 4 efin3 *4WD a ANTI- iLld, feta insy f!_syrta aim* toe twato sdatrawing Co,f haw* Vo4iti Oa/ A Madinatass Delusion. Dean Pigou tells the following. story of a brilliakt man who lost his mind tenporarily" through overwork and was confined in 'an English asylum: "His delusion was that his stomach was full to repletion of - rats. There • was no room for anything else. Hood said to me, 'Go and talk with him and' lead up to the subject of rats.' I found him, as is very common, perfectly sane on every subject but this. After some conversation I said to him, feigning not to know who he was: 'You seem to be a very well informed man. Have you given. your attention to natural history, because I notice that _the question is being discussed as to whether the spe- cies of the genus rat called the Norwe- gian still exists?' Instantly he replied, 'Oh, certainly,' and unbuttoning his dress. said, 'Every known species of rat, Sir, is here in my stomach:. and, localizing the rat with his fingernsaid: 'Here in this part of my stomach is_ a Norwegian nat. You can assure yobr friends, that as long as L am alive no species (tin die.' Under the kind. and humane treatteent of Bethlehem he was soon at work again and had, of bourseeno recollection of his delusion." e Shall Buy a Million Bottles of Liquozone and Give Them to the Sick. We have purehased for Poo,000 the best hxygen producers. By a process American rights to Liquozone. We thus requirteg immense apparatus and 14 days' control. the only way to kill germs in the body and end a germ disease. We want the sick to know this product, and at once. So we make flail remarkable offer. We will buy a million 5oc bottles and give them to a million sick ones. Will you --if you need it -let us buy one [known product can compare. But germs for you ? are vegetables ; and Liquozone-like an excesa of oxygen -is deadly to vegetal matter. Yet this wonderful product which no serm can iesiit, is, to the human body the most essential element of life. time, these -gases are made part of the Helmet product. The result is a product that does what oxygen does. Oxygen gas as you know, is the `very source of vitality. Liquozone ie a tettalizing touic with which no other Costs $500,000 We publish tins offer in every great newspaper in Ainerica. The cost of the offer, we ..expet, will reach $500,000. We pay that prece because it seems the only way, to quiCkly let the sick know what Liquozone does. The greatest value of Liquozone lies in the fact that it kills germs in the body without killing the tissues, too. And no man knows another way to do it Any drug that kills germs is e poison, and it cannot be takettlinternallee. Every phy- Sheiall knows tat medicine is almost helpless in any eim disease. Liquozone does in germ troubles what all the drugst all the skill in the world, cannot do withOut it. It cares diseases which tnedicine ?never cures. . Acts Like Oicrgeri Teleaumotte is the result of a which men hve spent over zo y electing. *Uses are derivedaoleb, gas, szu de in larips past frost the Mestery of -lhe Popular Novel. "We are apt te think," says the New York Evening Post, "that the selling of poor novels by the hundred thousami Is a modern phenomenon in the book trade; but in !act,' it is not entirely new. In one f the Wimp of Haw- thorne's letters he sayer. 'What is the mystery of these innumerable editions of "The Lamplipter" and other books neither better tior worse? -worse they could not be, ai d better they need not be when they sell by the hundred thousand.' Tilq qutestion is a littie pa- . ,f.thetie when w4 remember that Haw- thorne a little 'before this time had spoken of himidf as the least read MP' thor in Americ It shows, too. that the popular novel was it is today. One could y a thrilling tale of .ted adventure might captivate the multitude, but the curi- ous point is that some of the high sell- ers -are ,sluiply dull and respectable. These things, too, lie on the knees of the gods.". the mystery of as great then a understand wl cheaply conco Atgle.ing at Great Deal. • "Yes, sir," said the lady principal of the college for girls, "we are proud. of the thorough athletic training we gine our :students: We see that they have every attention from competent in- structors and develop their physique along with their intellect." "Idni - yes!" observed the father. "You make them strong and lively, do Gerlitt Diseases These are the known. germ diseases. All that medicine can do for these troubles is to ltelr Nature overcome the germs, wherever they are, and the results are indirect and uncertain. Liquozone ki the' germs wherever they are, and the. result, are inevitable. destoying the, cause ' cf the trouble, it invariably ends the diseaser and forever. Asthma bac:ens-Anemia Erma -1101e Blood relso* Eright's,Disease Rowe/ Troubles Cough Ids Cons= Col ,Coustipation Catarrh --Cancer Dysentry-Diarrhen Dandruelff-Dropsy M& flsy Fever-lnSuenra • Dises-ses ream= Liver Troubles bialsiiis-Ffeuralgia blany'lleart Troubles Plitton-Pneuntosia • neerlev-iSninst sthemetstisin Sidu Diseases fergela-Syphilli StontselsTreribles Throat Troubles Xezeina-Eryalpelas Tuberculosis Fevers -Gail Stones Tumors -4110M Goitre -Gout "Varjcocelo Gonorrhm-Gleet WousszAsZnageses All diseases that hegira mation-all catarrh -sal -co the results of impure or poisonous- Jn nervous debiliby nnowneosteetetaisteariltas; leer, accomplishing what noeltrugsreme 50c Bottle 'Free If you need iiiquocone "met tried: it, please send.uw covens. will then. rhail you an mar on yonritocal druggiat for a full size butt* 'asarsos will pay your druggist ourselveapisr This is our free' gift, made to comb= you ; to show -you whatLitinozeneiadma what it can do. In justibe to yourallf, please accept it to -day, for it places you under no obligation whatever. Liquozone codasec. and $1. cArr otrr Tins COOPON- foribli dimmer noesepostraseen. _PHI out tite- and man Mkt the 1 ,..epad Ozone Co., 456,sfoilfaliash.Ave., Chkago. Mrdinesie in ..... . ..... ............ hirae-aisnatr WW1 Zialpariensan fn" LicialifieslOsassei bat Wpoo vrallsor ply roe IR ste, bottlieeresa win tie tt„ sm • • 0 00 -0-0,001004000.04.04V00•00100010101101000.00.M010, 0000 04000000 0 04100000.0400000• • 00.000. e is 00 04 000,.,0000.00 • • • 0....0010. oly latzta••••,, Minton be Canada as A Stiteh In the Side. A "stitch in the side" is the popular and expressive term for a sharp stab felt in the side, an acute spasm, pro- ducing pain, like the thrust of a needle, which is felt especially in the inter- costal muscles. Probably its simplest form is due to muscular cramp con- nected with respiration and frequently brought on by violent exercise after a full meal, in which there is a greater accumulation of carbonic acid than can be readily assimilated or carried off. Such ilight stitch is often removed by stooping; henee the old time popular remedy was to make tbe sign of the cross upon the foot. Such a stitch is also associated with pleurisy, andthen it is caused by a stretching of the not uncoramon ad- hesions betwe0 two pleuritic -surfaces. At other times the source is neuralgia. In any case t� persist in muscular ex- ertion when ihe stitch is severe is te take a great Ask. "That is one of our chief aims." ; -Well, do you think you could edu- cate Lizzie here so that in time she will nd strong enough to belp ber moth- er do the -dishwashing when the cook is cu strike?" Spared the Historian. On one We:tenon during- nlommsen's reeidenc.e in Italy, when making an ex- ctreskm in the neighborhood of_ Rome \Vial StAlli? tourists, the party was stop- ped by brigands. The latter, while tinny rifling the company's pocket% -in- quired their names. "Sono Thecidor nionunsen," was the choleric profess- or's indignant reply, whereupon the 4•I lief of the band stayed lets harot he would sown in rob oKto who inid 4vw »Q 111 fog Miro reetnyne, Credit With Perrenbrotetesten That men ca.n and do establish a line of credit with pawnbrokers is -a prop- osition beyon& belief to the man who has been offered ouly $20 on a watch that coat S.75; The fact remains, how- ever, that all pawnbrokers have fa- vored patrpeas on their books who can always get the mount of money they want upon almost any old thing that takes the shape of jewelry or other "hockable" Personal property. A lo- cal sport tried to raise $50 on his split second stop watcb the other day and was offered $30 less than the value of the case melted. A. friend who has an established credit took the same watch to the same pawnbroker and got $75 on ft without a question be- ing asked. It was the man, not the watch, that made the loan possible, Adde Min," §414 Kge-J4 Kos/ td-W..o ieteio Wiese en' inin kW iintioi tant 48 linen 4i14 kin get eti'W ta WOW same - 1/21 toklittoit WA, ;:. I Suddenly Attacked. Children are often attacked suddenly byl psinfu and dangerous colic CrampreDiarrhoes, Dysentery. Choler Iforbus, deters Infantura, eto Dr Fowl- er's E tract of 'Wild Strawbeiry is a prompt and sure cire, which should &twee s be kept in the house Spring Medicine. .As 'pries medioine Burdock Blood Bitters has no eqfial It fovea up the system and removes all linputitits from the blood, and takes away that tir- ed, weary feeling so prevalent in the spring es et Tbe! essential lung -healing panel pal of the pine tree b*s finally been sueecestully separated and re fined nto a perfect cough medicine -Dr Wood's 1411TWS y Pine Syrup Sold by all dealers on a guar. antee f sotielaction Price 26 cents • we 0 Ss Do Vs RIMY PILLS act On the kidneys, bladder and urthary organs only They cure backehe�, weak back, rheumatism, diabetes, tong, widen, in- flammation, gravel, Bright's disesee and all other diseases arising from moos action of the kidneys and haulder The Ladies' Favorite. Lois -Liver Pills are the ladies' favorite medicine. Theyiopepals, without griping, purging or &ken- eure Constipation, Sick Headache, ;Biliousness and ing • es/ • *- Matey people say they are all nerves," easily etaitted or -upset, easily worried and irritettd 111. burn' Heart snd Nerve Pills ate juot the remedy such people require They restore perfect harmony of the nerve centres and give new eery° force to shattered nervone systems Se Ong Iler Right. Noah Webster, the learned compiler of the well known dictionary, was an unconventi+1 man who loved his un- conventional, friends, but bis wife was a stickler for propriety. Once, says the Idler, the god lady left borne on what Was suppos&1 to be a prolonged visit, but some interference caused her to re- turn, unexpectedly, and she found b.er husband in his shirt sleeves, holeleng carnival over strong waters in compa- ny with a number of triends also in shirt sleeves. The shocked lady gazed at this disreputable gathering for a mo. rueut in silence. Then she said, "Well, I ani surprised!" "No, my dear," saiii the lexicographer mildly, "I am sur- prised. You are astonished." ATM' POPULAR STALLIONS The following well known stallione will travel during the season of 1904 as follows: Blatt. Izaalt. Walton is the patron saint of all good fishermen. Here is his advice as to bait: "Let your bait be as big a red worm as you can find, without a knot. Get a pint or a quart of them ix an evening in garden walks or chalky noon; then east, to coneeemon 2, L. R. S., commons after a enower of rain, and ritickersmith, to James W. McLean's for put them -with clean moss well washed the night. Saturday -West along the town and picked' and the water squeezed out tine to John Cochrane's, Hills Green, for of the meta as dry as you can into au moon, then west to Nicholson's hotel, 13Iake, for one hour, then to his own earthen pot or pipkin set dry, and table, wbere he will remain until the fol. owing Monday morning. 1901 The following routes will be continued during the season. health and weather per - In : P Bred Fashionable CLIMAX, No. 10,529. Geiger & MoNevin, proprietors. Clydesdale, IMPORTANT NOTICES. pOrilt FOR SERYWE. - The undersigned will liag keep for eervlee on Lot 22, Concession -8, Mc- Killop, a thoroughbred Tamworth Boar. Terms - 91 ; payable at the time cf e,erviee' with the privi- lege Of returning if necessary. W.P. THOMPSON. 1902x 1110 RENT. -Twenty-five aeroe to rent for pasture, spring of water running through the centre. Also eleven acres 50 sell for hay, second crop. For terms, apply on the place, Lot 9,0oncess1on 0, Tuck. emith, or addrecs 51180 STOREY, Eginoudville. 1903x4 filEACHER WANTED. -Wanted for school sec. J tion No. 13, ticKill tp, within twe miles of Sea. leith, a teacher holding professional certificate. Dudes to commence at eloee of trummer holidays. Apply with rtiferenees, steti, g eidety, to Jelin' SieDOWELL, Secretary, Box 41, &With. le03x4 j\ NY ONE wishlug 5) buy or sell Witnipee city 11L, property or farm landin the -Province of Manitoba or the Territoriee, your correspondence wlUi us 10 alieited, and full information giveu. Mite call °nor addrets HARE& LANDIe1loltotne.11 No. 427 Mein street, Winnipeg, Maniotoba. 1586 -ti lEACIIER WANTED. -Wanted, -a reale er female J. teseher in Union School Seetion No. 12, Morris and Mullett. Dutlee to commence after summer helidiaes, State !Mary and address to J, W. Secretary -Treasurer, Bleth PAX )902x4 Etilild FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -For sale or to L rant, a good leo acre farm, being the East half of Lot 19 and the West half of Lot 20. on the 9;11 Conceselon of MoKillop, lir is all eceded to grater. There are ten acres of good hush, There tea wind - Mill and spring creek. It is well fenced and eon- vernently eituated. Appleto or addrees ARTHUR GALBRAITH, SeafoAle i39841 1110 PIG littLEDERS.-The undersigned will keep for eervice the pure bred Yorkshire sire, Oek. Lodge Maranonrecently purchaeed from the well known herd of, Brothour. Burford, entitle, and bred from some his best Meek, hie sire being the champloe .4 450 Pan American. Terms $1. A. G SWUM, Tuckereinith. 187441 D CO LOST. -Strayed from the ath teoncestilon of IHibbert. a black collie dog, an blaok with& bort tail. A reward will be offered for any inform. ati en that will lead to his recovery, and -1033y person found barbering him after this nonce, will the pace- ecuted. DENNIS CROTON, 85, Columban P. 0.1902-f nesday- Will proceed i miles west; then 21, miles south, to ' Eli Orioles for noon, then lt miles ease, then 2t miles, to his own stable fyr the night, Tharaday-Will proceed 2i mile, east, then south 11 miles to James Martin's for noon; then east, 32 - mike, then north 1/ miles to James Carlini for night. Friday -Will proceed 11 miles north, then n miles, west to John Scott's for noon Othert to Wm. Storey's foe the night, Saturday -Will proceed to On- stance,at Albert Coates' for noon, then to his own etable where be will remain until the fallowing idondav morning. 1899-6 Monday -Will leave his own stable, Hen - and proceed east to Harry Jacobi's, Chiselhurst, for noon ; then to the tenth corteession of Tuckerimith, then west and north, to Strong's hotel for the night. Tuesday -To James Dick's hotel, Seaforth, foi noon, and remain there over night. Wednesday -By way of the 2ad Trickeramith, to Chas. Coleman's for noon ; then went to the Commercial hotel, Clin- ton, for the night. Thureday-Soulh by wey of the London Road to Chan Wilson's hotel, Brucefield, for noon; then south to Henry Shaffer's hotel, Kippen, for night. Friday -West to Robert Lone's, Hills Green, for noon; then west to Goshen line, and south to Johestop's hotel, Zurich, for night. Saturday -East to James Higgenis, jr., where he will remain one hour, then to his own stable where he will remain until tbe tollovting Monday morning. To insure a foal $15. ELECTRIC B. Berry & Blair, proprietors._ Monday, May 20d -Will leave his OW11 stable'miles south of Brucefield, and go eouth by way of the London Road. to Cud- more's corner, then eent to Frauk Ups:hail's for noon ; then met to Staffs, at Carlin's hotel for night. Tuesday -North to flub - lin, at Boehler Brothers' hotel for 'noon; then west along the Buren Read, to Diek's botel, Seaforth, for night. Wednesday - By way of tbe Huron Road, to Clinton, ab the Ceminercial hotel for noon, and remain until Thursday morning, Thursday -By way of the Londou Road to his own stable for noon, and remain until Friday morning. Friday -West by way of the Bayfield road, to John Johneton's, one mile west of Varna for tioon ; then by way of -the Goshen Line to Zurich, at the Commercial botel for night. Saturday -By way of Zurich road to lieneall, at the Commercial hotel for noon; then by way of the London road to his own stsblo, where he will remain until the following Monday morning. 1899-tf. MONTRAVE LA.WRENCE. Geigers & McNevire proprietore. Mondan-Will leave hie own stable, lot 21, concession 12, Hay, and go by way of Zurieh to Mr. Davidson's, Goshen line,Hay, for noon ; then sonth and west, by way of the Broneon line, to his own stable for the ritght. Tuesday -West to concession 14, end south to George Edighoffer's for noon ; then south and west to Henry &bailey's, LAB Shore Road, for the night. Wednes- day -North to Regis Donor:ay* for noon; then north and east to Christopher Ging- Heide, Stanley, for night. Thursday - North and east to Nelson Key's, Babylon I line, for noon ; then to Cook's hotel, Varna, for night. Friday-Senth and east to James ROW?, conceesiOn 3, Stanley, for OTICE TO CREDITORS. - In the estat,e of 11 Waimea Dunn, late of the Township el Me- l:11110p, in the County of Huron, Fasiner, doeeased. Nonce is hereby given pursuant to R. S. O., chapter 121) section ..38, that all persons having dares against 550 etezte of the raid Micheel Dunn w ho died on the lItle day of April, 1004. are rev/4d on or before the 255h day of June, 1904,50 send by peat prepaid or deliver to J. 11. Rest, Seiefortaa Ontario. Solicitor for Mary Dunn, the administratrix of ties property of the said Michael Dunn, deceased, their nettles and addreeses, full particulars of their -claims and the nature of the security (if any) held by them. And take notioe Meat atter the Uah day of June, 1934, the said administrateix will proceed to dis- tribute the tieeets of the estate among the persons entitled thereto, havicg regard only to the elatms of which e50.5011 then have tidies,. J. M. HEST, Sea - forth, Solicitor for the Administratriz. Dated this 30th day of May, 1904. 1903-3 FOR SAM §TVCK FOR SALL - For. sale, one 4 -year-old driving horse, also three Jersey heifers, Apply A CHARLESWORTII, F.gmondville. 190341 pi ULM FOR SALE. -The tindersigned have for sale tee thercughbred Durham Hulls, one 14 months and the ether 10 months old, one red, the other roan, both eligible for registration. Can be seen on lot 21, Conceesioti 4,11.R. 8., Tmokersrnith. A. and J. BROADFOOT, Seaforth P.0. 41 EICESTER SHERI' AND SHORTHORN CATTLk Li FOR SALE, -Tho *undersigned has for sale aev. trill thoroughbred Leicester Sheep and Durham Cattle of both sexes, Address Egntondville te 0., spiny at fartn, Mill Road, Tuekersmith, ROBEPT 'CHARTERS & SONS. 13724 GLENDRIE PRINCE. ifillehrecht, Proprietor. Monday, -Will leave hie own stable, Brodhagen, at noon and proceed to Pat Beechwood, for night.-Tuettlay, .__ At:bort Beattie's, lot 20, concession 5, for noon; to Thos. McMichael's Hullo% for night,where he will remain un- til Wednesday noon; 50 Auelrew -Kinburn, for nighr.-Thursday,-to George McKee's, Winthrop, for noon, where he Will remain until Friday mirning.-Friday, -to Geo Sellhein's, los 10, concession 9, MoKillop, - for noon:; thence to hie own stable, 'where be will remain -until the fol- lowing Monday morning. Terme-To in- sure a foal $10, to be paid 1st of January, 1905. Parties trying mares and not return- ingthern, must pay insurance, Parties dis- posing of their mares before foaling time, muse pay insurance, whether in foal or not. Mares must be reeurned according to orders of manager. All accidents at the risk of 1903x4 ownere. 1900 , change the moss fresh every three or four days for three weeks or a month together, "Then your bait will be at the best, or it will be clear and live- ly," fillemeieg Vagla N. Von 13:iimwr-f 7414 ngar tewei ttem.r Adirondaeito, Mr§.- fifiirgsr, when yeti' re ttgh Ws" 44 Oro% BORDER MACGREGOR. George Dale te ;1913, proprietors. Monday -Will leave ins own stable, lot Tockeeemitla and Pieeeed 4.0041 Ulee, nhenener Wnee to Mr, Sailnyie nerreer 91 won ; ORD weet I* nithet, thew norat st 1 mi-ee O U Niko, f,tmn we...4 lg* tEpipriD ' Paes tor night, 'foo4sy---houth v) Os Gig botsi, ,i.giatoto, for zioos ; th,to toast to Ms owrt sis* for tbe Elgkt, Wed, $1100 Rome, Trip GODERICH to DETROIT TUESDAY, JUNE 21 Ulm Tlairsilay, an* 23 STSA.10131.GlanTlaostrnt. Twarnairlin Detroit S./L Asar,rsts• lost BULLf3 FOR SALE. -The undersigned has for eat° two thoroughbred Shorthorn bulls, ellt gibie for registiatioo, itged 18 and 12 menthe, One red andthe other white. ,Apply to JOIIN Mc- NEVIN, Rippen. 189141 Tet ESIDF.NCE IN SEAFORTH FOR. SALE. - Por in,s sale, s ecrumwdlous and pleasantly situated residence on John street, Seaforth. There are two center iota nicely planted with fruit and ornamental. trees. A stone foundation under the whole house, and good cellar, with wood shed, etuneneteldIreben and hard and volt water, Also "'good stable. 15 10 convenient to the business part of the town. Apply to A. D. scorr, Thornton Hall F-aren, or at Tun EXPOSITOn Orrmco. 3901-4t C1HORTHORN DIJEHAM HULLS POR r„, The tindereigned :has forting 6 pure bred Dux - beta bulls witb pedigreee or eligible for registration. My aged bull, which is the sire of the others, isto. eluded in the offering and has proved himself a tun, atock getter. He was aired by Riverside Stamp which did such good service be the herd of .1. and W B. Watt, of Selena and is a half brother to -Star of Tifoining, recently owned by. James Snell, of lint - lett, which took fleet prize at London fair and eold at his diversion sale for $400 A ly on but IC Concession 2, else?, or JOHN ELBE Heaven P. 0. 18714! The Special Excursion TeMn will leave Stratford at 6.40 a M., Clinton, 7,40 s. m., Tuesday, June 21, Dam Kincardine, Winghaen' etc. take morning train June 21s1, eonneeting atClinton, 7.40 -a. za, With special train for feloderieh. Special train leaves Coderich for Clinton and way stations to Stratiotd on artival of steamer Thursday night. Goderieh Band Moonlight - SIGN OF THE 8 p. in., Monday, June 20. Leave Goderich foe Detroit 8.30 a. m., Tuaday, June 21-st. RETURN TO GODER1011 Leave Detroit for Ooderich 2 p. m, Thursday, June 2$ RETURN TO DETROIT Leave Code:lett for Detroit 8.30 a. m., Friday, June 24th. All Canada Time. WHITE STAR LINE-, SHI -NGLES. The ehingle seaeon is now in full Swing. If you need e. new Tool call and see our stock and Get our Best Price. We Lave SPRrOB LUMBER Lor Gravel Boxes, sa04e,7,010.010, Pi CLUFF & SO SFAFOWIn , CIRCULAR SAW ‘4.) r _ 44'd L4 14-z' Ca4g1 tt L0_111 P., 7. 0.1 r.74 et) PI CM e5) 1-1 'CO 7:2-itei 10 "1 1114 re.t 4+++44++++++++ MEN WANTED. three good nen to run the ecif-fecaing ilsbine 05 450 Stella Thresilieg 001111413Y. kif 4p0 two SO OM the separator, eppli. Jog wage* 4esdr.-4, to be sent to tlm 9r4 the 5 -9th 5tone. MAID SELLEKL sfer.4*-41, wys, p,-9,