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A ORTIT, FRIDAY, July 15, 190
le Olin Man Rule Benential ?
•In his epeech in the Dominion Par-
' meat ethe other day, Hon John
ggart, a one-time colleague of
Lr john A. Macdonald and an es -
member a -,eeveral Conservative
sabiliets, umrwittingly paid Sir Wil-
frid Laurier the highest compile
intent he could pay any party leade
or and gave hirn the meds of praise
to which he is justly due and -which
ba$ been oft denied him by that side
of the Hou.se. Mr. He.ggart mad:
"Tilts house. is ging down,
•acpvin, down. it Jim,no lenger•a con-
SUItative ,body. The whole power
Is veste4 in the right honorable gen-
itleman who leads the Government."
Upon this the Toronto Star rsaakee
Some very suggostive observations,
'It says:
" Without arguing the point with
Mr. Ifaggart it may be obServed
that there is an admission here, a
belated confession that the Liberal
adtnialotration hag a master mind
to- gime it unity and di ion. The
'Liberate have protested all eking
that their Premier was 'Premier in
net end authority, as well as in
name. And all along the Conserve. -
tiles have denied that such could
be the ease, assigning him. flret one
tyrant and then another. At var-
ious timee things • have happened
Whieh ehowed that. -Sir Wilfrid was
ltbe ruling,spirit in his own oabiriet,
but the Opposition has invariably
tefused to abandon the -fiction that
ithe Premier was fated to be always
Pander somebody'thumb. But Mr.
Oaggart at least has waved Osier a-
side. He ,acknowledges all that the
Uttered -1 lia.ve ever claimed for 'their•
Premier and something more, Tbere
is, -however, an underitone of criti-
slam in '-Mr. Haggart's remarks.
'seems to imply that the dominance
of one Man is detrimental to the dig -
of ,Parliament. In that ease
Parliament suffered a great loss of
dignity under Sir John A. Macdon-
ald, who, was masterful. 'to the de -
of allowing his 'colleagues no
Scope or iriniative in their own de-
partments. In thosemdays every-
thing was brought to the Council
board, and details, which might eas-
ily have been left to theMinister
in therge, often shouldered large
iqUestions of policy. Mr. Haggett_
was one of the Cabinet Minieters
Who submitted to the; wholesale ex-
orcise rof power by a. Prime Minister ;
and yet Mr. Haggart would be the
last man to say that that kind of
leaderehdp was bad for Parliament.
it was one man rule, to -be sure, but
one man, if he be large enough, will
always rule even under responsible
government, his sway being deter-
Imined by the force of his intellect,
itlae validity of his opinions, and his
acceptability of the people. Obed-
ienoe, as .Burke says, is whatcon-
Stitatee government, and obedience
file John Maedenald bad from his
followers to an extent whiela Mr.
Lila.ggart must remember. Sir John
IThorarison was another Preird,er of
!the same mold. When these; strong
)nen passed off the ecence sto author-
itativevoice was left. Power was
sought to be -shared by "the nest of
traiters." Tb Conservativeparty
twee given over to Afiarohy, and then,
tf you like, the dignity of the House
iSufff.red. Order was not restored
!until ehe tiberals came in and Sir
Wilfrid Laurier took up the tradi-
*ion of- leadership, and exorcised it
!wri.th firmness and enlightenment, It
!will be hard for Mr. flagged. to
snake out his ease that a supreme
Jana qi,.uiding spirit is a bad thing for
deliberative assemblies. To go • only
ne far as the Mother Country, what
lied their parties when Disraeli and
!Glerlstone quit the stage? And what
tmeatee of the Irish party when Par -
emit passed off?"
What the. Star says is every word
[true. But, it might, with profit,
[have carried its illustrations further..
It might have found ,a case very
couch to the p.oint in -this Province
of Ontario. For a quarter of a cen-
tury Sit Oliver Mowat ruled this
Prevince with a firm and steady
lien& He was always master of the
:Situation and of his cabinet. He
icould say to his colleagues and camp
followers " thus far and no further"
and any who disregarded his behests
nnother place was soon !build for
4.1ifra and he had to step down and
out, Tide very soon became an int-
idersteod principle and tranegreseors
;were. few and far between; flis ad-
xit ;Ads t ion of public affairs was
pure and cleanand the Province and
itiv, party flourished trader his guid-
ing bkInd. Ile was strOnger in his
Utter laye than be was at any time
during his public career. But soon
nfter he left the' political arena a
gen change tout place, His suc-
tion. '1,1r. [tardy, was an able.
Mtn and an honest man, but he leek -
ed the genius to rule his political
aiousidtold possessed by his prede-
cessor. As a resit I 1 1 rouble soon rt -
Tose •ami that. trouble has grown un -
[der the present Premier un, il it
!threatens the deetructioe of the a1 -
;g1
est impregnable fabric built up by
i
r Oliver Mowae,
Hem G. W. Roes is, in many re -
the ablest man of the three
rind We believe him to be equaliy
bootesf of purpose. But with all his
igreo t abifltie be seems to lack in
!Ode one essential of being able to
cent ro I his col leagues. For (be $3 ke
O f peace he has given in to some of
theui when he knew he should not
lhave dene so. In this he me& his
sIC,st:tke and Lo this has been due the
greater part of his troubles and
should he go down to defeat this
wifl be the real eause of L. It has
lost to Ids 'government the confi-
dence of many- of his oldest and
staunchest friends and. is, possiblY.
rat no small, degree the cause of his
Present impaired heal( h. Had. Mr.
Ross wiih, his other brilliant quali-
fications" for la fed ersh ip, been able
tto *erereise more of the " One Man
u le," a whia t he &Ea r speaks,
wet Which Sir Wilfrid Laurier seeing
iho possees in so marked a degree,
stud which W..t3 poosessed by Sir Oh -
ver Mowat, he would perhaps, hem,
ba d more 'frequent changes in hi
*abinet, but his Government would
be vastly itronger io the sountry
Ithen it is to -day, 7
utiTilte.romme
Better results follow from the use
olf Miller's Compound Iron Pills bhan
from any others.
Alm Wilson, Druggist, Seatorth. ;
Rotten Cet
" It es the rental -1W sort of oant
to say that politics have been in-
troduced into the militia to atreat -
er extent by the present Goveil
roma
than by their 'predecessors. The
militia hoe gradually been improved
and Cana& is proud of it, and the
chief offence to the Opposition hue
been that the militia is no longer a -
Tory preserve." ,
Thorp in, no duubt, a great Ideal
of truth in the above from Satur-
day Night. There is no department
of the public 0v -ice under Govern-
ment zontrol but roust be influenced
more or less by political considera-
tions, no metter which party may he
im power, -and it is simply "e.ant arid
impocriey," as Saturday Night says,
to pretend 'anything else. It has al-
ways been so, and, no duubt, 'a al-
e
W ays will be so, unless there is a
very great charige'in human nature.
And one, party earn not consistently
throw stones at the other In this
reopeet,
In the ease in point, the party (m-
owed own e up manfully to the part-
ial truthfulness of the aceueation.
The only- grounds the Conservatives
have for the chargethey mike is
that Hon. Sidney Fisher, a member
of the Dominion Government, we -
vented the appointment of a rab
political opponent as an officer of
now regiment 'that was being form
ed in his distriet„It is not preten
ed that if the position had been r
versed a Conservative governmen
member would have acted differen
ly. Mr. Fisher was responsible, in
large degree, for the Governmen
appointments made in that distric
The people looked on him in th
light- The gentleman Lord Donclon
aid' wanted appointed was objeetion
able to Mr. Fisher's political friend.
and supporters in the distriet b
reason of his extreme partioaniship
Had Mr. Eisner allowed the appoint
tnent to go, his friends and support
era would have blamed him for i
and had he gone contrary to thefi
wishes it might have cost him hi
political life. Under these eircum
stances, there Are very few politi
clans, either Conservative or Re
form, who have grace and courag
enough to act differently from wha
the did, If there are any, they hav
bever yet come to the surface, fel
dills inetanee Mr. Fisher and th
Governinent did just as Mr. Borden
Mr. Hoggart or Mr, Sam Hughes o
even tho editors of the Mail an
News ,treivould have done under lik
eircunistarices, In. the same way
also, it the parties were ' reversed
the Reformers would be striving t
make political . capital out a t;h
incident, just ae the Conservative
re
'anehrryrIverfa'c'iitlogirdbyDutrnydoinngaltdo manadkb
!bowling about the militia being de
moralized by having politics intro
dueed. It is all in the,parte gam
and it is for outsiders to take a
sensible, rational view of the situ-
ation and not be fled astray by the
chaff of either' party. That the
great mass of the people wal do this
there is little doubt. In the mean-
time this Lord Dundonald incident
will furnish, fuel for the fire eafar
and food for the political den3a-
gogues on both shim, but:despite
the, best efforts of both, it will
simply have it% day; it will soon be
forgotten, and will have given place
.in the public mind to matters of
greater importance.
Serofula cured by Miller's Com-
pound Iron Pills. '
Alex. Wilson, Druggist Seaforth.
__emse-eeeereeee___
MISIITER GROGAN TALKS ABOUT
THE CIRCUS.
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(From the Toronto Daily Star.)
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR
itoiroly on uncooked raw mote -
there's no more work for Grogan
t day.
Oh well th eineus is all might: in
its place, ie, suppose. We're tit bet -
tiler iv a little eineation wance In a
whoile, 'Tie a slay to be reminihered
by ivry wan -little and big, Pater-
familias takes his family Lo th cireas
to give Nairn an opportunity iv
sitttudyin' Nathural Iliehtory-so he,
says,
An th goody-goody man, who is
'too sanetim,onious to go t6 a circus,
big saye lee merely wiehes ,to See th
evoilei bastes, always manages to git
Shoved into th other tint whieh eon -
tains th rings an th 4ie-flaps, an
Of tented° aerialists in kaudy but
somewhat scant summer apparel,
• I belave I'd rather see th ould;
Shitoyle wan ring eiTettS than th
three-rtng monsthroeity iv th prisint
id day, in th ould days ye cud see all
a that was goin on, But 310W whin
yer apin at tt Pincushion Family in
e- eh elatage, ye're missin th La Poodle
' Family in Ring Number One, We
Sky.doodle Family, in Ring Nuraber
• Two, an ye don't know *fiat ilse in
• Ring Number Three. 'Tis vary ag-
a graved& to pay fifty cints to miss
t seein' so much,
!, "An' What makes th 0i4.0115 so at-
traetive ?" do ye ask,
▪ 'Well, I'll tell ye. 'Tie bb big red
bills they plater th walls wid, in th
s furst place, an' ,Maf catchy music an
Y gaudy glitther iv th prooission las
• a grate dale to do wild it. But most
itir all, 'ti $ advertoisin' that does
Z it-th big wurde they Use-th poly-
" syllable adverbs an amitivet . that no
r wan Ilse wed iver tink iv twin'. The
s liberal use iv printer's ink 1 Jadi-
dons advertisin'-an lots iv it,
: No, SIT 1 There's nothin shows th
- hit:Wits if advertoisird- loike th, cir-
ens, Now, fur ensertanee, as' they
• :WI= to come out wid plone Week an
e whoite bills, and plain and very
vehoite language like this: "Forc-
e eesugh an Sells Brothers will be in
, your oity on Juloy fourth wid a big
shtook iv summer monkeys an other
• insiets too nuznerous to mintion,
a
Sometaimes, by ixiisMin me. will
pdsver to th utmost, I can manage
shlay away from a church so-
cial or a licture on " Ashfronomy,
.its uses an abuses," Wido.ut anfly
compunction iv conscience, an I
have bin knows' to hould roes& a-
lder from a cricket matchor a
!game goluff, an niver lose a
;wink iv slape by eo (loin, but, th
eurcus, th great an only ourcus !
hot -ads me wid a remorseliss.grashp
th t I can't' shake off, an 1 hould
me hands an fork over me little
fifty cints widout turoin a hair.
Thereno use talkin-all th Twin-
ty-Fourths, Dominion Days, Twilfth
iv Juloys, Picnics, .Four o'clock
tays, , or army otter ;sort Iv hoigh
„al.},
f.,:"..eilfl,
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Pb tints is -guaranteed not to lake-
ixeisit whin.' it raine," and so on,
Wud they begin to pay ixeinee I
Not thine I -
• But they cover th landsmipe wid
'big red bills an big red language,
e.nrio.unciei comin iv th " °wriest
and OnlieSt Unabridged, Unabbrevi-
eted, Unconstitutional, an Unlim-
ited Cureusi Minagerie, • an "Typo-
Maloriam, overshridowin in its Im-
minisity th Phantasmagorical Pag-
eants an Gladiatorial Contests iv
Anetent Rome or Donnybrook 4"
It pays to edvertiee-av ye know
how to do it,
Well, M. curems has come an gone
an we'll have. to Miry an wiggle a-
long evidout won ,fur another year,
. I suppose.
I I nitver was much 'ay an acrybat
hut 1 can manage to bridge th
ehasm wid a tablespoon, an :PR say
; this (fur Mary Eike, she ha e few
aiquils at loopin th loop in •the old
• faSheoned -way-wid a damen.n.eeille.
. GROGAN.
'Miller's Worm Powders for reet-
lessness and peevishness. ,
. Alex. Wilson, Druggist, Seaforth.
Editorial NOt en and Comments
The Harnirlton Times says: "No,
live statement made by Hon. Mr.
Emmeison in the House, respecting
the finances of the. titer -colonial
Railway, dors not siieak very strong -
Jr for Government, operation of pub -
lie utilities. Higher cosi or wages
and fuel come out of the people,
•sliele the freight and passenger
mites cannot. be increased. The poo-
,,, • , ;
pie at large, p;ty part of the cost of
-• frei,ght• for shippers who do business
on the lime."
ireef,
J..‘ " The.. Dun dona Id in el d en t hes
• • 1.
been of great benefit to Mr. Fisher,
the Minister of Agricultere. It has
made him better known- as n repre-
sentative 'Canadian a man of courage
and capacity. The incident has done
:more to place Mr.Fiehee an a higher
plane in the estimation of his fel-
low citizens than eight years service
fin a work Which the, Montreal Wit-
ness deeeribee as of inestimable bene-
fit to Canada." This is what Ottawa
'Events says, but there are a good
many Conservatives who evidently
take a very - different view of the
situation. They seem to think,that
instead of covering himself with
,glory, Mr. Fieber has deserved very
di fferent habi t ;men ts, But than
our .0onserve five poll tici ribs are
more *often wrong than right.
The Stratford Beacon puts the
tnatter very bluntly as follows:
" The Country is not so -hard'up for
the material for the makinmof and-
itoes-general that if Mr. John Lorne
McDougall has settled in his Mind
upon retiring, the Government need
get -upon fits knees to lihn, and beg
him to redrain. Ile he's ',played the
autocrat eledg enough. - When an
officia1. becomes af fl kited with swell-
ed head and asserts his right to
boss the whole show, he should have
full liberty to go, for he has deges-
mated into. an impraetieahlee crank,
in whose bonnet there 'buzzes a pret-
ty good sized bee." . This is, per-
haps, putting it a little 'bit too
trongly. The auditor -general has
roved himself to .be a good and a
aithful 'officer, but he has, evident-
over-inngzeinted tis own import-
ould toime. ye can mlotion, einks
into insignificance an innocuous de-
suetude whin ye .putt thim along
soide iv MI curcus.
dunito what e innoeuous . desue-
tude " mamas, „but it used to be a
favorite ix-prission iv tne ould frind
Grover Claiveland whin he, had a
job in th Whoite House, an it tits
in there as Well as annything ilse.
Humanity shtarts to go to th
Soireesas eoon as it min walk, an
it kapes it up as long as it an tod-
dle. An, altihough th same
ould ting iviry toimeiwid some
sloiglit variations; thougll ye have
purty good °Idea that e're goin
to eee not what ye're goin to sec;
though th animals have the same
elaipy luk an th same rmiseular od-
or that ye noticed long, long ago;
:whin ye gazed on thim fur h furst
toime-I sem although ye know all
this, an, more,- too, ye'll go an ye'll
kape on goin as long as ye're able
to go a.nrry place.
Ivry toisne Igo to a ourcus I
say t lnesiLf, "iiie is me last.
'Tie th same out& ftrick an Lb
same mild Madam. La Shpangles, wid
wan fut on th horse's hit an th
other peintin to the milky way,"
But whn t 'comes round. agin
tink jist knock -off fur an hour
or twinty minotes to see 11.1 pro-
elesion. An whin that's over 1say
to " Bedad jist take e_
a throt down' to th tiots te see th i
lady .walk di, rope."
An that sittles it. ,- Whin seance ,
I girt a Arial iv t42 canvas, an see s
th big piethers iv Madame De Char- p
onIS Hein Gyastieutus, svho lives in.: 1
*neer an her iddycated slmakes, an th
4
anise, Whcrj isa asks for powers
which no men 'should posseme he is
going too fey• and if hW
e alines to
remant In ice unless theme powers
ere granted , then he must go
and good lueir go with him. Good as
Ise is, he is not the only man in tbe
country, aiel,eerlainly be is not the
only honest man, The politicians
may need ohecking up sometimes,
but if that Win not be done by the
people who elect them and to whom
they • are responsible, after the
Auditor -General his given them
the neeessarr polio ters, then the
peOpie )11119i suffer the eonseqminces.
We cannot delegate this deity to any
one-man power. The cure would be
vastly worst: than the disease,
Ammo. at** ma.*
• The Toronto Weekly Sem says
many seneible things but it hos nev-
er said anythirig more sensible or
'more ,to the point than t1i4 follow-
ing; "Is ntit this mock militaryism
altogether full of snobbery? What
'is it bur snobbery that makes men
crave for decorations and pass them-
selves off as veterans When they
have never sten war at ll?aWhat
is it but enobbery that makes men
tradesmen, 'deck themselves with
Military Mies, their assumption of
which would be ridiculed in rea1ly
niilitary society This mania for
military pretensions and .parade has
fits seat in the cities, especially in
Toronto and ritiontreal. It does not
extend to the farms where, If war
ohould ever come upon us, the brav-
est and. best defenders of the coun-
try would be found,"
Hon, John Haggett, in a speech
delivered in Parliament the other
day, is reported as follows; "He
assured the prime minister that the
„government's treatment of LordDun-
donald would not be forgotten by
the sturdy Stotchmen ,of Canada,
who, above all things, were true 'to
'the empire and to the man of hen-
& who had been deprived of jus-
tice, and all for a difference on a.
question of etiquette ,between him
and the minister of agricultume."
Mr. Haggart need not worry himself
about, ' the sturdy Scotcbmen of
Canada," They laave too strong
sense or the fitness of things to
raiser a row beeause a countryman
has been properly' punished for kick-,
ing up his heels in the faces of his
official superiors, They know that
even a Scotch Lord, when he accepts
a euhordinatie position, should have
the good sense to act as a subor-
dinate and not presume upon his ti-
tle to seetire to hian powers And
privileges to whioh his position does
not entitle him. The sturdy Scotch -
men of Canada are all right Mr.
Ilaggart. They do not usually lose
them heads.
Miller's Grip Powders Cure.
Alex. Wilson, Druggist, Seaforth„
Tried sand leounal Wonting,
"I've had mitch bad hick." maid
the gloomy Inn 0, "that I lie awake half
the night thicking about my tretdries,"
cure for thnt," they -told him,
"is to (pit thinking of your own trou-
ble% Think of oilier peoplife,"
"I'll try IL" bo ihL.
Three ninths lat. r they met
n( -;in.
liew did it reerk?" the; neken
hien
"Intlint flo fTI 1-73-1/1," isa l'o0 1, "1
lie ;;,, 'thi::!;;;Ig or
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ginal notfee ill lit ee' ‘er:Liee.
ander von linarb.,:;:t„ A heeereo
nettem :co offered. I ;Mite g eng -
greed II
(Tim at mreoli niareinal note by rite
lino; ff).1.1i)Ws:
beek is not were!) ;the paper it is print-
ed an.' -London Telegraph.
-(inc Good fieneon,
Tia; -g- • Welt, l'inzeiglity ided I can't
got no childree. Ifelmeleie-Ide. just as
well. Ilogg-Thath; what i Keustick-
Yes, far le 11.1":“. ditys of freo education
they tvoutdn't be able to escape some
keowledge of gram:intr. and they'd be
forever c )1'rt'(Liag you.
1
emelt:mono
Wifey -Do you recollect that once
when nee had S. tiff I said you were just
as mean neeyou could be? Hubby -
Yes. dnrling, Wifey-Oh, ;fames, how
littleMid 1 know you thin):
Treneon,
Irnel wonder lf there Is another
girl hi the whole Seide world so sweet
ari,,tny little sweetheart? Shaee-What's
thet? Stew dare you think of another
WO? 1 shan't speek to you for n
week. -
They Were Not There.
"Are these Coen the future husbands
of_ our daughters?" fold ft matron at
the afternoon stvell wedding reception.
"No," said a knowing mother, "They
are downtown, Making a living."
Too reineh Chia.
One -away -My razor's In pretty poor
condition, I believe It's- tired. You
knots,, they say euzors get that way.
Mvenrily)-Ale yes; tired of
your Men,
Agreed,
-hate to feel," sold, "that I
was the wife Of a man who had
bought Inc sitriply for my beauty."
"Yes," her friedl replied, "I don't
blame yon, Benue merrled to it blind
man would be awfully disagreeable, I
should think,"
Oman and Prawn.
Do you gain you; Heine, by your In-
tellect? Then do not allow your arms
and hem to grow Milt Do you earn
your bread by eour piekex? Do not
forget to eidilente your mind and to
enlarge your thought.
Gin erecien
If el7Pry !Win wotild 'pritas much gin-
ger tato hIs 1,Vor5c ;Iis a pig pule tato
moSon when t- -Sera t Mies its lei ek
ngu;ns u 110fIf'd 1701:1d
fewer failures in this world.
WOMEN'S AILMENTS.
Eighty per cent, of the ills of
wornankinci are due to Kidney
derangement. Backache, Rain
in the side, headache, depressron,
pimples and eruptions, swelling
of thc feet, bad tastes in tbe mou tin
, all come from disorderedkidneys
allowing poisons which should
bit carried off to remain in the
system.
Dr. Pitcher's Backache -Kidney
Tablets positively cure ail kidney
trouble, and free women from
aches and ailments.
Mrs, Richard Meyrs, PrestoneOnt.,
says: "1 had sa severe pain in my
back that gave me no release in the
day time and disturbed sue sights.
Dr,Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tab-
lets mired Me of the pain, and I have
no longer tome depressing weakness
Ln the morraincas formerly." -,
.., Dr, Pitcher's Bair. Tablets are_soc,
a bottle,st &nuns tar orYby =ail. The
Dr, Zins Pitobet Co., Toronto, Ont.
For sale by 3.8; Roberts. druggist,Seafor
A GREAT
CLEAR/NG SALE
IS NOW GOING ON AT
The Seaforth
Tea Store
I will 0011 Chino, Crockery snd Glass -
wore at cost for the next 16 days as I am
crowded with overstook-I will gi ee great
bsrgsins. I will also 'ell oll kinds of groc-
eries very cheap during the isle of Chins,
Crockery and Glassware. Now is the time
to get good bargains!. A lumina invitation
is extended to all to call end eZenline my
*took and be convinced that) I am giving
good bargains in all kinds of goods. I have
the beet varieties of turnip -seed, also large
onions for cooking purposes, new maple
syrup 25o a quart. best American sugar
house eyrtip 2 pike pane, for $1 a pail, 2
Ib.. evaporated peaches for 25o, 2 lb,. apri-
cots for 26o 24 lb. can of peaches for IN,
Ib.
lbs. of dried apples for 25o, 4 lbs. best
cleaned currents for 25e, 4 lbs. best cleaned
raisins for 25o, lemon, orange and citron
peel, assorted, 15o a lb. 2 cans good red
oalmon for 2.6e. Great videos in all kinds
of teas and coffees. I have s good stook of
seed potatoes in stock, Bost brand of Omar
• $2 50 a huodred, Better ited eggs taken
an Cash, I still handle Weston's Teronto
breittl. This is headcpzerters for good pare
honey.
.0•11.2=M0IIINSIM
A. G. AULT
SEAFORTH,
Melotte Cream Separators.
8••••
Mobile popular cream eeparatori for eeveral
reasons, 0130 of them Is illuetrated hero, The bowl
hangs on a hardened " steel spindle" which re-
volves on ball bearings free as the earth on its
XXII " it hes no other support, but has as free and
unimpeded a course as a planet, and finds ite own
balance, This simplicity of conetruotion twee trio -
Mon, saVel repaire, urea on, end «ave. EC per eentg
of the wear and tear, to which other cream -eeperat-
ore are subject. The only machine with Enameled
Bowl casing, only two pieces in the bowl, making
it mew to nada. The only mechine fitted with a
breke, handle easily fitkOD Dff end put on, without
bolt or nut. A11 wearing pointe of ease hardened
steel, Gemini; ell encloaed,
•••o lommenaaagi
Mniorrre CREAM SEPERATOILS heve gain-
ed the higheet honors and swat& at ell the !ceding
exbibittose and Weis throughout the world.
This separator has only to be inepe,eted and tried.
to have if* merits fully appreciated, over all COM
petitors. Remember we lead end don't follow, In
Hpection kindly invited.
At A. M. Campbell's Wareroom, Sea.
forth.
Duncan McCall um, agent, Seaforth ;
4. D. Walker, agent, Staffa.
Read what your neighbors say about the
Melotte Cream Separator
We have used a Melette Creem Separator:for two
years and aro highly pleased tfitta lie There are 10
or 12 in our neighborhood giving good eatisfaction.
We find it eaelly operated, easily Gleaned, a flrfit
elan clammier, a great labor saver and very profit.
able. 1 would not he without it for double what It
cost,
Joteph Atkinean, Tuelfersmith,
I purchased a Molotte (Jre= Separator nar
BP. We are much plowed with it and it savee
lot of labor In the handling of the milk.
A. 1), Scott,
As I have lend one Of your No. 1 Melotto Cream
generators with good setisfaction and find it easy to
torn, ow to °leen ends first ekes skimmer. / 4140
find it eaey to operate and eatty to understand, and
from the meobanicai conettuction and the finality of
the material of the maehine, 1 find It to he one of
the leading naschinee of the day,
John Alexander, Tuckereenith,
Two yeara Ago your agentalfr.ifeCallune, plat in tiro
No, 1, Melotte Cream Seperetor ler we, 7( 1. giving
perfect aotista-otion, sad takeit very mail power to
turn, 71 1. * close skimmer, le °wally eleaned and
operated in all respects, 7 wopid advite every far-
mer to Use* seporator and can etith eonfidence re-
cotntnend the "Melotte."
Thorne* J. McQuaide, Megillop,
187
.•••1011•••••••••••••••.••••••••••••MIMMIM.P.,
Prize Winning Short Horns for Sale.
Eight young Scotch Short Horn Bulb, tram im-
period and hems t•red cows, got by Imported bull,
also young 00Wo with tall* foot or in mil to im-
ported bull, shoo a number of heifer* of breeding
ago and younger. Also lot of leed pew; of the
early June variety,* medium sized wbite pea,
grown from seed got near North By last year,
They yielded over 87 bushels per acre and not a bug
In thew. Pricee very moderato. DAVID MILNE &
SON, Band Ont, 18e0.t.f.
Wanted at Seaforth.
A reliable person to hurdle the limey Narris Co.
full Soso! MIL Implements. Must be a worker.
Apply to R. B. SMITH, General Agent, 1.4513doe,
Ontstio. 10084
TOWN OF SEAFO
Treasurer's Saler TofaxLaes.nds arrears
fo
TOWN of SEAFOBra towit
By virtue of a warrant, issued by the
Mayor of the Town of Seafortin under his
hand and the seal of the Corporation of the
Town of Seaforth, bearing date the 17th
day of May, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand nine hundred and four, and to me
directed, commareling me to levy upon the
several lamb, herein mentioned and describ-
ed in the ?aid Town of Seaforth (all of
which lands are pstented) for the arrears
of taxis due thereon respectively, torrether
with costs se hereinafter set forth. I here-
by give nOtiCe that milers the odd arrears
lied mote be sooner paid, I shell, on Wed-
nesday, the 24th (ley of August, A. D.,
1904, at the hour of 12 o'elotek, noon, at the
Connell Chamber, Town tun, iti tite Town
of Seaforth, sforeotid, proceed to sell b
riblio %notion so much of eel& hinds re,
'peaked,' as may be sufficient to diseberge
snob arrears of taxes and said eoate thereon
respectively,
Description, Tame. Coats, TotaL,
Lot 1,2,9,4, Carter's
Sub -division of block
K., Jarvis' Survey,
sup to belong
to rt. Ellen Mo-
Nerriers. - $24,85 $19.00 $43.
1897 to 1903 inclusive.
Wit ELLIOTT,
Town Treasurer.
Treseurer's Offiee
ileafortta 17th key, 1004.
1901.13
Money to Loan.
The Corporation of Tucker/frith have $3,700 of
school fund tamales on hand to Mee ou good form
securities at current rates of interede Peed., re-
quiring such should -apply to G. N. Turner, trews.
urer, Clinton P, 0., 01 10 A. G. Swink, Clerk, Han-
nan P. 0., -or to the undersigned, 3.5. Bleck, Reeve,
Seaforth P. 0. 18864f
STRONG AND VIGOROUS.
Ev•ry Organ of the Body Toned
up and invigorated by
Mr. V, W. Meyers, King St, E„
Ont., stye; "I suffered for five year.
with palpitation, shortness of breath,
sleeplessness and pain in the heart, but
one box of Milburn's Heert and Nerve
Pills completely removed all these dis-
training symptoms. I hate not suffered
since taking them, and now sleep well and
feel strong and vigorouren
Milburri's Heart and Nerve Pills cnrs
all diseases arising from weak harlot, worn
out nerve tissues, or watery blood.
One Grade Only,
and That the best.
Who Wants a Buggy?
with to inform the farmers of the sur-
rounding country, tisatl am receiving
A Car -Load of McLaughlin
Buggies
These buggies are known Canada over for
their superiority in etyle and finish
to all otner buggies on the market. I
have sold these buggies for eight years
and
None of My Customers have
had a Tire reset.
The Tires are All Bet Cold,
I ask all formers, thinking of investing in*
new buggy, to give me a call and they
will never regret (in
1 Do Not Canvass the Country
I give the former th a benefit of what it
would cos t me to do that.
A Full Line of Farm implements
Always on Hand.
*ow. Name MIMI
A. M. Campbell,
SEAFORTH.
90-12
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
Ladies" Favorite,
Te the only safe, 'reliable
regulator on which woman
can depend "in the hour
and ttrne Of need,"
Prepared in ZAVO degrePS of
strength, No, 1 and No. 2
No, 1. -For orillfiury
Is ley far the ben
medicine known. .
No . 2 -For speetai crone -10 degroo
iltronger-threc dollars per box.
letdies--ask your druggist for coow.,
Cotton Root Compound. Telco no other
as An phis, mixtures and imitations ar a
elangerous. No. 1 and No. 2 an pold o:;1
recommended by all druggists in 1.t.t • 0,, -
minion of Canada. Mailed to any addrts5
on receipt of_price and four 2 -mot emitaen
Stamps, wbe Cyou Company.,
Wincifoore ante
No.1 anti No. 2 are Hold in Seaforth her J. 8, Bob
ode, Alex. Wilson, 0, Abernart and 1. V, Fear drug -
Otte. 1809
4001.4ma,
Eating Became a Dread.
HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE ALMOST
AFRAID TO SIT DOWN TO
THEIR MEALS ?
tOU MAY BE ONE OF THEM.
II? YOU ARE, THERE LS
A CURE FOR YOU.
BURDOCK BLOOD
BITTERS
amps INDIGESTION„ DYSPEPSIA/
BILIOUSNESS, SOUR, WEAL AND
ALL STOMACH TROUBLES.
If:. J. G. Chinni, Barney's River,
N.S„ tells of what this wonderful rem-
edy has done for him: -It is with grati-
tude that I can testify to the wonderftd
curative powers of 13.13.13. 1 was JO badly
troubled with indigestion that whatever
I ate notified me so much torture that
eating became e. dread to me, I tried
numerous physioiens, but their medieines
seemed to make me worse1 thought r
would try BMX., so got * bottle, and
after taking a few doses felt a lot better.
By the time I had taken the lest of two
bottles I was a* well as over, and have
heti no return of the trouble since. Z
recommend your medicine to the highest
avec az.B. Ifor *Jtgfldewy*
6.0
nd Trunk
System,
ay Time Tab!.
ce follow*:
• Cliuton, Goderleh Wlog
and 0orier-10a
WIngham JOD.
d Goderiele.
Ti trattord. Guelph,
Bey and
Poterbero
.m.
a. as.
• 111,
TS
p. in. For
A.Tokt
Moor
To.
te w .
ud pew;
Guelph, Toronto, Mow
eact.
buelph and Terente.
Palmerston and Kiri
Gelee None%
Mad- ay sa. a•aa of
Gunnels- -
As
O. SO
Peat.
7.30p.rn
8.07
8.17
14.27
8.38
Pass,
6,58 km
7..02
7.15
7,25
8.10
ps„ae,
12,20 p.n.s
1.07
1,17
1,30
1.40
Mixed.
9 ann.
9.17
10.00
10.15
11.30
e.
Mixed
8.30 eatt
5.30
10.06
10,20
11.10
Paw
3A nag
.12
2,85
London, Buren and Br -e
ee.
woe Norm-7-
Lasiton,....t.dat44
Geovvadia- OOP • O O.
ineeter-.411m * • a 46.0 ala
Homan
OW • -11, ISO OA • .0 O. 461. r
laPPOnO.• ' !A. ' *41.4.
ikt:MMI46": a* ...ma fa* f
nondeiebWo —
a• f• #
linnet:AM *LIZA SS a am, 49
Page
5.18
510
-0,44
•9.50
• iete
10.15
10,80
10.38
Belgreve.. 10.50
MOO
Sena Some-
Wingkeen, depart-.
7.01
7.14
7.22
8.22
8.00
a..
Icor.
4,111 r *
5,43
Be
C:6
le _
6,10
e.46
6.157
7.00
7 18
7.86
OR,
1.10 p,
V.36
747
801.1
4.111 4.213
-
Zz-CeatalISAter'* a daa a aaaa */* 8 815
a. • WM
ala leo
a-fasa.7114+.0.0.01faeata-f•
—10 a **IP 30
,49
4.47
Louden. larrive1- :47A..41:
.:f.t151.0
Baby Carriages-, Go
and Carriers
In ths latest up-to-date style's, and
assortment to choose !torn.
Window Shades.
Our entire stook will be closed
a great reduction in price. We hs
latest ides in Window Sereens-d
izeo.
A large and varied assortment of
and Parlor Suites, odd and fancy eh
rockers, dining roost and bedroom
tore, etc.
The vertical feed Davie ie the °illy
Ing =whine of its kind, end tke best io he
eountry. We have it.
The Sbanderd fi silso s gain machine. -
two in one-ehatin mad tome stitch, We
hsve it tom
arts
lugs
et ss
ve the
ifferent
and
A'neohtel Moitien
Furniture Dealers, Undertakere au
baimers,
SEAFORTE.
Nighb calls for 'Underteking anew
Mr. Knechters residence on James s
Trotiblartiathey Tro
:for :Six Month
Many Men and Wei= Are TrnbisII
With Kidney Tneuhle, Some rat Imo
Time, Some For Longer -Me Neel Te
Be Troubled For Any Length Of Titles
If They Only Knew Of The Cara
Being Made By
DOAN'S KIDNEY Plitt
Backache Is The First Sign of
Trouble --Then Come Compfies.
W A More Serious Nature.
DOAN'S KIDNEY Pil.
TAKEN AT THE FIRST SIG
BACKACHE WILL SAVE YOU
OF MISERY. Men William IL
Torbrook Mines; NS., tells tbe
lie about the grent qualities of
Kidney Pills in the following wor
was troubled with kidney trouble
months, and had sueh terrible
*cross my kidneys all tits time
could hardly get around. After
one box of Doan's Kidney Pills 1
to feel better, and by this time
taken tb.ree boxes I was eomp
cured.
Price 50e. per box, or 2 boxes for
ell dealers or The Doan Kidney
Toronto, Out.
'LW
Ose
LOGS WANTED
The underclgned le prepared to. pay the
Cub price for an unlimited qustetity of t ret -
Solt Elm, Rock Etat, Beeiw063,
Beech, Ash, Menlo- ek and Oak
Delivered at the Seafortla Saw and StareJJ
to be cut an oven kngth, except Soft Eirn.
to be cut 11, 22 and 16 fee-, Will aiso buy
Basewood Heading
40 Inches long, at 83.50 par cord, deliver.
Wilt also buy timber by immurement or by
Wee. Swedel attention paid le custom seavin
tatiefaction guaranteed.
1878
M. Akfli
Wool Wanted.
----•••••AT 1,1111i.-
Seafo4h Wo011e
.Mills.
Highest Prices paid for wiyil
Roll Carding
done for the farming pablio
on Short notiee.
FIRSEVLASS WOR
JOHN PICK,
{LIMITED.)
The Moirillop Mutual
Insurance Company.
Iftimmunaliqs.
FARM AND ISOLATED T
PROPERTY ONLY -INSURED
mime.
J. B.lieriean, Piesident, Happen P.
rtes.', vlos•president, BrueefisKr. 0;
5sys, Seep-a/we &Worth 0• -
DilLIMMOILL
Wilitaial Chesney Seaforth; Jobe G. nnevet
tamp; Georg, Dale Seaforth ; John Senn
Dublin.; James &ran, Deedwood ; John
BUICK% ; Thorium Frmer, Brueefield ; John B
Leen, nippen ; James °meetly, Cluton.
meow.
Rohn Smith. Oarlock ; IL Hint:411a Beaf
$ame Cumming Pgenondy •• ; J. W. Teo,
vilJe P. 0.; George Murdle and Jebel C.indilorc
it
?miles desirous to -Wrest Isoursesss er
.01 ethos itliefe40111 OA be promptly attended
ppoaow le aey et etii *nen idiom a4dre
Teeple inn Dela cress.
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