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Rsjiway Tune Tables
eeshaleeve seatorte as follows :
For Pintoni Goderioh Wingham an
Kincardine.
For Clinton aud Goderich
FOr Clinton, Wingham and Rinoar
dine. I
For Clinton and %Aerial/.
For Stratford, Guelph, Toronto,
*North Bay and points west;
Belleville and Peterboro and points
east. •
For Stratford, Guelph, Toronto, Moen
treat and points east.
For Stratford, Guelph and Toronto.
Palmerston and Kin.cardine.
NONE. PUS.
Wei Pass. Mixed
pablerelon......- 7.80 p.m. 12.20 p.m 9.80 LID
shbeL. 8,67 1.07 9:80
8.17 1.17 10.00
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ham., 6 83 m. 9 4,ea, 8.05 p.m
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7.15 10.00 8.25
.1 7.26 18.15 8.85
Palmerston.......4„.t 8.10 11.86 „ 4.20
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7.22 8.45
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LOGS WANTED.
The undersigrned la prepared to pay the highes.
cash price for an unlimited quantity of firat-olase
it Elm, Rock Elm, Basswood, Maple,
Beech, Ash, Hemlock and Oak Logs
velivera at the Seaforth Saw and Stave Mill. Loge
fie be out an even length, except Soft Elm. Soft Elm
to be cut 11, 18 and 16 fee,. Will also buy
Basswood Heading Bolts,
40 inches long, at 88.50 per cord, delivered.
will also buy timber by measurement or by bulk in
bush. Speoial attention paid to custom aWing, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
1878
ViTM AMENT.
Dr. Pitcher Cures
Petrolia Man.
it SPLENDID TRIBUTE FROM MR. G.
F. STONE OF THAT TOWN.
Backache and, Bladder Trouble Made
Him Unfit for Work -Now He is
Splendid.
In the town of Petrolia there are many
people who have a good word to say for
Dr. Pitcher's Backache -Kidney Tablets as
being the best remedy for backache, kid-
ney, bladder and urinary trouble.
Mr. G. F. Stolle, when spoken to a short
time ago, related his experience as follows:
"1 had been having so much lameness'
in the small of my back, constant dull
aching over my kidneys that I was de-
pressed and unfit for anything. It did not
pass off as formerly, but began to affect
my kidneys; the bladder was also affect-
ed, cairsing frequent inclinations to urin-
ate. After I began using Dr. Pitcher's
Backache -Kidney Tablets all those troubles
diseoweared. I have had no renaedy that
acted so promptly before. They caused
no inconvenience whatever. I would not
have known that I was taking medicine
were it not for ftte. beneficial effects.'
In purchasing Dr. Pitcher's Backache.
Kidney Tablets see that Dr. Pitcher'e
portrait and signature are on the package.
` Price pc. a box or 3 boxes for $1.as, at
druggists or by mail. The Dr. Vas
Pitcher Co.,, Toronto, Ont.
For Baia by J.S. Roberts. druggist,Seaforth
PICTURE FRAMING.
We have purchased the goalie stock of
Pietare Frames carriecl by /Mr. Jae. Graves.
which, with out own Complete atook, gives
us the bestesele,tion in bilis county.
We would he Pleased to Bee all Mr
Graves' old onatomers come to no for their
picture framing. We will guarantee satis-
faction.
JACKSON BROS.,. Seaforth.
It has Arrived,
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The time for you, to par -
chase a Range.
Our 30 rears' experience with stoves
has led us from the bireh of Bangee
to their acme of perfection, which
we are sure we have in our , •. .
" Welcome National "
Crown Huron"
arid
Souvenir Ranges
Rifneembr;r we guarantee there and
have teetimonials from hundreds of
purohaeere to back uo up.
Six months' coritinuoua fire, one half a
yes?e coinforr, one hunered-and-eighty
three days' economy, 0 life-timede use-
fulnees„ le found only in a
Gurney's Oxford Laurel
Base Burner.
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Sills 8.(c. Murdie
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A prominent Southern lady,'"
Mrs. Blanchard, of Nasiivi.
Tenn., tells how she was cured
of backache, dizziness, painlai
and irregular periods by the mt.
of Lydia E. Pinkhanes Vegetable
Compound.
• " DRAB MRS. PINK:HAM - Gratitude
compels me to acknewkdge the area 1,
merit of your Vegeta:ble Compouned. 1
hp„ve suffered for four years with ir-
regular and painful menstruation, also
dizziness, pains in the back and•lower
limbs, and fitftta sleep. I dreaded the
time to conknwhich would only menet
sufferingite.
- "Better health is all 1 wanted,' and
cure if possible. Lydia E. Pink.
ham's Vegetable" Compound
brought me health and happiness in
a few short monthn. I feel like another
person now. My aches axurpains have
left me. Life seems new and sweet tc
inc. and everything seems pleasant
• arid easy.
'Six bottles brought me health, end
was worth more than months under
the doetor's,ca.re, which really did not
benefit nee it all. I am satisfied there
is no medicine so godd for sick women
as your Vegetable Compound, and I
advocate it to ray lady friends in need
of medical help." - Met's. B. A. ELAN -
CHARD, 422 Broad St„ Nashville, Tenn.
-$5000 forfeit If original of above letter proving
genuineness cannot be produeed.
Domestic Hints.
Baked potatoes are much lighter iftibro-
ken with a fork, rather than a knife, and
wicked with a:fork before baking.
A little borax put in the weter when
washieg red or red bordered table clothe
and napkies, will prevent their fading.
It in said that the reaeon why lacliee'
teeth decay sooner than men's is because of
the friction of the tongue and the sweet-
ness of the lips.
To keep flies out of the larder, sponge
the windovve daily with a weak edution of
carbolic acid and water. You will never be
troubled with flies if you do this.
It is said that windowe waehed in water,
to which a little -blueing is added, will
show a fine brilliance, and keep fresh
longer than when washed in the usual
manner.
Lemon dipped in salt will successfully
clean copper kettles and other artioles.
Afterwards they muat be well rinsed in
clean water, and polished 'with a soft cloth.
An easy method of cleaning elastic stock-
ings or anklets, is to rub them well with a
clean cloth dipped in warm flour. Keep
on applying clean flour until the artiolea
are quite clean.
It when frying fieh of any kind a little
salt is sprinkled on the bottom of the pan
when it is hot, and the fat boiling, the
fish can be (mealy turned without breaking
in the lee.et.
When a whitewashed ceiling has become
bleckenecl, apply a layer of starch and wa-
ter to it with a piece of soft flannel. Allow
it to dry, then brush off lightly with a
brush. The blackness will have disappear-
ed, leaving no marks whatever.
New potatoes ought to be pub on in boil-
ing water, and boiled quiokly, as the starch
cells are still undeveloped, and slow boiling
causes them to be sodden or waxy. Per-
fectly plain, or boiled with a little mint,
they are a grateful change, but many
simple, pretty dishes are possible, and ela-
borate ones also for those who ()are to take
pains.
When the joroud mother first puts her
little boy into knickerbockers, she is often
puzzled as to how tokeep them up, for she
rightly thinks that the ordinary braces
withg buckles are likely to hurb his soft
'Wile body. Here is a way out of -her per-
plexity. Let ner buy a yard of very broad
elastics, out it in to. °roes it over at the
back in the manner of ordinary braces, and
fasten it together. At the ends of the
elastic she should sew tape loops to fasten
over the knioker.
No More Operations.
The day of operations for piles is past for all who -
know of the efficacy of Dr. Chase's Ointmeet as a
cure for this horrible ailment. It doesn't matter
what form of piles you have so long as you use Dr.
Chase's Ointment carefully and plentifully, it will
soon bring relief and oure. Ask your friends and
neighbors what they know about thie preparation
IAmendment Aop, 1904,deolaring that there-
after the council of said aouney shall be
compeeed of the Reams Of townships. and
sinner: and Mayors ofnon no not separated
fr ova the. county. A. number of etioounts
were ordered to be paid�o rnotion of
Code- anclTayior, by-bews No. 13' tend 14
were duly ,read acid palsied. The council
then adjourned to meet again on the I7tli
day of October nexe.-W, Cr,'AiiK, Clerk.
lyloney to Loan.
The Corporatior of TnekerEenith have 83,700 of
echool fund monies on band to loan on good--,:farrn
&counties at current rater, of intend. Parties re-
quiring such should apply to 0. N. Tamer, treae-
mar, Clinton P. 0. or to en 0. dmillie, Clerk. Hew
gall P. 0., or to the uedersignerloG.S. Bieck, Reeve,
Seaforth P. a. 188041
Organist Wanted.
Applications will be reoeive,d until the 24th inst.
for organist of the First Presbyterian ohure h • Sea -
forth, at a selary of 8125 per annum. Dutie to
sonamence on the flat Sabbath of Ootober. L. IE.
)40rAni, Clerk of eesaion, 1e17-8
The Fhglat of Time
On Saturday afternoon -the curtain fell on
ths last Beene and the concluding aot in the
famous Napaneelhank robbery case. The
doors of the Provincial prison on the top of
Portsmouth hill opened and gave freedom
to James Sieetnan, the last of she group
senteneed tor oomplicity in the offence.
How widely ecattered are the different
actors in the drama that startled the peo•
ple of that thriving littln-iown on a bright
eununee morning in 1897. What of the
• others ? George Pare, a life-long crook
and expert mechanio, reseived a sentence
of three yeare and died in a convict's dell.
His sinter, Diftat Saucier, of Montreal, the
woman who handled part of the unsigned
bills- and when detected gave the informs-
tion'that led to her brother's arresb, claim-
ed the Wily and had it interred in a quiet
churchyard Dillard -it to the Queboo metro-
• polis. William H. Heiden eerved his sen-
tence and disappeared from the view of
those who knew him through his (sonnets -
tion wieh the deal. A floe looking man
was Holden. He stood over six feet in
height, wag broad -shouldered and his foe
would attraob attention in a crowded room.
Jack Roach was allowed out on suspended
sentence, and later on was arrested in Mon-
treal for another offence and sent to Si.
Vincent de Paul for 21 years. There ap-
pendicitis claimed him after he had served
nine months. Mackie was given the long-
est( term -ben yeare-and served four of
that: The tieket-of-leave system was first
applied in his case and later on his liberty
was given him: -
WHY' 8LEEMAN 18 RELEASED. •
Sleeman was arrested, in Windsor, charg-
ed with passing part of the stolen money -
unsigned ten dollar bills -and in company
with a man named Mathias was given six
years. Six months 'was all that the last
named nerved, but Sleeman was forced to
put up with confineement and frugal fare for
over three years. Taking his good time
into coneideration he had fourteen months
to serve, but the Dedertment of Justice,
believing that he had been sufficiently pun-
ished for hit part in the affair, ordered hie
release. He sinned perhaps less thee any
of the others, and yet he suffered much.
DEATH HAS BEEN BUSY.
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To, Think Over.
The wings of thought bear us on to
action.
Love is elastio, but if stretched too far ib
becornee hate. ,
Some men are like door mats -useful only
for others to walk on.
The higher the price of meat the more
food wealeave for reflection.
When there is nothing left to fight for,
we may hope for universal -peace.
Sonatina is a great blessing, yet it often
forces people to hunb the shade.
There is more fun in courting a girl than
thee is in courting an investigation.
entihen an outsider insists on fait play, it
is iteaally-a poor excuse for meddling.
Meny a good men has been madeto real-
ize she hardness ef the world by stepping
off a moving car baokerard.
• Has Sold a Pile of Chamberlain's,
Cough. Remedy.
have sold Chamberlain'hOough Remedy
for more than twenty years and it has
given entire satiefaction. I have' sold a
pile of it, and can recommend it highly-
Josarn Liaton, Iowa. You
will find this remedy a good friend when'
troubled with a cough`, or cold. It always
efferds quick relief and is pleasant to take.
For sale by ALEX. Wilson, Druggist, Sea -
forth.
Death has, in the few intervening years,
claimed some of the stars in the catt. Mr.
Justice Fergueon passed away four months
ago, and death suddenly claimed at At
lantio City, where ho was rusticating, B.B.
Osier, K. C., the eminent criminal le.voyer
tiles was Crown prosecutor. Pare and
Roaoh are forgotten, except by those that
the ties of blood keep always olociely bound
together. One year after the trial at Co-
bonrg, the depety sheriff who had charge
of the court room during the final scene,
ans /gored the dread messenger, and the
foreman of the _jury who announced to a
waiting and impatient audience, "not
guilty,' was stricken
MESSAGE TO WOMEN.
ship. Champilen Perhold Purity has
'beaten ()ply o oe. ' The dsoge are n
the way to Mr Morgan'e Crageten ke
- -Fred joh Loige, 0 young BO
man, who ha heee a resident et
stook for tbe past three weeks, was a
at Ingerollfew days ago on the
ofestealing h te m of horsesami a c
ed h
from Alex. Morrison, liveryman of
stock. He engaged the team aad at
proceeded to I gersoll, where ,he tri
sell thoeoutfin
-Word has • een reoeived by theoPr
terian Miesion Deed, Toronto. of the
of Rev, Geo.- oKelvie, at Mime!, Ce
India. Mr. M Kelvie was for several
a missionary of the Presbyterian ohur
India. Recent y he beoame chaplain t
troops at Mho , where he labored ti
death. Mr. M Kelvie was a Szotchm
birth. He came to Cohada • when.
and as educated in 'Montreal,
-Mies Minnie Buell, of Milt6n, me
an accident whieli may prove serious.
boarded a train,ab Guelph Junction t
turn home;earidivrhen at the switch oi
the station tamped off, thinking eh
reached her destination. She fell int
ditch and was badly out and bruised.
was carried batik to the trein and br
to the station.
-Mr. J. M. McEvoy, barrister, of
don, has discontinued his action
Mr. R. R. Gamey, M. P. P., for a eeged
slanderous worde used in a ,politieal soleseoh.
The wait was based upon a statement 'leg.
ed to have been made by Mr.Gamey d ring
the Muskoka campaign thab Mr. M Mvuy
knew eomething of the whoring leaves from
the ledger of the Cronin Piano Com any.
In his examination for discovery Mr; Lins-
ey denied that he had made, teny suck stat'
merit, and he had a large number of wit -
seams to ignite that they had never a any
of Mr. Gatney'a meetings heard him u e the
_expressions attributed to him. Under these
oirournetanoes Mr. McEvoy accept Mr.
Gatney's denial, and as this remov s any
ineputenion upon his oonduot he with reeve
his action. '
-Master Adrian Fletcher, the 1 year
old son of Everary Fletcher, Victoria B C.,
And segrandeon of Hop. R. W. Scott Sec-
retary of State, had an almost mir inlous
esoape-from death last week on boar. -the
Imperial Limited while en route fr mehis
home in Vancouver to Montreal! W ileon
board the train Master irletoher was play-
ing tag with 0,ome other ahildrenean !nig-
takieg thornier door of the Pullnaan ar for
the entrance to the smoker, plung d oub,
and was thrown off the brain white i was
going at, full speed. The boy was only
stunned, for a few minutes Bed (*aped
with A few bruises. He walked to ra flag
station and boarded the next train for
Montreal, very little the worse.
Napanee Lady Tells of Deliver-
ance from Suffering by
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
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NAPANEE, Ont., Slept 19-04pecial)-
Mrs, John C. Huffman, of this place, has
consented to make the partioulers of her
re -markable cure by Dodd's Kidney Pills
public, for the benefit of other young ladies
or married womeni
I was troubled Mr about six years with
Kidney Disease," eaye Hrs. Huffman,
"and the pai6 wattee great I could hardly
bear it. I could not entertain any 30111*
pante My urine Wee something terrible,
and sometimes very disagreeable to paste
but Dodd'e Kidney Pills soon brought me
relief from all my troublee, and by the time
1 had taken six boxes I was completely
oured."
There oan be no female weaknese -where
there are sound Kidoeys. Dodd's Kidney
Pills make Bound Kidneys.
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A Muolti-Aftlicted Man.
A speaker wide enlarging on the power of
sympethy to a'ehlecO audience supporting
the walls of the villsge 'club house Lend inn.
He held that no man could rightly appre-
ciate another's bereavement until the angel
of death had orossed his threshold. _
" There's Robinsen," he said, "what
use would he be in a house of mourning;
why,, he'll never etien• lost a oat ? No, it
takes a man like myself; I know what
trouble is. Last year I buried a 'wife and
six horses, not to epeek of a fine, fat pig
jest ready for mariteed.'
' •
In Praise of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera, and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
"Allow me to give you a few words in
praise o4 CharnberikinheColic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy," says Mr. John Ham-
lett, of Eagle .1:11tes; Texas. 1 Buffered ono
week with bowel troublorand took all kinds
of medicine without etting any relief,
when my friend, Bill.. 0. Johnson, a mer-
chant bere, advised me to .take this rem-
edy. After taking one dose I felt greatly
relieved, and when I had taken the third
dose was entirely cured. I thank you
from -the botenp pf my heart for putting
this great remedy iri the handa of man-
kind." For eale by Alex. Wilson, Drug-
gist, Seaforth.
Morris.
Courioare-o-The council met according to
adjournment in the sound! rooln on Sep -
121h. Members all present ; the reeve in -
tale chair. A communication was received
from Mrs. A, Cameron anePeoting the nn-
satiefeotory condition' of award drain at
Lots 20 and 21. Conoession 5 and 6. On
iaotion of Shaw and Taylor the olerk was
boitructed to notify the engineer to have
said dtain completed according to the terms
of the award. The clerk was inetructed to
forward a oopy of the following resolution
to the county clerk before the firsts of Oc-
tober nexe Moved by Taylor, seconded
by Jacksedi and resolved that this council
require the council -Of the county of Huron
to submit a by-law to a vote 6f the electors
of add county in accordance with the pro.
TiSiOue of section 3 of the Municipal
been i in so many words, but it has emounted to
w on that. Last oaight he asked if dad- waa as ,
nets. O well oft as they say he is." .
lish- I "Two thinge make my wife mad."
ood- I 't What are they r" "To gab reeoy fer
t
reit- I oompatiy thab dosen't come, and . " hove'
harge ; company come' when ehe isn't ready."
riage I Mrs Smith---" Will *nu love me when
ood- I I'm old." Sinith-" We'll wait till you
once i are old. It's usi much as I Call attend to
d to just; now to love you while you're eoung."
, " Do you like going to school, Johnny 2"
hby- aelied the vieitor. " Yee. sir," answered
oath th truthful urchin ; 'and I like corning
tral a ine, too, hut I den' e like eteying there
ears between -times." ,
h in "No. I won't give you a pieceof my
the apple 1" snapped his sister. " You mean
his thing I" said the boy. " Wean'e it me that
n by spoiled the piano vo that you didn't have
boy, te practice fot * week-"
He -di Did y,ga _ see the pleased expres-
with sion on her face *hen I told her she didn't
She look any older than her daughter 2" Sha-
re- " No, I was looking at the expression on
beide her daughter's face."
had iteorge-4; Don't you really think thab
the we ought to know eat% other better before
She we get married 7" Mamie-" I am afraid
tight that neither of us would be willing to get
married if we dide"
Lan- The chief seoret of comfort lies in not
ainsb suffering Unfits to vex us, and in pruclenbly
cultivating our undergrowth of small
pleasures, since very few great ones, alas,
are let on long leases.
. Ile-" Do you remember how they threw
rise at la when we were married?' Se -
"Indeed I do." fie-" Well, I've laid
away a -lot of your firat biscuits to throw at
the) next man friend of mine who gets mar-
ried." ,
Mrs. Stookyards- " Well, why doesn't
she marry him ?' Mrs. Sparerib -e" Oh,
she says there'a a stain on his familY escu-
tcheon." Mrs. Stockyards-" Well, good
gracious I Don't they keep any servants
who can sornb ?"
Wit and Wisdom. I
No man ever got married for the sole
purpose of acquiring a mother-irelavit
" Do women, as a rule, have shorttr lives
than men 2" "If you fet them count the
years they do."
The eelf made man never °trill& for
shorter hours or left work beoaese
Union loose told him to.
Ho-" Do you know, sometimes I dont
know my own mind 2" She " Yu pro-
eably haven't any head for details.'
An Mailman seeing a very small coffin,
exclaimed, " Is it poBeible that tha coffin
was intended for any living creature
She-" George, it was past twelv
News Notes.
-With this: had in view, Prof. J. 13.
Reynolds, who has charge of the cold stor-
age experiments in the Guelph Agricultural
College, is arranging for some trial ship-
ments from Niagaret to Winnipeg. -
-Wm. R. Vioonian, one of Woodetook's
best known residents, fell 30 feet from the
roof of Oscar plar's barn in East Ox-
ford last week,; and sustained injuries that'
• may prove fatal.. Both legs were broken
and he was hint intemally.
1 -George 714 (Is radden,of Downie township,
while driving, to Stratford on Thursday
,evening, was struck by a special train from
Goderioh. The wagon wassmeared to
atoms and Mr. Itharad,den narrowly escap-
ed instanindeath. His injuries, though not
fatal, will confine him to bed for a time,
-S. N. Garnham. of Guysburough, near
Tillsonburg, was struck by a Grand Trunk
train while driving over a (Ironing in Lon-
don on Thursday of last week, and died the
same evening Irorn his injuries. Both legal
bis left armland book were broken. Do-
ssed, who retained consoiouenesito the
last, was 83 yearn of age. His horse was
alai killed and the -buggy smashed.
1 -The Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture will make an effort to demonstrate
that ib ia practicable to ship the tender
fruits of Southern Ontario to Hee North -
wet, and thin open up a large market for
the Ontario fruit -grower ishd at the same
time furniela the residents of the west with
a delicacy.
-The New York Tribune Heys : J.
Yherpent Morgan on Thursday paid $10,000
for four championship oollies from bhe ken -
n Is of a dealer at Freshfield, near Liher-
ol, Es:Timid. The doge are named Cham-
pion Parted(' Purity, Annandale Piccolo,
Southport, Strategy and Champion Parbold
Patentee. The do s, with four others, ar-
rived here onMonday on the Victorian.
Patentee is rhe winner of eix champion.
when
you got home last night." He -'1 Before
we were married you didn't care hoW late I
got home."
" Prieoner, the jury has declaoed you ,
guilty,' " Oh, thee's all right, Judge. 1
You're too intelligent a man, I think, to be ' Before thesurnmer comes Dr Wood's Norway
influeneed by what they awn" I - Pine Syrup conquers Coughe, Colds Sore Throat,
" Has he proposed yet, Peggy 2" "Nob H
Bronchitiand all anall Diseases of tho
I , Throat e rawnsdPLu n g a
1
Absent-minded.
A faithless swain, who was vainly a wait
ed at a church the other morning by a lady
in her bridal reibes, explained _hie absence
on the ground that he had overslepb hirrer
self. It is a long time isince we have heard
of Ruch an abeenteninded person. unless we
exceptthe eminent divine who, reeding a
141E while walking down a lane, ran into a
op/w. ".1 beg .your pardon," he said, nob
looking up until he had passed. • Presently;
with great soreness of heart, he continued
hie walk and his reading. "Ah I" he ex-
claimed, as he ran into a lady. " is that
you again, you brute 2"
Pointed Paragraphs.
People who blame °there are apt to
praise themselves.
The work of a pickpocket is done in a
mOment of abstraction.
A fusey person quickly sours the milk of
human kindness.
A spineter hasn't muoh love for a widow
who has had two husbands.
It isn't iiliveys safe to tell a girl that you
admire her blooming cheek. e
If a woman admits that she snores, you
oau safely believe anything she sole.
Lf the professional angler has no Belo to
string he proceeds to utring his friends.
The wise ea.yings of a rich man May sound
very muoh like the foci remarks of a poor
man,
Adam went up against the matrimonial
game with his eyes shut -just as other men
are doing toediey.
Get Rid of That Cough
OF• THE . .
Town of Seaforth
For 1904
A ,by-law to raise by way of ;loan the
cium of $19,300 for the purpose of purchas-
ing the plant of the Seaforth Elec riss Light
Heat and Power Company, (Limi ed).
And, whereas, it will require t o eum of
$648.13 to be raised annually y special
rate for the payment of the debbt as here-
inafter mentioned,
And, whereas, it will require the sum of
$868 50eo be raised annually fo the pay-
ment of the interest as hereinaf er ment-
ioned.
And,whereas, the whole ratesibl
of the Town of Seaforth, irons
any increase in the nature of tolle,interests,
dividends, rents or fees from the said pro-
perty, and aleo irrespective of an increase
derived from the temporary inv stment of
the oinking fund, or any part t ereof, ac-
cording to the last revised asses went roll
of the said town, being for the ear 1904.
Is the sum of $615,330.
And, whereas, the existing 1debenture
iebt of the town of Seaforth is fie follows :
$5,500 borrowed under the anthority of
1886.
by-law No. 2, of the town of Seiaforth, for
$8,000 borrowed under the authority of
by-law No. 3, of the town of Seaforth, for
1887.
le2,500 borrowed under the ,authority of
by-law No. 8, of the town of Seaforth, for
101.
$14,000 borrowed under She/authority of
by-law No. 8, of the town of leaforth, for
1893, 1
$3,500 borrowed under the authority of
byelaw 25 B., of the town of Seaforth. chard, Deputy Returning Officer.
8 ihatdthe Mayor of the said municipal
$17,000 borrowed under th authority of
byelaw No. 5, of the town oft Seaforth, or corporation shall attend at the council
room ore Friday, the ninth day of Septem-
1809. her, 1904, at 2 o'cloak p. m., for the pie-
ta 500 borrowed under the authority of pose of appointing persona to attend at the
verieus polling places aforesaid. and sinn-
ing up of votes respeotively on behalf ot
persons interested id and promoting or
opposing the by-law respectively,
9 That the Clerk of the municipal cor-
poration, shall,sn the hour of twelve o dock
noon,,
on Tuesday, September 13th, 1904,
at She town hall, sum up the votes given
for and against the by-law and grant the
requisite certificates thereunder, -
10 This by-law, if carried by the votes
of the elootoro, 'hall take affeot on and from
the date of th.e passing thereof.
Irequired not less than one hundred dollars
each and not _exceeding in the eggregate
the sum of $19,300, and that the
said debentures shall be sealed with the
-leal of the said Corporation, and signed by
the Mayor and the Treasurer thereof.
3 That eaid debentures shall bear in-
terest at and after the rate of four and one
half per oent per annum from the day men-
tioned for this by-law to take effeot, whioh
interest shall .he payableeannually on the
12bh day of September in each and every
year, at the office of the Teeasuree of the
eaid municipality of the town of Seaforth.
4 That said debentures shall be made
payable at- the expiration of twenty years
. from the date mentioned for this by-law to
• sake effect at the office of the Treaeurer of
the said tnuoicipality of the townof See -
forth, and shall have attached to them cou-
pons for the paymettt oi interest.
6 Thab for the purpose of forming a
sinking fund for the paymeat of the said
debentures an equal annual sum of $648.13
, shall, in addibion to all other rates, be rais-
ed, levied and collected by special rate
upon all the rateable property in the said
corporation during theecurrency of the said
eoproperty
f debentures, or any of them, and for the
purpose of paying the interest on the said
debentures an equal annual apm of $868.50,
shall, in addition to all other rates, be rais-
ed, levied and oolleeted upon all the rate-
able property of the said corporation dur-
ing the eurrency of the said debentures or
any of them.
6 That it shall be lawful for the said
corporation of the town of Seaforth to ex-
pend the said sam of $19,300 to be raised
under this by -la- in purehasing the plant
of the o Seaforth Electric Light, Heat and
Power Company (Limited).
'That the votes of the duly qualified
electors shall be taken on Monday, Sep-
tember 12th, 1904, between the hours of
9 a.m. and 5 p.m., at the following places:
Polling subedivision No. 1, at the Public
School; R.' Lumedee, Deputy Returning
Officer. Polling subdivision No. 2, at the
Ceunoil Room; William Elliott, Deputy
Returning (Nicer. Polling eub-divieion
No. 3, at O. C. Wilson's store, H, J. Pun -
by law No. 26, of the town
1886.
e $8,000 borrowed under th
by-law firo. 20 (local impro
town of Seaforth for 1901.
• $3,760 borrosjed under th
byJaw No. 2 q ooal improv
$7,889.20 be rowed unde
of by-law No. 24, A., of the
forth for 1902.
$1,500 borrowed under t
by.law No. 2, (laced impro
town of Seaforth, for 1903.
$10,000 borrowed under
.by.law No. 8, of the town
1902.
$1,000 borrowed under
by-law No, 7, of the town
1899.
And there is nothing in
for principal or intereet.
And, wherein, it is ma
aptinInt the time and place
votes of the duly, qualified
appointing deputy return
the votes of the iduly qua
the meeting, .
Be it therefore enacted
council of the town of Sea
1 Duet itehall be law
f Seaforth for
authority of
ement) of the
authority of
ment) for 1902.
She autholity
town of Sea.
e authority of
anent) of the
he authority of
f Seaforth fot
he authority of
f Seaforth, for
arrears either
e neceseary to
for taking the
electors and for
• g officers to take
ified electors at
y the municipal
erth
for the Mayor
of the eaid corporation to raise by way of
loan frIern any person, ho y or bodies cor-
porate who may be willin to advance the
same upon- the credit f the debentures
hereinafter mentioned, a um of money nob
exceeding in the aggr gate the sum of
$19,300.
2 That It shall be la fal for the Mayor
to oause any number of ebentures to be
made for such sumo 0 money as may be
OUR NEW STORE )
( STRONG B L. 0 OK
leady for Fall.
The
r•Maia.11‘.•1••••••
WM. ELLIOTT, {
Clerk.
N. (MUFF,
SEA.L.
Mayor,
We have got nicely settled in our new premises
in -the Strong Block and are in a better position
than ever to cater to the wants of our many
'customers.
Oold Weather •
Is approaching and we are pleased to be able to
say that we have for your inspection all the latest
things in Fall Suitipags and Overcoats, Hats and
Uneerwear. You will be neeiiing a heavier suit
and a new overcoap and now i the time to leave
your order. Drop 'in and make a selection while
the goods are fresh.
BRIGHT BROS
FURNISHERS,• SEIFO.RTII,
NE GitElli CASH STelt
mow „gEftumegagEgtat
Grand Fall Millinery Opening.
We will hold our Usual Fall opening on
Wednesday September 28th and following days
when -will be displayed for your iinspection the very latest styles in trim-
med hats and bonnets, andiall the most up-to-date novelties Miss Morrison,
who is well"known to the ladieS of Blyth and surrounding country, is still in
charge, and you can depend on getting satisfaction at a moderate price. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to visit our show room.
Our Hew' Fur Coats have Arrived.
15 may seem a little early to speak of fur coats, but we have such an
immense range, and such excellent value, that it will pay you to see what we
have in ladies' and gentlemen's coats.
Bee our new Dress Goods and Elousings, also our Ladies' Fall Coats.
Any quantity of Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods.
g•-tt: - _Agfel_MANKI)(5zAriFf, -
BLOCK,
D. M. MEATH PRETORIA BLYTHIS
The Happy Thought Range Leads thern all
Passed thia 135h day of September, A D.,'04.
NOTICE.
, The above is a true and correct copy of
a by-law passed by the Municipal Council
of the Town of Seaforth oo the thirteenth
day of September, A. De, 1904, and ali per-
sons are hereby required to take notice thab
any oire desirous of applying to have such
by-law, or any part thereof, quashed, artist
make his application for then tpurporie to
She High Court of Justice within the next
three months after the publication of this
notice, once a week for three successive
weeks in bhe newspaper called This HURoY
Rezrosmon, or he will be too late to be
heard in that behalf.
WM. ELLIOTT,
19134
Is noted for its great fuel saving qualities. It is the only
stove with transparent ventilating oven- doors, also
corrugated oven that will not burn. It will pay
you to call and, examine this stove' before buy-
ing. We keep a full line in stock.
CHESNEY AND .81\411...EY, Hardware, Coal and
Stoves.
1919-9
Are a sure and permanent cure for all
Kidney and Bladder Troubles.
BACKACHE
Is the first sign of KidAey Trouble.
Don't neglect it! Check it in time!
Seribus trouble will follow if you don't.
Cure your Backache by taking
DOAN'S KINEY PILLS.
BLACKSMITH SHOP STAND
• FOR SALE CHEAP IN
SEAFORTH.
For isle cheap, that busy stend on Goderioh
West, stook, •tools, es. There aro two Ares, foot
drill and emery stone and all convonienees for a
first elate shoeing and jobbing shop., Any amount
of work for two men. III health le the reason for
aelliog. For further particulars apply to JOUN
Seafortb. 10I2-tf
MONEY
TO LOAN
Money to loan atioweet rates of interest on croon
farm ecenriry. Apply to JAS. L. ElLI011,AN,
EfirtitiCT, Seated/a 1712 -if
One Grade Only,
and That the Best.
0•011.11.16111•••
stili have a few MeLaughlan Buggies on
band and any person thinking of pur-
chasing, would do well to make their
selection now, nal need the room fot
my fall stock.
Plese Buggies may not be the eheapest en,
the market, but I do claim thee they Are
THE BEST.
First -Class Harness may he purobseed
btre theapel than ehiewhere
Oar brand' of GUN EDGE and MAPLE
-
LEAF Binder Twine gives perfect sat -
%faction, Try It.
LOWS, PLOW POINTS, WASHING -
MACHINES, WRINGERS, etc, al-
ways on Pella,
A. M. Oampbetic
SEAR. RTH.
MeK.illov Alutua.. Ylre
Insurance Company,
,m•••••••••••••••
ARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY INSURED
4..../Oagr•
orizasy.s.
3. B. McLean Preeldent, 113ppen P. 0. • Tharnas
rxasoi, vies -president, Brucefield P. 0. ; Timms z.
Secy-Treao. deafer* 0..
onunnons.
William Chesney fiegorto f. John 0. Grieve, Win.
late ; 0.,rogg »ale, Seaforth ; John Batumi% !
Oubiie Jaine.Aviv!), Besebvieed ; John Watt,
Bedeck ; Then ea Fraser Brueefield Jthn B. Me
LeaFi. Kipper/ ; lamee Ccinnolly, Clinton. \
shuorre.• 1
Bob*. Smith, tialloek ; E. Einohley.Seaforth
amee Cumming Fgmondv e z Yee, Holum
vijie P, 0.; 00Orge Murdie and John C. Koniten
auditor,
drzirtine to effecb ineuratees oe trAg4
etho. buadzieso will be premptly attended to
eplieation to any et the shove officers, addressed eb
bet; seerpocitieenolt officbgr,