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This falling .bf your hair!
Stop it, or yciii will soOn be
bald. Give your hair some
Ayer's Hair Vigor. The fall -
ng will stop, the hair will
air or
grow, and the scalp will be
clean and healthy,„ Why be
satisfied with poor hair when
you can make if rich?
lify heir nearly aft mum Mit. I then tried
Ayer's Bair Vigor and only one bottle stopped
the falling. New halr come in real thick and
rst a little curly."—Mas. L. Af. SMITE,
aratoga, N. le.
Andre sta. Lowell, Mass.
tor
She- !intim expoitor
EAFORTH, FRIDAY, May 19, 1905.
The Member for West Huron.
.Gedericb. Star $i'rre saying N. Lew -
Mr. --Borden, by his vote on the
Noirthwest bill. justice to Mr.
Leans we prin.t an extract from his
leader's speeoh which shOws 'that
Mr. Borden gave his fellowing full
permit. Itoi vote as their judgment'
oarried„theen. ti his ;speech in may -
trig his amendment to t he edticational
elause.s et the Autonomy Bills, Mr.
Borden said:
"I do not desire ito make it .a par-
excit ter (one moment enaggest that any
hoe. gentleman en. this ;gide of the
House, fallowing the dietates of this
foonseienoe and his good. judgment
atrained. by panty ties to endeaver
-agree rwith the views whieli I ex -
34r. Lewis, ave understand, 110.KL3 not
object to being held tresponeible tor.
hie vote ond is prepared to juatify
it. But !he does object to being accus-
ed of harei.ng deserted his peliticai
leader, when that leader explicitly
sstated that he did not intend ;making .
1he issue a panty eine and gave bis
fall-owees full and free permissicin
tea vote as theY pleasea.
Worth (dousidering.
There are eame points about the
vote on the Autonomy bills in the
Dominion Parliament, says, ;the To-
ronto Star,' that the treader should
ectiesider. Tho majority was 81. The
aepresentatives of Quebec gave sixty
vides in, *fever of the Laurier set-
tlement off the schools .question and
one against. This mea.ns thatevith-
earesentatives elf Quebec at all, the
anembees from the rest of Canada.
approved the ,school olauees by a
majority of 22.
ant a.rio is the only province in. Can -
the school cla.uses. Olt tario like -
Wise is the only province in Canada
that shaws on all questions a ma-
jarity politically opposed. to Sir Wil-
trid Laurier.
Teresa° has been -the head centre,
of eppositian Ito the school clauses.
It is also the head centre at k)oliti-•
eal opposition to the Liberal Pre-
mier wnd this Government.
Ontari0 Electoral Power
few days ago, Ilan. Adam. Ileek gave
aortae ;very interesting- infermeition
trical energy in this l'nevince and
.the 'great ,advantages ta be reaped
now engaged iin the wark of develop-
ing electrical power at. Niagara
-Falls in Ontarin, hawe the right al-
together to develop 750,000 (home
pawer. Machinery is now being in-
stalled far the development of 120,-
000 harm/ pawer. That dlic'-‘re would
bn a demand 'tar 120,000 horee power.
steel tar the 750,000 horse- power,
when it Ave s developed. Mr. Beck
thought that there was little deubt:
With 120,000 hearse power 'being de -
a distanee 200 miles .at a min-
imum. average nait—idter providing
for depreciation fdr raaintenanae and
pus horse power per annum. With.
750;000 -hark power being developed
this figure should. be eeUuced Ito $12.
With the .eaneuraption .of 120,000
har,Se power the Saving over the cost
;at the 'development of the same harse
power by steam would be .abotet $3,-
000,000 per annum, and. with the de-
velopment of 75(1,000 heree power
nbaut $11,000,000eAn aggregate sav-
ing of 'the amount -Would mean euchi
a ,rednation the price of commod-
ities pnoduced as to ;give a great
etiraulus -to Ontario's domestic and
export trade, and. would work as
great a revolution in our nridustries
es had the introduction of steam..
Editorial Notes and Comments.
The Toronto Star remarks: Me.
G-eney's rehabilitation by his party
-WI:40Z int VS ia elle Legislature, has in
it sone. elements. of humor. It is,
for instance, the very mockery of
that Mr. Strateaa's terCh-en-
emy ,shonlil be now asking the public
* * *
The license eam.missioners of Kent
county have gotten the licenee bus-
iness there into a bad snarl.
Commissioners and lespector were
appointed -on Ithe reconaraendation of
the executive committee of t,teo Con-
servative Association and they have
been cenducting the besiness ed is-
suing licenses on the principle that
" to the victors' belong the spoils."
The largest and best hotel in Chat-
ham has been refused: a. license be -
,bas bean %Weld that Seems of the
commiesioners .have been squinting
selves. Mr. Sanders, the head ',af the
Bemuse department at Toronto, bald
in.veatigation and heard tome
pretty crooked. evidence. -The de.
pertment ehould dismiss flee entire
pant a new board.
The Goderieli Star, in berating Ne.
Lewis tor his .note on tile. Autonomy
big, 'Says: '4 lb attempt to justify
"On. behalf of a 'principle would. be
" posaents of the questions involved
in. the -Autionorny bills." Tbet. may
settle the matter in, )the mind of the
Star, but a (more a.bominablr
oted, end inaccu.ralte state-
ment was never penned.
"ahottld the tOanservatives .of West
HUTIOtn censure Mr. Le' wis tor. sup-
" porting a mild' imitation of ilea'.
"partens pfolicy in 1886 ?" The Sig-
nal should net put: it in that Way
Mr. Lewis. If the, Autonomy bill,
which Mr. Lewis voted for, is an, im-
itation or even a mild Imitation"
sot the Conservative policy in 1896 It
is entirely and radieally -w.rong ,`and
eiples of the Liberal .parity. But it
is not. 11 the Signal will closely in-
vestigate the matter, -its Igood sense
lea.d it ito see that Where is nob
the slighest (analogy between the two -
propositions. The oonditions met basic
principles are entirely different.
New Bridges.—Atithe Last meeting
or the Usborne bevenal tend-
ers were (received ror cement work
oeeded by the township, but the ten-
der of the Patterson, Ellis and Whne-
the lowest was accepted:\ The fol; -
lowing ieee the works included : A-
butment, concessions and 5, lot 18,
$4.95 per 'cubic yard ; No. 1, conces-
sion 4 and 5, let 6, 12 foot sPan,
16 noot .road way- ; No. 2, .canceissions
and 9, Sot 6, 14 foot rep,an, 14 foot
Bien 8, iota 15. and 16, 15 feat span,
14 forst roadway ; NG. 5, sideroad,
concession 8, 'lot 15 and 16, 18 focib
sp,a,n, 14 horst roadway. Btidges to
have cement concreibe and. (expanded
metal tioors, supported by steel
beams" and channels and -furnished
with lattice steel railings. Arches—
NO. 1, Hay. and !Usbo.rne boundary,
2, concession 5,1ot 2, 6 -feet ; 14 foot
roadway ; a, sideroad concession
2, concession 6, lot 2, 6 feet, 14 foot
rtoadway ; No. 5, sideroad, lots 15 tend
Noe 6, ooncession.s 14 and 15, lots 26
way. Arches to; halve cement
ling -8. The court et revision was fix-
ed tax the 3rd. June .at 1 o'clock and
the council ad,',,eurird until that
A Guaranteed, Cure for Piles.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or PA-
truding Piles. Druggists refund
money if Rao Ointment faile to cure
any case, no matter of how long
standing, in from 6 te 14 days. First
application gives ease and rest. 50c.
your druggist .hasn't it, send 50c.
in stamps and it will be forwarded
post-paid by Paris' Medicine Co.,
Statistieal,—The Hallett ;assessor,
Mr. William Carter, has efinished his
work et assessing the eownship and
returned elle rer.i, to the clerk on
the 29,th ult. Under the ;new aeseSs-
raent apt, of 1904 the work is much
roorre difficult than farmerly, yet
1VIr. Carter has presented a ;very
gond roll, and with the exception of
section 11, respecting inceme tax,
which is (not very generally complied
with, it is, apparently, _very eser-
rect and in .accardance with the
the statute.. Section No.- 10 of the
new a,ct (respecting business assess-
ment Ls not renetrded favorably,
more especially by men In a small
way of .baainess. To such it seems
and is very unjust as aompared with
others. Another requirement o f
the !newsa.et is the valuation -of ,aeal
property exerapt (from taxation. ex-
cept torr -local improvement, ouch. as
churches,- seheol 'houses, :balls, etc.
The talloWing is a synopsis -of the
Hallett roll ifor 1905 : Number of
aores, 53,484; leumber ,cif acres clear-
ed, 43,727 number loif acres wood-
lands, 3,053 ; !number ,of acres sviramp,
6,704; value of real peoperty ex-
clueive .of buildings, *1,402,810 ;
value lot buildings, $502,325 ; value
of property- exempted, $24,100 ; busi-
ness assessment, $8,750; taxable in-
come, $100; total assessment, $1,938,-
085.—James 'Campbell, clerk.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
the Very Best.
la.bn's Cough Remedy,- and leant to
say it is the best cough medicine I
have ever taken," says George L.
Chubb, a merchant of Harlan,Mich.
There is tao question about its being
the best, as it will cure a cough or
celd in less time than any other
treatnaent. It ,should always be kept
in the house ready; for instant use,
for a cold elan be cured in much leas
time when, prop:1p tly treated. Far
sale by Alex. Wilson, Druggist, Sea -
Exeter. •
Notes.—Mr. Herbert Gregory hes
returned from Toronto where 111,e
had. been pursuing his legal studies
et Cispoode Hall end has re8u:med his
was recently severely injured in Lan-
don -while emplayed as line man
with the 'Bell Telephone Company, is
sufficiently recovered to be able -to
come to his home here where he will
rem,ain until his full recovery.—A.
Roy, the .1.2 year old san of Mr. and
Mrs. Wen. 0:kiwis, ;off Exeter Narth,
atter a ,yrery ibrief illness of brain
fever., passed away on Saturday of
la.st week.—Mr. 3. P. Ross, formerly
of this 1.1Crwill has been made general
superintendent -for (Western Ontardo
far the -Confederation Life Insurance
Coirapatnf, and his son, Will Ross, late
general agent tor the same .company.
to have hend badly cut by the
breaking Of a bottle she was washing
a few. days ago.—Mr. G, S. Huston,
days aga visiting his broltherie,
and, W., C. frueten and other friendsal
! It ie leleven years since Mr. Hteltoin
; was, befebefore.—Mr. Sohn Gall *in I
offer the 1proPeety of Ed. Wade
Exeter NOW's Sind who has lremeteed,
Ithe inicsrthwest, for sale by auction
Satueday nett. The p.rope.rty none
Robert Mantiva, ex -Mayen of Regina,
N. W. IT., was 'here recently visiting.
his .brothee, Rev. W. Masitin.—Mr.
W. 3. ..fleaman/is haiiing\a brick ad-
dition ereestedltb the weer Id this stens
er of non. Thomas Greenway still
living and fis 90 years e.g.e.—Mr. W.
shaw, has leased the ging Edwaed
Hotel .eit Souris, Manitoba, tor le
term of Veare. Miss Jean Harwlectev,
left ton Tuesday for Sourie, where
she will npettad the Summer with her
tance who were ;here lattending the
fthneral ithe late Mrs. (I)r.)
ing Hon. -Thomas G-reenway and.
W. Rollin,s, 'Perorate, and. Berv. John
Holmes and &Liss Helmets, of Blyth.
Ths3r,A.pp@al t� Our Sympathies.
The bilious .auld dyspeptic are eon -
shalt sufferers and appeal to' our
sympathies. There is 'not one of
them, however, who may not be
breught back to 'health and happiness
by the 'use iof Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. These tab-
lets invigorate the. stomach: and liver
and strengthen tlae digestion. They
Mae" regulate the 'bowels. For sale
by Alex. Wilson, Druggist, Seaforth.
Stanley.
the Stanley 'cleaned Mr. 'Hill of II.
& 'Gee Mitchell, were preiseint;
and put in a tender (off $560 for a
Was aecepted. Mr. .Irlackay, of Hen -
sail, Was also on hand end his offee
to build tement abutments rit $4.25
per oubic yard was accepted. Mr. 'J.
Tough, .assessor, handed in his roll
which was (carefully examined bee the
council. Reeve Lamont and Clerk
Hess, lof Hay township, ottended the
naeetitn.g tor Ithe purpose of balanc-
ing ,accounts and talking over matL
ters of ,general interest to both
townships, Mr• John Forrest en-
deavored to fpersuade the; council to
gnaint hina a:change in the course of
the Logan -drain which is pow well
under progre.ss, fbut ;the t ethers could
not eee tlaeir way clear to :granting
his request.• With' the passing Of a
few 'accounts the business lot the
council ban110 Ito an end and an Ad-
journment was made on IVIonday,May
29th,, when the council will meet as a
oourt of 'revision.
ilmearrememarsommuml
Notes.—Rev. T. a McNaii; of Ham-
ilton hi eap.ducting revival services
in the Methoellet church this week.
—Mrs. W. Sadler is (recovering from
a 'very ;severe atfa,ok et the measles.
—Mr. T. M. Hamilton has converted
part of his dwelling bouse into a
temp,arary ,stare for t he summer,
while the old „stare is being torn -
,down and a new brick structure er-
ected in its place.—A very- Melan-
choly event eccured on Itheefar.m of
Mr. John Dow, a. short distance east
of this village, en Monday sof laat
week. Mr. Doest's ;hired man, Mr.
W. Frank ;Pitt, wha trecently crank
from England, Peramitted suicide
by hanging himself to a beam in the
bare. No keown cause for the 'rash
act, except hoimesickness, can be giv-
en. -His father, sister and 'cousin,
accompanied him to this country in
March last. The remains Were inter-
red in Staffa cemetery.
Lever's Y -Z (Wise Heed ) D isinfectant Soap
Powder is a boon to any home. It disin-
.Nicts and cleans at the same time. 26,
Briets.—Mr. and Mrs. Rabt. White
of Stratford, visited amen.g (relatives
here recently.—Miss 7,Tanieit McKellar
S.t;rafford,„is herne at present, ow
ing be the .of her tm.otlier. We
are pleased to know Mrs. McKellar
is improving.—Messrs. -.Threes Noire
;man .afid Neil Park are now oonvales-
cent a.ite.r a couple -of weeks' ill-
ness with enteasels.—Miss MeNaugh-
ton, of Brussels, who was a guest
at -the honee .of -Miss McLau.ghlin, Tc -
turn at Once to ber home, °Wing to
illness there.—Mr. T.,eslie Johnsten
has gone to Toronto, :whore he bag
the. prospect of a good position as
and. Lyle iTlecempsom,, of Brantford,
former residents of our hamlet,
their friends eecently.—Mr. and Mrs.
Cranston' attended the golden wed -
diner on;Thureday- evening last of Ms..
andb Mrs. ;Roll:fort Clark, of Russel -
dale.
Zurich
.(Frarn The Herald.)
Notes.—The .eourt. of revision for
the township ot I:Lay will be held on
the 27th tot May at 10 o'clock a. m.
—Abou.t 6,000 equawe feet of cement
side walks will. be laid .clowin Zue-
ich this season.—The Cattle by-law
is te ibe strictly 'enforced in Zurich
this summer, and any cattle _found
running at large- will -be placed in
pound.—Mr. Lorne •S'cott, the axle -
sent aceounta.nt at the Zurich brtanch
of the Sovereign Bank, has been ap-
pcxiinted -assistant manager for Zur-
has been •stationed at the Thedford
ta.nt ;manager Of, bashwood branch.
—Mr. Moses 'Geiger left laet week
for Sauth River,- New Ontario, to
Ile makes the journey by -train but
will drive back, same 200 miles.—Mr.
C. ..Schwartzentruber, of -the Bron-
hred Durham bun.. fro,rn Mr. -Hill of
win keep him on bis farm. near Blake
;tar the improvement of stook.—Mr.
William Schwalm. ha.s purchased the
dwelling and two( loto from the ex-
ecutions et the John gipper estate,
now occupied by Mr. Alex. Bessen-
berry, paying therefOr '$700. We
understand that - Mr. and Mrs.
Schwalna intend (retiring Loom the
duties of farm life and will ;take
things easier, ^when they more into
Zurich public ischolin, has banded in
lhis -resignation, which take§ effect at
the summer Ihelidays, Mr. Stelk has
'proved himself to be a eareful and
p,ainstaking teacher end his ''sever -
maze from • the school be a dis-
1000. e rstand tn.
ends (taking p tour to
weest.—Mie gate rt, rale of,
handed in ber esignation Ito take ef-
fect at tale en sef the present item.
This will Ineee itate the trustees ha
after (the is el Her trelidays.—Mr.
ering and w cater ter the events
of the gene 1 public in that line.
•
Why Suffer ram Rheumatism 'X
Wher 'suffer' rem rheumatism when
One applicatio of Charaberlain's Pain
Balm will ieve the pain./ The
quick relief hich this liniment af
fords makes , est and. sleep possible,
and that alo is worth many times
its eost. y who have used it
hoping only or a short ;relief from
suffering, h e been happily sur-
prised to fi d that after a while
the relief b came permanent. Mrs.
sufferer fro irlaeumatism, all over
,from head o foot, and Chamber-
la.in'is Pain 9,1m is the only thing
that will r :neve the pain." For
sale by Alex Wilson, Druggist, Sea -
—S teat f er beat Milverton at
football lest Week in t hte 1irst match
Of the 1W431.110,03. district ef ttle
F. Alter nediate series.
--Hon. J.,' Jenkins, Agent-Genere
al in Lando England, of the Aus-
tralian Oci morrwealth, who -is et
present on a visit to this country,
is a Canadi n and a, native Of Dun-
das, Ont.
the erninen tunnel engineer, wise re -
from Quee s (University, has given
$6,000 feu special purpose in the
faculty Of elence, and -will sustain
that purpo with further substan.
tial announces. .
—Mr. Pe er lVleNaughton, lot Hib-
T., 'where Ile intend§ teaching scbooil.
ElliOtt, of 'Logan, died in his 92nd
wea.r. alsed was born near
Ile emigre'. d Ito Canada in the year.
1846. Far ss than yea.r lie set-
tled in 03r.ldfo.rd, but the year tole
lowing oa Ito Logan., eettling on
the present (homestead, which was
then in t e very heart of a wilder -
and he s sistance of 'a brave and.
in.dustrion8 wife, be soon earv-ed
froth'. t forests a comfortable
holmoi w lich he ..occupied until bis
death. T farm is now among 1he
best in ogan. Mr. Elliott was a
men of ti e,character und highly 'rea
epeofed. A Widow, lone daughter and
eix sons euivive him.
Roo Your Own Barri
No co tiy labor, no extra expense, to
Jay
.16' Wire Edge"
eady Roofing.
WM each roll are nails, tin caps,
liquid esph It cement to complete the
you eau ro!)(1 barn, chicken house, dairy
and 001 she yourse If.
BOOI LET, iv,hich tells Just why you
slime use 1,‘ terson's " Wire Edge " in
pref c *mice to fitly other roo.filig. It's free
PATERSON MFG. CO., Limited
Tort?nto Montreal
•
i.,ADIES BE BEAUTIFUL
Eled Sti 00 for Ma aro Beita's formula of her tam -
beautiful and make oney senior; it to ) our friends.
No iatter how bad our complexion er how wrink
led, el gnarantee make it perfect. Addrese
IMADAM BEE ,
313 Front a e„ Buffalo. 1951x3
cBlann
& McMann,
i (Successors to John Mordann, sr.)
Are now prepared to handle all kinds r f borers.
mi4BuRrs
LAXA LIVER
PILLS.
Stimulate t e sluggish liver, clean
the coated ongu.e, sweeten the
breath, clear away all waste and
poisonous ' tter from the system,
and cure Sic Headache, Bilious -
dice, Water rash, Catarrh of the
Stomach, etc
writes :-1. su ered for years from
liver trouble , and endured more
than tongue an tell. I tried a greA
many differe t remedies, but they
were of littl or no benefit to me.
of Laxa-Live Pills, and they prove.d
so beneficial o me; that I procured
liver.
Price 25 ce ta or 5 for $1.00, all
Ilealers, or .
To onto, Ont.
If a
ares wife is a
nothing
but the best flour is good enough for 1;er. There can be
no greater extravagance than the use of inferior flour.
Winchcaer Springs, Feb. 7t, oi
"I read about 1,0 al. Household Flour which is pun
fied by elearicity. aiso read about the woman paying
freight 25 miles befoie she would be without it. Royal
Household was not sold in our town, 1 was asking about
it and my grocer told me to wait & day or two and he
would get some, and am glad did so. My wife is a
good baker anc1\1\made good bread out of other flours, but
what she has now made out of Royal Household is so -far
ahead that I would be willing to/pay freight fifty miles
instead of twenty-five, rather than go without it. There
is no flour 'just as good' as Royal ousehold.”
(Signed) JOHN HENDERSON.
Now, is there a single woman in the whole country who, after rea nat
- Mr. Henderson says, will ,not at once send for the Royal Household recipes and ve
Royal Household Flour a trial. Menfion this paper and address
THE OGILVIE FLOUR MILLS CO.; LIMITED,
in odor Ana "
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MIL
THERE has only been One real im-
provement in cooking ranges in
many years. That improvement is the
Imperial Oxford Diffusive Oven Flue.
While other- makers were adding
dampers, racks, door openers and
shakers in a vain attempt to make im-
provements, we studied the heart of
the range. We knew that the °My
improvement you wanted was a better
oven, an oven that would help you bake
hair bread, pies and cakes, roast beef
to a turn, retaining its juice and fiavor.
Our investigations and experiments produced the oven -heating system of the
Imperial Oxford Range
The important feature of this eystem
is the diffusive fiue which _draws in
fresh -air, superheats it and disnibutes
it evenly throughout the oven. The
article en the bottom shelf farthest
from the fire is getting as much heat
on all sides as the article on the top
shelf next the fire. -
We would like to explain this more
fully. If your dealer doesn't handle
the Imperial Omford Range, write us
for particulars. We will send rata. -
lope and tell you where you can see
tbe range. 14
The Gureey Foundry Co., Limited
TORONTO, iti6NTREAL, WINNIPEG, VANCOUVER
For Sale by GEORGE A. SILLS, Seaforth.
Do You Realize That a
Neglected CoUgh
Result in Consump
If you have a Coldt
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, or
afgction of the Throat and Lam
what you want is a harmless a
• There is nothing so healin
soothing, and invigoratifig to
lungs as the balsamic propexti -
the pine tree.
DR. WOOD'S
NORWAY SYRUP
Contains the potent healing vie.
of the pine, with other abaor
ex.-pectorant and soothing
cmes of recognized worth.
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine S
checks the initating cough, sc.')
and heals the inflamed L•, -
and Bronchial Tubes, loosens
phlegm, and gives a prompt se
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seuffeParifeeceli2n5g;n'ts per bottle.
Be rare and ask for Dr. Wood's
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The Robert' Bell Engine & Thresher Col
(LIMITED.)
Seaforth Ontario.
Authorized Capital $200,000.00 Paid up Capital $91,960.
M. Y. McLEAN, President A. YOUNG, Vice -Preside b,
MANAGING DIRECTOR—ROBT. BELL
SECRETARY—JOHN FINLAYSON BANKHRS—DOMINION BA
SOLICITOR—R. S. HA.Y8
•
In order to meet the increase in hilliness which is offering, and to enlarge th
premises for buildioa Separatore, Wind Staekers end Feeder'', which has already h n
commenced, the Directors have decided to offer po,000.00 stock for 'ale at par 10 p r
cent. payable on applicaSion ; balenee air called for by the Company, in sums no't to e
coed 15 per cent. menthly, until all is paid up. The whole amount can be paid at a
time at option of subseriber, and dividtnds will date from payment of full amount
The Dividends will be payable yearly On February 1st.
The remaining profits, in each and every yesi, oveg and above the amount paid n
dividends shall be set aside to form a Reserve Fund,' until much Reserve Fund shall
Leach $25,000 00.
This us a successful grill:1g concern, which has risen from small beginning'', and has
already paid the 7 per cent, dividend promptly each year, beeides acodinulating a tub-
etantien reserve.
Sales in 1903
Saies in 1904
Depreciation Reserve
Bilis Reo. Reserve
IVIELOTT
CREAM
Are before
Public Again,
100.0D0 in daily use
their beautiful enam
bowl easing, their Pt
al skimming devi
frictionless, *elf ba
bowl. -Only two pieces in the bowl. risking'
niuth easter to clean, eader to understand end
ler So operate. The lighted running Rod mostdrisi
able ruaohlee yet prodtteed. ihould alio 1W
notedthat the Melotte has neither a number,:
small tubes nor bug ones nor complicsaed 4
of any khid to be (Amsted. The bowl Iteell
emptying. Every par Wrierily accessible
encased -self errangsrmente wend
to Nave half of the -oil usually required
of We hied. Handle token off lir sow
20• percent. ImpenVee the quality of the
end provide* sweat and werm milk with
al 114111210.1 heai hilt for the wane, which, yr
little coin flies% or some such etzbetiente
ad, makes a far more valueblethough left
fotel for young *tools than stale tkimm
Theee feels which any user or dairy ex
'.00nfirm. Inspection kindly Invitee. It
the old stand, A. M. Campbell'll wee -wow*
BEAD WHAT USER SATSe—Deer
ly recommend it for superior point', easy
clean eeparatIrg and durability. oom
tve .tried the De la Veil and kept the Me
priferenee. ft bas paid for itself long ago .
nothing for repaire. FRED BC-GERSON.
pu• robireed from your agent, Mr Duncan
about ten months ago. hu given great
We ar
aea
-al *Wart
the TOWn
Vitt be b.
hive the
Will be oo
114,092.2g great saver of labor, and Is a good Inv
there lea considerable increase of butter
with the old methods Of setting milk, and.
better for the calves. Tours; truly, JOBRP
QUAID, at. Columhan, Ont.
•
There is no watered stock. Every shareholder is en equal footing. Every share
represents actual value. The Robert Bell .Engine & Threeber Co., Limited, his ati es-
tablished business, which is increasing rapidly, and past the experimental stage. This
ie epeculation, but a legitimate proposition for inveinment, yielding 7 per cent. and
accumulating a reserve which will largely increase the par value 6f the shares.
The Engine and Thresher butinese in Canada is only in it;15 infancy, The market le
almost enlimited. About sewn -eights of all the Threshing Engines and Separatore used -
in Manitoba and the Northweet are iniported from the United States. These would
be bought from the home manufacturers if they could supply the demand. There is a
duty of 25 per cent on all goods of this class imported into Canada, which gives the
Canadian Manufacturer a decided advantage.
Send sulasorptions or write for information to
The Robt. Bell Engine & Thresher Co.
Or R S. HAYS, Soileijor, Seafort One.
LIMITED
SEAFORTH, ONT.
194,5
Court of Revision.
The court for the revision of the assessment roll
of the town of Seaforth will be bald in the Council
room on Monday, May 290,0 30 o'clock a. m . All
parties interested will pleaaerake notice and govere
themselves accordingly.
1052-3 JOHN RANKIN, Clerk.
All parties building road femme are t eraby not!.
lied to build on the line, not on the reed allowance.
By order of the eetinCil of Stanley.
E. Cleft,
Dear Sire :—.7•The Idelotte 'Cream Separator
I purchneed from your agent, Idr Duncan )10P -:-
luso, has few equals, If any, For dere/Ail
-working it minoot be -excelled. It rune ve
very eas• ily -Weaned. It does Ito work el
neat and makes a great deal more butler.
opinion, from the mechanical conotruction
Maclaine, It should be a long liver, as the gerdlil,*
all encased, which exeludes it iron} ali "rind ,---L6!
dirt." The handle Is a great advantage
as it can be taken off in a emend %claret:it rvt0..-r,
or screw -driver. The tinware also le excep0_0141?
heavy and I would Advise all intending percheme".
Dear Sire :—We are" quite ratiefied
Melotte Separator, which we purchased from
skimmer of milk, making one-quarter more Nile -
than by the old syatem machine, very &sally urgut
stood and operated ; easy to wash, OD PAVOIlltelf
the simplicity of the skimming devloe *
great labor saver in the way of carrying ma
the Bata to the house, and from the borne
barn to feed. In fact, we wonld not do with
The calves do much better, aiwaya having t
-with the animal fat in It, and for pigs it Wide! y
thing. As I have tried several other raselivia
find the Idelotte by WI -odds the superior reachink
snd, in my bumble judgment I don't think tbe-6444`
better machine in the merket. JOHN 0.
DUNCAN eleCALLUM, Agent, Bed