The Huron Expositor, 1905-11-17, Page 2-
OTTINRY WANTED.
IsZT G-TTITI\T'S
Turkeys, dry picked...J....AU per pound
Ducks, fat, dry picked 10o per pound
Chickens, 7o per pound
Old hens, .50 per poundThese prices are good up to Menclayf OctOhei 23rd.
We have Blankets, Yarns and Fianfnels
Last Year's Prices.
We can give you -values in, every department
outside this store.
not excellid
Seafo.rth.
mon expoitor
SEAFORTEL FRIDAY, Nov. 17, 1905.
It Should. -he Repealed.
Conservative papers and. Conser-
vative politicians am making as
much capital' as they can out ot
what has henome popularly known
as the "Salary Grab'" agitation.
Any person who did not know better
on reading their articles add speech-
es would conelude that the Liberal
Geverament and Liberal members
I
Wilfrid Laurier knows that he is
not a selfish or a greedy man. It
. is also well known to members of
i Parliament that Sir Wilfrid stood
1 out strongly against the salary and
pensions -bill until the last and. It
was - only when he was neade to be-
lieve by representntsons from both
sides of the House that they would
be acceptable to the people that be
gave in. Sir eeWilfrid should have
the law 'repealed.- In no other way
could he more effectually cause
chagrin, disappointment and discom-
fiture to his opponents. Were he
to do this the Mail and its follo-wers
would be the .sickest people in the
world.
THE
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HURON EXPOS TOR
withdraw was that ,of MoMahon,
Broadfield and company, whieh did
not resume business after the (big
fire of two years ago. "'The firms
in the smaller cities siipply only
the local demand, and the ibig trade
of the country is largely in the
hands of one or two 'corporations.
were entirely responsible for the At a ploughing. metch held last
legislation: that in feet they mit- week in King township, York coun-
iated it and carried It through Par- tee when the weather was at its
liamenf entirely contrary to the 'worst, both the politicalOandi-
dates in North York were present.'
wishes and in spite of the protests
Mr.eeCa.tlium being a farmer, wiles
of their opponents. Whereas , the used
tfo that sort of thing, but it
it .
truth iH that the one side is equal-
ly to blame with- the other. Mtn Mr. Aylesworth, although he seems
Conservatives, to a man favored it to have adapted himself to the cir-
And helped to foist it on the %countcumstances very well. The repertry. says: "Hon. Mr, Aylesworth per -
In the present 'contest in North sonally inspected . each furrow. The
York the Conservatives are mak- charaeter of the work performed in
ing 'it a leading Issue and they will
eo everywhere. The following
rom film Toronto Mail of a recent
date le "a sample of the manner in
which they handle the subject. The
Mail -SayS
The Ministerial attitude on the
subject eif the salaries and pensions
is ..001 ardly in the. extreme. These
politicians halo not the manhood to
defend the legislation they passed
and to take the responsibility for
it. The organ is put up to pretend
that they are ready to back down..
Thus they look like a party of bur-.
gears eaught itt the act and ready to
drop the swag. With their pock-
ets bulging out, they point to the
Opposition, and cry that these chaps
are equally guilty because they did
not keep them out a the House."
And what about the Conservative
attitude. Surely it is even more
-cowardly. .Every men Jack of them.
voted. for it and profited by it, Nay,
more, they urged it on the Govern-
rherit .and now they are trying • to
eiiirk responsibility by putting the
blame Gil the- other fellows. If the
conduct of the Ministerialists is cow-
ardly, surety that of their oppon-
ents is more se.
There is no doubt but that the
Government were misled in this
enatter. Depending upon the re-
presentation e of some' of their
friends who united with their oppon-
-eats iti urging the measure, they
were misinformed as to the actual
feelinge irr the country. But, they
must ere this be undeceived. No
measure ever passed by Parliament
in recent yeers has proven more un-
popular end the best thing the Gov-
ernment can do is to have it repeal -
'd, root and branch. at the first ses-
sion. That will, effectually, stop
the mouths Of their opponents and
.satisfy their friends. More than
this, it u ill make their opponents,
those who are now eo meanly trying
to make capital out of it, so sick
,that they will not know what to
do. It will be a just retribution on
them for their meanness and no one
every glass was especially meritor-
ious, The whiner of the gold medal
James' McLean, was formally pre-
aented by .Mr. ,A.ylesivortb, oh be-
half of the association, with the
troehy. In reeking the presenta-
tion Mr. Aylesworth alluded to the
art of good ploughing as the basis
of the country's prosperity."
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.In Teply to some eriticis s of the
Conservative press 'in wh eh Hon.
Mr. Aylesworth is referred to in no
complimentary terms -the Toronto
, •
Star makes the following suitable
remarks: Ilon. A. B. Aylesworth
enters -public life like any other man
whether Grit or Tory—anxious to
do what he ean for the benefit of
his country and Wesirous of earning
the reputation of a statesman. No
ee.niible man can be made to believe
anything else,' and those partizans
grow fewer every yeex who believe
that the men of their own. political
'party are high souled angels, and -
those of the other party black deve•
iIs with filed teeth ravening to, it
out the country's vitals. The
ference between Hon. A. Be Ayles-
worth and the average Grit or Tory
who makes entry on the political
field is that in other fields he bas
given the highest proof of his unus-
aml ability. He is already a fore-
most Canadian, the intellectual
equal of any man in Parliament
from any Province. Were it not for
party politics, it would. be freely
conceded that he is a great acquis-
ition to Parliament, and is capable
of becoming a large figure itt the
political history of the country. It
is his intellectual size •and his po-
litical possibilities that alarrn those
opposdd to the present Governaent.
acres ii Port Arthur and Vert "Wil-
liam, and 8,000 ac -res of farm lands
- the North-west.
—Albert W. Peters, a dentist of
Winnipeg, was 'charged before the
police magistrate of that city with
breaking into the store of Wm. N.
Brown and. stealing therefrom a
f furs valued. at $3 200.
quantity o Y
Mr Contine, of St. Joseph, --Dr.- 5. W. Radcliffe, of Moose
•
. Jaw, is, so seriously ill from over
The . Stratford • Beaeon of last work that he has bad- to be remove
week 'says, Mr. N. M. Contine, of ed to Toronto labspital for treat -
St. Joseph, was in the 'city to -day ment by specialists. He was accome
for a few hours, en route ko New panied to Toronto by his wife and
York. Speaking to a reporter of another dpetor.
the Beacon, in answer to an inquirY The Deloraine Times says: "A
imgarding the , proposed Stratford . number of huntereefrem Crystal City
and Stjoeepli electric Trailivey, be came up to Whitewater on Wednee-
said. that he Was IIONV in a positioii. day and. spent Thursday shooting.
,to finance the road were &he terms , Among the party were : J. G-
as to franchise made more treason- Steacy and Fred R. Martin, G. ele
a.ble.Hunter, G. It. Taylor, de C. Grun-
Asked as to what this imeent, he nett, Prinoipal Greenway, D. R.
replied, "Well, a. franchise that Black and pePt Manning.
business men will be able to see —At a hcent auction sale of
some .treturn from 'their investment selmol lamb at Lacorabe eand Innis -
in 'somewhere in the near future, if tail, Alberta, at the former place
not in the present." I 4,000 acres were sold at an averager
In further conversation he stated • of nearly $9 per acre. At Innisfair
that his • company had expended P. the sale was a huge success, 7,500
good deal of money in the initiatory acres being disposed of at $8.50, per
proceedings and would like to carry acre. Nearly all the lands at the
it through if at all Pc'ssibl' Ile ! above sales were purchased by far-
phid $1,500 for the map that was mers in the vicinity of the lands
made of the city of Stratford, and bought, and will be used for farna-
which was the most coMplete Ailing , ing purposes.
t e
of the kind —Iis reported that jese W. weer gotten .out for ia,
place of Stratford's size. There Knight, the American millionaire,
setae $5,000 had been paid .for sue- -who invested so heavily at Raymond,
veys of the line through to St. Alta., is the promoter of the beet
-Joseph. He intimated that a pro- sugar scheme for Regina. It is also
position would soon be laid before said that a warehouse will be es -
the city council. ' tablished there for the present,
Mr. -Contin is tli4 same well dres- and extensive building done next
d.- cheerful and optimistic gentle-
. sprine. Sugar beets sheuld grow
tatlaatflattasamSallaa
• •
When You Mayo a Bad Cd'oid.
Yea Want ta remedy that Will Inet
only Igive quiekerc.Uef, but !effect a
permanent cure.
"You veldt a remedy that will we.
hove the dangs and keep 'expector-
ation easy. •
Yea • wane a -remedy that will
c end te r ac t any 'tendency tic wax d
pneumonia.
will 'sheet a tear for their loss. You went a remedy that is pleas -
1 ant a:nd safe to take.
Editorial Notes and Comments chambetlaii,n's
meeLs all fthese regteirements,and
Cough. Remedy
A. Eh Attie of the late Sir Oliver for elle epeedy -add permanent entre
of bad (colds, stands without- a peer.
lelowal , recently erected. in fronti of
For .s ale by Alex. Wieson, Drug -
the Parliament buildings m Toron- then, &tete-ran
to, wee fermally unveiled on Satur-
day hoe. by the Lieutenant Gvero-
nor, in the presence of seyeree mera-
hers of the family of the deceased
statesman and a goodly number of
people. _Elognerit and appropiate ad-
dressee were delivered by the Lieut-
enant Goeernor, Premier Whitney
and, 'eh -Premier nese.
* *
Mr. Whitney has had his -.consulta-
tive council appointed to advise the
Minister oe Education on education-
al matters. Mr. Whitney promised
thia when in. Opposition, and now
he is etrrying out his teromise. This
council consists of several Univer-
sity prof 'or and other practical
educationalists.e They are not to
initiate legislation or ic6 assume any,
respensibility, simply to advise. The
Minister a ill still be supreme, aud
will be fully responsible to the Leg-
islature and the people as formerly.
He can accept the advice of his come
emssiotere or he can. reject et as he
see e It will be when he rejects
this advice that the dun will com-
mence anl the fur fly. We hope
this new &Texture will work better
than we think it will, but we never
had much faith in the propositien.
• * ff *
This is. the way the Toronto Dila
talks almost daily. It says; "Sir
"Wilfrid Laurier took office with
"n salary of $8,000 and an indemnity
" of $1,000,- or mop a year alto-
" itether. Ile has raised the salary to
"$12,000, and the indemnity to $2-
"50G, so that be receives $14,500,
"or an increase of $5,500. In addite
"ion he has arranged that when he
goes out he shall have a pension
" of $6,000 a year. Nobody can rise
up and say that Sir Wilfrid is not
a kind to'hireeelf." Now, every per-
son who knons anything about Sir
ahealian•
Anotber Big Combine.
• A combination of Toronto and
Montreal capitalists has been form-
ed for the purpose of securiag bet-
ter, control of the wholesale trade ill
trockery and glassware, and the old
established and well known firm of
Gowans, Kent and Co., Of Front st.,
east, Toronto, bas passed cett of ex-
ietance, ao faT as its present part-
ners are eonrcernedo and the business
will be conducted in the same place
Under the style of Gowans, Kent
and. Co.. Limited. a joint stock com-
pany liaving been incorporated at
Ottawa, with a capital of half a
million dollars, for the purpose of
taking over the establishment. ..It
is understood that the Montreal cap-
italists conceened are closely allied
with the A. T. Wiley Company, of
that 'city. The main object de • the
combination is to secure more points.
for' distribution, by which an 'im-'
mons° saving in freight rates can be
effected, as well as a readjustment
of the territory covered by trav-
elers which will prevent overlapping.
The .Winnipeg house og •Gowans,
Kent and Co. is included iltt the deal,
and it will be the headquarters ail
the aew company for the west.
One of the conditions' of the sale
is Said ,to be an agreement =by the
members of the present partnerehip
that they will not engage in any
similar business for a period of four
years from the date of the transfer.
This will further restrict the (num-
ber of firms engaged in the whole- buildings.
sale crockery business, which of —Mr. 3. W. Lyon, tbe well-known
late years has become confined to book publisher, of -Guelph, Ont.,
only a few concerns. Some few purchased a block of land in the
years ago there enere some 4fiftenn or western portion of the city of -Win-
sixteen firms in /the trade, but they nipeg, in 1888, for $12,000. He sold
have been drawing out gradually, part of it a few days ago for $100, -
until now .there are lent ifew left, 000, and the balances is valued at
about one in each of the largest$300,000. Mr. Lyon is a large re.al-
cities of the Dominion. The last to ty- owner in the west, controlling 500
man that he was of yore.
ati!***tatra..0111aaaltabl...
Imported Shire Horses.
:well in that country, but scarcity
of labor will be a 'difficulty.
—,The Moose Jaw Times says:
The sale of imported Shire horses Frank O'Neil, formerly of Bruce -
at the. Repository in Toronto iaet field, Huron county, harness and
week was a pronounced success, es- shoe merchant, whose business has
encialty as far as the mares and increased very much in the meet few
fillies. were concerned, all. of evhich years has taken in as partners
broUght good. prices on the a.veeage. Messrs. 4. C. Smith and J. A. Coop -
The stallions and. colts did. riot sell er, both of Whom have been employ -
quite so well, but even they bropght ed by Mr. O'Neil for some time. The
reasonable 'prices- and the consegn- 'firm will be known ad Frank O'Neil
ors, Messrs. John Chambers , aid 8c Co. Mr. Smith will be treasurer
Sons, of Holdenby, 'Northampton, ; and Mr. Cooper will be manager.
England, who are making this sale I —Mrs. Captain Kennedy, of Vir-
an annual event, have every treason den; Manitoba, was presented by
to, be satisfied with the figures the ladies of the town with a purse
fetched in the aggregate and on the of gold on her 80th birthda,y. Mrs.
average. Auctioneer Burns opened Kennedy is the widow of Captain
proceedings at 1.30 to an =assent- Kennedy, noted in by -gone years as
:blaze, fairly representative or the an able am -mender interested in Ar-
draufeht breeding interests of the tin exploration. As signifying the
province, among those prominent in deep esteem in which the venerable
attendance being W. E. Wellington, lady is held in Virden it may be
known as the leader in this type , noted that the presentation was
of horse. and Mrssrs. Gardhouse, of 61 I ao idaes ba sy t aj
e atoidnettoemorainnaaittiotones, of three
—Mr. Bowman, da farmer some
distance south of Humboldt, last
June sowed a field of twenty acres
with oats, which he intended for
green feed. At harvest time, how-
ever,' the crop looked so good that
he harvested it, and upon being
threshed ,returned Wm 920 bushels.
—Eighteen trains are beim; sent
east daily from Winnipeg, by the
Canadian. Pacific Railway, laden
chiefly with wheat. Every hour
during the day a train is sent east,
and many during the night.
—Threshing is well nigh over in
the Virden district and. a few more
days will see the tail ends of the
season's erop cleaned up. The av-
erage for the whole district, al-
thotigh scarcely so heavy as at -first
estimated, is well over 20 bushels
to the acre. There is a general com-
plaint that from one to three bush-
els an acre 'have been lost in hand-
ling, throigh shelling out; the
grain having ripened more rapidly
than it 4ou1d be harvested. One
feature og the season has, been the
splendid :yield secured by farraers
on the light sandy soil east of the
town. Twenty to twenty-five bushels
have been got this season from land
which in ordinary years could not
be relied uponeto produce ten.
Highgate and Weston, the Graham
Bros., of Claremont, Edward White,
sr.,: of Hamilton., representing Wm.
Ilendrie ; James Harris and Joseph
Russell, of Toronto; W. J. lEvans,
of Lawrenee Station ; W. J. 'Church,
of Arthur • ,! W. Pointer, of Both-
well ; D. 'McTavish, of Brucefield.
Messrs. Chambers, sons of the head
of &he consigning firm, were in the
ring after the sale, expressed them-
selves well satisfied with the we -
sults, although ebe prices efetehed
for the ;stallions hardly reached their
expectations. The average, how-
ever, was ahead of last year, the
21 offered, ever § one of which was.
sold, bringing a total. of $6,890, an
ay -el -age of a trifle over $328, which,
eonsidering that this is the back end
of the season, must be accounted un-
commonly good. The only two that
came this way was " Berrywood
Draymane' bay colt,three years old,
purchased by Tho. Skinner, of avlit-
chell, 'for $350, and " Tongo," ibay
colt, ',three years old, purchased by
Duncan McTavish, Brucefield, for
$340.
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How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cele.
• F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, 0. -
We, t he undersigned, have known
F. 3. Cheney for the last 15 roans,
and believe him perfectly honorable
mall business transactions, and fin-
ancially able to carry out any obli-
gations made by his firm.
Welding, Kinnan 8cdMarvin,
Wholesale D.ruggIsts, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh CU.TO is taken in-
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
yts tem. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75 cents per bottte. Sold
by all Druggists. -
Take Hall's Family Pills for ton-
stipation.
Manitoba and Northwest Notes
--Sir Charles Tupper presided as
Chairman at a lecture in Winnipeg
on Tuesday night op. Joseph Cham-
berlain by J. F. Dodsworth.
—Mrs. James Gilmour and family
returned home. to Moose Jaw lege
week, from California, to spend the
winter in that town.
—.Messrs. .Ed. Maynard and Wm.
Bissett, of Deloraine, Manitoba, re-
cently shot 81. ducks and four geese
at:the lake near that place in two
hours.
e)
—The Alberta Piortland Cement
company have boucklit 86 acres of
land for$17,000 in the east end of
Galgary. Land in Calgary must be
as good as ,gold.
—The . members of Zion Swedish
Lutheran church of 'Winnipeg, have
invited Rev. Mr. Ryden, of Texas,
to be their pastor. There is quite
large and flourishing congrega-
tion. —Eight horses belonging to thr e
farmers near Deloraine were kille
on the railway track, 4 miles fro
that place, a few days ago. The
got on the track and get stuck On e
bridge, and were run down by. th
engine..
—Mr; Stevenson, ot Nelson, Mani-
toba, has picked sixty barreils of ap-
ples from 'his orchard this season.
_Another farmer at Dauphin geld $1,-
500 dollars worth of strawberries,
and 3,600 pounds of honey.
—Miss Pauline Johnson, the fam-
ous Mohawk authoress and enter-
tainer, supported by Mr: -Walter Mc-
Raye, are now touring through
Southern Manitoba, and delighting
the people of the towns there by
-their entertainments.
—Mr. A. W. Tanner, of Caron, had
a narrow escape from losing his
big barn by fire lest Friday. They
were threshing oats and a big pile
of straw eve.s -thrown up against
the barn. This caught fire by a
spark from the engine. The , fire
was put out in time to save the
No -Poison in Chamberlam's
Cough Remedy.
From Napier New Zealand, Retread:
Two years tepee the Pharm'acy Board
of New South Wales Australia, thaid
an analiysis (made oi all the cough
medicines that were said in that
market. Out of the entire Ilse they
found !telly lone that they ;cleolared
was earterell dree from all !poisons.
This exception was Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, made by the Cham-
berlain Medicine Company, Des
Moine, Iowa, 1J. S. A. The a.bsence
of all narcotics makes this traneedy
'the Isates•t and best that can be had;
and it is witli a feeliing of secarity
that. any anther can give it to hex
littee ones. Chaeriberlain's Cough
Remedy is 'especially recommended
by its makers for coughs, colds,
croup aind riv'hooping c,,oughe This
remedy es gor sale day Alex. Wilson,
Druggist, ISea-f or th.
skisommiesemommersimow
—Copper refined in Canada is now
being /sent forward to China, to be
used with the coinage of that coun-
try.. This is probably the result of
the American boycott in China. One
shipment of 100,000 pounds of copper
has just been sent from Montreal to
China, and other shipments are to
follow.
—A peeuliar incident happened in
Winnipeg last week in connection
with the funeral of the late Mr,.
Lawler, governor of Winnipeg gaol
The !deceased official was ee Free
Mason and also a Roman Catholic,
although not in full communion.
The service was held in a Roro.en
Catholic church and interment made
in tbe Anglican eemetery. Three
hundred • prominent Masons attend-
ed. Judge Walker', J. A. M. Aikins,
K. C., and Sheriff Inkster acted as
pallbearers, and aftee eervice itt
the thurch signed what they imp -
posed was a certificate that the eter-
vice was -celebrated. It transpires
it was in reality a declaration that
Governor .Lawler had repudiated
Freemasonry. Not one of them read
it, and a sensation in Masonic cir-
cles is probable.
Higher Accountancy
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by taking in our original, complete
- Correspondence °aurae in
Chartered Accountancy
carefully prepsred and personally POO -
ducted by David Hoseioe, F. C. A., of Tor-
onto, Secretary Treaeurer C. A. Institute
for Onterio. Use spare time;
gob ready
far C. A. exeminations, and a better ealary.
Particulars free.
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W.HS
Instructor ..prihriawoip51
Central lewdness Oallege, Toronto.
Write for our regular echool catalegue
describing gtneral bueiness and abortheind
canna
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B ROYAL WARRANT, MIL ERS
N,R,H, THE PRIVOE OF WALES
The "Royal Household"
Brand on Flour is ydur
protection.
The " Royal Household" brand on a
barrel or bag of flour means that Ogilyies
guarantee that flour to be the best—that if
it is not satisfadtory you may retum it and get
your money back.-
Ogilvies stand behind every pound of flour
that bears their "Royal,Household" Brand.
That is your prote0on.
Moa people do not realize the necessity of
absolute purity in flour—great care is taken to
use only pure milk, pure water, etc., but flour,
that one thing that t.orrnstle greategt part of
their food, is t -ken on thince—but they are
learning better.
As Royal Household Flour is the only
flour in this country thoroughly purified and
sterilized by eleetricity is it not worth while
to give it at leagt at trial.
It bears the tamp of the most responsible
makers. You can have no better guarantee
than the Ogilvie Flour Mills Co.
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monis.. Night Sweats; General
Wea.kness,Consumption.Bron-
chills. Loss of flesh. Short
Brea.thing. Chills a.nd Fever,
Coldness of the Lin-ibs, Obsti. -
nate Coughs and Colds, Stop4t.
Waste of Lung Tissue.
THIS BOY CIJRED
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November, r902, °
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the time he was gen
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mond.. The effect was wonderfil We saw
difference in two days. Our boy is well and street.
now and able to enjoy life to the full, andlas not'
taken a drop of medicine since that dine.
lARA., A. 0.FISHER,, Newmarket, Ord...
FLO-1
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PSYCH! N E
(Pronouneed Si -keen)
Naar.
For Sala at all drug stores. If it so happens 'bah
your druggist hasn't Psychlo& in seine. oren•
write for a free sample to Pr. T. A. Slomm,A
°Lted, reo King street west, Toronto, Canes's.
$1.60 Per Bottle
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OG ago we realized that the baking and roast-
ing qualities of the oven of a range are of
greatesi-importance to the range user. We brought
our knowledge, gained by years of experience, to bear
on thisione point. The result was the Imperial
Oxford Diffusive Oven Flue. With this exclusive
feature, the Imperial Oxford stands to -day the most
perfect baking and roasting range on the' market:*
After getting this mot important feature of a range
to such a point of petfection we natumIly did not
neelect any other improvement which could add to
the working of the range. These improvements
were incorporated in the
fin elicit Oxford Range
because they added to the life of the range,simplifie.d its operation or economized fuel.
Of these improvements the draw -out
oven rackis one which will instantly appeal
to flte cook. Th2 handle of this rack is
outsic143e ranee—always cool enough to
held with the bare hand. By peeing this
handle forward anything roasting: in the
oven may be drawn out onto the oven
shelf to be basted, without touching the hot
pan or reaching into the oven. The same
epplice to the testing of bread, cake or p;es.
We would like you to see the Imperial
Oxford leenge. If your dealer doesn't
handle it, write us for illustrated literature
and the adclrees of the nearest dealer who
does. ie
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Man's Best Friend Deserves Man's Sestdrrealment
For his many ailments there isnothingbetterthan
the following Clydesdale Remedies, made from the Purest
of ingredients, and sold under a positive guarantee
of satisfaction or money cheerfully refunded by dealer.
• Heave Cure one package Oa Cureis the quietest and
will often cure a slight vs; est remedy for sore shoulders,
attack; six packages will eJliar galls. Cures while working.
cure nearly every case. Dals.am Pine 1-iealin.g 011 for
Embrocation Liniment, no oche or lmnise A, burns, cuts, scalds is a
pain cau escape its peuetrating mai venom remedy.. it soq.lieS
effect. and cleanFes.
Tar Foot Remedy, keeps the hoof Colic Cure gives immediate
in a soft natural condition. relief and should always be bandy
Worm Powder does the business. t will save ninny a boae.
It cleanses anti purifies the horbe's Carboline Antiseptic means
clean stables.
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FEED CLYDESDALE STOCK FOOD.
CLYDESDALE STOCK FOOT) COMPANY, LIMITED,
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—FOR SALE BY—
Seaforth. W. Neal
Staffa. G. 03. Ballard
Erneefield. John Walsh
Walton.
Clinton.
Learn Dressmaking by Mali
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withcut using paper patterns. I will send for trial, fretpf charge to any part of Can-
ada, the Elite Tailor System and filet lessen consistieg of hew to take rneseuree, cut and
fit a perfect waist and sleeve for any lady. Course ot Icemen taught in 2 weeks or until
you are perfectly eatineed, to be paid by cash or instalmentplan.- Gold Medal St..
Louie 1904. .Ara. Wm, Sanders Dreseenitting schooi, Stratford, Ont., Caned%
SPhCIAL NOTICE.—I will pi3reone1ly teach olassen thee complete mail courae,
on the let and 3rd Monday of each month in -Stratford only, last clang commencing -Dec -
comber 4th. All wishing to learn at echool write or see me at my office, Market Place,
opposite City Hall, on Saturdays only, Boardipg found for strangers. I guarantee to
give the mime satisfaction by mail in your own home as it echool.
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IN CURING A COLD
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You have often heard people eay: " Its oelee
a cold, a trifling cough," but many a life history
would read different if, on the first appearancv-
of a cough, it had been remedied with
-DR. WOOD'S NOR-
WAY PINE SYRUP.
It is a pleasant, safe and effectual remedy,.
that may be confidently relied upon as a spe,cific
for Cooghs and Colds of all kinds, lioarsene:*,
Sore Throat, Pains in Meet, Asthma", Bronchitis,
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Mrs Stephen E. Strong. 13erwick, NS+
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grand medicine, always giving quick r,Aief.
would not be without a bottle of it in the
house."
Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup is put up in rt. -
yellow wrapper. Three 'lop Trees is the trade
mark and the nrice 25 cents at all dealers.
licfuse substitutes. Demand Dr. Wood's and
Eet, it.
McKillop Directory for 1905.
DANIEL MANLEY, Reeve, Beachwood P. O.
gositiLAND. Councillor, Walton P. 0.
MtqUAID. Councillor, St. Columben P. 0,
CHARLE4 LITTLE, Councillor, Winthrop P. O.
JOHN M. GaVENIAXIK, eauncetor,winterop P.
MICHAEL IdUEDIE, Clerk, Winthrop P. 0.
DAVID IL ROSS, Tres.aurer, Winthrop I'. 0.
SOLOMON S. SHANNON, J. P. Sanitary irepectore
Winthrop P. 0,