The Huron Expositor, 1906-04-20, Page 29
nd an nor Cepon tea alone
produces the Red Rose Jailor
7"1. 0 produce a tea with the 'rich fruity flavor"
of Red Rose Tea from either Ceylon or
Indian alone is hnpossible.
Neither Indian nor Ceylon in itself possesses
the Red Rose flavor, but combined in proper
proportions they produce the "rich fruity flavor
that has made Red,Rose Tea famous—that makes
Red Rose Tea the only tea used in any home
where it is once tried.
ren ispooltor
FRIDAY, iihpril 20, 1906.
-1?he.,t of the Future'?
We are living in a fast age and it
might be 'well to pause Dar a mom-
ent and ask oarselves: What ;of the
tfuture Whither are 'twe drifting-?
If some (enterprising people in this
(country 'have their way, the 'Gov-
ernments of the oduntry will soon
own and control everything in
sight and the people nothing. . If
the Dominion Govermrient is to own
and operate all the trunk dines of
railway, the telegraph and 'tele-
•alhone and the iexpress systems and
the Provincial 'Government own and
operate all the (feeder iries of steam
=and electric 'railways; develop, trans-
mit and distribute the electrical 'en-
ergy to klrive all the machinery of
the country, trine the railways and
warm. the buildings and even Gook
the victuals of the (people, and in
• addition mine and snamrfa.ctuire, all
the minerals, !what is there left for
• private enterprise and -private cap-
• ital. This is the goal aimed at by
many a'gitators in this oountry.
Under such a system the people,
who Should be masters, would be-
come the 'servants and serfs of the
gov-erning bodies ta.s rn Rusdia and
these governing bodiei avauld soon
beeome as deapotio, asooxrtipt and
as extravagant as the rulers of the
most corrupt and despotic :European
countries. Once the 'people get fair-
ly enmeshed in the tolls they would
be helpless to Tree themselves. .As
in Russia even (revolution woad(' toot
free them;
It is !possible the people of, en-
lightened -Canada (would not permit
themselves to be 'brought to (such
•depths, lout the tendency is in that
(direction and there is even now
danger ofthe tpresent clamor for
State ownerahip !of all public (util-
ities, forcing 'G,overiaraents to assume
works •and reaponsibilities for
whichthey were never designed
under our System and tor which
they are by aio means well qualified.
!Under this clamor our Governments
may oe Toned into -enterprises from
which they will not be able to 're-
cede withiout a great deal of dif-
ficulty and at ruinous oost to thai
people. There is not raunh danger
of the Dominion Government 'ander
the present pradeat and coolshea.do_
ed leaderehip. but it does seem as
if our !Ontario Government are in
danger of being stampeded by these
blatant agitators.
It is ;quite true that in the past,
oar Governments, both =Dominion and
Provincial, have given to corpora-
tious rights and powers which sthey
should not have had and these, in
some instanies, have= been •abused
and the !corporations '.\\t'\hus tailored
.havc Shown a disposition to impose
- upon the publio. But a section of
our people now seem inclined to go
as far in the opposite direction.
They want (all powers and 'privileges
withdrawn from the 'corporations
and centred in the Governraents.
• They say itlb.e !corporations are iatak-
ing profits that should go . to the
people and they are endeavoring to
wrest from the people rights and
privileges will cih the people should
not part twith. Renee they say the
Government must assume all the
franchises, run all the enterprises
and thus Gomm the people all
the profits which 'now go to the
corporations. This all sounds ;very
plausible when 'Only one =side of the
question is considered. But in
order to get juatice from ithe cor-
porations it is not necessary to wipe
them out 'entirely and or the Gov-
ernment to assume the functions s
which they now perform, There is p
.-atot a corporation or oompany that n
is now serving the coantry that is ,
not npw or can not be placed under u
direct Government control. Hence c
if they are not performing the sera
vices for which they are (designed
to the satisfaction and advantage of
the people, it is the fault of the peo-
ple themselves as represented by °,
their representatives in Parliginent.
Mr any (corporation .which Jereroys a De
• public franchise as ;reaping an ID"- u
*We profit from that franchise or :111
is not giving the very best service ;
possible, the 'Government have full ;
power u.nder the laws of 'the land to I
make such corporation or company la
/disgorge its (profits and walk (up to ',a
the mark • in point of !service. To J °
have this alone it is aaat at all airc.;.
essary, as is now being agitated, •„n
for the Government to take over
that particular !industry and run it
itself. For example, as if!the mat-
ter of the developnaenti,i distribtu-
lion and sale of electrical 'power
from Niagara Falls, it is not neces- P
...Fury for • the 'Government to take a
;charge of that st apciaduseits work b
in order that juatice may be dealt P'
out to the !people. Private enter- R
prise can do it far better and linore
;cheaply. The Government now thane fr
full control. All they require •to 8
do is to 'stipulate the 'price at whieh a
• the tervice "Should be furnished,the co
stature of !the service be be rendered, St
is good Tea
T. 11. EiStalbr001I8
St. John, N.B., Torontore Winnipeg
and privafte ;enterprise do 'the
rest. If these tatipulatione are net
enforced that as the fatult of the o
mentory greem 'among intern 'for many
a (year. The hbarge has ;sometimes
O4 been field ;against mem.bers 'of the
tIess, ithau Trona,. 032,580,000 ix
3 , 0,063, ',while the deficit csernot
oes thetn 020,000,603, and May go
over430,000,000. The report orys,1
th*t ouch a service were epitab-
lathed fin Canada the annual deficit
wild amount Ire millions of dollars,
'the !greater portion Of the burden
failing upon ithe ' agricultural popu-
lation. The !report !closes with the
!statement that. in the opinion of
t
the wo officials the time has not
arrived tfor the Canadian postoffice
department Ito enter upon a rural
free delivery etirviee.
teetee....._erem
•
About Prince Arthur
- AND HIS ATTENDANTS.
41.*•••.....
The following about Prince Ar-
thur, 'King Edward's 'faval
orite eph-
eer, who is at present (tearing
thirou.gla Canada, will ioe tof (interest
to our readers. The Pr nce arriv-
ed tat ,Vancouver a oceapl of weeks
)I
ago, from (japan. He visi ed eeveral
of the leading centres In ,ritish Col-
umbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and
(Manitoba, land ,is avow in Ontario
and will be entertained in the lead-
ing 'settles of this .Provinee and in
•the sister Province of Quebec 'before
fr
his `Ideparture 'om this 'country,
The Prince as returning' from his
visit to :japan, 'whither he was sent
by 4King Eaward to invest the Mik-
ado with the Order of ithe .Garter.
Such 'missions are ;not ;always easy
to perform sueeesafully tint Prince
Arthur rwas 'quite equal to 'the
task, and ;when be left the Japanese
shoees be bad Made a place Mor"him-
aelf tin "the 'hearts of that ;wonderful
no-tin 'th.at evill serve ' o keep ,h is
Government, and not the weakne
of the 'system. W1hy then 'assume:a
the risks and mespongbilities • Of Id
inq the twork themselves. The on
object we can see tor doing so elS
to grasp additional power and pm
montage.
The Canadian Tacific Railway an
the political patronage "it afforde
!kept Sir John'Oilacdionald in 'power
!until his Ideath, and it would have
kept him lin Power until the pres-
lent day, lad the lived. The Iconatnao-
,- tion of It -he Eastern section. of the
Grand Trunk ;Pacific 'Railway will
. keep Sir Wilfrid !Laurier in power
; (until t -he twork is eompleted. If 'Mr.
Whitney and his Government are
permitted to undertake &he mining
and ntanufactwring of the mineral
reaources of lthe province ; the de-
velopment, transmission =and sale or
the electrical intergy -of 'I -Niagara
Falls, and the 'running Of electrical
railways, he an ;retain power for
the rest (of this life. But, if this
were the !worst of it, twe migtht snot
complain. The proilrice. will
plunged into tin immense debt land
loss, and klemsoralization twill ensue.
PThe present as a critical moment.
The people Isihould. !tread •carefualy,
and not allow themselves to be atana-
pelted by the (agitators. .There is alo
necessity P,Or it. If the Govern -
meets cannot 'control the oorpota,a
time they will not be able to (con-
trol the enterprises ;which the :cor-
porations now, (control. What the
people shpauld insist upon is Priv-
ate Enterprise' and efficient Gov -
eminent control. • The iGovernment
,might as well einelertale to term all
the public binds las to do the training
and electrical ideveloping. The re-
sult would lbe the same in the end.
Whateiaer benefits (were going.wotild
go to the (grafters, the poll c
healers, and the large centres of
trade, and the temerion (people in the
rural districts weald have to pay
the pipers while the ether fellows
.darrced.
asenanneeeseemee
Not ,liCioking Hard.
Referring to the Hotel -keepers'
deputation, =which waited on the Do-
minion ,Government some days ago,
to !protest against • certain clauses
lY rbyai tamily-th.at rthey are by X110
means coraely raoe. Prinoe Ar-
thur:, illawefer, as quite good (look -
is tall and well anado, 'and ;has
t-
(1 fair hair a.nd blne eyes that have
d been' lassomated 'from 'tune immem-
orial with the Anglo-Saxon.• .
In His 24th Year.
Prince Arthur Frederick Albert
Patealck was born January 13, .1883,
• and is the *only eon of Prince 'Ar-
thur and Princes Louts, Duke and
Duchess tof Oonnau.ght, &tighter of
Prin e Frederick Charles of Prus-
sia. 0 39 a grandson cif the late
prinee consort. sHe is the only son
di,
,of the Duke of Co naught, wto is
certeiely 'one 'of t e moat popular
members of the r .,yal family. His
sisters 'are ;the Pnincess Gustav of
Sweden, tvvto was -married only a-
bouta year ago, and Princess Pat-
ricia; or "Patsy,".. as those who
kncet ther best are permitted to call
'nen alley 'have =always been a mast
tenderly rattaehed grou.p, with that
love 1 of "the simple life" which en
many (members of the royal family
:possess.
Prince Artlitir is the favorite neph-
ew of the Xing, whomhe represent-
ed tat the ;marriage of the Crown
Prince of 'Germany. Everyone knows
• how 'gallantly he 4andwetred the call
for men that Tang out when the
South African mar began, and how
he was attacked swith dysentery and
invalided home. ;Many, stoo,'-will re-
member ithat at the 'time of the
death sof ;the late Dake of Saxe -Co-
burg and 'Gotha, sor the Duke of
Edinbugh, as the 'wee known in the
British Isles, the duchy was offnr-
ed .to ,Prince Arthur. Despite his
Teutonic blood, 'however, the young
airince (did not care at all tor the
idea ,of occupying a German throne,
so the ;crown passed to the, next in
,claim, the 'young Duke of Albany.
An Amusing Incident.
An amusing 'story is ;fold of the
;prince's experiences when the, went
over ite ;the duchy. He is an enthus-
iastic tennis ;player, and during his
visit. he ;indulged several times lin
this (spoil.. When be reached (home a-
gain the 'remarked ;to a friend with
some disgust : ” I couldn't go there,
you. know, When Iplayed tennis they
had guard's *stationed ail around the
court to pick nip the balls," There is
no doubt that at present, and es-
fpecially since King Alfons() 'has of-
fered this 'hand 'and heart to Prin-
ces ,Ena of •Battenberg, he en.loys
the (distinctton of being the (most
eligible ibachelor in 'Europe.
He is an accomplished athlete ovitli
a preference ,fior polo and tennis.
He (can ,ride his horse terms country
with any man, and is, indeednjust a
simple, (unaffected young English-
man, with ;the 'Englishman's hanker-
ing 'after the open air life _ a love
of (clean ,sport and of tfair play, one
whom this ,cou,ntry, remembering the
evil (courses 'of the days of this grace-
less ancestor, George ay., "the first
gentleman sin Europe," may well
feel proud ;to ;claim as their own.
in 'Ulf: new liquor bill, the Toronto
Star Gallery. Meek sizes up the sit-
uation as follows:
"The liquor men's deputation,one
thousand (strong, • is still a lively
topic. One of 'the most striking things
about at was its cigars. Every fifth
,man was (pulling away at a weed as
they came up the broad Walk to the
Parliament buildings. - When they
got to the foot of the kerand otair-
case they all shed their smokes. .A,f-;,
ter they shad gone the little nage
boys picked gip two hundred and
sixty ebuttst ranging in choiceness
from diolapalooza Maduros 'to Zorra
Laddies, 'with oork insoles and Span-
ish Onions made of Essex (county to-
bacoo and Tewkesbury 1111118tard. The
reckless way in which theserig rs
i.
weft least asides a sure Nign he
trade is not swffering. As a mat- er
of fact the 'hotelmen are not kicking
very (hard. They ifteurish on a sha-
man weakness, and -they know they
have gat to be good. If tbey %hadn't
interviewed the Government the Do-
minion Alliance would have said
they .were only two well pleased with
the bilhand might even have charged
that :the 'Government was in the li-
quor !interest. It was' good poli-
tics all Tonna to, make a murmur.
It gave Hanna a chance to tell them
that what the said he. Stuck to-hthat
he was, in ;short, no Harinanias."
The Clock generally strikes the
right (hour sat tbe right time,.
The Toronto /3tar says: "It is said
hat R. R. Gainey will be ,a, member
of the nommiseion which it is under-
thod that the Governmenteis toaAn-
dint to ;conduct the mining bitssi-
OSS lin the .Gilliesiiinit. He May
e the ;chairman." f Heaven help the
ommission land the mining busi-
ness, land 'the .Gillies limit will need
help even snore. At .th.e present rate
f -going, ,the Province will Soon be
ntirely Irma by commissions, and
here will be ;nothing left for the
eople's (representatives to do bat
raw !their salaries. There is the
ining toaaraission, the Temisoaming
ailway commission, the - Niagara
ower 'commission, the electric rail -
ay tommiesion, the education com-
ission, the ;university commission,
nd svo do not knew bow many
thers. When all those eommis-
ions iget going wdrat a grand car-
ival (the ;Tory heelers and grabbers,
oth (high and JIOW, Will have. The
=omissions will get the cream,and
he people ;the ovhey.
..........._
-aT.he Postmaster General recently
resented to the 'Howse of Commons
report Of the investigation made
y Mr. Wm. Smith, secretary lof the
ostoffice department, and -Mr. Geo.
oas, thief postoffice ' superintend-
nt, into the workings of the rural
'ee 'delivery service in the ,United.
bates. According to present plans,
nd at the ;present rate of pay, the
st ,of the serviee to the dfnitett
des (this (year will Certainly be
•
Mr. Pope. •
Mr. (Pope, who repreeents the(Do-
n on govern the royal
miion matent
party, is 'the Chesterfield la the civil
service. He 48 a Prince Edward ds -
lander, and Ter many years filled the
position of private secretary to
Sir 'John A. Macdonald. His literary
attainments tare considerable. Mr.
Pope has written a number of inter-
estieg historical articles which have
been printed by the Royal So-
eiety of Canada. His wife is a daugh-
ter of Chief ;Justice Taschereau'of
the (suers/ale Ociart of 'Canada. M.
Pope's biograpby of. Sir John A.
Macdonald is a well knOwn work.
•,Lord 'RedesdOe.
In attendance coo PAIince Arthur
is Lord ,Redesdale: =He is a Baron
and possesses the' same dual fanirry
naines as the Earl of Redesdale
whom d knew well by paine and re-
pute ebetween ;forty anjl fifty years
ago. Mlle twq (names Jare (Freeman
,Mitford. Our norning eisitor has in
addition the Chtistian!l prefaces of
Algetiatin'iiertram."
So isaid one who lived in .Glouces-
tershire, 'well nigh half a century
since He had heard mach of the
then Lord Redesdale, who 'vas a man
much beloved but eccentric in some
ways. Anecdotes were rife arou,nd
Chipping :Norton, .Burtonoon-the-
water, and at all meeting's of 'the
Iletbrup ' :(so promitinced) bounds
by the (cover side, of the ',last good
thing; said :Or done by the Earl. For
although la baron created in 1802
yet in 1877 he was an earl. This title
became 'extinct in 1886. The Ear). had
some 'great influence with. the man-
agement of the greythorpe fox
hounds, and ei the!provided the
mounts tfor, huntsman and whipa, or
aided iMr. Hull, ;M.P., the brewer,
of Oxfotd, and niaater of the pack,
in (providing the hoands themselves.
Now rfoi 'one of the. (covert side tales
told tby the Earl of Redesdale. It
was oommon report that, except
when swearing 'the handsome green
uniLorm •of the Heythrope club or
at Ionic great function w,hiela called
for other scostume than those in or-
dinary use, ;he dressed in London
ike butl�r ancL in the leo try
Inter a 'gamekeeper. Lord Ilyb on,
the author Of 'The Laett- of the ; re
one.' and many Other great works of
.fictinte ,was in 'the great city. II.rd
Redead'ale ;went tto tall upon blm on
dome (political business shortly be-
fore noon. Lytton s servants were on
board twaiges. ICniowl,ng that the
great author kept his Teed very late,
the thairma.n of the committee of
the House sof ;Lords (for each *as
Redesdale) thud written a note t'c be.
'sent rap ibo th.e lted1100yn, if the oc
pant thereof liad- 'not left it 1A.
ring at the bell outside broagh a
un'an in 'livery be 'the labor. "Is L
Lytton in "Yes, Wan the re ly,
but he is 'in bed." With this he
extol:Ikea the mailer's dress, and o-
ticed !that this attire was not t
which indicated high rank. The is-
itor (politely asked that the letter
be taken nip to Lord !Lytton. "WdJL
look aierii. pny anaxa" said the elle in
ivery,, we are on board wages, lut
if iyou Will take this jug and atm v.-
- ter to that pub.' opposite, and 4et
this (filled 'with beer, and here i
abiglinig "for tit, il will take air; t1he
note." Cheerfully )(lid Redesdale talke
• the (jug and ;crossed the street to
_the tpublic house. In the meantiMe
the iservant went up to Lyttion'a
room and ldelivered the note to the
truant Whereof, who was dreisitig.
The le'tter 'simply asked the greal
author itio see his friend Redesdale.'
"Show Dord tRedesdale -up at one."
-shivering ,with alarm and fear the
wretohed Iflunkey went down and
'met :Lord Redesdale with the dug
full of filoazaing ale at the door. iHe
blurted oust apology Ober apology,
but was (met witi the daufghing reply
"That is all ei It„ it is a poor in n
that 'won't bell) another, so jUbt
give me a glass of that ale before a
go sup to ;your na'a(Ster, and here is a
' bob 'Dor arm to get it 'refill di
presently." 'The present lortl,Reae
dale was created in 1902 a baron, af-
ter la, most distinguish.ed. literary
and diplomatic eareer.
Manitoba and Northwest Not s
-A Icontract twas let fon an iV
800 ischool at Manton, Alta.
-The !municipal Jtelephone serva
in Hartney as naw in fUlf3:84
-The !curtain (Der the stage 11
Dauphin's new town hall will co t
A350.
-Hartney trate-'payers voted on
06,000 by-l-aw to +complete their $1
000 'town
* '-Robert ilCinnan, Of Cottonwoo
Sask., has ;sold ;halt qf his 080 at e
farm for 01125,000.
-Large, twell •broken 'oxen e n
now be bought in North Battlefo di
for from, 6150 to 4200 per ,yerke.
--Oats &or feed are now 40 cen
per bushel in Battleflord and tea o
can 'not be engaged for less a n -
M.0 !per kla.y.
-Mr. ifrank IStaffin before lea
ing (Elgin.. Manitoba, for Strassbur
Saskatchewan, was igivvn a go d
• Masonic ring.
-Messrs. F. P. N-ewtoh and A.
Armitage lhav=e (purchased the Jac
son Weatherstone terra, ;consfating .f
480 acres, near Winnipeg, tor All, -
500. „
-The ifarmere who left Carmen
district, Manitoba, last week re-
quired 15 scars Ito carry their ef-
fects to their new homes in Sas-
katchewan.
-On leaving iVirden for Peach -
land, (British Columbia, Mr. Frank
Wilaox, of IVird=en, was presented y
the' tiVfethodist (church with a bea
Ufa]. !solid gold 'chain and dock t.
He was 'choir leader.
—Many- of "the elder eettlers
Southern 'Manitoba are selling Ott
and goilig Ofurther west Ito tg-et more
land. Five (families 'deft Pilot Mound
in one day last week.
-Four trains, carrying over taro
thhutaand settlers arrived in ' C41 -
glary one day labt week. They garlic
from the 'western States and tOin-
tart°.
-John and Robert Pollack, of
Elm Creek, (and formerly 'of Mord n,
'be6ore !leaving dor the old eount y
vere leach presented swith a iit
ase.
--On 'leaving Maiden to enter
to
11
a
the Winnipeg general ;hospital
train (Dor a nurse, ;Miss M. 'Patio
was (presented with a purse ay
filled 'with gold =mins,
-The recent strike of •tne etr et
ear employees ;of Winnipeg, which
lasted about (ten days is %estimated
• to shove cost #70,000 over $40,000 of
which (falls on the Company.
-Miss (Ethel a Colling, ;of Ripley,
Ontario. (was' !married at the home
iof 'Mr. and Mrs. 3. Lee in Virden, on
the nOth alt., to Mr. IE. A. Mitchell'
of Winnipeg, a leading druggist of
that laity.
-Rev. IA. Hood, pastor of Clegg
Presbyterian chur oh in Southern
Manitoba, on aeaving (for La Rix-
iere, was given a gold docket sand
chain tby 'members of the 'oongrega-
don.
-Tho Central 'hotel 1 Eaterhazey,
' Saskatchewan, (has been sold to ,
A. Shields ,for $16,000. This is t e
third time this hotel has thong a
hands twithin a year and each time
at Ian advanced •prim.
-Mr.. C. IF. Rumsey and Miss Mae
Thompson, both of Meaford, On-
tario, (were (married in Wi#nifieg
Th'ursd'ay of dast week. They le
the !city immediately tor their new
home tin Carman, Manitoba.
-Before (leaving thor 'British 0 J-
umble Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dale, f
Portage 'Plains, were presented wi
.handsome (oak 'cabinet of ehased
silverrand George 'and Ruth iDa e
a ,watch, and ;bracelet respeetively.,
-A 'local option by-law was rat d
on in the town of Carman last twee
1
and evas defeated. It requires two-
thirds of the 'votes in favor Of the
by -taw to earry it. Of , these 169
wort givei an -favor of the by-tas
and 142 against it.
-.I. W. Daly, a farmer sin Math
"dropped dead ion the street in 'Mole
• den, la /few days ago, He had dinn r
at la 'hotel And was on this way to
luw office Iwhen the fell (senseless o
the aide (weak. Deceased !was
fifty (years of .age. and 'came Co
den on the morning train, in 'to
neetion swith school 'ratters 1fo
Mather.
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The children #annot possibly have good health 1
kale
1 unless the bowels are in proper c ndition. A
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sluggish liver gives a coated tongue, bad breath,
constipated bowels. Correct all these by giving
small doses of Ayer's Mils. Genuine liver pills,
n gently laxative, all ve etable, sugar4 ated.
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BISSELL 3 DRUM STEEL OLLER
Has Draught Bracket giving low flOwe-
hitell and removing ail nook weight Solid
Pressed Steel Heeds of a special shape in
all the Drums. Pine Large Aztt-Frialoo
Boilers used in Boaringe. No centre
bearing to out, squeal or grid. • None
genuine without the name "BISSELL." 1-
-Inquire of your Agenkor addresa
T. E. BISSELL; ELOA, OT.
Write for Booklet "M".
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Dr. Montgomery
The .Expert Shadow Test Specialibto will resume his 09uri3e �f Lectures -a
THE ROBERTS DRUG STORE ON •
•Wednesday, iApril 18th
Pe has been engaged to teach his systetn of eigit testing to our Mr,
Jack Roberts, who will, in the futtire have eharga of our optical department.
While Dr, Montgomery is with us his service 3 will be
••Fires to The Public.
His skill is wonderful, He looks into the eye and measures the defeet
be it great or small. This engagement begins on Wednesday, April 18th and
continues two weeks only. Every day fram 9 a. m. to 9 p. rn., iree examin-
ations of the (334.8 will be conducted in our New Optical Room by Dr, Mont-
gomery personally, who is Canada's most gifted specialist in eye sight testing
and spectacle fitting. This is a grand opportunity and we fully believe that
the public will appreciate our efforts -and come in large numbers and make
this an !occasion long to be remembered by those who suffer from defective
eight. Those who require glasses pay for matb/ial only. If you are not inter-
ested, please show this to some one who may need help for the eyes. Dr.
Montgomery straightens cross eyes with glasses. We are now booking ap-
pointments.
THE J S. ROBERTS DRUG • STORE
SEA FORTH.
YR TT - 20
AUCTION SALP.S.
TGAGE sax of Farm Lan& in lay
ehip.-Under and by virtue 41 the powe
in a vertain mortgage, whieh has been
and will be produced -at the time of fade
offered for sale by public atietior on Tu
h day of April, 1003, at one o'cloek
moon, at Robert Johnston'e hotel, in the
Zurich,by E. Bossenberry, Esquire, atee
the following, property, namely :--the North
Lot No. Five (5), m the Lake Road West von
of the Townehip of flay, in the County of
The property eonoiets of 527, acres of fit ,t -c
-wowed faain lande, and is all tieared and d
The premises aro built upon, are close to post
schoolm, eliurehes and markets and often A
o portunity to anyone looking for a desimbl
20 per cent, of the purchase money
paid down ,it the time of sale and the balanc
paid within; twenty days thereafter. If eati
arrangements are come to, immediate pos,ess
be given and part of the purchase nioney (tin
on mortgage. Further particulars and eaudi
sale will he made known on the day of sale an
be procured in the meantime from the mule
Dated at Seatorth this 411 day of April, 1900.!
BAYS, Vendor's Solieitor ; E. BOSSENT
Auctioneer. 1
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SALE,
QHORTHORN BULL FOR SALE. --For
Thorbred Shorthorn Bull, red in eolor
months old. Apply on Lot 24, London Road,
eremitli, or address Brucelield P. 0.3 W. R. BM
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SHORTHORN nux.r. FOR SALE --For
Shorthorn Bull, 19 mordhs old; a good a
Apply on Lot 24, Concession 7, MeKillop, or
MCRDIE, Winthrop P. 0., One,
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HORTHORN BULL FOR SALE. -For
Thorobred Shorthorn Bali,
s
17 month oid
red, w'th a little white. Prieeright. Apply
13 Ocelicesolon st, Tuckersmith or address 5
le P. 0.,Wal. OARNOCIIAN. '
19814
T _MOBSTER SHEEP AND SHORTHORN 0
_Li FOR SALM-The undersigned has for sa
eral Thoiobred Leicester Sheep and Durban]
of both eexee. Address Egmondville P. ta„ or
at faun, MW Road, Tuckesmith. ROBERT
TERS & SONS. •
i10B sitee,-5 Young Shorthorn Bulls, nt
and heifers, choice anitaals,and of A 1
also one general purpose and 1 agricultural
they are 5 years old, sound and good workers.
the lowest and terms to side. Also 20th
and Black Tartarian oats, clean, for seed.
311LNE, Ethel, Ont. - 1
QHORTHORN CATTLE -Seven firsteclass
bulls, 2 from Imported cows, for sale at
ate prices and on easy terms.; good young co
heifers lass for gale. An interested are eordia
vited to inspect the herd. Fano adjoins too
distance telephone to farm. Vilite 1 r cote
H. SMITH, Exeter. 1
Ti EGISTERED STOOK FOR SALE. -The
Lb aigned offers for sale on Lot 27, Cone
Plibbert townehip, a number of heifers and
cows with calves nt foot, lryearling bull, 1 Ber
bear 9 months old, a right good Knimal. The
stock are MI registered in the National Stock
cords.- Prices moderate,terms easy, visitors wel
DAVID HILL, Staffa P. 0, 1
SHORTHORNS, -Choice bred bulls and fen
different nes for sale, about two down to
from. Primo reasonable, Hod now head
" Countsylvanue" (56900). He is got by the
scoteh bred imported stock on both sides,stoosy
red in color, and well set on short kgs. TermS:--
re,listed cows $5 insured; others on appli
Visitors vreleome. JOHN ELDER, liensall
and Station.
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TOR SALE OR TO RENT.
CIRASS FARM TO RENT. -To rent, Lot 17,
cession 4, lieliillop, 100 acres in grass. IV
rented for a term of years. Apply to
MORROW BROS., Seaforth.
. Pasruss FARM To RENT. -East half o
17, Ooneesaion 8, McKillop, to rent for
Good grass farni. Apply at Tilt ExPOStr011, 0
Seaforth. 1
GRASS FARM TO REM -East half of
• Conceseion 3, alcKillop, good pastain
Will be rented for a term of years. Apply on
Concession 3, MeKillop. F. J. fileQU,AID, St.
umbel.' P. 0.
TO LET -The undersigned will rent his la
the Luke Shore to a good tenant for a te-
five }Tare. The farm consists of 210 seres of
land,, nearly all under cultivation and in good
dition. For full terms and, particulars apply at
DANIEL SMITH, St. Joseph P. O. 1981.
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rrIMBER AND LUMBER FOR SALE. -For
i. quantity of barn timber, square and in len
tif from about 8 to 50 feet, also a quantity of
hemlock lumber, plank and scantlitg. Parti
tending to build during the coming eeason will
it to their advantage to roll and see it on Lot
Concession 5, IffeKillop. JAMES LOCILHART..
1930
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IMPORTANT NOTICES.
"DULL FOR SERVICE, -The undersigned b
.1..) his farm, 2nd Coneeseion ot McKillop,
Roxboro, that well known Aberdeen Polled A
Dull. He is too well and favorably known to re
comment. Terms, $1, payable .I.M111207 1st,
R. G. MURDIE. 1999
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The Celebrated
English Cocoa.
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An admirable food, with
its natural qualities intac
hic excellent Cocoa main-
tains the system in robust.:--
Y...ealth, and enables it to resiet
•wiuter's extreme cold.
The Most Nutrl
and Economical.
LUMBER
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Money to Lon!
Private and Company funds to lo‘ on Real
security at lowest ell trent rates of interest.
A, A, WATT,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
Brucelleld, Ontario
959-tf
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
AB pere6ne haying any claim apinst Ibe late Jo
S. Roberts are requested, on or before the 4th day
May, 11)99, to send full particulars of theinsaid ehs
to
• MRS. J. ROBERTS, Seaforth.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
All persons indebted to the estate of t
John S. Roberts are requested to eall at the st
Seaforth, on or before the above mentioned dat
settle their accounts.
11108-4 MRS. 3, H. ROBERTS, Seaforth.
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Cook's Cotton Root Com. I
The great Uterine Tonle, 4.1
only safe effeetuat 7 -Son
Regulator on which wasen
depend. Solilin three derc
of strength -No. 1, 1-
10 degrees stronger 3i
for Rectal cases,
Sold D.,v rat gal
prepaid en £003,Pt Priee
Free Painnblet.
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