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eS nothing too. good
into MOONEyS
KERS. The bst
at Canada mins, the
tter and cream that
mous dairies can
and the best
bakery in Canada,
vct them into the
,ct.ors you i. -.ver ate-
ney s
zfecUon
min Sedas
"are pod eating any
thc.- time,
inviting, toothsome.
eteetteettettetet
At
all
Gro.-
Cer4
ALE.
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it
EEP ANDR N CATTLE;
a -The undersign heti for sale see-
eeester Sheep and Durham Cattle -
+treat laemorelsille P.0..or apply
I. TueLesmith. ROBERT CHAR.
1872-tf
L.E. For sale. thorobred Short.
th regietered pedigree, 23 in_enthe
car. Ile was bred from Vice Chan -
!London road, Tuekeremith, e mile.
i.JAMES' PATERSON, Bruce -
WO^ tf '
Shorthorn Bulls, also•eCNVO.
imale and of 4,1 breeding,
I 1 agrieultural hoe;
Ood workers. Prima
Alsoeth Century
for seed. DAVID,
1993if
eseven fl tis young.-
.ows, for sele at mod
eaey , good young cow.; and -
la J1lintereite1 are eordially
ese herd. Farm adjotae town,
be to lama Write for cataloeue.
Itataf
eTO('K Sa.1K-.-.The under.
st
for eel:: on Lot a7, Coneeesion st
a aunther of heifers and yotteg
foot. leerarling bull, 1 Berkshire
. ?keit good anima/. The abase
:eonsl in the National Stoek Ree
deratiaterras eass , sisitore weleonree
effaP. ( I. 19fyq.;'tf
heal lettle and femato.
a air ade, about two .dozen to seed
aearealle. aft.rd now headed by
lie le got by the best
aid strati. on both sides, glossy dark -
",..441 MI on short I. Terms a-
1 insured ; others on applieetione
JOHN ELDElt, lime -ail P. 0.
1980.tf
SERVeCE
Thw melersiened has rets
WHIM ROLVI, Tuekersmith,
eirheinlaill, bred from import-
terie the time If men lee, with the
;anine. eLat!to h sure. .1. B.
2008e4
irBrien will keep.
eittst et. on Lot 27, Con.
ell bred bull. Lord Dundonald."
a sired Trumpeter "
ere-ses of imported Mood on the.
lenalooald is of red color and or
.741 ter grade muss and a.5 for.
easalae Deeember let. :wet. F.
20o3xtt
fa)
Mala
moo.. •
no.
ro,
•
W 0'5 r13.051,11,000480
Great _English. Reined:11,
n.i(d illidinvigoratestbe wholet
`Ala sastent, makes rlesr
ia old Veins. Cures Arerv• r
atal and Brain, TVarry,
tVef tkness, SPel""
Eircels of Abuse Or Excesse.8.
- x ler Ss. One will pleaSe.abC
jev all drug it or mailed lat
are-. of price. New panzpiaa-
Te Mead IVIadicirre Ceaa
ape) Tar -art -ft, Crraie
ey to Loan!
• e • •a ateon Re Fedatae
- haerest.
-
tt"' Lean agent
Mum:avid, Ontateue
$1 Opens
a. Account
IPeople who go to the bank regularly and
depasit a, part of their aernings, get
something- more than exercise.
WITH
the money raved, they saelayhig the
foundations( upon whicla A. fortune May
be built.
We credit
interest Quarteriy
in oer Sevings Department
The Soveniga Bank
of Canada
nut, your money in a place .wheee you
cao get it when yo e Wane it.
HENSALL
-Grand Trunk Railway
System.
Railway Time Tab',
rains leave Neaforth as follows :
0.60 a. For Clinton, Godertch WIngham an
Kincardine.
For Clinton and Goderieh
For Clinton, Wingbenr and Klucar
dia.
10.88 p. m. For Clinton and Goderiale
1.58 es For Stratford, Guelph, Toronto,
GAIN, North Bey and points west ;
Belleville and Peterboro and pointe
ant.
For Stratford, Guelph, Toronto, 'Mon.
tteat and points east.
For Stratford, Guelph and Toronto.
12 41 p. m.
.635 p. m.
1.1/7 PI 84
1..es P• nt,
Londeul fluron and Bruce.
o Fasienger.
- ereaN°13n.,1"--depart....a...... 8.16 A.11. 4.60 P
*Om. eval WO 9,18
6.48
5.64
9.80
9.44 6.06
0.11
KaPP03--. se 4* *a 9.60
6.19
Q1Iutofl 9.68
•mao• OW RO use •• 10.16 6.85
Iondasboro 10.80 5.52
10.88 _ 7.00
Belgrave- 10.50 7.18
Winghem. „„ 11.00 7.26
Passenger.
a fiotteme.
Wingliam, deport-- ea A.m. 8.80
..—.- 682 8.44
'Myth- .... 7.56 at 6
tonde44103..... Witt era .6. w• 7.14 4.04
-.. 7,47 4.28
e.• • • • 8.05 8./9
gavels- •...” es arc es. on. Os 9.16 4.41
Rona- 8,22 4.62
Exetel. -- 8.85 6.06 I
Ceatradir.. ..-....- &ma 5.16
London, tar.rivel- - 0.45*. U. 6.10
Paamerston and Kin.oardine.
Pos. Plani . Mixed
7.55 p.m. 12.4a p.m 6.80 CID
8.41 1.7 ' 7.40
8.51 1.88 1 8.40-
9.08 1.60 ' 9.00
9,08 1.66 9.10
Pass. Mixed., PaO.
6 41 sae 1.0.540.M. 2.40 pan
6.52 10.66 2.4�, ,4
7.06 11.25 8.02,
7.e6 12.60 8.18
8.10 8.00 , 440
zeta HOWE.
411210111101:1.-
fibal.... o •
4Statitelfilr. woo: o.. • •
411,
Ar tilghanl 1- If if
no Souvff.
essels.... ere VS Ir•
alcaerston........
HOMESEEKERS'
1
EXCURSIONS
VIA
TO THE
1
NORTH
WEST
F1ETURN, FARES:
Winnipeg - $32,00 Strassburg ,
Souris - 'WM Saskatoon ,
Brandon - 33.65 Prince Albert
Moosemin . 34.20 No. Battlefosd
Estevan "t. 4.50 Macleod t
Calgary
Arcola -
Yorktenj . EGO Red Deer
Regina - 135.75 Stettler A
Moose Jaw 3640 Edmontonf '.
$36.26
37.26
38.00
39.00
40.00
40.60
41.60
4160
GOING:
June 6th good to return until August ilth.
June 1Sth,
" August 20th.
July 3rd, " " Sept. 3rd,
July 17th,
formation apply to nearesteanadi n Pacific
For rates to other points and cemplete in -
Agent, or writo to C. B. FOSTER,43i8triet
Passenger Agent, 71 Yong° St., To nte.
-
Sept. lith.
is out oI Order
calomel, cascara, salts, stiOng liver pills
and purging mineral waters won't do
any permanent good.
When a person is bilious, the
liver is not giving up enough bile
to move the bowels regularly -and
some of the bile is being absorbed
by the blood. In other words,
the liver is in a weakeried, Un-
healthy condition.
Now, purgatives don't act on the lieer
at all. -They merely irritate the bowels,
and afford .only temporary relief. Met
FRUIT-A-TIVES are. the one
true LIVER TONIC. They act
directly on the liver—strengthen
and invigorate, this vitatorgan—
and put it in a normal, healthy
onditibn.
•
FRITIT.A.-TIyES also stimuiate the
of the skin -and regulate the
kid neys and sweeten the stomach. When
skin, liver and kidneys are normally
healthy, there can be no biliousness, no
constipation, no kidney - trouble, no
impure blood, no headaches.
No other medicine known to science
is SO reliable and so effective in curing
Biliousness as these fruit liver tablets.
ItlaTIT-A-TIVES are fruit juices
'with tonics. added -and are free fron
alcohol and' dangerous drugs.
eoc, a boxer 6 for .$2.eo. Sent
-
on receipt of price, if your Net
druggist does not handle
Al
FRurr-A-TivEs '07:41P
them,
r
LIMITED, -111 gr
OTTAWA.
AcKillop Directory for 1906
',JOHN M. GOVENLOCK, Reeve,
Winthrop P. 0.
M. ROWLAND, 0ouncillor, Walton
P. O.
McQUAID, Councillor, St. Colum -
ban, P. 0.
O'OHN MoDO'WELD, Counoillor, Sea -
forth P. 0.
BYERMAN, 0ounoillor, Brodhag-
en P. 0,;
MICHAEL MEIRDIE, Olerk, Winth-
rop P. O..
�-. EfOLEAND, Treasarer, Beech-
wood P. 0.
SOLOMON S. SHANNON, J. Pe San-
itary Inspeotor, Winthrop P. 0.
Six Months
in "2 in 1."
A Consulting Chemist Makes a
Novel Experiment. -An Unsolicited
Letter that Explains It.4e1f.
az write to state that on account of
your "2 in I" Shoe Polish being criti-
cised, and the charge made that it injured,
leather, I made this test as follows:
I mixed the contents of a box of "2
in 1" ShoePolish, bought at a retailstore
fromregular stock, with four ounces of
water arid let° this mixture_put a kid
glove, and left the said glove in „the
raixture in a. bottle from June 16tla'io
Deeember 15th, 1905---a full six months.
I then took; the glove out, washed it and
examined it. The fine leather of the
glove was not affected in the leapt. It
was as pliable and soft as when new,
and was not altered itt conditten, nor
were the stitches affected in any way.
This test, I coesider, proves that "2 in
-1" does not injure the finest leather.
I hereby state that these facts are
correet and true.
THE
wards trdoving to Auburn, where the'
ironkept hotel and from there,
"g g". g ecI Brigden. He leaves a:large teens
illy !Mast of whom are in the ;west.
DISTRICT MATTERS.
Grow tAlfalfa.-The Partner,s? Ad-
vocate htopes to see a large 'acreage
of .elfalfa seeded next spring'. (Ilhe
area in this provinee could be ;mul-
tiplied 'by twenty, and Still we would
not afeve !half enough. *Sow it oirr
the tstiffest (clay hillside yea. have,
sow tit mione o. well-prepared Iflesed
bed asing ltwenty ',outride 'of Iseed per
acre. Once sueeessfully established,
it will be a !grand boon, oomilog on
first ofeell forage crops in Iserisse,
'and Imakitag a 'good growth eventn
-
the driest anideuramer. Sow alfalfa
on (the stif-1ay lailloideFy. Cat it
oat lit carefully, and. deed tit
instead of bran.. ft will be ratuctlx
cheaper, and dike clavier, will ira-
prove Ithe dand. on which it (grows.
Those who have:had muclh to do with
alfalfa ,like best.
j. M. "WiLuAms, Consulting Chemist,
Tialisilton, Dec. 16th; 1906.
e
The Death of Henry; - The
Mitdhell Advocate of last week
Toakes the following refeience to
the death of a genteenian iw-ass
;long land taviorably /mown tie malitOr
in this teounittt: A.fter ten ill:nese ;of
about a year, Henry Head,
here died ran Saturday laSt drom
!Bright's idieeese and heart trioubles
He was In Mitchell a couple Of weeks
ego, Aid on tthe. 3rd fete .atiteeded re-
Stgieustservices tn Bethel ebereli. All
that human ,tund isidiouss at-
tend:0,nm topuld Idle tor (him 'Wag done,
bat the hand of 'death ihad marked
him, and as not to (be robbed of its
victim ot toften is death to
,generally sand se deeply mou.rned,
as the was rani and Streigibtflarward
.in all (hi,s dealings, etenendb. ond true
to ibis ifrieeds, with warmth ia
teMpermament thait endeared him to
these who !knew him. Deceased was
among the early (settlers of Rol -
tartan, wad ithreugh induStry and
frugal (habits the tseouTed tor thimeelf
and 'family lobe of 'the tmost idomfort-
able helms dee the township. t/ittr.
Heal was a cOnsietent member of
the Metilsodiat shureh, and 'a life-
dong Conservative. An !aged part-
sier survives ihitn, tend three gains
and Pear danWhIters. One !of the
atter is -new epeeding• lalomeward
ever 01:e Pecific blew: japan,' wtheree
with. (her 'husband, she has been dab.
tiring as a enissieen.ary.
........••••••••••••••••
The Late Jacob MeGee.-We -made
brief referenoe kat -week Ito' Who
death Of Mr. Jadob McGee, for tawny
years a, prominent wad respected
resident. lot Tackersmith rend Og-
Impiadviate. Mr. MoGee (died tat the
home of this eon -In-law, Paid 'Reid,
in Kingless Itlowinelhip, mar Itackinow,
role Saterday neorniing, ,J.ukte Oth. ffe
was in !his usual thesetb, eend ewes
able Ito; be arouse& and while talk-
ies- with Mr. Reid was suddenly
taken la,n,d 'expired. The decleas-
ed eame it o this .distriet front Itthe
*county of Pesl and settled in (ruck-
ersmitth lableat 05 years ago, Selling
his farm 'he retired Ito Eginonde
vine and oontiesued to reside there
*tarifa after Ube decease of this wife
when he wentto reeide with his 0011.-
Eeid, where he. (die& He
was a remarkably trobast, active man
for his years, being 91 years of age.
Be was of a genial, etheterfut dispo-
sitton and io;f 'nsuele mere than ordin-
ary ;ability. He. was an extensive
reader, a erase student, a clean -
thinker and possessed. a wide know.
dedg,e ot affairs. Ile was a fre-
quent ;contributor to the isoduransa
The Expositor arid dearly loved a
oontroversy on his favorite glib,.
Jects a thought and tesearbb. His
wife died several years age liming
interred in Clinton *cemetery, to
which 'place dais Temains were
brought Monday of last week,
the services being enndueted by
Rev. N. Sinew, of Egraentiville, ef
whose .elhearch Mi. McGee was an ad-
herent, The pail lisearere were his
geandchildren. He leaves four
daughters and la. sten, these being
Ma's. 2. aeld. Kin!1ati3s ; Mrs. 'alolitn
Sproat and Mrs. James Sproat, of
Tueltersraith; Mrs. ;Henry Cook, of
Kindless, and ija:dob McGee, of Port
Albert, Sesatiso Iha.s a large nuraber
of relatives in Goderich township,
being on lundle of the tOonnells.
hiSIs�f-'
Heart Trouble
You can Surpli Secure Heart Health
I- and Strength through Dr. Shoop's
Restorative.
LUMBER
LATH
SHINGLES
Planing Mill
and Lumber Yards
mos. •
N. CUFF & SONS,
SEAFORTH
Eclat weakness whieh can be dealt with at
an is nerve wealmess, lust as your hand trem-
bles when its nerves are weak. when your heart
nerves are weak your heart flutters and paha-
eates. Other signs are shortness of breath after
slight exereiser fainting spells; pain or tender-
ness about the heart caused by irregular hearb
tion as if the heart was
sensation in the
tbe heart isn't
pain when you lie
usually tbe left
quentleethe
a n d diffieulb
smothered
There is ab-
ly one way
weak heart.
bringbace,
permanent
nerves. Can you
thing else eau be
Restorative w 111
strengh to the
There is nothing in
hie remedy to stimu- lAtA3 ; Dabbing that
leeds to reaction. The strength that it gives is
natural and permanent. It is just the same
strength as Nature gives to those who are well.
Dr. Shoop's Restorative (Tablets Or Liquid)
creates atrength which extends carer the whole
loside nerve systeui-lo overcomes the cause
of the trouble as well as the result. Sold by
action; choking. BOOS*
ti the throat; uneasy \
cneet, showirig that -
r it i n g right; 7 -
a o '
\
-
on one sidea.
-,I de, hut fre- '7 (
r.aielit, Painful / )reothing; /C Weak\
That is to
Lo treat 8,1\ , • 11-1L;e1.14.1)
\
natural and
,Ilutely on-
\ , !_,,i .
s ler e IA feth to its '. ••• f . ,ilinguine hew any- \
s aer.f
done? Dr. Shoop's-av•
bring buck the
eeert neeves always.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
The great Uterine Tonic, and
only eafe erect -nal Monthly
ittor on wlaioh women ran
depend. Sold in three degrees
of strength -No. 1, $l; No. 2,
10 degrees stronger, e3; No. 3,
for spheial eases, *5 per box.
Sold by all druggists, or sent
Prepaid on receipt of price.
Free pamphlet. Address : THE
tO K MED113141a00.,TORWIT0, ONT. (farnierlY W frld4300
es1
If your Stomach is eak.
If your Ilrfood. distr s you '
If you are Weals aed Nervoue,
Use Dr, Shoop's Restorative One
month and se,e what it does for you.
Sold by C. Aberhart, Druggist, Sea-
Death ef a Tackersmith Odd Iloy.
-The Poillowine; notioe, es to the
death elf alhona:as Young, witil be Weed
with ..regret by his netny friends in
this eeetien, as he was well. 'known
as a 'Rahn* eollesol teaCher in No. a,
Taekeremith, and -elso inStephen,
and was a censin of Mr. ;Win. MO-
DeV094-1, Of this viUage" Thomaa
Ntottrig, a well Alcnie,WM •Gov.emarne.n.t
officer, of Dauphin, Manitoba, eue-
ourabs ite cancer. -Thomas young,
Crown Timber Inspector, send
eine of ithe most widely known men
in the (Northwest, died, in Dauphin,
June ,s1th, after an tidiness of a-
bout six weeks. The remains Will be
lakee to Rossburei for interme,nt.
Mr. Young was a candidate at the
last Provincial taleetion, !having eon -
tested (Gitibert PMin,s ruing against
Mr, Glen Camnbell. He isarvived
by this wife, Cancer of the ;Biome
toot was the cause et death."
4
Rtained 113rother eater, w4ho is Malt,
in town, at an oyster supper.
A number tel hotel -keepers were
up before ithe magistrate for, la !yip-
letion of the license law, The in-
tortarant was a main earned iTinkess.
Atter the court Tinkess was ADM-
ito place himself under the
proteotion of dm ofiee asethorities,
and 'leave town by the !first train.
CHAS. ABERHART.
Wingharn
Businegs
College
is a high grade Commercial School
Three Courses :
Commercial - Stenography - Telegraphy
Write GEORGE SPOTTON, Pr in
For the summer. Take ne
with you on your vacation t ip.
Write us for your films,
plates, paper and all photo-
graphic supplies. Our stock
is always strictly fresh and
chemically pure. -
We give special attention to mail orders.
Write for our 1906 Catalogue.
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atomism all MOH OAIU1011. bard stool. It glees
no annoyance. Illustrated Catalogua froo-.ivo
a..essntfia jramwanted. w i ilik_s silk w
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A Good Investment.
Dear Exposit'o'r, -I' evieh to draw
the attention od investors to what
oansider one of the indet isrmesitmelst
propositions on the market toeday.
I refer Ito; the Robert Tell (Engine
'Wed Thresher Oampany stock. A
number olf people are thirowing their
moeey into tall kinds of wild -cat
sethemes, Yankee swindles and .Can
holdups, and passing by an
investment zit Itliaeir very doors,whieh
for profit dna Safety eombine,d. it is
difficult te 'find its equal.
.Since its inceptSon this ., cceneany
hes paid a regular yearly dividend
of seven ,per cent., awl, tin addition,
atter cutting. off five .per rent. ;per
onnero. for 'collection of nolte,s, "which
's fee more than neceesery, tour
per cent. for depreaciation of plant,
per cent. dor depreasiaticta of. plant,
it (has put to the 'rest 'account 'about
SIX per tentof on average faitaltital-
1Yr WIhiala freakily means that after
paying an anneal dividend et seven
per cent. it 'has inareased dhe (value
of the stook 6 per cent. per sannuea
'Dast year -the -company refused
work to the .a.ro.ounit of over $35,000
(On account of ehortage of Tdone ler
turning out ordeTs. This year It
IaokSas iif the ooDepany will be teem.
paled to turn away between ty end
seventy-five thotesaind dollars worth
tot orders for the same (reagOin. Ors
ders are teeming in so Tepidly, there,
being some $83,000 worth of orders
already in Per the coming eeardo,n,
that the !directors have deoided to
tell a few itholusand doliars more of
stook nit par in order ft -O imeelt Some
very meoesSiary eniargemtents to% the
plant 'Parties deeiroas of invert-
ing 111 this Most dettirable etook tor
pereene wieihing to look into, the;
matter *an elle- go by morseuttling
13e11 or any of the diredtors ler Mr.
Gibson,Thnninion Bank martager,who'
is ;thoroughly Ipeeted as to the safety
and anoomaralon euccese of the 'eon -
any.
;WILLIAM PICKARD,
Seafor t h..
To Cure a Cold. in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quioine
Tablets. Druggists refund money
it it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S
signature is on each box. 25o.
Setaforte, 'March 10, 18'71.
The Liberals of North Huron have
!selected Mr. Thee, Gibson, of Wrox-
eter, es 'their oandiciate. His op-
perseut is efr. W. T. Hays, of Gode-
Idea. Mr. !Isaac) Carling will be the
Conservative candidate in South
Huron.,
Another new tor/loamy has been
formed tor the purpose iouf boring
Dor salt in the Sperling property,
near ehe railway traek. The com-
pany is lowmpose,d of Francis and "A.
W. Sperling, lot this village, end -
Mr, ,Iteang, !farmer, of Ilowiok, and
Mr, 'Gray, enerdherst, ed Leeohvilite
Yesterday, a bed tot salt Nve% struok
et the Merehants' salt well afod
depth tof 1,043 feet.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ms• esss. SS MO
Sta,nley. •
Death of an Old Resident. -On (Fri-
day, tithe Stila inst., Another of the
old end Tesipected residents of this
towealidp-oassed Ito !her long 'reward.
Mrs..John 3S1c,Derro4dtpa.ssed away at
the good age of 88 years, at the
home of lher daughter, Mrs.
MoSeath. She had been ailing for
some time, leo, that her 'death was hot
unhooked dor. She was for a num-
ber of Tiers a resident 'of cHensall,
living 'with (her fate husband in the
house now 'occupied by Mr. +Robert
Murdock. .She (had many friends in
our rimidst, 'Who 'Paid the last (tri-
bute Ito Over memory by 'attending
her 'funeral, 1Whiela !took 'place on
Sabbath afternoon, Ito Baird's seine-
tery, !Rev. 8. H. Oawers .offioiating.
-She 'leaves six daughters to mourn
the (less of a fond. mother -Mrs. A.
MoBeath and Mrs. J. Cameron, of
Sta.nlettMrs. Gilmour, of Tarn -
berry ; iges. !Wm. Dagen, Mee. Geo.
Logan, and ;Mrs. Delgety, of Mani-
toba. Her (husband died a aulnaber
of years la -go.
Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned
on behalf of the Municipal Council of the Township
of Tuckersmith, until Saturday, June 23rd, at 2 o'-
clock, p. m. at the Council Meeting in the Council
Room, Sealorthi for the undermentioned cement
culterts No. 1,—A four foot culvert between Lots
20 and 21, Concession 3, H. R. S. No. 2.—A seven
foot (Advert between Lot 21, Concessions 2 and 3, L.
B. B. No. 3.-,1 seven foot culvert between Lots 6
and 6, Concession It No. 4.-A four foot Culvert,
between Lots 10 liaid 11, Concession 2, L. R. S.
Plans and specifications can he seen at the office of
the Clerk atter *June letin Tenders for each job to
he made out separately. The lowest or soy tender
not neceesarily accepted.
G. SMIT,TaK, Cler
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Notes. ?Ilhe Methodist chu.ich
building at Alma, with its loantents,
tare tio be eio.ld by auction, on (rues -
day next. This building is 'one Of
the old iland *marks *of the (district.
-During the stern). on Thuesday
evening, tile 7th int., the (lightning
struck the !barns of Messrs, R. Ca -r -
ter and S. McCloud. Fertunately
serious damage was dlone.-We an-
derstand th-e %lease in whicih
Weeley tViodden 'is living at Ipreseast,
was etruck by Jighttning he same
gay. Mrs. godden "received a severe
elsock, hut she has (recovered nicely.
--A few days ago Mr. 'George Par-,
bert sold a fine gelding to j. Oen-
holm, of Intytth, for the ;sum of op.
-During thie th*eavy rain and thuso-
deratorra an fFtriday 3"linie
De_tIlloggert twas lin the tad lot
HilVang his horse when a heavy
flaeh tof digihtning, clos-ely followed
'by (thunder, !frightened this horse. It
&Shed aceoss the yard, Samped the
tense and -tumbled into the *creek
into 'Rate feet of water, being
tangled tin the harines.s and. (attached
te the baggy tatter the [fence. Mr.
Ile:gga,rt ;facing dire sterm, having
lost his hat, waded. into the river
and. saved this horse, which dal a few
minutes wooed thave been bey'ond
resoue.-A former resident of 'Hal-
lett, idled at (the ihome of his igen.
near Brigden, Thursday of 'last week,
in the oerson lot Yames Quigley, 'bro-
ther tot the late Tletsrate .Quigley.
Deceased dor a time, owned what is
known as the Brennan farm, afters
Hullett.
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Seeforth, 'March 24, 1871,
'The elections in Baron resulted
in the fretarla 'of VIVO Reformer
Mr. 'Gibbons was (elected in South
Huron hy a majority of 207, end Mr.
Gibson, in North Huron, by ia. major-
ity of 474.
On 'Tuesday evening, the 13th inst.,
Rev, Mr. Graham 'delivered a, lecture
in this Obarch, Eginendville, on
"leaves from my .note book."
A St. Patrick's dinner was -held
in Murray's Hertel On Friday evert,
ing lest. Among the epeakere were
Rev. Father Murphy, Rev. Tho as
Goldsmith,. Dr. Coleman, St G.
Oaxeshey, Thomas Kidd, Dr. Vercoe,
Dr, King end Mr. Hays, !Stratford.
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Seatortile March, 31, 1871.
Dr. Traoy is eleaut removing ',from,
town, Ito take _; ttp his !residence OM
Mr. tDayid 11/14)1sTanegilet has jutst re-
turned from his studies at the Tor -
'onto :Veterinary College.
se—
If you, knew the value of Cham-
berlain's Salve you. would Smver
dris,hto be without it. Here are
'some of the diseeses for Which it
is especially valuable, sore nipples,
chapped hands, burns, fDost bites,
chilblains, ;chronic, tsore eyes, itch-
ing piles, 'better, salt rheum. and.
'eczema.. Price 25 eents per box. ROT
sale 'by all druggist's
In The Olden Days.
,Irso ,r4s,
Interesting sketches of the early
days of Seaforth and vicinity,
taken from the files of The Ex-
_ positor.
Seaferth, February 10, 1871,
On the 1;'3rd inst., Edmund Whit-
ney died at his residence in this ell-
tage. Deceased was an enterprising
citizen. He was 09 wears tot lege.
Fall vviheat is qiulated at 41.38 to
0.40, and hay $8 tiol $10 la ton.
At a meeting tof Itihe village tc;ou.n-
oil, Mr. S. Stark was *appeinted ;li-
cense tinepectoe for the earnest year.
Scab/aide Gebrae.rik 17, 1871.
Mr. 13lailleS EICASS, of this rvillage,
nioanpany vittlh. Mr, johaistop, uaf
Wroxeter, have started a new
abates dine e betweetn Seaftarth and
Wroxeter.
1,1Mie handgoane siew store, recently
erected by Mr. Thomas Kidd -will
ahortly be l000tspied by W. Robert -
Win & 0o., 'hardware merchants.
,A 'daring tregebery was perpetrated
at heree tit Mr. Thomas Carter,
Huron read, Tuekersraith, on the
9titi inst. Abort Iten o'clook in the
morning two men drove up to Um
hi01116e. One knocked on the door
and whert Mrs. Carter opened it, he
asked Aar iMr. Carter.He was away
so the fellow Blipped inside and
pointing a revolver at Mrs. Carter
demanded ell the =obey they had din
the holuse. Mrs. 40arter proeeeded
triAlhe parlor, where she (handed out
roo in bilis and tone silver, When,
the !fellow left. It eteems there was
a ;large sem et money and Some 'Vale
amble 'notes in the (house at ithe time,
rs. Carter did. net give Wheat
oolistract t or *the erection of
sy ;flax mill has been 'let Ito
mes Kyle, itsf Tuokersmith.
aloe ;the mill has been chang-
now to be erected ton (the
eatete, immediately in
e Catholic ch:arch.- '
-jamtee Shuttle, the London cone
viot whose evidence sent Hugh Watt'
the British M. Pe to (the penitene
tiary for employing *reeks to
murder his wife, was discovered in,
Winnipeg a, few days .ago, work-
ing as a window cleaner in the
Onion Bank building, Shuttle was
given money and a ticket by the
British 'Government end ehipped to
Winnipeg on March 22nd, under the
name of *James Edwards. He was a
famous diamond thief in Lawton,
and in the past t wo months !three
big diamond robberies !have occur-
red in. Winnipeg. He claims now to
be re6oTmed. 'On his identity be-
ing discovered the speedily lief 1 for
the west,
-Rev. ;Dr. iJ. P. Lewis, WU/ had
been *Connected with Grace church,
Toronto, icor the past 25 eare, died
very suddenly in the Rosin !House
in ;that laity Thursday morning. He
Ihed been lin atteada,nee nt the Augill-
rka.n Synod the preeious day end had
'taken axi active 'part in the Wee
euesions of that body. Dr. Lewis,
who (had dived at the (Roesin alouse
for tsome Tears, breakfasted as manta
in Atte morning, and afterwards at
in the rotunda, 111 apparently his
'usual !good _health and spirits. Let-
er the wa.s found, lying enneoeseiotie
le ;the oorrider on the !floor (on
whioh froom was. A doctor was
immediately summoned, bat the gen-
ttlemean, tete had been seized 'with
an attack taf heart weakness, passed
away within the hour. Be Was loon-
Soietfe to the .Lat.
atis a
ion or your Money Back.
Have You
Missed it
but
up.
The
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aawmossema~scomezearae.affeeM vamoosnawanaimmenameaeg-
Aza.setel *warms
Have you missed w a- has
been going on hare during
Race Week'? , It's too bad.
if you have, for none but
millionaireS can afford to
miss the Money saving op-
portunity offered by our
'Flace, Week ,$ale.
This sale will positively end
Saturday, June 23rd , at 10 p. m
This sale has been most successful, because our stock is
known to be at the top notch of merit) and our reduct
dens are fair and honest. We do uSt exaggerate, bub
stake our business reputation on the genuineness of the
following prices :
Seafortb, Feb. 24, 1871.,
Mr. {Geo. Mee has purehased ilbe
stook of groceries and provisions
� the Messrs Shearson & Co. _
The CDrante.tie Olu.b gave their
seooltad entertainment in. the town
on the evening of ' the 117th
inst., wihen ;they (presented ;the com-
edy, "She Stoops Ito Oonquior." The
thief actors in the drama were the
Messrs, Carter, Jaraieeen, Jackson,
Mate, Caro,erion, and Payne.
WHAT WOMEN SUFFER.
At all 'Ages They Need the Male
Red Mood that Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills Actually Make.
Our entire stook of
Ladies' Raincoats,
All this year's newest styles,
fawn, grey, bronze, fall or
length.
Special discount 25'
A woman needs medicine more thao
•a man, Her organism is more toom-
plex. Her system more delicate. lHer
(bealth is disturbed reguiarly in the
odurse of 'avatore. If anything (hap-
pens to interfere with. that natural
eourse she goes through unspeake
able suffering. 3n fact the ;health of
every function and the health iof ev-
ery moment in a woman's life kle-
pend upon the richness and regular-
ity 'of her blood supply. That is (the
simple soien.tifie reason why Dr:Wil-
lie.ms' Pink Pills are worth* their
weight in gold to. woraen of all ages
from early girlhood up -they matte -
ally make the rich red :blood ell wo-
men need. -
Mrs. Edwin Ward, of Brooksdale,
Ont., says: "Per years I suffered
from those ailine.nts that make the
dives of so many of Tay sex miserable,
weald take weak spells and become
so nervous that I covild net ;go a-
bout. My stomach SV;1S out of order
end I frequently vemited the food
took. Headaehes and backaches af-
f Heed me nearly alt the time. Then
I took a severe cold which tsettled
on my lungs and I went to an hos-
pital for treatment. I .had the best'
of care, but the doctors !gave dite
tle 'hope of recovery. My ;face la.rid
limbs became swollen and my sys-
tem rackedewith a harsh dry vette).
As tile doOttsre did not *look hope-
fully upon rny' csae I decided to ;try
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, By the
time I bad taken half o, do,zen boxes
there was a deeided change for the
better. I still continued to talset
the pills until I had, used thirteen
boxes, -and I am new enjoying kier-
feat health. I have ne hessita.tion
saying that 11 believe Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills saved my We."
- Dr. Williams' Pink Pills eared
Mrs. Ward by actuality making the
new bleod ;her system needed. Trust Is
all Dr, Williams' Pink Pills do, but
they de it well. They (don't' tact ion
the bowels. They don't bother iwith
mere symptoms. They go etre:4a to
the root of the trouble in theblood.
That is why they cure all !blood ;and
nerve troubles like anaemia, female
irregularities indigestion Thieumee
tism, 'headaches and backaches, scia-
tica, nervous prostration, and St.
Vitus' dance. Substitutes end imita-
tions won't *are, purging meaicines,
emly make you, worse, therefore yotr
must get the genuine tpille veith the
f ull name " Dr, Williams' Pink Pills
for Pale People" on. ti* -wrapper ti'
round every box. Sold by all anedis
cine dealers or by mail tat- 60 tents
a box or six boxes for 4'.5o trom,
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Oa., of
Brockville, Ontario. , :
40.o.
25 odd
.....1•010101101.4.
Suits
sizes 34 to 42, black, blue
and checked tweeds.
Per suit, A}5.t00
Some suits save you. $3.
A Complete Range
of Men's Fine Dress
Shirts,full size, and made
like $1 shirts, sizes 14 to
17, all new patterns,
750
Men's Working Shirts
The Deacon Shirt
every seam double stitched,
buttons :sewn on by hand,
gusset in side seams, and
good long sleeves, size 14, to
17.
Seabortile Mardh 0, 1871.
The *Ontarie; eleetions will take
plaoe ;on the 21st of March. The
Liberals to*f Beath Huron, at their
Olonventica at Brueefield, selected
Mr. IRebert 'Gibbons, of Goderidie as
their 'candidate.
At a 'meeting lot the eouncil the
following dioe.nees were 'granted for.
Seafiter Oka Ta.ver,re-J. dnd P. Mur-
ray, Robert Carraichaed, Thornee
roster, J. R. Riess, Jas. Foster,
Mhos. Knox, (John Crit, G. (A. Home
ghton, and James McBride,: Shell, -
Simon. Powell, Luke Beattie, Fred
Veal, Killoran & Ryan, John Walsh,
Tibias. Kidd, and *3'. 0. Daiddew.
On Moeday evening dast the ;mem-
bers 'of the Ocidfeillo.ws" lodge entere
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Price a0c
We are sole agents-
100 Boys' Norfolk
Suits
Pleats and 'belt, in neat grey
striped patterns, in appear
mace equal to a regular $1
snit'
Special,
50 odd Suits
sizes 35 to 44, blue serge,
grey, brown, checks and
stripes lined and made in
No. 1
These suits wili save
leas Ou
Meni Fine Balb
gan Underwear
satin trimmed shirts or draw-
ers, size 84 to 42, pi
striped
Ms
odd Pants
A large assortment of nice
pattern tweed. Pants, greys,
and brown, size waist 32 to
40
Special
Boys' Overall
in C4th,
Black Cottonade, bib and
'braces
Men's Overall
Black, blue or stripe, bib
or waist, 50c, 66, extra
heavy weight
750
Men's Light Coats
Black and grey lustre, stripe
and plain linen, all sizes,
$1 to $2.50
Special value 1.50
Men's ever
Cotton, 3 pair
Union, 2 pair
75% wool, 3 pair
Pure wool, grey or
fawp color, very fine
quality
ay Sox.
52
g5o
500
Speeial 25c
blue derry, good weigbt and
strongly made, sizes for 4
to 14 years old
Special.
Boys Light Linen
Coats
Tors guaranteed, size
32, dark blue stripes
opeci Sac
Lighter weights
24 to
65c
Boys' Odd Blouses
Blue and black stripes, will
stand the wash. tub, size 3 to
8 years, made with Eton col-
lar cuff bands &rd. 'buttons to
side of neck,
Special 5c Special
Other special attractionspace will not alLow.
thing marked in plain figures. One price to all, an
the lowest. Every 'article sold subject to money back
satisfactory.
0 -Butter and Eggs taken as - ash.
STEWART BROS"
SEAFORTH,
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GOING JUNE 19, JULY .3 &
1
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particulars and maps and ticket, see
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For particulars of Homeseekers' Excursion rates
See C. P. R. ad, on Page 3.
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