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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1907-05-31, Page 2Ge, a rai Me urce ants c) h Peop e. A Oro 4 TG SALE T THE 0014114q,11R1 STOREN f $ix pounds Mott Figs for 250 Four pounds of Dates for 25c Three pounds of California Layers or 25c Four packages of Corn Starch for 250 Six pounds of 11 Rice for 25e Maple Syrup at 25e per quart We have the best 4apan..Tea in the market a 534zer lb Try our 30c, 40e and 50c Black Teas Try our Coffee a /oe aird 40c per ib - flry Goods 1. mg at Thirty-six inch Flannelette at 10o par yard Flannelette Blankets at $1.:00 per pa,h Ladies' Cotton Hose, good shape, 15c a. pair, or 2 pairs for 2 Lace Curtains fro4 25e a pair up to $3 a pair vpct De artinent • We handle and edit three lines from samples, of -which we have a big asseatment, and can give you anything you wish for in Wool, Union, Tapestry, Wilton, Velvet' and Axminster, at TORONTO PRICES. Besidts, we can give you the • squares in an'y size. -• • We will pay the highest' eash and trade prices for choiJe Butter, Fresh. Eggs and Good Potatoes. • WILLIAMS and 4,PURCELL successors tg B.' GUNN CORNER STORE• SEAFOthll ZItt two irespooltor SEAF0 TH, FRIDAY, May 31st, 1907. A False Charge. Under the heading, "A Well Slab- sidized Press," the Toronto Mail of :recent date eays: "The Investigations so Tar made bite the 'relations of the Laurier Gov - rent to the press of the country! shew that that Ministry has .peld to four !papers no less than $400,00 of the public money. The Toronto obe lha,s received $85,688. The Monet B., Transcript Las secured $1915 fro the St. John Telegraph $9 ,77 oas paid up to the time that dif- fered from the Government on the subject of the Grand Trunk eaaae "iethen. It loot 'Its taunt. To the =- treat. Herald the grand tete' nef ments is $187,980." • 1 We -presume that these ma/ante • "nconatitute the, entire ele.ymente to st the papers named since' the Laurier 55' Government has been.* power. If :this is the case 'the payments are not BO eXhorbitantly large, except, per- ihelia, in the pass of the Montreal Eerald. .There is pertain adv:ertising and prtating .which the Government re- quires to have -dime and unless tan be Shown that the papers named have not given value for the Money they have received there ie nothing seprehenaible or descredita,ble in the Payments so far as we can see, And ;we are Inclined to think that value Imo been !given and that the apay- . !meats are legitimate, else the cien- teary would 'have been shown by the Opposition in Parliament long :be this, But if the gall or, any other authority will show that. this money has been !paid to these jour- nals wrongfully, as the Mail insin- nateo, The Expositor will condemn the rexpenditure as strongly as the 'Mail can. We condemned it on be- half of the predeceserors of the • pre-: zee* Govern,ment when like eurns were paid out to Conservative papers *hen it was evident and clear as a noon day sun that 'the service for ,which .reuch of the money was ,p -aid was not needed in the public inter - este and we would lender= such ex- penditu.re with equal freedom. on the part of out own political trim*. ( But, -Whatever may be the !Case with respect to the papers named, it Is a gross libel to say or insinuate ithat the Reform Press of this Province Is sulesidized in any sense. Thie ap- plies particularly to the local press. Because that :portion of the Reform; Press it leaet, is treated by the Government with shabby parsimony Teal many more favors might, quite !legitimately, be given toe the papers of that •elass we venture/to say that the Government 'patronage of any ice cal 'paper in Ontario deep not reach: ten dolla,re a year, all told. "It Neill thus be seen that whatever Sup- pott ie given the Government by the 5-oca1 Reform papers of this province is entirely voluntary and disinter- eeted in So far as pecuniary reward it concerned, and that it is rgiven from .principle and because the. papers consid.er the •poiley and eandtict of the Government in the best interests of atm. Common country, I411-, The)Deaf and Dumb, That a great work is being done ati the Ontario Deet and DuMb Institute, at Belleville, ,every person who luts paid any attention to the !subject can, readili testify. eWhere the oppor- tunitiett are so great to benefit this .untertunate class of our people It is a 'pity that there should be any. chil- dren: ft our .pro4ince who do not avail themselves ef t'hese advantages. In a recent issue of The Mute, a neat lit- tle 'paper,. published in the Itsatute, /the tellowing appeal Is made: We have reason to believe that there is a considerable - number of deaf ehildrenen this nrovinee of school age who are not attending our buiti- tutione aut eihould be doing so. We are clesirouS of ()life:ping the aanies and addresses of the parents of all such children, -and rwe earnestly ap- peal to the readers of thee lines to assist ns in securing tide }information. Clergym of all denominations,physi- clang, ssessors, Inspecters of -sea ' depublic school teachers are In en especially favorable position to *assist us in this direction, and 'bee so doing they would be conferring an in- estimable boon to these silent mem- bers of the community. " Our desire is to enter Into correspondence with the ,parents of all deaf children with the hope of inducing them, to send th.em to our school at Bealeeille, Where they mail receive sucli train- ing and instrdction as will tit them to become useful, self supporting and respected citizens.. It is a* lamentable thing that any deaf boy or giriehould be deprived_ of the advantages of such an education when it is freely 'pro- vided for them, by the people of the Province," The present term, will close on June 19th. and the 'pupils go to their 'homes on that day. An officer of !the In- stitutim will atcompany those who ere to travel on tive gain Lines of railvvale taking* care of them and their baggage to the , 'points agreed upon. The next terra )begine on -Wednesday, September 18th. Any 'parents wto rea.y have children they desire P to Bend -should communicate with, the superintendent, 'Zr •C. B. Coughlin befoee that date and full 'particulars will be furnished and ar- rangements made to have them con- veyed to the Institute in safety. The educatian the thildren receive there "ate them to be net only self sustain- ing but useful citizens, whereas without this training they would be comparatively helplese. ing'piaced 4i th counefl charnber.Thq torie as then doomed 'to the tubbiale the$.p and Mr. Brown askedto lie allowed to store It, Now ft is 'to be -Waughout of storage and placed * the library as a Vete. It im the Chair that I was used in 1874, by (the first mayor, , Kt% Cantab. BlemOmwtmesavertansirit —Rev. Thos. Beverldigef lete of St. Andrew's Pre itou, has beefl the Minist 7 throat trauble neeition on, th staff of Steele Bros., Investments, Ltd., as "inspector of farm and fruit land. Kr. Beveridge is an old timer, having migrated with his father to Manitoba.* the early, seven- tlea, and before the advent of railway facilities to the province. Ile is an enthusiastic advocate of agricultural possibilities in ;Western Canada. —The first mayor's chair used in Winnipeg is to ebe placed in the Car- negie library building, tha,nks to the forethought pf J. 0, BroWn,, city clerk. Four or five years ago the use oe this chalr was disperded, al new mayor's chair and also vice -chairs be- byterian church, Man - forced( to retire from or 'a lime, owing to ' and quiz accepted a 44..4444 -DRU GINO OBILDREN. All sorcalled nsoothing" etYrees and most of the powders advertised to cure Childhood. ailments contain !poisonous ; opiates and an overdoee new kill the child. When the mother items -Bab -Ps Own Tablets She has the guarantee of . government analyst that this medicine conta,ine leo °Plate or narcotic. They can be !given veith absolute safety to a new born baby. They cure indigestion, constipation, eolic, diarrhoea, and the other minor ailments of ehildren. Mts. G. Col- lins, Harkella, an., says: "Baby's Own" Tablets are the most satisfac- tory 'medicine I 'have ever. used for the minor ailments of children. I al- ways keep the Ta,blets in the house," Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25, cents a box from, the Dr, Nil - * llama' Medicine Co., Brockvillie, 0.n.t. Now is 1he Time TO BUY A PIANO, Pi -NTE GALNS For This Week Only 1014-4444444444+++.1eteeeeneeeleaseeee One Square Grand Piano,was $475, at $25 One Upright Piano, original price $300,, for $1.74 One Upright Piano, English make, at $100 One Bell Zane, high grade, used about two years, at $492 One six -octave Kern Organ, good- as new, $40 Each inatrument complete with stool and drape, and delivered Vbarge. It II:PECK & CO., free of Seaforth fer.fewrium••• We 'have been !permitted to make !the folloeving extracts from a letter written by 'Aliso A. Ca,rdlinse Macdon- wwilLieh consciously or Micelle- elofd,,wdina,ugghh91,temr: wofhoHiosn.thDia.r.sellaecrdacrel seal ad.., Pet,°0717,, .uney, are seeking., whieh can give Strength of purpose, steadiness( 'rotary of the National Committee of of Ufa, true womanlizess and above eilee Youelg Wornere's Christian Ass(); of the So- elao the spirit. of ptactical servicefor of e. donation to the elation a japan, in a knowliedgemetaa ceivuretherle. And those of you at home ic who help in °lefty, .being the pro eds of the lec- ' igiving are ithet as truly co-operattngi prayer and in practical ture delivered lagt winter In Sea - as we Whose enviable .place It is to forth by ,Dr. Clea,vere of Toronto. The I be nearer the field of action, Money fetter was written !trona Tokyo, Ja- 'expended in this work ow will yield pan, on April llith. It gives an in - a. aarge interest in results. As Mr. [Wresting "deocriptiOn of the World's Witt said last evening in converse - Student Christian Federation. Con.- tion with him, "The field is dead vention 'held. in trokyo in A:pril and ripe in Japan." also of the grel work In which. the One gets inspired as one writes, 4ocieltat with whh Mies Macdonald is is eneag..4 You can imagine therefore the Inspi- so prominently connected, ration of the actual work. And Yet were one no% sure that behind the I am erare you will be intereated to Opportunities there were the °rani - bear something of this World's fitud- patent God, the vastreeiti of the Very ent Chrietian Federation Cc:inference,' or' pportueeities would appal one. When .and What US being held in the Orient has meant and will mean for the fu. - :hire of Christianity in Jeepe.P; and he the east. This 'Conference ', is the firet International 'meeting of any parative scarcity of workers to enter kind everhel . `d in the Orient, which: In and take; possession, one its hum- -makes the fact of its being Christian bled before God:—The work Is, beyond and a galtherhig of students specially' human effort to achieve Rives/are to aignaficente Tokio le one of the aaag- be regenerated, tiris is 'the only sol- e*, if not the aargest, student centres ution, in any nation, whether lir the of the world, there being aroba,b1Y, Eadt or in the West. But the task is 100,000 Japanese men Students, 15,000 Chinese students, 500 Koreans, somie ttnitncoqu itine'Peliessei"Nay, we are more ors through Him." I be- lieve increasingly every day that pray, is the greatlevet, which alfalI make the achievement 'possible. I aria saying this, not beeause I believe it, Merely ;because the Bible Days that 'prayer works results. I know 'Una present time we tave probably at i least prayer works mightily, -It has been 10,000 girls* 'ronf 16 'Years 111) ;altogether too potent to my 'mind in en tee various salmis elf Tokio. So it these days in Jape, ever to doubt the enatvellous wor Mg of the law of rprayer. And so we alit' the law work. His Kingdom! comes. You will, of course, let the ladies who have. been so kind he helping this -work see "this letter, and convery our best thanks. Youwill. find as oc- casional letter .in the " Young Wo- professorS and teachers, and promln- men of Canada," the organ of t.11,0 ent buoiness men. Of course, the Canadian Young Vomen's Canadian eesehltial ,unity of ahristendom, as Association, Cor. College street and Illustrated by the motto" which hung Spadina, Ave., Toronto, (Bank of Cora - over the 'platform; of the Y. Wi C. A. merce Chambers). I sha,11 let you hall, in which the meetings . vverti held, "Unum in Christo' know sometimes about the progress of Each morning a women's section the work. , With kindest regards. was held parallel to the men's but I am vera sincerely yours, in 'the -afternoon and evening they! H. CAROLINE mACDONALD. Met together. Besides the 30 wo- 0 EXPOSITOR* en' Mediate One. Ve haVe. Seen -deal of available land.* some Oar - !berg, but 00 Vet hem not secured ,any, It is a long aM1 !painful ;pre- :oeso, 'Ole securing. (4 Aand ITV tiliS ibalge• titer of nearly -,2,000,000 inhabi— tants, but seVeral .inflaential people are intereetea in Securing land for Xe and we beep° it will be totthcorolnal Shortly. To -day Is urely a thee of unpree eedented Opportunity In. Japan or Chriatian work, and the TYoUng Wo- ereaf's Ohritatiata Association has come at an_ iraportant time and has a unique field of Its own among the rap- idly increaseing number of girl stud- ents that are flocking up to the great cities of the Empire, corning up .as ,they are into new social, conditions, hitherto undreamt of, in the former qutet holm flife and into temptations whieh• nothhig (less than a supernat- ural 'power can ovsicome. It is a. . transition tines for japan and espec- iality or the little, girls, and a trans - Won period is eiPivais fraUght with . serious dangers. Swinging away : from old' sitanda,rcle of morals end re - alga= what hope Is there for the de- velooment of true womanli dara,cter if there be not the founclatlern other( than which there is tone that can abidee Those o ie who are in Japan at the present time count it a high . honor to be aermitted• to co-operate' with our japanese Christian friends In bring ito bear upon th.e lives of these deal. (little student girlie, that t one considers the strength of evil to be fought, the temptations to be overcome, the vastness of the field and its increasing vastness; the corn - menfrorn India, Hawk, Philippine, etc, We are urely here at the meet- ing of Ithe.nations, both east and west. On the Other hand It is IncreasingtY becominge the centre 4. whieh girl atutdents are 'coming, until at the was ,1 'particularly Mang that a, (World' e Orient Conferenee should be 'held here. • 1 There were about 200 drama:tee from abrdade 30 of their} women. These represented 25 different countriee and evere .composed in, personell of Christ- ian etudeat leaders in various lands, men from abroad, Janwri itself was astalatelpluittilittilintaniessta • SORE .A.C.HING B'ER1. represented by about '10 women, of ishorn .over 50 were Japanese, and ' SOOTHED )3Y Z.A.M.BUK. representing from. '1-12,kodate, t he north to Nagasaki, in the south. A- . Men, wemea and girls engaged mong 'all the addresses given at the stores, who have to be on their feet women's section, perhaps none was all da -y, often suffer agonies from; more powerful than that given by one. chafing sOres, soft corns, horny Patell- of our ownf Japanese young women, , --, etc, In other cases long stand - Who .spoke on "Loyalty." She „ a ring and walking. leads to bad leg, graderete of. a few- years ago of T.Bryri varicose veins and ulcers, Zan -I -auk Mawr, and Is a teacher in two of the ' tikes the 'pain out of chafed sores, ileadifig schools of Tokio, The (areas prevents suppuration and poison froin tion of Loyalty rfrom a Christian stocking -dye, generally heals. sitandpoint cornea with significant Urs. K. Watkins, of 26 Fergus Ave - fore° `trove the month of a Japanesei nue,. in Montreal, save*: "Mv boy had t During the (late war with Russia, 'LC Dor- e on his heel *which was rubbed 'there was exhibited, by .means of the by hie stocking and it became a very Chrlatian Work done arnatig seldiers, bad wound. Za'rn-Buk took the sore - oftremendous spectacle of the spirit ness out. almosteinstantly, and healed of Christian service from its mast the wOund up wonderfully." :practical standpoint; This World's am-Buk is equally good for cuts, conference has impressed another ee- r bruises, eczema, scalp sores, itch, sehtial characteristic, namely, the barber's iraSh ,blood poison, and all unitY of the christiain °n skin anjuries and disea Allstores could net but realize when one saw an rugg ts sell at 50 cente a box. d d is all th.ese people gathered together, tha-t we were witnessing something of What Christ meant when 1,900 year • Canada. ago he saw by vision and said, "They . shall come from the east and from —Robert , Barclay, ex -alderman and pioneer business men of Whmipeg, the west ahd from! the north and died at 'his residence on Saturday ev- froen the south and shall alt down eriing atter but a few `hours illness. the"Kingdom of God." It does not re - The cause of death was. an attack of quire much imagination to realize wbalt a tremendous spectacle this was heart failure. - to those who are not Christians and Two young Petrolea men, named the .general influence of tfte er-. Lorne Brydges atnd T. D. Brown, ap- ace can 'net be over estimated, ,peared before Magistrate McKenzie at the police court in Potrolea. on a Apart from the' general influencett the intensive- influence of course, leas charge of assault on a young wo- ,been very great. During the Confer- Ina -21. The Magistrate sentenced Br'to two years and twenty ence, evangelistic meetings were ydges held for students. Japanese, Chinese, lashes, and BroWal got six months Korean, with aarge reeults decis- with hard labor. 1 ion and enquiry. At 'the present ti—The death took place at Plats - me , evangelleitie meetings are :being held ville, Oxford county last week of Rev. JOhn Kays, one of the best throughout the country for, men and for women hi a. f ew places, and meat tkneroecHiswinrninieisterpsploifeatthionfor Hamilton eti iltonperitn con: eneeuragiag word 'is ceineng in. You ne will be specially interested I know nueaettlis. onwinaswmooaddate ockat a;thfedledtralcst to hear what women's meetings have m!n ,been 'held in Tokio. During the con - previously andhad he lived he would few y ference we, had two meetings for gin!. `ihy.aveHbewee,napsut6.9,,yehtahrso e llfastvvanerysdhad.ho students; outside the main confer- , just completed 45 years of active fence meetIng-s. One day 600 school Children were 'present and the next work in the ministry 600. These are, without doubt, the t —Twenty -me writs have been is- ri,ued at Osgoode Hall on behalf of (largest -meetings ever 'held 'here of Mattie Perkins, of Cayuga, Ralph 'girls from various Government schools. After the Conference we. Currie and Thomas A. McDonald tia held evangelistic meetings for three gain -et Torento,'St. Catharines, Ham - days, with a daily attendance of Ilton, St. Thomas and Stratford daily probably 390. Among these 150 ,gave Papers for damages for alleged libel In connection with statements claim - in their na.mes as enquirers, Or as Christians 'desiring more Bible <study ed to have been published in rela- or as decided to accept Christ. Of these tion to ale recent trial at Cayuga. pealia,ps 60 are -girls belonging- to They each ask $10,000, making the mission schools, and the remaining total sum claimed $210,000. - Mrs. 100 must be _looked after by the Y. Perkins, it will be remembered was C. A., put in touch with churchee tried for the murder of her husband and get into enquiry classes. " You will be specially interested in the reeuate in our present Y. ;W. C. A, dormitonee. rented 'house we have, with; 21 girls at 'present ln It. Twelve of (these girls have signified( their desire to become Christians, 5' of them aee already ahristians, and the Other four still left are one Who ,nave just entered the dormitory and as yet nave had no, or very' ilit- ,7tor,i7lotigen teaching. This fact he the best argument I knew of the usefulness 1 of the Christian dorml- e The of getting land for the dormitories we hope to hutid, le A he Sovereign' NOTICE IS t a dividend of mita and on er tent. (li%) for the current I stock of this ank, has been declared,and that the same will be pay- able at the head office and at thekran_phes On and after the 16th day o quarter, bein at the rate of 6 , e e t. (6% per annum on the capital ,May next. The transfer books will be closed from the 1st to the 115th of May, both days inclusive. y Order of the Board, D. M. STEWART, General Manager. ilk of Canada BY OWEN and was acquitted, the jury after an exhaustive investigation bringing in e, verdict of not gelltea —Rev. C. E. Whitcomb°, a well: known Anglican minister, formerly rector of St. Matthew's church in Hamilton, who resigned last fall to return to England to live, was mar- ried a. few days ago to Gertrude, Nilson, of that city. 'Father ;Whiff combola about 05 years of age, while t s bride Is 27, His first wire died scereral 'years ago. Father I :Whit- combe is one of the best knownyacht:- ing enthui3lasts In Ontario. no ha not decided Vet whether he will re- turn tO tthe old country, ori not,, HENS AT.IL ahd 4111M11811111111111111111.0.1111MOSIMISIONIMMIMM.11111111INIMINIIIIIIIIIIIII If you are not -wearing *PROGRESS 1BRAND CLOTHING, yo ;u are not getting as much !style — as muchservice—ds much satis- 'faction_ as you sho-41c1. An& any man, who buys PROGRESS B ND," will .teli you so. A "Progress Brand P Clothi . g IMPORTANT OFERTY FOR SALE. -1n r , a wagon 14,c, NOTICES. 511WAlkit BROTUERS 1 u and two houses for tole. All the buildings are , Will be sold at °nee. Apply to Mrs. Wm. Seaforth. 20584 IGS FOR SALE.—The Undersigned haor sale on Lot 32, Concession 6, Man mall is of extra quality. J. A. M0NTCUMiY, Wilt- hrep P. O. 40 v ryone needs soniething create and maintain strength for the daily round of duties. There is nothing better than an Ale or Porter, the purity and merit of which has been attested by chemists, physicians and experts a e great xhib- Rm is. .4k2aff V PR GRESS ERVID. CLOTHING are aura etsTs fence taondr. theaW2td n us wir Wiese their grip under oontinUa; sure of your horses or cattle. And en they do, the top wise, ,on followed by thoee below, will sag and &Leavy the e °tenor of your fence. Natal= like that malappen to our Dillon Hinge -Stay Penes., The short, etiff hard tel vire in our hinge.stsrys cannot bend when the lateralleires are vreighted down ovringto their being so short and jointid et Wit sta'and wire. Pressure of a horse on the top Wire bring* the "hinges" in the stays into aeden and pre.vente them from bending, and; when pressure is relieved the fence springs back int° Ple4eTheagain'Tatetral wires are Higli-Oarbon Hard ,Steel and celled, to provide for e, stays from slipping eideways—thereforene looks exeexpanalneedonede..nd contraction by heat an cold, and are also crimped at the interseetion of the stays and trands to prevent the Buy the Dillon Hinge -Stay Fence. We "twice as Wong." Twice as good an investment. Catalogue free. The Owen Sound! Wire Fence Ce, Limited,i Owen Sand, Oa. TIM ;1E1 1E3 3E1 Xat Sizes for 2, 3, and 4 horses. 18 known among farmers as the Best DItIk lelade, because it has tho Cgpaelty, the linne,h, the Get There, which ethers lack. Try the Bissell for making a good Seed Bed —for pulverizing Corn. or Root Ground, or for any tough job. It's the beat by far. None genuine without the name "BISSELL" For Sale by .A.gents. lidanufaetur.ed by T. E. BISSELL, ELORA, ONT. Ask for Booklet "B." O perator's anted. Wanted at once a number of oper- ators. Stelady work and good wages. W E. Southgate & Co, (40* You it to • Yourself man can't, in justice even to hiii. self, go on spending for passing fancies as much money as would insure un- worried comfort and contentment hi his advanced year's. You need only stop to think quietly about this to admit that it would be better to go in for a syttematic investment such as OUP: Reserve Dividend .Policies provide. These policies com- prise a Life Rate Endowment, a 20 paynient Life Rate Endowment, a 20 - payment 25 -Years Endowment,a.nd al 6;0 payment 20 -Year Endowment, coverin every possible re,. quirements Lio-Nroolv 1Logivkie Insurance Company, London t Canada, H. ROEINSON, Agent, greefortil, r tie X E" *1 11 a) 0 ° el- he P 0 4 .92 fa IS On oe cl3 pe. (2. 4. aq • F:1, v ce. Ft pee = 1:i co ee pe ea tea Pd l'H OR *1 tuj 21 agQ3 ° 'E: Jet t:° 0 rei gli; ga cDr54 171 .,1 "V rj PI OW0 '11- el„ctl 0 Lel 1.---, sr, 0...... „ 0 aq . It ini▪ v ps ee CD tilP Cr' CD t -i FL 8 It' tt,.._ 0 F-7 gi, o 1 ri cc 1 tit ca, p go 0 Ig r . , ef..0 or Sale or to Rent.—The residence J. A.M, owned by Mrs. Souter, is for It s a good frame house and bee all conV'ieniences, a good cietern and good stonft There ishalf an acre of land. Apply to. R..1110 Egmendville. 1:XTM. 13. McLBAN'S adjustable, mdiati Y if and fireproef stovepipe thimbles are f. est in that line, economical, clean, *aft and dure. Its wellas being a beat conveying, regulating ventilating apparatus. They add comfort and sae expenee lJi fueL Besi material used. Orders by mail promptly fined, wholesale or retail, WM. It. McLEAN, -Hensel!, Ont., Manufacturer. 20444f FAltli FOR SALE.—For sale Lot 28, Concession 6, Hay, township. The farm containe 100 acres, 25 acres unbroken and22 acres in gra.ss, and the rest under cultivation. There are on the premises lc frame barn 04 x 40 It ; a frame stable 40 x 20_,It. ; a shed 64 x 22 fb. ; wad a, good fmme house 33 le 23 ft, with idtehen attached le x 14 ft. Also two wells anti li acre orchard. Situated 5 miles from Hensel; * miles from Iiippen, i mile from poet office, Presley Iterian and Methediet churches and 1 mile fraza school. Applyto MISS LIZZIE McALLISTER, Illil' Green P. O., Ont. 9037,8 TIESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. —For liarpurhey, a comfortable Irdek ee with kitchen and woodshed attached ; oleo goxl etable with room tor 3 horses or 3 heed of cattle. hen house and pig pen well and pump in stable*; hard and soft wat-er, ; also 3 toms of land, on ;vhieh are, the choicest varieties of all kinds of fruit. It is most desbuble property for any pereon wanting comfortable home. Apply on the premises eftle dress, Seitiorth P. 0., .70IIN MeD0N0G11. 205541, J SALE. TAMWORTH BOARS FOR SALE. —The signed oilers for sale seven good reg' Tamworth Boars about two months old, good grade sows with pig. Apply to WM. Btaffa P. O. BIOESTER SHEEP AND SHORTHORN OA FOR SALE.—The undersigned has for sale eere eml Thorobred Leicester Sheep and Durham Cettle of both sexes. Address Eginonelville P. O., or at farm, MM Road, Tuekesmitb. ROBERT Cir41 TESS & BONS. 13724/ EGIST'ERED STOCK FOR SALE.e-Tite under _Ljsigned oilers for sale on Lot 27, Concession ihnert township, a number of heifers and pang cows with calves at foot, 4 Shorthorn bid/silt for Inv mediate servier, sired by imported Prince of Sort The above stock are all registered in the National - 'rock Records. Prices moderate, tering eney, vieiterj keime. DAVID RILL, Staffs P. O. 1006-x62 CaTri.s FOR SALE --For sale, the noted theme —bred Aberdeen Polled Annus Buil .• broa. mare in foal to Lord Huron ; AlZ a noa'-vrrniis' horse, safe for lady to drive and will work either single or double. Will ifell tither for cash 02' on titei. Apply on Lot 30, Concession 2, McKillop, ROBEta G. ItURDIE, Seaforth I'. O. 20434 TAMWORTH BOAR FOR SERVICE. — The dersigned has for service on Lot 24, Comet., sion 3, IL R. S., Teckereenitb,. a Thorobred Tole worth Boar, 81.00 payable at time of service, with rivilege of returning if necessary. II. EABILVIDN., eaforth. 1111 OAR FOR SERVICE.—The undersigned willkeep for service on Lot 82, Concession 6, Meltillop, the thoroughbred Berkshire boar, 14 Tom Winn' bought front George Dale & Son, Abut. Terme with the privilege of returning. J. A. MONTGOW ERY, Winthrop. 209ef ,..^1110131111011S CATTLE—Seyen firotrcisss you% a.7 nulls, 2 from imported cows, for sale at m0. -F. ate pricey and on kaby terms ; goad young cows iked heifers also for sale. All interested are oordIgro' vited to inspect the herd. Farm adjoins town, lea dis`ance telephone to farm. Write for catalegna. 11. SMITH, Exeter. EIORTHORNS.—Choice bred bulls and fenz L , different ages for sale, bout two dozen, from. Priees rearonable. Herd now head " eountetylyanue (50060). Ile is got by the b_ Scotch bred imported stock on both sides, glow a -WA red in:color, and well set .on short lege. Terms nested COW9 $6 insured, °there on application Visitors welcome. JOIN ELDER, Henan PP OP atid Station. 10634/ I N 'SUNNY ALBERTA Before detiding wiiere In the West, let us tell you abOi these lands. The best wheett —the rio-hest grazing land—are this Province. - Write us for full information about crops, climate and s railroad rates, etc, Local representative -want each county. Telfer & Osg Ewen Mini Aunts 245 CORISTINE BUILD? MONTREAL all, lieul s eoo for 25h. e sins 10- ple sy rice for great _ apan Te and you will 'Deices, 10o to eo from tone, of w syr d whi 011 AU kinds of and bologna. Want -ed --G and Potatoes will be paid, e and Trout. Th good quaify. offrA9LE Leave.% CAery snips and Turn FRE811 mE4r-, We buy nothim Pork and Lamb extra One price WED SEATS - Bacon, B MEAT orned Beef, If England Ham. gROCENIES— - Our -grocery de: fresh end good; Steps the I ehs the ph 4red nohinal raendi had v night fer the say chest and bottle of Dr. and was perkl You cati food. economic, Waits Ui At this titnii home anumbe ea. But you, eause you feel in.g with UMW stook of Iraq chomp neti Let ut Iran wilteotyr ince Try me for 4 JACK80iV TO RENT in Bruesels by February 1st, 10072_ SO X 22 ft., in block 2nd r from American note), latelY °coaled as tailoring, readymade clothing, etc. DR, UGH/a:VEY, Brug8G18. — 201,14r