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eleetrie stOrin -Sandal
he scheol house at -Orwell,
-bieleit building; ,
by lightning °and 4,001f fire.
8 lett is the Walls. • i
rovincial Government has
to establish agrietetterale -
the High Schools ate Col -
Galt, elilesex Centre, .-Peetei,
toed leindsaye ,
Haddow Pell ties 'been eV -
riff a teartitoulin in age -
the late Sheriff Jaelteon%
Who died a short Mete ago. Dr. Fell'
is a denti t at Gore Bay end was the
Conservetive candidate for the Legis-
lature in 1898. -
-The a.rehottee belonging to J. F.
Cairs, in Saeleatoon, Sask., andstock-
ed with nierchan of .all kinds, to
tile valtt of $4 ,000 f0. $50,090, was
'Wiped • t completelytlionday• after -
neon, together with is contents, by
fire. Thpr was but little insurance.
! --Zepira, a musical production, was
last week -rendered by a number -of
the citieens oe Strafford. The per-
formance :was 'One of the most beau-
tiful Opectacles Over ,Witnessed let
the city ated was gotten up by the
Ladies' Aid of the Hospital. Over
two !hu 'dred tpeople took part.
113
1701111 altiEVE, S.
Omer, rrs:deate of Ontario Vet-
erinary kkilege. All diseaeee of
Oomestie Anieuals treated. Calls
Vremptly atbanded to' and charg
moderate. 'Veterinary Dentistry
eipecialty, Office and. eesiden.oe
IleAtrieh st met, one 'door
elele Soett's office, Sort. °
clitAitauRN, V.
1 Ilonorary graduate of the Ontario
Weterinary College an Honorary
Member of the MeLcal Meociation
*f the Ontario Veterinary College.
greats Owens of all Domestic
Ulm.% by the Most modern prinoie
blea. -Deeteetry and Milk Reeler a
Office opposite Dlok'S
Main street, Seaforthe All
left at the hotel will reeeeive
attention. 'Night •vans re -
1871 -52
the offie#.
eAME•S 10MORA.Nt
.Verlstit, Solloitor, Noteity
teePub-
, eto. `Money to loan. In Seaforth
tf,rondayst Ridden and Sat ardays. Of -
'tee oe every, week 4-ey. Over,
tokird Store, Main beet,
forth. • 19
04
•B. 3. ITAYS. '
Barrister, Solicitor, 'Conveyancer
read 'Notary Publich &elialtoror
tiaa Deminien Rank. OfEee-In 'rear
et the Dominion Bank, ,Featorthe
Xoney to loan. •1288
.3". M. BEST,
Barrister., Salieitor, Coneefenee
rind Notary Pablice Office weitair
ever Fear's drag store, Mein street
retsforth. 1327°
. E. HOLMESTED.
-Solieitor,• Don, y
Notary 'Publics, Solleitor ter
nadien Bank of Cameleer°
ey to lean. Farms for sale. Q-
iI% Scott's Block, Main etre •
rth.
DIONIeTSON & GeRROW. ,
Barristers, Solicitors, etc., Gods-
, rich, Ontario. E. L. Dickenson, Chas.
Garrow, L. U. B. 1.833-tf
•••••=A41•••••••
J. goDGINS.
Graduate ef Royal College o
tat Surgeons of Ontario. Sucees
Lo Dr. Tweddle. Offiee-Over
Young's grocery store, Main str
ileafortb.
or
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MEDICAL.
•DR. X3HN MoGINNIS.
Office and residence Victoria
feaforth. none 78.
DR. H. HUGH R •
' Graduate of University of Toro to
geoulty iof Medicine, member of 0 o -
lege of Physiciane and plargeons of
Onterip ; pass graduate amuses In
Phis:age Clinicae Sobool, of Chioagle;
Royal Oehthalmic Hospital, London,
ignglande University ' College Hos-
pital, Lendon, England. , Offic -
Over Stewart Bros.' stored Main St.,
orth, Phone No. 5. Night cans
enswered from residence, Vittoria
lilt zee t, Seafortbe
1890
DR. ID, B,URROWS.
Offiee and Etesidence-Goderitth
etreet, cue of tho eletbodist ohurch,
Nea, forth, Phone No. 46. Gorpeer
for the °panty of Huron. 1386
DRS. SCOTT- It MACKAY.
etederieh etreet, opposite Met p-
ilot chareb, Seaforth. I
'J. G. Soott, graduate of Victorl ia
d Ann Arbor, and member of the
ario College of Physicians end
e egeons. Coroner or the eounty
lit Aaron.
le, Mackay, honor graduate ; of
la' ;inky University, gold medalist of
oinity Medioal College. Member of
Zollege of Physioians and Sur-
eeeeens, Ontario. 113
ADOTIONEER.S.
erneern,
ear St.
Artie
11 that
The
ecided,
our5O11
ingwook
orrisbur
_
pdluted
Cellifiten
-Tho. Longboat, the Indian cham-
pion r „ner, is likely to looe the sight
of one erY0 as thee result a a burnele
'took 'port in an athletic tousnament
Caledonia on Victoria Dayetiettene
was being carried around on the
Mors of Ills enthusiastic admir-
, a lighted cigar wes accidentally,
ed into else eye, causing a pain -
wound,
-At the reei& ce of Mi. and Mrs.
P. W. -Gunthen Milverteee on Wed-
nesdey, May 14, • the .ma,rria,ge of
their daughter; Clara,: ItoMr. B. le
Heere.rt, of London, took 'place. The
ceremony was performed by Rev Mr
Blunk, assisted by Rey. 'Mr. Spence,
of Milverton, after whichethe guests
.sat down to lunch, and were enter-
tained by songs, ;speeches, recitation,s
and duets until he departure Ofe the
happy couple vello left for a moth's
trip to the Mar time Provinceeketelso
to Boston and New York.
t -The body of Miss Jennie McKie,
aged 71„ was found in her bedroom at
Bright, Blenheim township, -Oxford.
County, on- Saturday aftereoon, and
that of her SOile War. tic _Ionia an --
other room, with a bottl !partially
filled with chloroform n ar by. The
double tragedy was disc r red by a.
baker on his rounds, and has greatly
shocked the whole conimunity, where
Miss McKie was much respected. See
haduelways gone hy her mall. name.
The efon was fornierly echo I teach-
er at Bright. Financial troubles' are
suppesed to have ca,ueed the :eon to ad-
minister the drug to this mother and,
then to commit stilcide. •
-Mrs. Dr, sing, residing with' her
.husband a Short distance east of the
eity of Belleville was nearly cremated
in a fire which totally destroyed their
valuable 'eorne early Sunday morntug.
Her Ihusband • was else badly burned.
They, were awakened. by , the blaze
coming up through the floor of tie
.room, where they slept. The nueband
Is deaf, and in the 'excitement tie did
not notice his vette. The latter, is
supposed to have rushed through the
flamed, as eho was found outside in
an uteonsolous" condition, , with near-
ly all leer clothes burned off. Both
arms' were nearly burned, through,
and there were other serious bums.
Tee eouple are about 60 years of age.
N ""' Thursday, the 23rd. Inst., at
thigh noon, at Maple Arch Farm, the
!product of the prairie provinces. Down
home, a the ,bricie's father, Mi. Wm.
East, en the Maritime Provinces, the
Stapleton, of Wejilburn, Was the scene
demand for a first-clase fldur lues led
of a, very pretty', and fashicinable wed-
ding when his youngest daughter,
Leetha Jane, became the bride or Mr.
Wro. McEwen, real estate broker of
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Rev.
George Cooper, B. A., of Wellburne
!performed the ceremony. After con-
gratulations the company partook of
a dainty wedding breakfast. Mr. and
Mrs. McBwen. left for Toronto and
[points east *119re they will spend' a.
two weeks' 'hoheymocm •before leav-
ing eter, their future ' home in the
west.
t -While Mr. W. B. Barley, of Kitch-
ell, and a friend were trying to
board a moving tallyho in Toronto,
last week, 'Me friend's foot interfere
ed with this getting oa the step and
the wheel ;passed over both 'feet,
,breaking/ one bone in the left foot
and severely; ;injuring the right. He
walked a few/ steps afterwards, but
• THOMAS BROWN. the feet became very painful, atnd af„-
! ter :they were dressed by e doctor he
er
• Ideal
tor Children
c.,
otliers carrnot be too eliTefid
in. what t ey give ebildren.t0
'move the bowels. Caloctnet,
cascara.,'s na,. saltS, eatliaitie
pills,castor oil., and purging
niin-ral :Waters 'irritate the
bowelS-4set the stomach, -
and: -eventually lead up to.
chronic ,non -action, of the
bowels-Constipatiom
•
• ort MIT LIVER TAOISTS)
are the finest medicine in the
world for children. .
It is just like giving the little
ones apples, ficanges, figs and
prunes ---,:because " Fruit- a-
tives" AXi.lt, the j uices of these
fruits -but so combined that
the medicinal action is in-
creased Many times.
Fruit-a-tives arp perfectly safe
/for the Children. Keep a box
, always in the house, pg
s0c.,a-bOz-6 for $2.50. Sent
on receipt of price, if your
druggist 4oes not handle them.
Fruit-a-tivcs Limited, pttawa,
rosif
'dipping or teachinefee Water and I
-en. The water in th3 Oleftgort woe
4W:tilt flee feet deep, Mrsoleneg 'wits e
,aleout 75i Or 60 year o of ado, and was
linOW11 sand highly respeeted by ;
the citizens :of St, Marye.
Oilbeit. White Met. ;with j
rious accident oti43 afterneion .012,031.1
week. Xe was --,itaging ele florae bY a,
halter When the animal sudeenlyeelip,..
ped and tell on Wm.' A. bone of gre
iNielte's right ',leg etas dislocated and,
the ,ligamento et the limb dieplac
-Mrs. David. Murray, -of Monkton,
died on Monday, May 27th, after a.
short illneee, her 88th Year* ShA
I is survived by her husbandi, and three.
.children, the4oungest bang less than
two weeks The deceased was
ittthuegitili.ter of Mr. Andrew Byers, of
-Mr.. Nelson Balkwell, 0,011 of Mr.
James Balkwell, Rat:mock, Blanshard
I...township, nearly lost the sight a,
, one of his eyee by the exIoelon of fire -
1 crackers in St. Meryl; On May 24 -Both;
of his eyes were eeveredy burned by
the tpowder.
-Martin M. Grimm, a well known
resident of =Norton, died suddenly' ,
on Sunday morning, May 26th, De-
ceased was in his 75th year and had
been a resicknt Of Mil:verb= for 10
years,- having lived as a retired fare
mer, Before removing to Milvertori
he had fanned at Roseville, near Gait,
in. which district, he was widely
known,
A
7,
a wild dastil for lown. After speed -
ingest a terrific rote -for nearly a
mile and a half, the corner at Kr.
Durkin's store was reached when the
animol fell i Cete the stone crossing,
throwing the two -occupants of the
rig on to the street. Those who wit-
nessed the iipset thought they were
killed, ebut When; they Were picked up
It was "fotied that Miss': Thompson es -
coped with i an injured arm, while
her companion was unhurt. Their
eSeape was mirticujouss
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.. (Dun* the last len Pokers the great
milling hidhstries of 'Oho , , eat hays
beer so extensieely adeertieed in, On-
tario t'hat Many fanners have given
up raising wheat. The farineat who
formerly'it, lped to make "a market tor
r
his. home-grown product to -day bdye
the weste flour for family use, and
thus war! utes to weeterniprosperity,
instead of outting money ineci his Qw.t1
poekets by i patronizing an Or' terio in-
dustry. - -Ontario millers have been
unable to r
hours a cle
'Trice Of br
twenty and
as ooipared with the former prices of
.twelv to fifteen in the Palmy days
, of wheat growing in °neon°. .'
This cote:petition of the western
wheat landIs e, tremendous feet; in
the aggreate the decline tee the mar-
ket .in Ontario br the flout manufac-
tured in this Province has ameueitedl
to a .lose qf millions to tee farming
ceramulity.! :
No proof ee • needed to e011V1nce the
general ;public that the western flour
is "stronger," thatiferieher in gluten
than its 0-titer10 rival. Bert that the
flavor and i color of Ontario flour is
euperibr must be coriceded even by
those moist Interested' in pushing the
un more than eight or ten
y, and as a result the
and Chorts hee riders to
Itwenit4y-t-Wer dollars a ton,
geeoessed auctioneer for the omen- carne home on the evening train. Mr.
ylea of Baron and Perth. Orderer Mc %end met 'him at Stratford and he
Oft at A. M. Campbell's impierrient and others assisted him to his tom
re -rooms, Sea.fortb, or at the Although the feeet are badly swolie
positor Office, will receive prompt It is not expected that the kijuri s
entioe. Satisfaction guaranteed or wilL detain 'him from his business for
o charge,
itTete rnwry days.
• •:
--One Of the !pioneer residents of
geMES G. MoMIOHAELe Stratford noosed away on May 22nd,
Liman sad auotionee.r for the 0 RD- in he townehip a Downie, where he
eyof Harlon. Sales attended te in was virliting his niece, in the person
'ay part of the oeunty at moderate. Of Mr. Issetc Dobson Rigg,, aged 74
eates and satisfaction guaranteed, years. The late Mr. Rigg had been
prders left at the Seaforth post a.°Tiesident of Stratford for the oast
office, or on It 2, neeeessiee 2, 66 !years, and was one of the most
Hullett, will receive prompt ; at-
tenteon. e18324tf
13. S. PH1LMP-S. 1
Licensed auctioneer for the °pun -
lee! of Huron and Perth. Being a
etractieal farmer and theroti kly
nnderstanding the value of arm 'his. businesa associates. Ile sat for
stock and implements, piac.e me in 20 years in the city council, was an
better position to realize'
prices. Chargek moderate.
faotion guaranteed or no pay.
eirderce left at Hensall post ,
er at Lot 23, Cioneeseton 2, Hay, will Mr. Rigg had been in excellent health
be prompt ly attended. to. e 1709-tf until a few months ago. About Et
week ago he .was attacked with line11-,
month. which resultedfatally
6
widely known and highly, respected
citizens. He was a native of 13eith,
Ayrshire, Scotland, and come to
Stratford,. in 1852, where he had resid-
ed cOntiertlOtietter since. that time. While
In the city he was engaged in lum-
ber, dealing' ailed contracting oaicl lie
waft 'held In the greatest esteem, by
oed original member of the Stratford Rifle
atis-
„ Company and a veteran of tief Pee-
ee4t1 Ian raid. He was also the first cap-
tain of the Stratford fire company.
FOR SALE.
s'-1lIIORT11011.N. CATTLE --Seven ersteelass young
• ,finhiM, 2 from imported COWS, for Hale at
ate priers and on easy terms ; good young co
heifers ale° for vale. MI interested at cordi
ioder.
S and.
Ily in-
vited to inspea the herdlearnt adeoine tokn1 long
diaotitee telephone to farm. Write for ertOalogue,
IL SMITH, Exeter. 1093-tf
"f EicESTSR, SHEEP AND SIIORTHORN CATTLE
.14 FOR SALE -The undersigned has for sele Bev -
end Thorobred Leicester iiheep and Durham Cattle
of both sexee. Address Egmondville P. O., or apply
at farm, 3111I Road, Tuckesmith. ROBERT CHAR
nits 1.1 SONS. 13724t
"Ere EG1STERED STOOK FOR SOM.-The under
.L.V signed offers for sole on Lot et, Opnceitsion 8,
Ilibnert township, a uMnber of heifers and youne
CAW with calves at foot; 4 Shorthorn bulls afar kn.
mediate service, sired by imported Prime of Banff.
Tne above stock are all -registered in the National
tock Rewrite. PriceModerate, tenris easy, visitor ;
wee:time- DAVID HILL, Stella P. 0, 1��4x5'2
CATTOE Wit SALE —For gale, the noted thoro-
-bred Aberdeen Polled Angus Dull brood
neare Meted to Lord Huron ; Also a good (Wyllie;
horse, oeete for lade to drive and will week either
single or double'. Will sell either for cosh (mein( time.
Apply on Lot 30, Conceettion eoitene
G. MUlti)-IE, eeaforth P. O. 40484f
e„et, IIORTHORNS.-Chefice bred build and folnales 01
different ages for sale, bout two dozen to selw.
front. Prices reasonable, Herd now heOded by
d• Countsylvantre” (56000). He is got by the best
Scotch bred imported stook on both sides, gloesy dark
red inOeolor, and well set on short lege, Terms ;
regieted cowe 85 Metered ; others on application
Visitors welcome. JOHN ELDElt, Hensail P. 0,
eead Station. e9804t
•
•SAFE Y CHILDREN.
•••••• 41•1•11t,
Baby's OW11 Tablets, contain no
opiate, no narcotic, no poisonous
drug. The mother wliO uses these
Tablets for her children has the guar-
antee of a government analyst as to
the truth of these statenelents. Thee
medicine can therefore be vsed with
absolute safety, ,and it always curee
suele troubles as indigeetion, our
sternach, constipation, diarrhoea, and
colic. The Tablets cure simple fevers,
break up colds; destroy worms-, end
make teething easy. Mrs. W. H.
Young, of Roslin, Ont., stays: "I have
used Baby's Own Tablets as needed
fee more than a 'yearend would not
be withodt 'them in 'the 'house. They
are ebet the ‘thing for teethteig babies
and other minor 'ailments," The
Tablets cost only 25 cents a 'box and
may be 'had from medicine dealers or
by mail from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
• •
-Then. liiitchell Advocate of last
week says e When coming to town
on Friday Miss Rene. Thomps=, of
IlollymOunt, accompanied by miss to.
McDonald a Stratford had an ex-
citing experience. The buggy ran On
the Jhorse's heels, the brute malting
to the bleeding of the efisteen and
western' wheat- in such proportions.
that enough &tan is added to the
Ontario ,prOduct,to bring it up to the
strength' of *Worn flour, while re-
taining t'he delicate and tasty quail -
ties fie. which Ontario floor is fam-
Ickge. •
Considerahle ;progress has been made
in flour blending in Ontaelo,and after
nearly ten !years of experirrient on the
part of expert millers and bakers, the
strperioi quality of the blended flour
hag; been demenstrated by he demand
ated„ I 1
a to be every reason ,tn
Padoption, by ;the, people
e the nee of suohl a (lour;
in the Milling of Ontaelo
ns an enlarged ina,rket and
he farmer's 'poeket. If the
or of the blended,floure were
merely in the experimental stage,
arguments in favor of its use gener-
ally throulghout Ontario might prove
ineffectivel ,but now that some of the
largest eit olesitle bakers In Toronto
are ,entha %al° about itthe increased
saaes of bread made of blended flour,
for °titan people, it is surely worth
while to purchase an article whin,
meana increased :prosperity all over
the Bann r Province tee the Dominion,
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PertI1 Items.
-Two eases ofl soutilepox were re-
cently discovered ein Stratford.
-DeeR kin,- of Stratford, is ito, re-
ceive the leiberal nomination. for/ the
C,ornmons in North, Perth.
-The serva.tivea 'placed 24 names
on the ro 1 at the Logan court of re-
vision, a ainst four Liberals.
t -.A. lit le two-year-old lean of Kr.
Samuel Iline, of Fullerton, was
kicked by a colt on the forehead, onej
day last week. He was unconscious
for an to r, but is now d Mg nicely.
-Mr,. Fred Kibler, the 'well known
shoe merchant of Listowel, has pur-
chased the residence he lives in from
the Armstrong -estate foe the sum of
$2,240. It is one of the nicest res-
idences in town and Mr. Kibler has
etecured a genuine bargain.
,--kiss Theresa Leslie, the twelve
year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W,
Leelie, of ' Stratford, deed of dip-
° theria, last weelee A fourteen year
old daughter in the same family is
also 111 with the same els-ease
-Mr, Arthur Blair died at his home
in Stratford on May 80th, Deceasedi
wee 60 years of age, He was bone in
Greece and had lived in Stratford for
a number of years.
-The Elma cheese factory whichis
recognized as one of the beet fac-
tories in Canada, tea installed a
new refrigera,tor plant, et a weft of
,
$1,250.
' -Mr. James A. McDonald, of Ross -
land, B..0,, Who is leader of the Lib-
era.1 'part'y in the British Colurebia,
Legislature, spent a few nays re-
cently with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. James McDonald„ of Stratford
; -Mr. James Davidson, one of the
old residents of Wallade, near 1.40 -
towel, died at his residence on the
town- tune eaet, cm Thursday, May
23rd. - .
-Mrs. Long, Of St. Marys, met with
a tragic death by drowning in a. well
one day last week, She mysteriously
diemppeared teen 'her home, and upon
a. search being instituted by Chef
•Young, he was found dead he the c -
terh at the rear of the house. The
old la.dy's Shawl and spectacles were
foundenear by. It is supposed that she
already cr
Therese
favor of t
of Ontario
an increas
wheat me
money in
maned aetu
ler
II
-On Tuesday reor,ninge May 28th,
an old resident of Ste Marys, and one
who :was held in the highest esteem
Vs -Med quietly away in tLe person of
Mr. Robert Smith. The deceased Nitta
troubled with rheumatism and lately
had pneumonia. He was apparently
reDeverlits 'from. the attack when he
suffered a relapse to which he sac.
combed. The deceased leaves • e wide
ow and 'grown up family.
Mr. James Balkwelle who roe
sides at Rannoch, Blanehard town-
ship, about two, Miles west of St,
'Marys, met a horrible death Monday
afternoons, Miry 27th, at the Long
Crossing, about a mile west of the
town. He was driving' home in a,
single rig alone, when ee was struck
by the noon train and died shortly af-
terwards.- It was snowtog hard and
a very, 'strong northwesterly wind
blowing, it is thought -that this, come
blued with t he feet that, no doubt,
the unfortunate man thought the
'trathe had passed, were the reaeons of
him meeting with such a, 'horrible
death. As far as can be learemed. ne
one etecept the fireman and engineer
were 'witnesses of the fatal accident.
The train, was stopped and the teein-
meet found Mr; Balkwell lying some
hundred feet from the scene of 'the
occurrence ,ind the horse about one
hundred and fifty feet away. The mile
mal was instantly killed,
-II, T. Miler, one' of the beet
known newspapermen of the past
half century, passed away at Strae,
ford, rather unexpectedly, from acute
inflammation of the brahe on Fri-
day, May 24th. He was born in Sus-
sex, England, In 1844, a win. of Col.
Butler, of the British Army, killed In
the Indian Mutiny. Deceased came to
Canada with his uncle, Robe Lovelace,
and settled in Stratfoid In 1855. In
1858 the entered upoe his -career tee la,
journalist, working on th,e Beacon un-
der the late Wm. Mowite and remain-
ed there, except for a short time'Un-
til 1865, ,'when he went to Ottawa,
Returning in 1872, he commenced nub -
Itching the Stratford Herald, continu-
ing at this 't.wo years, When he ea-.
tablished the Times, which was tsub-
sequently ;bought by the Herald. Lat-
er 'deceased eeta,blished the Sunewhich
only lasted a short time, Mr. lautier
was in Owen Sound and elsewhere for
some years, subsequently going to
Stratford to reside. He was mayor
of the city in 1888 -ft, having oleo been
reeve and alderman for a time.
widow, .five daughter b and 'one seer
earvive. Deceased was a ' Conserve.
tive and was very familiar with the
early history of the comity.
i00104410
EEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.'
CNV
Would linport Ruesians.
The Prairie is a weekly paper pub-
lished at Calgary, not without some
'vigorous views and breeziness Of ex-
pression, A contributor called "Au-
gustus" proposes to settle the coal
strike by importing 3,000 Russians.
These Russians are to be treated
In a manner which will make them
feel that they are still under the Czar.
Confiscation of all his property and
deportation are among the wild pun-
iiihments to be inflicted Wien any
usian Miner who joins the -union.
e editor mildly says: "Augustus has
Opinions on the coal situation which
he airs in this number. You may
not _agree with hirre; but Ms remarks
are at leant arteesd:pre
blie."
What
"What is the goal? 61W°Itaantsis itthat
site, who call ourselves Imperialists,
really have in our minds when we
talk of 'the consolidation of the Em-
pire,' or 'Imperial ueity,' and so
forth? It is, I take it, nothing less
than this: that the several States of
the Erripiro, however independent in
their local affairs, however, dissimilar
initsome of their institutions, should
yet constitute for certain purposes one
body pantie; that in their relation to
the rest of the world they should ap-
pear, and be a single power, speakihg
with one voice, acting and ranking as
one great unit in the Society of
States.
"It is the colonies, -in this instance,
or at any rate some of them, who are
making the. limning. And that is all
to the good. rif the Canadian Gov-
ernment still regard any proposals for
organized and permanent consulta-
tion between the states of the Empire,
as calculated to .'inteefere with the
working of •responsible government,'
is better that Mr, Deakin and Sir
Joseph Ward should convince them
that this is not the case than that
any Englishman should attempt so tee
convince them," -Lord Milner, in The
National, Review.
Dr. Oronhyateicha's Grave.
Extraordinaite precautions have
been taken to guard the body of the
late Dr, Oronhyatekha from gretete-
robbers. The grave is made as secure
as possible with cement concrete built
around the shell in the grave, Sus-
picious persons were seen harking
around the "mortuary in the Deser-
onto cemetery for nights after the
body was taken there. Reports have
boon circulated that medical students
wished to get the head of the late
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Sole Proprietors, OiontreaL 4
JOHN BEATTIE
Late Division Court Clerk, has as number of prod
ertiee for sale or to rent, among 'which is a good
ouildIng lot, the South Beet Hair et Town Lot No.
le, East Ward, in George Sparlinses Survey, Seaforth,
which will be sold on reaeonable terms, Ineurance
effeoted, debts collected and loans made off satisfac-
tory eecurity at reasonable rates. Call and see,
end be convinced. Late I/104°n Court Offiee.Sea
forth 20184!
J. Lewis Thomas
Civil Engineer, Architectreto 414rte. Dominion D r
pmement Public Works. Consultie.g Engineer lo
Municipal or County work. Eleetric Bali roads
;Immo or Waterworks Systeme, Wharves. Bridges
fle.enforced Concrete, Viiezin„2220,
C 0 U G R DROPS j21128.tf. toNnoii. 5»
one when ion feel tbe cold oozing
0% -We out whoa Vitt cough troubles, 1 MAIIWORTH BOARS FOR SALE. -rhe under-
-t give tbroq comfort and they
otoruenclbu by the molsel pro. I signed offers for sale seven good registered
len. Ask fOr trio tbree4oruersd sine TrAnnVOrth Boars about twa montb 014, alff0 Borne
rod and yellow box. 6 good grade sows with pig. Apply to WM. EUREE,
T BEY WILL CURE' St4fra P. (-)* N53.3
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It is a, purely vegetable compound pose
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, combined with its unrivalled regulating,
cleansing and purifying influence, rendoe
, -it unequalled for all diseases of the skin.
Mr. Robert Parton, Millbank,
writes : "Some time aito I wan troubled
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ing out constantly. After taking two
; bottles of Burdock Blood, Bitters I am
; completely cured."
ARRLIP,°Paei9,a:smALElitr, ;r;;ITtai rig ifilt"c„ctrels°atifelear.-
ell "fenced awl -veil undeniraittn,1 good bun
od brick bowie. A first•cla.a,s fm.,n in evft.y
nL
0 Lt4Eritp7p_.Boxtlsi°,:ontial:0:tihnd,efseter,p13:,t1
elleu
the Lake Shore to a gond tenant for a tem) of
ars. Vim farm coniists of 210 acres of goot
n , nearly all under cultivation and in good cor.
dition.. For full terms mei outiculare apply at,„ones.
DANIEL, SMITII, St, Jos F. 0 131 t4
xr1011e08mAikrt.;10 frUnfimeriv1)11106et oltrilEmagtninet4t,iliae, h;f14:
distance south of the church, ace apied by Mrs,John
/Wet. Tho lot oontainu one half are of land, with
excellent fruit trees. The home contains 3 bedroom,
parlor, dining mom, kitchen, eteo with good swot
cellar. There is a first-elsres well raid. eement Osten;
also ‘voodshed, etc, Apply on premites or to Fig.
inoadville N.). MRS. JOHN STEEL .2453•It
illpoloKITABLEt INV.ESTMEMTS. - 1 m lina
L money on improved quarter sectionis of lea
iteree each at from SO to 10X per annum. Only One
mel°tIrtiefi,stee8m141kes pne'rfettrn.PlersglirietOrYY 11.17-canThe°r lent :
on farms worth from 81,000 to $2,40). For further
ter, etc„ Poneke, Alberta, BSAL
partiotelars write to me. .1. A. JACsK:llv
ONirs ricv
o a sterile lie Worm collie, fed room]
di , we.
. E,
mondville fortable e berme In
hr'Piz land, ee
1-0p-tt
r, dining room and kitchen
beu rooms and a, large hall upstairs. There is p
ot bard and soft weter. The property iseloseto
Inch and eehool. Will Im sold (.heap. Aoply ti
JAMES S. DROWN,, or box O57., forth
20-28-tf
FARM FOIL SAT.E.-For nele Lot gs,
8, Hay tewnfibip, The farm eontains
25 acme unbroken and 22 aores in grass, and tegi
rest under cultivetion. There are on the prelniaos*
frame boon tie x 40 ft, a frame stable 40 x eei ft. ; g:
Bhed 114 x 82 11. ,• and a good frame houee 3 x 23 fts.`
with kitehen attached lo x 14 ft, Also two wells met
miles from Kippen. O mile from pest, office, los. Ay
aero ore.hard. Situated 5 lace front lien2000:7_1`e.se
torla:arn.(01 :1,10etahtod, churches and 1 mite tem
school. Apply to MISS LIZZIE OfteLLIOTe; o 110
t.rA•• "•••••/j....
ESIRABLE PROPERTY 1?03t StiO.E.-For Ale
Ilarporhey, -a eraforistble tirlek eotfgi
kiteten and woodshed atiarbed 1 go -1
with room for 3 boreee or 3 peadof eaetle, fen
linnse and pigpen, well and pump Oe feeble; hut
d soft Water ; also 3 acres et ;Aoki, on whieb aro
t)lechoideet varietlee of all Muds *how it feel
st deilirable property for fany porton waning
-comfortable home. Apply dn the In'emiGeB or Ade
dress, Seaforth P. O., JOHN efeDONOGLI- marku
ARM FOR SALE. -For elle, Lot Di, Cone
4, Hay tp„ containing 100 acres t--,'03 odes ara
cleared and 10 ac,r0 of good hardwood bueh. The
farm is in a fts ad state of eultirazion arid well under,. -
drained end well fenced. There Iwo on tire peones
:or atlofaragnioeadbainirai,D4e0hxou6Os,e,a.solsexavfriaume4 stiedeedanioitus
oben. 1 acre of orchard, also 2 never failing wel%
The farm is situated shout 2 ioilesfrom the villarof
Heneall, and if milea from school. ; For further pw-
tieulitre apply to MPS. TILOS, 010K, N Iteneall or 44
913
JOHDICK, Clarksburg. 15-trf
FARm FOR SALE. --For sale, Lot 24,,,,o{memiont,
Stanley, containing 100 Acme. hinety wares ara
ieared and in a good state of cultivation there toe
10 items of good hardwood bush. The farm le ea
tell underdrained and well fenced. *There is g twee
storey inlek house with slate roof, a firetolesefi
house. Bank barn, 4011, x SOft„ cement 01104 pig pe,
Iriving house; Them are two never -tailing wee%
Ind an nem of orchard and small fruit. 'This excellent
farm is three miles froor Brueefield end nviamie miles
from Clinton, with good gravel roads, For farther' -
partioulare apply on thee remises oraddreesAteen
-mere Clinton P. 0
rIARM von SALE --Por sale, Lot b, Coneteationte,
cont,ain ng 120 sereB. The farm is iJI
cleared and in a high state of cultivation. It is Well
drained and well fenced. Them ie n large two -
brick house with woodshed lend kitchen. ThereIs
-
large bank barn and tsvo entailer haens and dri
shed. Two good orchards. There am twe
failing prings on the farnewhielt make it an
lent one for either etock or eropping. There 1
a pump at the barn, with windmill. This ex
farm is two miles from Harloc'k P. 0,, four
from Elyth. Terms to suit purcluieer ite the
&stress Svishes to leave the farm and, if not,
will be rented. Th ts is the farm of the la
Mills. For further particulars Apply on the preressoof
ov eddrese, Ilarlock P. 0., MRS. JOHN MILLS.
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ISCCONO0CLASS ,ROLINDTRIP
CXCURSIONS TO
MANITOBA
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ALBERTA -
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DATES Exeureions leave Toronto Tusedst
June4,111;July 2,16,30; Aug
13, 27; Sept 10 Mid 24, Tickets
good to return within sixty clays from ;going
date. •
IIATE8 • Are the same from all pointa Ontario:
, ranging from 132.00 rounct-talp 40
Winomeg to $42,50 round -nip to Ed-
monton. Tiokete to ail points in the Nortk-weet.
TOURIST SLEEPERS A IbIlteed numb*? °f
T meet Steeping Owe
"u besun On rub
•excursion, fully equipped. bedding, ot40,,
smart porter in arge, Berth* must be wane'
and paid for through local agent atleastelads
before excursion leaves. '
COLORIST SLEEPERS pr-1;12.16,'-'imbiri
bar thy, pawnor,
saPPlYing thslr awn beddlics, toe ae used as tee
as possible in plaee of ordinary macho&
Rates and full information 'neater/04 In fres
Homeseakers' pamphlet Ask neared CAM
agent for a ear y, sr write te
Os L FOUL District Puss Agts Min Took
t I STEWART BROS., .A.geuts, 0 P R
• Settforth.
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I OA ACRE FARM FOR SALE.-
ed offersfor sale that most ti
Idmleof 8175431looxi7folg,61'biiigrtteodeblekleourk5ocuormin!,eys:rixpaTigilhitien,r;wgleas.10:Irtinerg,d .ko,ieternnbbeteh.•07h=
erty known as Lot 0,,eondereion 1, Tow:,
finit-class 'cement silo, V x 37, and (Ober
buildings, The farm is well watered, bath in front
and in the rear and Of adapted both for grain ifeA
stook raising and is in a high state or eileraese,
which is Is ell known froM the fact that the p
or bee resided thereon for nearly filty yeale, helM
one of the mon sueoessfel femme in the
siirRookti ntiP. centrally
dow.Iteahinta'eessbe• real"gehnoefaar gb°reedintheahuronr
further particulare dr JOHN SUTH
Kteih
ARMS FOR SALE. -Lo
is. Concession 3 • S.
and 4 Lot 15, Conees'ision
Towneliip of Tuckersmith, Count
inso300 soros situated Within two Int
ingtown of Acarertb, one of the hest
tern Ontario. This farm vas awrLr
tnedol lu rhe farm eonmetition of WI The
have been all pastured for the past ten yc.
would now be in excellent shape for general fermi*
Soil good -clay loam --two-storey brick dwelling hones
and kitchen with brick woodslwd—hot air furnace—
hard and soft water in kite -hen -fine grounds with
shrubbery, evergreens and cedar hedg
with spruce windbreak on wt and non
bons with 14tonestabling-00aeresofhatelw
naple and beech—well watered with sprit
end river. Will sell altogether or Would di
e.mer-tli TN. °D-bIttli.SOter rNr°13e, Seartfottnht.he emntY
01 3re.
FARMS
FOR SALE OD, TO RENT. -Lot 34,
3rd Conceselon, and South Ifelf 14, at
len, in the Township of Ilullett, are offered for n.4_
r to rent, They consist of 150seres, all in grew -te-
mpt 12 eeres in buelo A good two -letorey ;11-4,C.-;
houee, good bank barn, so x 70, with power
driving shed, 30 x 60, and sheep houeet 20 x 36. -
place is web watered by a spring, adrilled wee end
the river. It is sittieted Si Miles from Clint -on eog
is well adapted for eteek or grain. Also Lot 12, tt
the (;th COneerfsiOrt, eonalsting of 100 acres, ttreftw
acres buith, the rest eeeded down. A nem St514
spring with the wind mill for pumping.Tha
farms will be eold together or separately
&mutt° writ the purchaser. If not sold will
rented. J. MILLER, box 25, 'Clinton. O0464
ARM FOR BALE. -Por We, that valuable fornt
of 175 acres, situated on the 7137 Cone ott
anloy, It is only a halt a Mile from sehool,
uarters of a mile from Methodist -and l'resbytemt
churzhes and post ellice, seven miles from Mina
and four from Nippon etation. There ate, Orr
premises, '3 barns, one 09 x 40, one 70 x 9 aosi .
other 60 x 2S, ail in good repair ; aeontforMosta
frame and log bailee, There are 22 otreo ot feel
*heap flown. The !anti 10 weli fenced and 00 wove
underdrained, the other 76 nerve Wine, drained Iv
the townehip ditch running thrtorgh, Them_3t 1
nevcr.failino even at the 'tense witha new Brantela
pumping 1)411, also a iiever-faili.* spring hack Oath*
farm, There are le acres of go M bearing
The farm be in a first-class state of cultivation
situated in ono of the best emit) growing feetitiN
e province. Will be wed elueep and en fm`nra
purchaser. For further infotination
pretniees or aeldrees GEORGE COLEM
Green P. O.
.'Weset
-IMPORTANT 'NOTICES.
riect RENT in Bilusseis by February .1st,
A_ 22 ft, in block 271d r front Ant-ere:en
lately oecupied as tailoring, readyinadeclothi
DR. McICEI,VEY, Brusseis.
113ROPERTY POE VArrik a wagool ilres
and two houses for sale, All the buikliffgeswo
frame. Will be sold at once. Apply to et
Purdy, Seaforth.
'DIGS FOR SALE.—The undeesi
I on Lot 32, Conceeeion
pigs of extra quality. .e. A. MONTOO
throp P. 0.
0.•-•••••••,.... • •
MUNI SALM-House and two lots. A eintre
A.' ten roomed keine house, with all mama
fruit trees and good garden. Ale° hoiise3,O1jeK
coal, cook :and fleeting stoves, kitchen utenst
Must be sold'at once. Apply to W. K. Irelente
William St., fieaforth.
:or Vale or to Bent, —The resideme 171 E1771» -
vIlte, owned by Mrs. Souter, le for Fak
.It. is a good frame 170150 and las all ner.4**/*-
com:011ienCeS, a, good cistern and good stone. etse,,,e.
There Is ham acre 0! land. Apply to It.
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