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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-12-09, Page 60 Ae Huron News -Record -- vc $t.00 r Year, In Advanet. 4^ TiiURSDAY, DECEMBER lith, 1897. "fiwing Yer Pardners." Bing a song o' fall til,le— Better title than spring 1 Don't keer for yet- inockin'-birds When all the fiddles sing I Sing a song o' fall thue— Surnmer's dead and gotre; Shake them rosy apples down, An' tilt the jimuiylohn. Sing n song o' fall time - 0 's a gamn e of Chace, But all the gals are smilin'sweet, (Miss Mary, will you dance?) —FRANK L. STANTON. Madeline Vane. Custer barracks was at the feet of wilful, beautiful Madeline Vane. When Madeline chose to ride, she usually mounted "Thistle Blow, a gray pony, almost as graceful ant dainty as herself. No, escort ever aco3mpaaied Madeline when mounted on Thistle Blow; but when she elected to mount Tiger Chief, a coal black charger of Splendid proportions and invincible mettle, she rode along the adeuue that divided the buildings of the post at an hour when the duties of the younger pffiIcers permitted them to be at leisure, followed by a eaddle horse for whom- poever she might select to be her Wort. Now one, now another, was favored', and all watched with envy the happy fellow as he rode off in fine, s:.ldierly style, with his mind on Madeline, but keeping a cautious eye withal qn the antics of Tiger Chief, whose indomi• 'table temper, was the joy, of his rider and the secret fear of every lieutenant responsible for the -safety of Tiger Chief's mistress, The serious reeponsi. tility devolving upon the eszort to Madeline, however, neverdeterred any member of the barracks from accept• ing the part, and was not likely to. One alone was never given the op portunity, although he was thus slight• ed for the most gracious of reasons— nanlely, because he was in possession of Madeline', heart. This, however, would have been denied by Madeline, and utterly disbelieved by Jack Silvis himself. Jack Silvis was captain of a com- pany of Apaches, who were in the ser- vip of the government to act as emer- gency required in frontier 'operations against the hostiles. "Jack's cbarac• teriatics peculiarly -fitted him for this command, Although well educate 'I' with good family connections in the east, he had chosen from love of ad- venture, to lead the life of an Indian officer, half scout, half soldier. He. handled his savage braves like child- ren, and his remarkable knowledge of Indian t3haracter made him of great value to the post. In the performance of duty, Capt, Jack was the most tireless, in every danger the most fearless, and in 'every crisis the most resourceful of thein all. No Indian of his troop could excel him in feats of strength or endurance, and no officer among his associates was master of a luore .polished address. When in active service he wore a buckskin uniform, but when stationed at the post he appeared in the ordinary uniform of a captain in the' regular army. He was a famous runner and wrestler, the moat expert horseman on the plains, and withal but 26. As Madeline, from time to time, chose her escorts from Jack's compan- ions her heart would smite her for Jack, but it seemed quite out of the question to do anything so public where Jack was concerned. 'The pub- lic, however, did not dream that Jack was alighted, because he w6@ loved, nor did .Jack him6elf dream of such a thing ; he, poor fellow, thought it was ,the love lie bore Madeline that kept her aloof. But when had be made it known 7 Never! To whom had he made it known 4 To nobody! Not even to Madelinel But Madeline was continually dreaming of Jack ;and the more she dreamed the more difficult it became to doliver the bridle of the led -horse to Jack, as she passed down Custer avenue, inouuted on 'rigor Cle"'. At last it seemed td her morally im- possible to offer Jack the bridle—sim• Dly impossible. She would sink she knew. And Jack was thinking that he would @ink if she didn't. What was the matterl How did she know he presumed to love her? He would go away.where he could be be by himself whilst lie thought it over. Accord• ingly he passed, with long, soldierly stridee, down the avenue following the beaten road that led out bo Y ood the barracks. Madeline, whether distraught with slighiing Jack or from mere freak of feminine fancy, not long after rode down the long street, mounted on Tiger Chief; and for once she rode alone over her accustomed route into the country. The barracks was in consternation; but as this was possibly one of the circumstances counted on by Mc.deline, who seemed unconscious of anything unusual, and galloped radidly on, passing Jack at a spanning pace, voueheaing him just the slight. est inclination of her head, She was Brion out of eight around a bend in the Toad that wound through the woods, Then Jack, assured of Madeline's safety, asked her if she felt equal to riding back to the Barracks. lie would vouch, he said, for Tiger Chief's good behavior; the madness had pass ed. Madeline gathered up the reins, and by the easy response of Tiger Chief, knew that his docility had returned. "Yes," she said, "I can ride in alone." But as Jack's hand dropped from the bridle, Madeline leaned forward, and, impulsively, held out her hand to ., be -kissed-'then rode away. When Madeline next rode down the avenue on Tiger Chief' she rode straight to Jack Silvis and proffered him the poet of escort. With a graceful as sent Jack mounted and rode beside her; and every man watched them with glowing eyes as they sallied out of the barracks on the Lamarie road, Swiftly.they_rode..for•ward• until near the spot where Jack had cast himself, on the bridle bits of the frantic horse Madeline rode slower and slower, until the spot where she had separated was reached. Here, suddenly drawing rein, she leaned toward Jack, as the had done before; but now she held tip her• lips. Tnen, turning, she rode rapidly away, Jack following. Nothing was said until they hurriedly entered the avenue that led to the barracks. "Madeline! Madeliuel You will be my wife—Aladeliue J" . "Yes yes, Jack, of course." Christmas wouldn't be Christmas in these parts without Lite Holiday and Christmas Numbers of TIM I.LLUyTRAT- ED BUFFALO EXPRESS, That popular journal promises strong attractions this year. TILE ILLUSTRATED EXPRESS never disappoints. TheR reliminar trial c f it P Y u lemain for the murder of his uncle, .John B. Laplante, has been adjourned until next Thursday. FOLLOWED THEIRADVICE "I broke out with great blotches on MY face, and friends told me my blood was out of order and that 1 ought to take a bottle of Hood's Sarsrparilla. I followed their advice and from that time tol this I have not had any erup n tions on my face. I know Hood' is "h, good mAdicine.II MRS. A. E. H.ADICEY, St. Louis, Michigan. HOoD'fi PILi„S enre nausea, sick headache, indigestion, billiousness. All druggists. 25o, In October of last year Dtl DAI GHTER PERSUADED ME TO TRT A MEDICINE THAT HAD DONE HER eo DIUCH GOOD—MOTHER sEIUHL's SYRUP. We got a bottle from a chemist at Wisbech aud'"after taking it three days I fl It much better . My food caused mea ng pain and I gained strength. I continued with the Syrup axed in a short time I was well as ever, and got back the fpP h I had lost. Since then I have kept in good health. I tell everyone what Mother Seigel's Syrup did for me, and you are welcome to publish this letter and refer anyone to me. (,Signed) (,Mfrs.) S. Butcher, h`ir . row's Farre, Nordelph, near Dowlibam, Norfolk, July 8th, 1896.” In the one case a friend, ire the other a daughter were the providential ad, visers to these suffering women. If the first briuger of unwelcome news hath but a losing office, as Shakespere af- firms, what :•hall we swy of the bringers of good news? of those whose know- ledge, drawn upon in time of need, proved so full of help and blessing`? [Ia'w much good it did and how little it cos -0 Now, the fact that Mother Set, gel's Syrup cures when other medicines are of no avail is known to thousands. Let them, then, sound it forth and earn the thanks of those who are ready to perish. A slight earthquake shock startled the citizens of Wichita, Kansas, yester- day morning. An experimental shi ent of Cana- dian apples ant )e las been consign• ed to the Nest Indies. 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All refuse removed out of town. 5 W , ROBT, MF.NNF.L. 9 ,l TRADF MARKS, " DESIGNS, COPYRICHTS &a. Anyone sending a sketch and description may qul=, ascertain, free, whether an Invention Is probaGbly patentable. Communications etttetly confidential. Oldest agency forsecuring patents in America. We have a Washington office. Patents talren tbrough Munn A Co. receive epeetal notice in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beaut,fullyy Illustrated, largest circulation nt anv nedentl fic Inurnal, weekly, terms ClXo n , -;r ; $1.ti0 six tnonths. Sperlmrrt copies and lieu Boots ON PATF'TTS sent free. Address MUNN tit CO., 8111 Broadway, New lor'i,- A P[:RFP-(:T TEA � F� ,-1 �-•� r : Akh a a' 4 _J I THE FINEST TEA IN THE WORLD TEA FROM THE TEA PLANT TO THE TEA CUP' IN ITS NATIVE PURITY. tt Monsoon" Ten is put up by rhe Tedinn Tea growers as a nample of the lw,t qun6t;t, ..f Indian ]'ens. Thcreforo they use the ,rr.,.t,^ t coo- intho soh!ctiou of the 'rea and ils blond, Ilett i. n:.v they put it np thernaeleea:tnd ^ell it a'+1; in Ih, o -0, pp ukn;;<•s thereby ,ecnr�ng ir, hn'I:v o -...l... Rola iu hulk. ALL GOOD CROCERS K,E:P Ii. if your,;,,•cer does not Ecce i;, tell Rini h> •.,. tp n; ail-, HAY �`�R & C0.., It and 13 Front Strogt East, Torontr- s 0 skirting a oreek that flowed a few( COMRADES, TOUCH THE ELBOW. miles away into the Laramle. Soldiers who compose the ranks of Jack, though much perturbed, keptI an army are drilled to of together. moving mechanically forward. He This discipline gives grater courage sad efBciengy, as every man knows that had an intimate acquaintance with the inhett not be f to tlsupport character of Tiger Chief—an admirable dl by ht is clow, illhbe animal in the main, yet with a temper radee� prompting him to wild vagaries at mo' In oiviiised society the same principle manta when they could at least be is supposed to prevail, to a certain ex - avoided and might . do most harm, tent. The weak must be assisted by Jack obtained his knowledge of Tiger those who are stronger—tho very poor Chief from a supervision of his colt• by those who are richer, the sick by those who are well. Otherwise what hood and from many a royal battle for would become of us in times of trouble supremacy.. He saw Madeline disap• and failure? pear at a reckless pace with deep mis. We cannot always help our neighbors givings. He hurried forward. The) by gifts of money, yet it is often in our beat of 'Tiger Chief's hoofs could be power to help them in a better way— heard in rythmio oadonoe till they nanQely, by means of knowledge which passed out of hearing. which we possess and they do not. Every day's post brings to the writer In the silence following Jack passed illustrations Of this, which go to show the bend in the road. There was an.I how useful the weakest and the poorest other a little farther on; Madeline wee jot us might be to others if we were only out of eight. But a murmur struck his ( thoughtful to ask ourselves, "Now, what ear, and he soon distinguished the do I know that might be of use to my friend? sound of mad hoof beats on the hard ' And many Do so, thank mercy, and surface of the road ahead. Sight was render service whioh no money an pay not needed to interrupt this sound. for. Tiger ,Chief had bolted, and was now For example, Mrs. Redpatb, whose plunging on his way back to the Bar letter I am about to introduce, probably racks. Had he thrown Madelinel owes the recovery of her health to the This question was barely formed before intervention and advice of a friend who it was answered; for, like a whirlwind, noted o his theory of duty. theof 1892," soya Mrs. Tiger Chief came into view around the "myspr RedIn he path, my health began to tail me. bend, with head protruding and every Before this I was strong and hearty. I muscle distended, rushing on to divas- now felt low and weak, and had no tor. energy or strength left in me. My appetite was gone, and I often sat down Madeline was still on his back cling- g- at mealtime without being able to ing helplessly; her white face sboue touch anything. After eating (when I over the flanks of the black charger did -eat) I had pain at the chest and like a dove flying athwart a thunder between the shoulders, also a gnawifig cloud. pain in the stomach. III Rot no proper sleep at night, and Nearer and nearer came the run- felt no better for going to bed, being away, quite undaunted by the human worse tired in the morning. As time midget he saw standing in his. path. Passed by I got extremely weak, and He would run him down; would ' although able to get about the house it .he trample him under foot. With tierce was with difficulty that I did so. For over year I continued like this, leaps the maddened horse a ran u P sprang on P d shall worse, but a-iweya now better and the figure before him; it was not worth in pain. ; I took different kinds of while do swerve. medicines and tonics to strengthen me But what has he hanging to his —still I gained no strengh. In Julie, bridle bits? What wrenches at the 1893 A FRIEND TOLD DIE OF THE BENEFIT HE HAD RECEIVED BY TAKING MOTHER SEIGELIS muscles of his neck and strikes his SYRUP AND URGED DIB TO TRY IT. I got a knee joints? If it possible that it -is bottle from Mr. Lawrence, ttie chemist 'the man he just struck down? He at Peel, and after taking it a few days I will shake the incumbrance off, But found benefit. I could eat and enjoy no --it still clings and wrestles, and my food without pain. I continued with it and gradually my strength re� hauls his nose almost to his feet. Now turned, and I have since kept well. that the blood is elastin !torn his You can publish this statement as you eyes he will see. What ! Here, close like. (Signed) (Mra,) Ann Jane Red to his face is the king of men and bar path, 60, Glenfaba Road, Peel, Isle of ses—Jack Silvis, here, on his bridle is' Man, July 22nd, 1896. the hand of the man who reared him! A similar base is that of another lady, What does it all. mean, anyhowl Tiger who says: "In the autumn of 1F94 I Chief dropped his head and toucbed began to feel ill and out of sorts. 1 was weak ex. Afte. Jack's hand with his nostrils, giving, eating Infelt grelat weightsat my stom- a sharp whinney as expressive of nor ach. I could take no food of any kind row and submission as it was possible without pain. 1 had great pain around to make, the heart—often so bad I was drawn heroic Madeline had witnessed a heroic n two double with it. There was, too, a dull weary aching across the kidneys, struggle, which the lite of Jack gg t which made me feel stiff wben I moved vie hung by a thread for more seconds about. than she dared to count. That she "In this way I continued month after was able to maintain her seat during month, getting weaker all the time. I the fierce contest between man and lost over a stone weight and wai reduc- boast was duo, to, ignite courage and ed almost to a skeleton. From a stout, healthy woman I was brenght-low as I month: of practice in the rough Tiding well could be, and people began to of frontier lite, think I would'never get better. ,t Then Jack, assured of Madeline's safety, asked her if she felt equal to riding back to the Barracks. lie would vouch, he said, for Tiger Chief's good behavior; the madness had pass ed. Madeline gathered up the reins, and by the easy response of Tiger Chief, knew that his docility had returned. "Yes," she said, "I can ride in alone." But as Jack's hand dropped from the bridle, Madeline leaned forward, and, impulsively, held out her hand to ., be -kissed-'then rode away. When Madeline next rode down the avenue on Tiger Chief' she rode straight to Jack Silvis and proffered him the poet of escort. With a graceful as sent Jack mounted and rode beside her; and every man watched them with glowing eyes as they sallied out of the barracks on the Lamarie road, Swiftly.they_rode..for•ward• until near the spot where Jack had cast himself, on the bridle bits of the frantic horse Madeline rode slower and slower, until the spot where she had separated was reached. Here, suddenly drawing rein, she leaned toward Jack, as the had done before; but now she held tip her• lips. Tnen, turning, she rode rapidly away, Jack following. Nothing was said until they hurriedly entered the avenue that led to the barracks. "Madeline! Madeliuel You will be my wife—Aladeliue J" . "Yes yes, Jack, of course." Christmas wouldn't be Christmas in these parts without Lite Holiday and Christmas Numbers of TIM I.LLUyTRAT- ED BUFFALO EXPRESS, That popular journal promises strong attractions this year. TILE ILLUSTRATED EXPRESS never disappoints. TheR reliminar trial c f it P Y u lemain for the murder of his uncle, .John B. Laplante, has been adjourned until next Thursday. FOLLOWED THEIRADVICE "I broke out with great blotches on MY face, and friends told me my blood was out of order and that 1 ought to take a bottle of Hood's Sarsrparilla. I followed their advice and from that time tol this I have not had any erup n tions on my face. I know Hood' is "h, good mAdicine.II MRS. A. E. H.ADICEY, St. Louis, Michigan. HOoD'fi PILi„S enre nausea, sick headache, indigestion, billiousness. All druggists. 25o, In October of last year Dtl DAI GHTER PERSUADED ME TO TRT A MEDICINE THAT HAD DONE HER eo DIUCH GOOD—MOTHER sEIUHL's SYRUP. We got a bottle from a chemist at Wisbech aud'"after taking it three days I fl It much better . My food caused mea ng pain and I gained strength. I continued with the Syrup axed in a short time I was well as ever, and got back the fpP h I had lost. Since then I have kept in good health. I tell everyone what Mother Seigel's Syrup did for me, and you are welcome to publish this letter and refer anyone to me. (,Signed) (,Mfrs.) S. Butcher, h`ir . row's Farre, Nordelph, near Dowlibam, Norfolk, July 8th, 1896.” In the one case a friend, ire the other a daughter were the providential ad, visers to these suffering women. If the first briuger of unwelcome news hath but a losing office, as Shakespere af- firms, what :•hall we swy of the bringers of good news? of those whose know- ledge, drawn upon in time of need, proved so full of help and blessing`? [Ia'w much good it did and how little it cos -0 Now, the fact that Mother Set, gel's Syrup cures when other medicines are of no avail is known to thousands. Let them, then, sound it forth and earn the thanks of those who are ready to perish. A slight earthquake shock startled the citizens of Wichita, Kansas, yester- day morning. An experimental shi ent of Cana- dian apples ant )e las been consign• ed to the Nest Indies. KIDNEY DECEIT. HOW MANY ARE UNINTENTIONALLY DL- CEIVED IN 'CRpIA,mm; KIDNEY DIS ORUh1RH -CAN YO(T ARI•'ORI) ro TRIFLE \VI'rII YOUR OWN 1'017 Her 'lid:'I"I'CIII.1tH, IH ANY KIUNMY TROUBLE. DISCAI(D 111LI H, YO\A-f)%Its AND ('I'llE-A LLS- HOUTII AAIMItICAN KIDNEY CUVE IN A TIME-TRl143) AND TIi:STIFIE.D Kri)Nr.Y HF�h(!1:•`(C, - A romedy which (lissolves till ob- structions, whiell, heals and strength- ens the ufrected 1)arts, tend which from I s V rY ) .ll " eradicates, 111 im- q a nuitu. iron tb's st I t ( y em, is the only safe and ante reuu'dy in cases of kid- ney disorder. Such a remedy is South Anierican Kidney Cure. This is not 11CITSfxy. Thu formula has been put under .the severest of tests, and it: has peen proclaimed) by the greatest authorities in the world of medical science that liquids—and Liquids -only ---will obtaln the results- sought'`fi)r. A liquid. retnedy taken into the sys- Lem goes directly into the rircula- tien and aftac•ts irnniediately the ef- fected }})arts, while solids such as pills or powderseannot, possibly attain these results, Kidney disorders cannot af- ford to be trifled with. The quickest way is the safest way to combat these 1 Insidious ailments. This great re - inedy neverfill],;, it's it, liquid kidney Wci11(" It's a solvent, --Sold by a'Lts & Co. A HE ~ -- A Continental... ARE DISTRIBUTED WHEN THE STOMACH HHHUSES TO DO ITS WORK--INDIGHb- Many things there be that a, man doesn't care a Contin. TION UPSETS THE WI30 SYSTEM AND MAKES WRECKS OF MORE HOPE- about' ental abt but it's not so with his dinner. It must be O ) FUL LIVES THAN ANY OTHEr COM- good, and to make it good you must have a good kitchen PLAINT UNDER ELIE SUN. range to cook it on. "For several yeArs I had been a The Happy Thought subject of sevet•e nervous headaches, and (bast June I became absolutely prostrated from the trouble. ! alt3(, b is a good range, just as good as can be made. The cor- came swat tyr to indigestion. !wass g g + � persuaded to try South American Ner- rugated oven fills the bill when perfect baking is requir. Hens. I pi -re relieved almost immediate- ea bottle. My head- aeh�s were relieved ed, as it is evenly heated and thoroughly ventilated. Iy,..Aa, in a remarkable short time, It bakes well, uses little fuel, easily managed, modern in left meeb it-ely. The remedy has tuned construction handsome in appears ce thoroughly reli- up and built up my System wonder- � 4 � fully." James A. Bell, Beaverton,— I able. The Happy Thought is the pivot about which Sohl by Watts & Co. all good housekeeping revolves. Dr. Borden, Canadian G Ministerof i The Radiant Home.... Militia, will sail for Great Britain n oa Wednesday next on private business. , Base Heater is the best that the brains of man ever pro- - — duced, although many new patterns have been invented, ASK OUR DOCTOR. none equal the Radiant Home. If there are any intend - He will tell you Scott's Emulsion ing purchasers undecided as to the best stove to buy, cures poverty of the blood and debility of the nerves. He will say it is the .�gite us a call and we will settle the matter. best remedy in the world for delicate Latest additions to our already large Stock:— children.' Spiral Rubber Packing, Improved Weather Strips, Poultry There is a good ��— �` deal of speculation Supplies, Netting, Poultry Markers, Bone Cutters, in Ottawa as to"' the political ' signifi• Drinking Fouutall]s. Cance of the visit of Mr. Pattereon, Prepared Oyster Shells and Crystal Grip ; ahandful given to fowls daily will be Lieutenant -Governor of Manitoba, to valuable at. all seasons of the year. Sir remier i r is nogolialing for now Laurier. It is believed thePremH A RLAN D BROS., Stoves, Hardware, &c., Clinton,! the deal in the Manitoba School Settle- ment Commission. If The Workshop on Wheels Has Re- turned, BEWARE OF COCAINE. The celebrated Sheffield Cutler, E. Taylor, Thos. Heys, Analytical Chemist, To•• You has returned to Clinton and will remain for at ronto, says:—'.'I have made an examina short time. The workshop on wheels has been rebuilt and a now steam engine house added, tion of Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure for All kinds of grinding and sharpening ofeuttery, Cocaine AND ANY OF ITS CO11.'�"�%�y1i.L } pocket knives, razors, scissors, &c , will be POUNDS from samples purchased in the Want promptly attendod to. Pen and pockot knives rebladed and made as good as new, as well a$ open market,, and find none present." utnbrellasand parasols repaired and bought. Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure is a cure -not All kinds of saws sharpened, cross -cut saws a drug'. Price 25 cents blower includ, gtnnmed and sharpened. Your wants should e attended to now. The steam workshop on ed • wheels will be found on Dinsley's corner, Albert street, The Conservatives of South Norfolk have chosen Dr. 'Tweedale, of Langton, NOTICE. as their candidate in the coming eleo• tions for the Ontario L::•gislature. CThere being some misunderstanding with re. gard to wreckage, let it be distinctly understood that if any person takes poeseeeton• of any kind of wreckage and fails to report to me I shall at ONE HONEST MAN. once take proceedings. Remember this is the Dear Editor,-Pleme inform your readers, that If last warning I shall give. CAPT. WM. BABB. written to conadentially, I will mall, in a sealed let- Receiver of wrecks, Coderich ter, particulars of a genulne, Roue -t, home cure, by Goderich, Sept, 7th 1891. which I was permanently restored to health and manlyy vigor, after years of suffering from nervous - }lebillty, sexual weakness night losses and weak 'shrunken parts, Iwas robbed ane swindled by the CLINTON. quacks unl it l nearly lost faith In mankind, but thank heaven I ann now avell, vigorous and strong, and wish WOOD AND COAL YARD' to make this certain means of cure known to all suf- fcren. I have nothing to sell and want no mODeV but beln narmbelleverintheuniversalbrotherhood WEEKLY Subscriber is prepared to prompft1111all m• of man, am desirous of helping the unfortunate to ders for Wood and Coal. which avid be sold at regain their health and haUUPlnens. I ppromise YYnu Bp��e��r• ' fe,tsecreey. Addresswahstamp W T.MULFOM lowc,t rates. 'Office on Isaac Street, at LAMS' Agents' Supplies, P.O. Box 59,SLhenri,Que. IMPLEMENTSROvMS. W. WHEATLEY __. - Apples Wanted, Mr. J. P. Whitney, leader of the Op- I want all the MarketablcAppl& I can buy position, and Mr. A. S. Nerdy, 1'rern- and will pay the highest prico commensurate ler, delivered important speeche'Sin gislature yestt:rdtty on the ad - with fcVcign quotations. 011i your app''os un- thY'TE e Le til you have ascertained from me'what I can dress in reply to the speech from the pay for them. Do not make any mistake. the Le 978 t -f D. CANTELON, Clinton. TH It is reported that Gen. Peudo has To Improvers of Stock. ^ been killed in an engagement with the The undersigned has on his premises, 16th Cuban insur6ents. concession, Goderich Township, M A Thoroughbred Jersey Bull. Terms: -$1 and $2. A Thoroughbred Chester White Boar, regis- cred. Terms :-$1, with the privilege of return- �< Its A thoroughbred Tamworth Borir, registered. NEWSTerms:-$1, with privilege of returning. y� This is a rare chance to improve your stock T. C. EDMvws, ' 965-tf. U wIr)lCC. Purest and Best for Table and Dairy -- —. - - ----- No adulteration. Never tash�-.s' Poultry For Sale. RECORD unxRED rta•uot^ret Rocrs. ' CATARRH-SUBJECTS I have Por sale about flfty Barred Pl$mou Rock chickens, all bred iron) superior tho oughbrcd stook, The price will be reasonable. LORNE C. TODD, Clinton. FOR T'�ENTY-SEVEN YEARS ClUbbing &S' DUNNS This dread malady lurks behind the most in- cipient head colds; and when the seeds of disease are sown steals away the beauty bloom and makes life pleasures a drudgery. DR. AGNEW'S CATARRHAL POWDER will cure the incipient cold and the most •stub- born„and chronlo Catarrh cases. It puts back the beauty pink and sheds sunsbine In Its trail. My wife and I were both troubled with distres- sing Catarrh, but we bave enjoyed freedom from its distresses since the first application of Dr. Ag- new's Catarrh,�l Powder -it acts Instantaneously- gh•es grateful relief in ro nlnutes, and we believe there is no case too deeply seated to baffle it in a cure." -Rev. D. Bochnor, Buffalo, N.Y.-32 8)old by Watts & Co. f�-TIIE•p t+.Lrreat liner.. -- OF - THE LONDON FREE PRESS, Tho Frei Press, doniring to greatly Incren9n its nbsordpt�on lint, malleA the foil wing ~relit otter to the farmers and 4 wkmon of Canada whereby enb- soribers to weekly Flee Prosn will get ONE YEAR'S PAPER FREE. The Free Prosy hay made arranlm.mews with the Veterinary Selunee Publishing ('Sir;, fox, it numbor of copies of thele book, "Tim Veterinary Science,” the price of wbioh is $3,00, This bnok tmide fulh• alit an plain lanpuag.c the Atintmny, DineaseR and Treat- ment of DOmCRtle Artemis nod Poultry, also con. Woo. a full description of Mcalcine and Receips, so that every farmer can be WH own vot, rinary, X3.00 AOR $2.00. The weekly Free braes and Fa in and Homo fnr one year (prico $1.00) and a copy oLthe Veterinary Science (prioe $3.00). Both will be mailed to any address npon the receipt of Two Dollars. Do not edea this chance, We aannni afford in continne this offer Inddanitely. Our object in nink- ing it now 1H to secure nn Immediate response which n leas liberal offer might fall t ) attract, Remember, by sending $3,00 for the book you get the Wenkly Free Pres. and Farm and Home One Year Free. Agents wanted everywhere. Address all commnrd- eatlons to the FREE PRESS, London, Vnt, will PUW'DER meet your THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND LARGEST SALE IN CANADA, wants. 50 VEARG9 - Aftir, EXPE IEN09. The McKillo,n Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Farm and Isolated Town Proper- ty only Insured. OFFICrlts. George watt, Preeldent, Ilarlock P. O.; Jamee' Broadfoot, Vice -Fres„ Seaforth P. O,; AV. J. Shnn, non, Secy. Tromc, Seaforth P. O I Michael Murdic Inspector oflosnos, Seaforth P. O. DIRECTORS, James Broadlfoot, Seaforth:Dllchael Dfnrrlie,Sea- forth; Goorge Dole, S&fortb; Goorge Watt, Ifarlock Thomae E. linys,Seaforth; Alex Gardiner,Leadbury Thomas Garbutt, Clinton; John McLean, Klp) en, AORNTS, Thomne Neilnns, rlarloek; Robert McMillan, SPA. forth and James Ct t n x mall D m n v'I o d t le. Parties desirous io effect insurance or trane-' act other husineRs will he promptly attend- ed to on RpPllcat(nn M any of the above calcars ad. dressed to their respective pose offices. LESLIE'S CARRIACE AND -WAGON FACTORY, Corner Huron and Orange Streets, Clinton. First -Class Ruggiesi on hand and made to order, Prices to Ault the times. Ropairs and repainting promptly of tend to, PriceR reason - Rem coal- of Night Poil The undersigned will itndortalte rho removal of Night, Soil noel thorough donning of eloset.s. on Short, notice, and at. reasonable rates. All refuse removed out of town. 5 W , ROBT, MF.NNF.L. 9 ,l TRADF MARKS, " DESIGNS, COPYRICHTS &a. Anyone sending a sketch and description may qul=, ascertain, free, whether an Invention Is probaGbly patentable. Communications etttetly confidential. Oldest agency forsecuring patents in America. We have a Washington office. Patents talren tbrough Munn A Co. receive epeetal notice in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beaut,fullyy Illustrated, largest circulation nt anv nedentl fic Inurnal, weekly, terms ClXo n , -;r ; $1.ti0 six tnonths. Sperlmrrt copies and lieu Boots ON PATF'TTS sent free. Address MUNN tit CO., 8111 Broadway, New lor'i,- A P[:RFP-(:T TEA � F� ,-1 �-•� r : Akh a a' 4 _J I THE FINEST TEA IN THE WORLD TEA FROM THE TEA PLANT TO THE TEA CUP' IN ITS NATIVE PURITY. tt Monsoon" Ten is put up by rhe Tedinn Tea growers as a nample of the lw,t qun6t;t, ..f Indian ]'ens. Thcreforo they use the ,rr.,.t,^ t coo- intho soh!ctiou of the 'rea and ils blond, Ilett i. n:.v they put it np thernaeleea:tnd ^ell it a'+1; in Ih, o -0, pp ukn;;<•s thereby ,ecnr�ng ir, hn'I:v o -...l... Rola iu hulk. ALL GOOD CROCERS K,E:P Ii. if your,;,,•cer does not Ecce i;, tell Rini h> •.,. tp n; ail-, HAY �`�R & C0.., It and 13 Front Strogt East, Torontr- s 0