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The Huron Expositor, 1890-07-25, Page 6- - - --------- - ----- . . . . . 11 1-1-1 -- --,--� - , � � � , � . . . - I --� . - � , . .� 17. � ----- --T - -1 � I - --- -I,,-,- - . � I � . -1 --,,---- -----'-1- , � - , -- - � - , - - -1. - � - - �� , .--. � 1- I - .-- - -- - 1 -1'. I � � � � . , , . I . I . . - - �. � I -- I . . t - - � �� - - � 1- , - . -- I - , , " . ,- � , I I - , � I . . . I . I I - . . I . � . ,I, I � -t, - -1 � - � . I � I -- - � I � . . , - I � . � - I . . %, - . . . � I - I . . - / , - . I . . . � --- I . � - - i. . � f - - - - . . . I . - - � I - , , - I A I . . I . . � . . . . I . I . . . - I . I * -1 I - I . . . I . I I . . . ; . - � I . I � . � I . - - I I - � I I . I � � . �- I . � . � 4 - I - � . - 1� I . . � I . . A � � � I iI . . . - . I � - I I I I . .. - � � . I I . � . . � , i , 1, I - I I 1. . - . . . . I - I . I . I �,; . . .. . . .1 �:. � � I.— . � .1. -" I . � I � � - A� I - . � - I .1 L. . . . I I ,, . - I I- I- 4 , I - I � . I � . - � -1 . � . . 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Passenger. � - -It is estimated that f ully 1,000 chil GoiNe Noam )fixed. TOTEN . & life-long Christian and was highly ea- mill, seconded by Wm. gruio'k,shank, - , . - . Neel ...... L51 F. X. 9.31 PaL 8.38 F.,N. .1 A U dren inL Kingston do not. attend sob ool. . L -Robert Bradley, formerly ateno- teemed by all who knew her. . that the clerk notify school trustees to I Brussels.... .. 3.06 9.45 9.9D . I . -Mr. F. F. Peard, a member of the send in requisitions for school levie's for - . I Bluovalo ........ &21 10.00 9.50 -1 - grapher on the Canadian Pacific. I?Ail. Toronto Bicycle Club, -who in touring current year before the 18th day of - Wingham.. .. .. 8.30 20.10 11.10 way at Winnipeg, but now living in . August next. Carried. by R. Leading Coal and Wood Burn[ - 11assenger. . Mixed. -OF- . I Salt Lake City, has married - through England on his wheel, writes Moved a WifighM...- 6.89 A.M.11.10 A. -N. 7.26 Y. N , . . ng Furnaces " " I . - - I a grand- from Amesbury, which is about 77 miles Maxwell, seconded by W`m. Gemmill, . � I Bluevale .. .. .. 6.48 - 11.22 7.55 daughter of Brigham Young after three from London :-11 Tra,7elling over here that Messrs. Thomson and Cruickshank I . . . � Brissole..... o . - 7.02 11.45 8.55 - -1 . i weeks' acquaintance, - in not like we have it in Canada. While be authorized to expend $8 gravelling : , r Ethel.... .. .... 7.14 12.00. r 9.81 . . -Mr. John Hope, of Bow Park Farm, the roads are beautiful:the hills are . sand hill on 25th side line, concession - . -0 . -- I Brantford, shipped from Galt on Thurs- in - four London, Huron and Bruce, day of last week to Messrs. Laid fearful. The largest day's riding done 10. Carried. Moved by R. Maxwell, � GARNET , COAL FURNACE I .... law, by any of us was made' by me last seconded b Wm. Gemmill, that Geo. sizes -5. 6, 7 and 8 -Steel Radiators, portable or brick set. I Calgary, Northwest Territory, a carload y . Gouts lqo]Llz- PaWnger. * of heavy mareal There w I ere sixteen in Wedne8day, when I made. from Ply- Fretwell be -allowed to expend his sta- � London, depart ............ 7.55A.M. 4.86P.* , � , . . . I � Exeter .................... 9.16 5.67 the car averajpng about- 1,400 lbs. mouth to Stockton, a distance'of 83 " tute labor for this year in -digging 14 � I Hennll .... ............... 9.28 6.09 sipiece. , -1 miles, all through Devon., which is the rods of ditch and removing st;mps on � THE ATLANTIC WOOD BURNING ' Rippen .. .. .............. 9.84 6.17' 1 -A tenement house in Mitchell, hilliest county in England. I intend side line opposite his lot in Winghem. Brucefteld ........ ........ 9.42 6.26 = E3 Clinton .... ........ ...'. 0.00 6.4 - CD 1= Z I-1 i .' . known as the Davis terrace and owned stopping in London ten days, then go to town plot. Carried. The following so- FURNACE in two sizes -Nos. 43 and 53. No. 43 Londesboro .............. 10.19 7.03 . . ' . � France and Germany, and return to counts were passed and -orders on treas- - by Mr. W. R. Davis, was almost de- takes wood 43 inches long, and No. 53 takes wood 53 inches long - Blyth.... -...... ........ 10.28 7.12 l stroyed by fire on Tuesday last week. lreland." Messrs McBride and Lang- urer issued in payment: -Sam - Ander- Steel Radiators, portable or brick set, has an EXTRA HEAVY FIR I Belgrave ............ .... 10.42 7.27 � I It, was occupied by four families and ley, also of the Toronto Club, 'are with son, $4.55 for gravel ; Robt. Yen, 50 - . E Wingham arrive ........... 11.00 7.45 Gorme SouTu- Passenger, 0 . - ouschold Mr. Peard, and all are having an ele. cents for plank ; R. Agar, $5,50 for BOX; is the most POWERFUL HEATER, Economical, Strong, Wingham, depart .......... 6.60A.m they lost a good deal of their h I , . gravel ; E. Higgins $8-.50, . . stuff. . alut time. , gravel ; J. Durable Wood Furnace made. These'furnaces are put up under the Beigrave .................. 7.05 4.00 Rhein"watIN911, . -The deal -h is announced at Doon, -11. McTavish, $3, gravel ; Robt. An- supervision of a mechanic with an experience of 25 years in the fl, , Blyih .... .............. .. 7.18 4.16 -The contract has been let for a new " I Ir- Londesboro........ .... .. 7.26 4.26 county of Waterloo on the 7th inst., of derson, $5.80, gravel, and $1 for dam- -- 11-54-52-1 " iron bridge, with stone abutments, on Jesse Jones, an aged Waterloo settler. ages ; Arch. Paterson, $1, . repairing nace business, and are guaranteed to give good satisfaction every time. Clinton! .............. .. .. 7.56 4.45 - the boundary line between Mornington Brucefteld .............. .. 8.15 5.04 ---� . I and Wellesley- better known as Cha,l- His mother, the sister of the benevolent drain ; Peter Deans, $1.25, for flour to I Kippen.. ....-.. .... .... 8.24 5.12 -----� men' bridge. I The contract figare for Jes . se Ketchum, was an American by Holland ; McLean & - Sons,. :812.32, � . Hensall .............. .. .. 8.32 5.19 the iron and mason work is a little over birth. Her family gave the United lumber; Geo. Patterson, $3,, cle ' aning . F�F- ESTIMATES FURNISHED. � Exeter .................... 8.60 5.83 AUCTION S ALE � � $2,100. States two Presidents and the world ditch ; John Ansley, - plans, specific&- . . Grand Trunk Railway. .1 --OF VALUABLE, -At the meeting of Presbytery in Eliz -,beth Wetherald, or Susan Warner, tions and inspection of bridge, $9 ' ; Net- , Trainsleave Seaforth and Clinton station Farm Pro perty Stratford last week, Rev. Mr. Turnbull .author of the "Wide, Wide World" terfield' and Hall, pathmasters, for follows: . introduced Mr. W. A. McLean, of St.- and "Queechy." Other members of plank, $3.86 ; Peter McLaren, $t, cedar Kidds Hardware d 8tove Housa Gonre W1187- sn"ORTH. OwNrox I - Marys, who desires to enter upon a the family are' Messrs. J. R. Jones, stringers ; D. Halstead, $2.50, for cul- .1 Passenger .. .. .. .. 1.03 P. X. 1.20 P. ' TN TRE l nkayor of Algo a, Indianik, and Seneca vert ; Robt. Jamieson, $500, balance � .-Passen 1 9.27P. x TOWNSHIP OF McKILLop. . 9.20 A. X. 10.05A.M. ; . course of study with a view of entering m Mixed r :-.-- . . 9.10 P. X. 1he ministry, It was agreed to receive Jones, Hamilton ; Mrs. E. A. Healy, on bridge ; John Marshall, $10-75. - Mixed Train .. ...... 6.15 P. m. 6.40 - � - the application and certify Mr. McLean Winnipeg; Mrs. (Dr.) Day Smith, gravelling and culvert; Samuel Snell,1' MAIN STREET . . Gome ZAw-- A -NDER the Power of Sale contained in A. to the S�nate of Knox College. Hamiltop ; Mrs. W. B. Smith, Hamil- $15, gravelling; John Messer, ! $7.50, --- . . I I I Passenger... .. .. .. 7.59 A. X. 7.43 P. certain mortgage made byFrancigHlein I I Passen r .. 2.43 P. u. 2.25 . which mortgage will be produced At the ton ; M is, W. Mackeniie, Eastlands, gravelling; Isaac Farrand, $7, giavelli-, e of sale, there will be offe -Kiss Mary Elliott, of Brussels, � mixed Rain .. ...... 6.so P N. 4.55 P. x red for sale by who has be�n for some Galt; Mrs. (Dr.) Cameron, 0alt, - and in� ; Hugh McKay. $10. 50, job on road;- For CRAMPS, COLIC, and Freight Train.. .. .. 4.30 P. -m. 8.30 P. time an employe E lie Auction in one lot at HAWKSRAWiS of the Mitchell Woolen Mills left the Mrs. W. N. Jones, Winnipeg. Mr. Armstrong, $3, charity; Wm�, An- � lWall Pa'p-ers I I HOTEL, in the TOWN OF SEAFORTH, on � ) ' , charity; R. Shringl�y, $2, 11 Bowel Trouble I I mill a few days ago to return home. Jones was all his life an intelligent dereon, $5 ? a s, use . . . Saturday, 26th day of July, ,an While there sha had won the esteeern staunch Reformer and a devoted worker charity ; George Bryce, $1,rent of room. PERRY DAVIS' I . . . out ' andgood will of both proprietorsand in the Methodist Church. His widow A Committee of Council inspected . .� I DR. f1C) WLEfIS At two o'clocIr in the afternoon by Mr. Charles . . Hamilton, Auctioneer, Lot No. 10. in the bift emplo - es and before tahe left they pre- survives'him. . vernment drain on 12bh concession, at - WINDOW SHADEs, ye i . .11 , - . 16 Concossion of the said Townsbipof MeRillop aented her with a very complimentary flo)Z 18, 19,20 and 21,and made arrange- -�I� , I # 0 -, VE, 1?5 17L T.- 0 F containing 100 acres more or less. The pi;: I I . . � address and a handsome gold ring. Stephen ments f6r bringing on the Toi�lnehip I "I ,- 11 perty is about nine miles from Seaforthand hu - of July 5 the kll . Engineer and letting job of clean g out 11 I - . -WI L Do. about 95, acres cleared. There will be& reseryed -Early on the morning Council met on the 7th inst. � - �Baby Oarriages, bid fixed by the vendors. The purchaser shall e, lot 23, concession 2, members present. Minutes of last meet- the said drain, if not cleaned out before % . I � � Vik at the time of sale pa,y 10 per cent. of the pur� I i Ellice 'were burned. The barns were ing read and signed; next meeting of Council by the parties - . , . I � M chase money and the balance within one monih ' u . through whose land it runs. Meeting Used both internally and externally , -1 r A�W MY thereafter, without interest or at the close to ether, maki,ng, practically one White -W erth-that this council . � , ; 9 adjourned to meet in Sault's hall Blue- It acts quickly, affording almost inst= ' . I 1� cu ES chaseesoption. A large part of thepu= - large barn. Neighbors saw the fire fi�r8t, pass a resolution giving permission for relief from the severest pain. CARPET FELT, irc- money may remain swured by a fint Inort, but before they could get Mr. Ische Mr. Brokenshire to call on the engineer vale, on Monday,- August 18th, at 10 - I � 71F eonthe property, payable at the endc,f o'clock a. m. BE SURE to GET THE GENUINE . V n or ten years, with Interest in the mautt" awakened, one section was burned. to obtain outlet to his lot 21, conces- M.IRLERA wayge All the contents, including some live sion 9. f � - JoHx BuRGF.sx, CLERK. . 25c per bottle. - yearly at 6J per cent. Further particulars and - I I . CHEAP THIS WEEK - holera Morbits conditions of sale wild be made known atthe stock, were burned and the loss amounts The Council passed the following . -a time of We and may be obtained m the man. to about $1,200. It was insured - in the orders: . . Care of Shoee. I . .. 0 Lx I C - ,�� --- time from the vendor's solicitors. . Downie Mut-pal. M. Finkbeiner, contract, Exeter,'S. R., Down South the darkey m6mmy MEDICINE and FOOD COM13INED I - -AT- F1 ins, M PS McCARTHY, OSLER, HOSKIN & CREELM". - -A clerk named Quinn, who slept $52; W. Riely,repairin'g culverts S. B., quickly tells the little maid whom she sx- , . � . Vendoes Solicitors, 28 Toronto St., Toronto. over his employer's store in Kingston, $3 ; Evans and Emary, grave'l, lot S.R., has in charge, that " a really lady 6ever ' A Dated 24th June, 1090. 1178-9 had no fire arms, but made such good $7.50; R. Adare, culverts A and B lets her stockings crinkle, or her shoes ULSION . I . � use of his voice that he drove off a gang line, $2; W. Bruner, part for gravel, look- rusty " ; and, after all, t e old 1-1;��,3 x- LititcANo SLIDA. Pcnapst's Bookstore. � URRHMA - I - . I - � of burglars on Wednesday night 1ast $lo ; W. Eagleson, 21st concession, re- darkey believes in -the same rule --that- Increases 'Weight, Strengthens Luuffa . week. The robbers threatened him with pairing road, #1 ; J. Flinkbeiner, com'r, of being bien chaussee-that the French and Nerves. � Hpadquarters for Sporting goods, death and fired two shots, but Quinn C. R., $16.57 ; E. W. Baker, com'r lat consider the requisite to good dressing. Price 50c. and $1.00 perBottle. Y,SENTERY Me R, Counter, . I kept up the shouting -4nd saved!, a S. Road, $3.13 ; R. Barry, contracts 4, No . nice girl ever went with a h, de in . I - - new 'and second - hand -Bicycles, AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS I large amount of money which was in the 6, 7 block, $224.69 ; James Ford, com'r her I stocking ; but sometimes on, will I - . safe. 1 3 S. R., $30.90 ; F. Sims, grading lat S. grov' � a little careless, and the stoo Lingo Ministers and Public Speakers use Croquet, Foot Balls, Base Ball qND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS - -Mr. Samuel Bl9ke, Q. C., of To- R., $10.50; G. Tapson, gravelling will �be allowed to wrinkle and look"un- . 9 EAFORTH. . i SPE'NCE R IS IT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FO.R I ronto,, and Messrs. George T. Brown round Bond, $57 ; T. Tetreau' com'r, tidy!; growing more careless, I the Goods, Lacrosse Sticks, Lawn Ten- �-*HILDREN OR ADULTS. � . and,Edward'Cronin, of London,' while $10 ; F. McKeever, C. R., No' 5, - $51 buttons will be left off the shoes, it will Chlorainine .Pastilles . . . - � Droceeding in a steam yacht to Murray 25; C. Willert, culvert, 14th conces- be counted a great trouble to keep them For Clearing and Strengthening the'voice nis, &c., at . - . Has just added to I . - . his already mammoth stock . bay, had a narrow escape from death on sion, $4 ; Barry, O'Rouke &Co., C. R.. b�i ht and glossy, and a pretty w6an Cure Hoarseness and Soreness of Throat.* a fine assortment of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, ' � I PACC 25c per bottle. ' I I S:E_A _P(Z):Rr _ , Silverware, Spectacles, Albums, Plush Goods. - I ts. __ I?X3: Fancy China -,Pipes etc., all of which having Tuesday last, week.' When opposite contract, $60.66 ; T. McKeever, 4vork willf be, like a peacock, Very lovely 'luntil Sample free on -application to Druggis . I Ga,nanoque the boiler exploded and the S. R., $49.45; Mrs. Newaombe, $10; the feet are seen. I " in been bought away do'wn, will be sold for I ... . - yacht took fire.. They were rescued by F. McKeev repairing pit, $10; Wow most of us have to take care of = P St S � er, road to . * � "F ookstore, I . . � a tu and proceeded by train to Mon- D. Quinlan, contract S. B. $14 ; C our, shoes, but there is always an easy TO MOTHERS . . . treaf . Hoffman, drawingB. B.,S36,87; R.: way of doing even -an unpleasant thing. . SEAFORTH, 8eedfmpopiUM The.Next 30 Days -Rev. W. F. Wilson, of Toronto, Randford, Biddulph road, $10 ; R. This is it: No matter- whetheriyour - �, . .11 .� who preached tl�e annual sermon to the Walker, one-half culvert, $1.50; Wil- shoe is kid or patent leather, d9 not PALMO-TAR SON - - . - -AT SUST ABOUT- . Orangemen of that city on Sunday, is son Anderson, C. R., jobs, 2, 3, $149.20; attempt to get the dust or mud off 4ith Is Indispenpable for the Bath, Toilet or , . . reported as having, in the course of the It. R. debenture intere8t, $525 ; J. water; instead, for cleaning implements, Hursery,for cleaning the Scialp or Skin. THE B I G% MILLS9 , WHOLESALE & RETAIL. . sermon, denounced the cr of I' To hell fleamon, b ki of v THE BEST BABY'S SOAP KNOWN. . y rea ing stones, $12.62 ; M;. have a soft rag and ajar . as I line; . I WHOLESALE PRICES.' with the Pope." "It had no effect, for Winer, com'r C. R., $25; W. Winer, don't be afraid of soiling your h�bda ; . . , . Price *25c. . . - I- . . t . I SEAFc.#RTH. . the dear old Pope is living to -day." r., breaking stones, C. R. $2; P. Winer, for while you are using the vaseline, it . - 9 J . -- (Laufhter.) 11 If there are any here to- do. ; T. Handford, contract, $121.50-;. is really protecting them, and � hot. . - Scott & Crich, Proprietors. � We are agents for and always keep on hand& ng stones, $2.75, W. water bath afterwards will make them as . sicians strongly recommend . ' - Theabove wills have now been thoroughly 'can Watch mmu. day,' said the preacher, I I who use that J; Winkert, breaki Phy stock from the following Amen cry you should hang your heads with . built upon the complete I . factories : Waltham, Elgin Rockford, Aurora, . Bosson, do., $5 ; G. Mangus, do., $1.75; smooth and white as usual. Just put Wyeth's Malt Extract Illinois, HiLmpden, qpringfield, Columbus, (N. y . � �, L I . shame, looking at a man that despises a G. Gumberit, do. ;- L. Stanley, do. ; M. your finger in the jar and daub- a little Mr. Scott begs to state to the publi6 tha* he standard), Trenton, New Haven, Waterbu . . ry,l thing like that." Klump, hauling gravel Exeter S. road, vaseline here and there and every . (Liquid) , ' HUNGARIAN ROLLER PROCESS. has again gone into the Flour, Feed and Seed &C. Also the best makes in English and SwisL . -About 5,000 took part in the Orange 6 . . To patients sufferiing from nervous exhaus- I business by entering into a partnership with the- Our assortment of American, English And C�W- I . . 9.50 ; J,. Hodgius, repairing scraper, over the boots ; then takeyour clot and tion; to improve the Appetitu, Lo assist Di- The Mill and Storehouse Buildings hav ' p�e,aent proprietor, F. W. Crich. The new firm adiau Jewelry is now larger than ever, and om. procession at Hamilton on the 12th, $3.25; J, McIsaac, C. R. $10; J ry v�stige gestion, a valuable Touic. . e been wil be conducted under the name of Soott & slots of the newest and latest designs. . 'F. rub in well; it will remove eve 90stlY GnINVed. and new machinery applied- Crich and having our shop full of the choicest Silverware in abundanee from the followw'ftr 1 3000 celebrated at Forest, 8000 at Mil- Smith, gravel Exeter irt and dust, and your shoe� will . 40 (;ants per bottle. roughout. - C I ton and, at Toronto, the procession con- Wein, oom'r Exeter S. Road, $11.2i ; come out . shining like new, and as: soft 0 needs, we feel confident that we can meet the noted makers: Simpson, Hall, MiHer & ca. I'll I - wants of every one favoring us with their ons. of New York and Montreal; Reed & Barton, ;I - tained nearly 5,000. Twelve lodges C. Wild ! THE LATEST IMPROVED ROLLS t6m. OD, S. B. $32.37; A. King, as possible-. Give the buttons the Isame I � Taunton) Mass.; Meriden Britannia of Meriden, . marched at Forest, representing N'orth gravelling lot S. road, $15 ; J. Edwards, treatment and do not trust to an�,body The most satisfactory BLOOD PURIFIER is Among the new varieties we offer you thi Conn., and Hamilton, ont., all �f which we Middlesex, North Lambton, with one ' I I )t . 6 - y season are the following : Colorado Spring No. 1. . . com r Ist:side road, $2.50 ; J. I Qaerin, noticing that one button is off. &n . -- - ' Wheat -this is a new variety Introduced here - The work de�artment is complete in all its I annin s Sam= r . � from Port Huron, Michigan, beaded�. by gravelling C. R. 818.33 ; M. Q'Rouke, let your shoes get run down at the 1heel ; r - ' last season and has done well in this l0chlitY, branches. Goods sold enarav . . � ed free of eh&rgv. . running from 20 to 28 bushels per :&ere. Ameri. Always a pleasure to show goods. the Watford and Forest brass bands hauling stones, $4.50 ;- J . Barry, do., the very minute they begin to sh W r it It is a Grand HEALTH RESTORER. Flour Dressing -Machines can Banner Oats --the leading variety ; Mum- Give xis� a call. and the usual fife bands. At Chealey $5.25 ; j. Rosler, ditch and culvert, SS; march them off to the cobbler, wh= 96 Will our -the worst form of rkin disease; WiH . . MY Peas ; also the improved English Cheyalier sixteen lodges took part in the proces. W. Ford, $33.15; J. Walker' balance few. pennies gumatism; will cure 6alt Hheum. Barle and . . . I I will ,make they htand cure -Rh 0 From the bad Manufacturing FIrme have been I ndid stock of common two ,don. on stone, $48; Ci Eliber, com'r, $7.50 : square and straight in the world igain, - I'al-ge ]Bottlea, $1.00. - I ut in, and everything necessary added to enable roweT Barley&, = a full stock of Clover and . -The fine barn on Mr. A. K. Stover's R. Flynn, drain, $5 ; *G. Ford, gravel, The feeling thab comes when your feet Ear to turn out flour .Grass Seeds - something extra in Lucerne, N R. count , . i --- � trefoil and other Cloven. - farm, Norwich, was destroyed by fire $42.78 ; C. Prouty, 1per salary $60. are properly dressed gives a Arious er, on Monday night of last week. In the N boundary expenditure P SECOND TO NONE ,,Our Flour and Feed Department is complete 4175 ; J. sense of being costumed properly!; and all lines, MANAGER. building were two hGrses, seventeen Winer, B. B., $3 ; F. Gunther, do., $6 ; I know a bright little girl who de�'lared A.LLEN'S' 'In ihe Dominion. The faoilit.ee for receiving Goode delivered to spy place in town. - . pigs, two thoroughbred Durham calves, H. Eilber, for do., $3,20 ; F. Heitz- that -after she had freshened up, -her pain froin farmersand for elevating and Give us a call and be convinced that we have - shipping one of the largest and best stocks of 9eeds in the a new horse power, two wagons, root man, gravel 'contract, $18' � J. Me- boots, and sewed on three buttons, she LUNG. BALSAM nave also dean extensively improved. Grain can county and prices to suit the times. I pulper, feed cutter, and a Variety Of Keever, ; I For CONSUMP110N, I now;t taken from farm r8' wagons, weighed, Remember the place, 0. C. Willsons Block .1 com r $2.50 ; A. McCor- always went out feelin like new. ---Shoe I and loaded into om at a - I Halsted & S ott, - 9 . I the rate of 700bushele Seaforth. .50 ; A. McCormick and Leather Review I Lnd all diseases of the Lungs. the work of two men. - - - These were mick, C. R., $16 "oughs, neglected Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma C other small implements , . The barn was in. com'r Ci R., $29.87 ; A. McIsaac," C. R.', � : � I t entirely destroyed. P In three sized bottles 25c, 50c, and $1.00. - per hour, by SCOTT & CRIOTL i I :S.A� 1',-T:P,- --a It S , � ! � suredforS2,000 and the contents for $8 ; A. McCormick, watching gap, etc., Why Highl4nders Wear! the I A LARGE FEED STONE Is $1,0.00. No decided -theory can be ad- $3.25 ; A. McIsaac, contract, C. R. � Kilt. - I i -- - � , - ranced as to the origin of the fir I I . -FOR- � Josephine street, Winghala,(),Ut - e. $49.25 ; J. Prisktor, damage to horse, This question has at last been solved, FOR HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA, . -The London Advertiser of Monday $20 ; P. Houlahen, . culvert, $2 --- . - I . -- I .; G. and by an Englishman. Watty M'Bain � --- io CUSTOM CHOPPING C) ZT rx-A. 1=11 3: C) - J. A. HALSTED, Aiount Forest. � , . says: Large congregations filled the Lawson, contract lat S. R., $21.74 ; W. has been entertaining his English coun. . . J- W. SCOTT, Listowel. first Presbyterian church Sunday morn. Manson, work in pit, $19.50 ; J. P I .01- - beegn ; pu ing and evening. Both services were lins, work in pit, $31.98 ; J. , Sleeper, sin during Easter. One night the, pair 7 I - I 'h nod in � for Mutual Live Stock Depoeits .received and, interest &I - '� . ' I were sitting chatting togetber,i and - tica, " Cricks, " Tic . . . . . . stitchas,*� A g=h one - wed. . - Yearly. ditch across road - 32 ; J. Gus- Rhatimatic Pains and Chronic Rhrumatism. � INSURANCE Co. thegeneral service. The pastor, Rev man, For Lumbago, Scia strong alike as to preaching and as to $21.26 ; T. Sims, cedar posts, $62 . W- Watty began praising thv Highlan4 "a 110118Y advanced to Farmers aud 3,0A. lo -9 . W. J. Clark, speaking of the Wednes- man repairing what a grand race they were, and what . Each plaster in an air -tight tin box. 25c. � ness men, I � I I culvert, $2.25 1 E. Wil. . grand garb they wore. The English- . WHEA On long or short time, on endorsed notes or day evening prayer meeting, remarked liamst ditch across road, $2. Council man stood it for a time, but at last be collateral security. Sale notes bought at a M that when he said the service would adjourned to meet first Monday in told Watty . he was talking bosh,i that � PrOvnptly attended to, and Head office,:.sSeaforth. valuation. -Money remitted to all parts of begin promptly at 8, and.close promptly August. -C, PROUTY. I . I WYETH'S ., T Insurance Company Oanada at reasonable charges. at 9, he meant that, and not something . I the wearing of the kilt was a necessity, HE ONLY Live Stock . I . - 0. . not a matter of choic FIRST-CLASS ROLLER FLOUR in Ontario having a Government Deposit and SteCi4l Attentiolt given to colketis - ' , else. e. " How dc you BEEF, IRON AND WINE. . being duly licensed by the same. Are now Notees and Accounts. _g -In Queen's Avenue Methodist Turnberry. 1 make that out?" said Watty, in some For Pallor, Weak.ness, GUARANTEED. on the business of Live Stock insur. church, London last Sabbath night C0VN01L MEXTING.-The council of surprise. 11 Easy enough," said his � Palpitation of the HearL . . = solicit the Patronage of the importers Agents in Canada -The Merchmtm- Itev. Mr. Boyd incidentally touched on the Township of Turnberry met in the cousin. " Highlanders wear ,,the kilt Valuablo Restorative for Convalescents. 0-USr-r0M :Fjm:m and.breeders of the ProTinoe. - � Bank of Canada, -- the Sunday observance question while �cuse of George Bryce, lot 18j, conces. because they have such big feet they Combines Nutriment with Stimulus �Q For further particulars address Office honr*-From 9 a. In. to fi P. m. drawing lessons from the narrative of ' alon 12, on Monday, July 14th, 1890 . couldn't get into the ordinary pair of J9F Be careful to ask for WYETH S. the only GnNuima ChOPPOd Satisfactorily an thoutdelxy.�4 A. E. SMI.rH, Agent. the man who had his withered hand members all present, the Reeve in they trousers. "-Scottish American. � �]MJW.ffU7M1ZL . �7i JOHN AVERY, Sec.-Trew. 1154-52 healed by Christ in the Syna chair. 'Minutes of last �tneeting read - ------ ROLLER FLOUR'o 1164 . - the sabbath day. The reveren gogue on and approved. Commifrticatio' DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO. LiM9 I --- d gentle- no were I - m,an said that Sunda should be devoted _ read from Messrs. Hatton & Carr, , ap- JOHN DORSEY' MONTREAL., BRAN, SHORTS, I THE FARMERSP to holy, ay -work for God, and pealing to Connty Judge against d ecis- � � .. I I ,d it vent ; 10.1 if it were so observe -would be a real ion of Court of Revision., re-eassess Proprietors or General Agents And all kinds of I also from Judge To FOR MOST OF TRE POPULAR - � V day of rest, and no matter, how mg, app I ,�11 ,,I Banking House, bad the ointing Court CHOPPED FEED - &m of Appeal to be held in the Foresters' CA RRIA GE W 0 R 8 A-epriefary or PharmaceuticalNed7vines, .� . . influences that might assail it they hall, Bluevale, on Friday, July'25th, at .. I y - Toilet Articles and Porfumer . I Constantly on hand. I . . i would not prevail. . , - - ' .y. - SM3-A�.W(Z)--Rr-V7EE- . I -A day or two ag� in London, at the 10 o'clock, a. m.; also from -John Ana- Highest Market Price Paid in ,�,J� 11 (in e0nuectign with the�Bank of MontreaL) - ' corner of Dundas . and Wellington ley, bridge inspector, reporting Linton's SEAFORTH. � I I I - -ri .i I - streets, a little black�and-tan cur was bridge completed according to contract ; � I - . Ar%d Cash for any Quantity of . I A. A � -- . - - . - . . - LOGAN & C;O., seated in the middle of the stree also from County Olerk, re -tax levy for � Wheat. A^ - dog-catcher warily advanced on him county purposes for current year. Mr. JOHN DORSEY has- now on hand a n�mber- I BANKER$ AND FINANCIAL Ar ' .KM. Gemmill reported, along with Messrs of first class BUGGIES, Wi e 8 V ,- C� .1. y about . ,1-0-15-01 with a prodigious net, followed b which 11 b old ',ERY I 0� �0 Now in heir own premises on Market sfwa 250 small boys. The net stretched- out McPherson and Maxwell, having let job CHEAP. These vehicles are of my own �nu- -AND- I - - en of approaches to Linton's bridge to John fucture, are made from the very best mat�-' 8eafortb, Opposite A. Stronles office. to receive its victim epais, . 1 �- � ) wh 1i lo ! the dog- of the best workmanship and are guarantepd to 11 - M . . 0 General Banking Busmessi done, drafts Im ied catcher stumbled on the street car track McTavish at $50 ; also let job of bridge give satisfaction. � � -- FINE, COARSE AND LAND SAL'T and cashed. Interest allowe#' on deposits. He over Government drain and epair- They wm-r longer, run easier and look b tter . 11111111111111 and fell heavily to the ground. r i : FOR SALE. rose with, the blood streaming ing small culvert to Jo than the factory made buggies, and as hey . � from his $10.75, job fini-i hn Marshall at donotcost any more are the cheapest i the Only first-cLaw and obliging men will be � MONEY TU'LEND Aose, while the 'sympathetic (?) yells of P . lied and recommenJed end. kept , � On good notes or mortgages. the small boys were ringing in his i ears. . &rted hav- Also a number of first class COURTL ND armere and general trade re�pectfuny solicited . JOHN WEIR. . ayment, Mr Maxwell re attend cuskmere. The liberal patronge. of I ing let job of gravelling on south b CARTS, which ake the nobbiefit thing in the - W`M, LOGAN. The dog escaped in the meantime. ary ound. , trade.' Seetbem. 1058 . - -Mrs Catharine Henderson, relict of line,to Samuel Snell 11 at $80 ; also 11 A I - * . job of gravelling on same line to John - � . A. W. OGILVIE & C0.1 ' the late Robert Henderson, of Kincar- � I i � - - -� THE HAY TOWNSHJP ALany dine, died Saturday evening at theyesi- Meager at $15 ; also job of gravelling on PLOW'REPAIRS. i - . PROPRIETORS W13ite Star and Ymm dence of her son-in-law, Mr. W. C. Mac. same line to Isaad Farrand at $14 ; also I I United States &Royal Xaff . . . . I - DOES C Farmers, WtUal . kay, London job of repairing covered drain on same I also keep on hand the following repairs ' . URE - I . , Deceased was born in to - f or plows . * Atlantic Steamshipg Sutherland, , Scotland, in 1810. She line Arch. Paterson at tl ; also hav- I Fire Insuranee. oompany. -- -X1- - . came to Canada in 1833, married Mr. ing bought four cedar stringers from �- Cabins, W to $100', Return, sioo 'to $W. - I Peter McLaren for I r Hendry and Monroe�s 3, 13 and 16. ntermediate, $30, return $60. steerage, J'V, - Robert Henderson, a�hd settled on. a ge culvert at $1, - - Dairy'. ,-A purely Farmers' Company. Live Stock also - return $40- All classes of passage to and fri -w . & - Seaforth I , farm in West Zorra, Oxford, removing jobs all completed and recommend -pay- Hendry's No. 4, 9 and 10. I I ----� nsured -when in the fields or on the road in Points in Great Britain to any point I . . until three years ago. - . .Massey's No. 13. . I charge of owner or servant. All ' If YOU are sending for your friends d I to Kincardine in 1862, where she lived ment of one-half of contract price, Having purchased the Dairy Business Canada. to secure one of our Death Township of Morris to Da Seegmiller's No. 10, 26) 28 find 40ii . I Also manufacturer --of the not fail .prepaid ticke* was the ' y the other 5 fromMr. Roderick Grey, I beg to solicit a Con- I clear through and avoid all trouble. I tinuance of the Patroqnage which he Canadian Pacific Railway and Stewnship . . result of a paralytic Woke, Of nine half. Mr. Cruickshank 'reported hav- 1 Also gang Plow points for the 4if - In Ito Firat Sftges Improved Surprise Washer - - children �,)nly two survive , Mr. John lug, along with Mr. Gerninill, let job on ferent makes. ceived in the past. Ith the advantages i' . I Tickets toaii points. Spe.d&lr&tes to mWIjob& � have in my refrigerator and sittlation I hope to and -Pacific Coast points. V% - 0 15th aide line, ,concession ll,. to Hugh 3P&1sLt9Lb1e as Milk- I be able to give my customers satisf ' AND WRINGER � MACHINES. Through sloe ro �61-17"w-m" I McKay at b c Farmers, when You require anything in � I I - � action as to ---� secure4 free. Beat connection to all poin :in %\4Z�%%% jj% . $10.50, jo OmPleted and his I quality of milk even in the 91i I I irecommer,d payment.,; also that Mr. I line, call and see me. '. I Be sure you get the genuine ioal�on � very hot weather. Agen for TOMBSTONES and the WATsoig the'United States, Australia and China. Read . � a I in S ReRliz[Dg that the cash COMPANY% � Halstead had complet�d culvert in- W,. I AW Horse-'8hoeing, Pepairing and G i color wrapper; sold by all Dzuggists, I system is the -most igency for the best stock and mutual insursDoe � , 8 at just and satisfactory to all concerned, I have security at lowest rates of interest. No troub)e e. . Blackoniithing- attended to as a L companies- -money loaned on all clana of- EeWare of poor imitations. I d by George Thomson, seconded I - JOHN DORSEY "' "3T . SCOTT & BOWNE, ]Belleville. I AW Tickets supplied at reduced rateiL Moderate rates. Original and only reliabi I T- lot. and recommaijid payment, I n usual, sm. and $1.M I , decided to sell for cash only. Movp . UNDERTAKING to ve information. Real estate and Insursam : by R. Maxwell, that the treasurer write 1169,1s , Seafoi. Ih . I PmrAPUY .*atteadod to & Mee--KkkKET ST. Ticket, Ste.boat, and L . . i I Telegraph 001ce.-MAIN ST. I . . . . I . � 1171 - D. D. �VILSOINk - G. HOLTMAN ZUrich. A. STW,NGI, " The" A . . I . h 1119 # ,gmt � "tl--.-.--. , w . L . I . I MAIO" .. I I . - . . I . . : . . I - . I - . I . - I . . - I . � . I . . I . I . . I . I I .1 . . I � . - - . . . -1 I . - I � I � I � - . I I L � - . . � , I I - I L I - L I ke Pub A , ;A0 - � * , i., - C ��, . . - . , - . , " , I �.Ji - KILER BE P R 1C. - P I b 7sEr I Yo/?T 8, 1 SC - � --- - - I I 1� I . . . - I . . . ''I I—- � .-L 1� . . L I - I L I � . - - . . . . . �K L - I , - � I I � . . � . . I .�. .. � A L ' ' I Li . ; I .- . . I - .---g-sW=,1M-.., , . - - - I -- -- - - . ---1 ----11--.-1--1---- . ----, ------,.------11 I - � - - -- iwibamiamwi�� .1imiam-i � PF, , . . i I . � ju 25� 3 Ly , ��- 'Wlho 13 An advertiserneal - L out on7the pra f.'"neitly traveller maj - ' ne jame advert -ii street corner is be! 406 it ,every -day. ' ) I ..sert'd in anofficial . . of somethit � rhene'h"Islces are a fe - perhaps read it. , ;�enf plaze- d in a J lhous,%nds will Mad A WOMaD'B7 XW9 MANAGES TO X11, LUXURY OX i Lone thousand Aol-. t-hrift-alid a W'S'e ge; . ,Wealth and secures A I ,VXO of liVing. ' H-�oj . . I bave tried it and pn During nine-year" 0i . nuing ion an'Mcom Is -a ail the necessaxl� I 1UJnrjeS of life. I L thy-, strong and b youngest 2 yearts ol� ,dispens%ble eomfor household, a cheer ,ccok. One thousan '. the expenses of our J - L the It not infrequent band's'lifo is insur,e( � � policy, which is -all ha*8 yet made,'for ti &V. ;; our billa are all p ,the f uture branly -a . I was myself a.Col vur friends all shool , I - ra agoat our im at it has proved tc C ine prosperity that 4 us both. . L But I must descri andl. 11 � i In the &-st place I the beautiful countr liusband is employi $11()00 a year. Of I I annum for a suni room -81 with garden., ing;,S120more goes SW for literary mat' $W ; .6ur kerosene I . lamps and chimneys life assurance., $75 7-;: bellevolAences, $50 ,-L and feed durin . I .g win I expe,nsei, $45. T $W for table ande. THE )WST is T In regard to &oth very beat. whicla we eat ecoaomy. We .1 made, I make every by myself ;an4 the b band's suite -are L4 childrenarenot ont, �aressed. I �cut,dow . for the older boys, s, them. When! cat my gowns for mysel k-ilt or coat out 4 -0 childron.. A, packal flychange the color, alrab-le shade. One� silf 4 black silk, 11,-M 4 cloth of some. fashi which I can renew a ing black. By this. e My hlusband.gei'a -L for which he pays S � ing apparel brings h to $50, and he alwal pearance. I removi, the moment I come�� . always wear soft dresses xcept-In I . . insummer, UnIl, - same in winter. I � sive and mak-e over I childrem, I , - The shoel stackin boys I find the high year covers our el might remark in psi very satisfactory to; . of balbrig,gau hosier for my husband -an . colored stor,ki'ngs.fol . I dye a fast black, -i - er and the --olor me, � 'moat expensive gra� lisle thread atockin,� ` SZO lef t for ta-Vt kundred aud fifty d, I . I hear you exclaitr but a generous mew. we live on $6 a wee] am sure there is not table Bet anywhere. PLENTY OF HE, . My children have . � one day, and their i white teeth give evi � food. %V',e,h;ave an I Meat only,onee a � bilt never exceeds I buy the theaper pie them in a savory roasts, which are,a) roast of five pounds mere. The -second 4' � ,from, the bones and - orj 0e, oroquettes, � filice it , th,in, fxy . *Wead an nemly tri overall a rich grai -browned flour and a w d1kY the banes are , I -added and a rich ca Sulit. We use a � g 4ams and fish in, breakfasts are alwB � brown bread or mt L like.? with honey fr-4 for the ad alts and I milk for the,childrf For ten months C� . have fromour beau 'we �have named Bal 'We �ean use. Butt quarts of milk dai'13 I I aging from -eight t4 . We have fresh ,el �through and plenty fortable ase. Out 'husband spades up � little At a time and . and keep Weeded, i Of succulent vegeta the summer and e& - be really extravaga 'aLX different kinds -4 noonday dinner. I Oar supper-sare -j, suitable i� a peasm - �ing, 8, sala � d, berij � In Zeason-1 cAnned I � With delicious crea- -M&U ever supplies � � tea, and cak�e; wit), P-996 of our own, �ca Toinimutaof eXFFn, L Ocha'nging form-$ is a Idy let�r is I -Ong our suramer outing 'fortunate ponesso, � 'm6 Pitelt on differai ,100ast during =a . -, � - - , .. - ,-- � I - - I ��,-i-41