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The Huron Expositor, 1890-11-07, Page 60 . - I � . I - � I . . . I I- I - . 11� I . �- . , �� I � , . � . - � . � � � v . I . . � - I I I I , � -- , . I .11 � � . . I - - I - - � � - I - I � - - . I . � I I - ; I* - , �- - � - � - I - -1 I_- -- � - f I - - . !, � �, . ! JL ,L A V.4 JL.L U AXW,L-# � � - I - � . -- I --- - M"Lic-%jail. JL %JXL,6 ; NOTEM-BER 7, 1890. --- . , - - � ---- I -- I � i '-- - . - A Tale of Tommy. : slow from force -of habit. As an op- . I .� - ; ; - Wellington, Grey and Bracei. VETERINARY. - IMPORTANT NOTICE,9 9[ommy is:only' three years old. Ile posite extreme, sometimes people coddle 1FA- L iND'WINTER OVERCOATS, L . , �.&AL . . L I I . . I . -- . I - L is to a great extent a reputable and their stomachb� too much with soft,, � : . . L GOING NORTH-. Passengei., Mixed. bland food And too little'in- quantity, . . . Ethel ........ .. t5l IF. N. 9.81 P�X. 8.98 P. X. OHN GRIEVE, V. S., Honor graduate of OR SALK-A first-class residence on the well-conducted citizen, his' chief moral .9 .1 � . ; . Brussels. , ...... 8.06 0.45 9'. W J Ontario Veterinary College. All diseaset F cc I I rner of Victoria and George Streets. weakness being, (as with many older until, it loses�'its 'ability to digest a . I I Bluevale ........ 8.21 - 10.00 0.60 of Domestic, Animals treated. Calls promptly Good stable and orchard. APPly to A, CARI)NO good meal. uch a, stomach needs a We a large range. of t�ese garments,in Tweeds,, Wingharn 8.80 , 10.10 11.10 attended to'and charges moderate. Veterinary Saforth. " U83 1 and wiser people), a passion for the for, P . .. ar .. .. .. Dentistry a mpecialty. Offloe-At Weir's Roy& �ourse in g m nastios, by giving it an - . ome Boom- Passengar. Mixed. ---- ------ � Never Mind w -h -at, on]- C '�Beavers and Wor ted -single and double Hotel, Seaforth. 1112-tt EEP FOR. SALE�Tbe subscribe bidden. y let y upon Meltons , . G WinghsIn � - - - - � 09 A.M,11.10 A. N. 7.2b P. x - Lr has for some particular course of action or man- ' increased amount of work to do' breasted -intended for fine or stormy weather- Bluevale .. .. . . ksHoale a number of pure bred . � i I . . 6-�S 11.22 7.65 Shrolshire. substantial food. We do not mean that I I ner Of speech become vetoed by the . pni I Brumels....... .: 7.02 11.45 8.55 C. DOAN, Veterinary Surgeon,' Graduate Down Raw Lambs., JOHN T. DICKSON, ,es�.' powers above - him, and Tommy rests improper food should be,pat into the .. everyday or Sunday w r -strongly sewed -well Ethel. - - - - - .... 7.14 12.00 9.31 H. of Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto tramont Farm, Senforth. - 1193ss . C Honorary Member of the - not day or night till he has performed , stomach, for this or any other purpose. � ut and trimmed --added to all this) is a very iInpor- -� Medical � -Sodety I mince pie - . . Calls from a distance promptly attended to. -VOR SALE-BARGAINL-One large Taylor that action or spoken that speech. Rich pastry, 8, fried foods of tant feLature-lo'wness of p ce. � I . London, Huron and Bruce. Veterinary Medicines Icept constantly on hand. X Safe, combination lock, double door, just ' The other night he was being prepared every description, should . . � GOING NORTH- i Passenger. , Office 7 po8ite E. Boesenberry's Hotel Hen- . as it left the factory. Also, 2.130 acrtws on banic eaten. l3ut an invalid need not live � . � , Ball. B. -Veterinary Dentistry and Surgery of Lake Huron; 150 acres cleared. E. N. . for his little- cot, and whileL his mother - . ! London, depart ............ 7.56A.M. 4.35p.m a specialty. I LEWIS, Solicitor, Goderich. 1168 was buttoning his little nightshirt, his perpetually upon milk and gruel. . . . � Exeter .................... 9.16 6.67 1166.5 1 1�i r% � . I . 1 father passed through the nursery into Another, serious consideration is that . i Hensall.. .. ...� ...... 9.28 L 18.09 RANK S. Beattie, V. S., graduate of Ontsvir, I � [) ESTAURANT BUSINESS FOR SALE.- or . . I Hippen.. .. ""'I' ' � an adjoining room. He laid his Ahat habit is trAnsmitable by heretlity, and LU WARD McFA UL .......... 9.34- 6.17 FVeterina7 College, Toronto, Monber of the -LU Sale,good Restaurant doing good bumneag I Brucefield......... ..� ...... 9.42 6.26 Veterinary M � -ill sell elleap : . tY, V, we "I I - . � Clinton .... ........ .. .... 0.00 6.4 eases of the Domesticated Animals. All ca good reasons for i3elling. Apply EXPOSITOR . Y e ical Society, etc., treats all die- best town in Huron Coun down on a chair, saying to his wife, duty to posterity as well as to . , , 11 Don't let that youngster sit *in my ourselves., Our childieD should be : - Londeaboro .............. lo.19 71 .03 Ile I hat, Mary." I . given a good inheritance and proper " . �, I Blyth.. .. ... .. .. .. . d .. .. .. 10.28 7.12 promptly attended to either by day or night OFFICE. 1194 tf . Charges moderate. Special attention given to . - Belgrave .................. 10.42 7.27 veterinary dentistry. L , )�O' , I I That was: enough; as the words training. It .may be helpful to bear in . L SEAFORTH. . � I Wingharn arrive ....... 11. ' Office on'Main Street, 110ROUGHBRED COTSWOLDS FOR SALE . struck Tommy's ear, an expression of mind that good habits are just as firml I . GOING SOUTEI- I I 11-00 7.46 Scaforth, one door south of Ridd's HaIdware T -The subscriber offerS for Sale a Shearlin * y . Passenger. store. 1112 Ram, a few Ram Lambs, a few She 9 alert attention, mingled with fixed an bad ones, and if the training of I I 'In --'I.';. 6.60A.X arling Ewes ing I 31 dawn' J " a child has been wise and right, he will I . I B, ... �. 7.,05 4.00 and Ewe Lambs. Also Durham Heifers and, determination, crept into his round I al y L ,* � Q X"ORTH HORSE INFIRMARy.-Corner o Cows, registered pedigree. - go steadily on'in the right way. The - - . -��r� 7.18 6.16 Will be sold on rea- eyes. " Want to sit down in papa' a i l I Lo '*:::: .. 7.26 4.25 0 Jarvis and Goderioh Streets, next door to th sonable terms. JOHN CUMING, Londeaborc. hat," he presently announced calm] " proper way to break a bad habit is to I Freebyterian Church, Seaferth, Ont. AD die I Y. I . t � - I . Clinton] ........ ...,'.. .. 7.66 4.45 eases of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, or any of the do. � IL193 4 4, No, Tommy," his mother said - put a good habit in its place. . It is the . Brucefield .............. .. 8.15 5.04 mesticated animals, Successfully treated at the - L If yo ,SM. ppen.. ..,.,.,.. .... .. .8.24 5.12 O.&EY TO LOAN. -Private and company it I I Surest and safest antac,on -Canada L Infirmary, or elsewhere, on the. shortest notice you heard what papa said � 0 � . Hensall .......... 4.. * " 8.312 6.19 M funds to loan at lowest rates. sio,0000r- Realth'journal. Exeter........... .... . ...... 8.50 5.83 Charges moderate. JAMES W. ELDER, Veteff. private funds have been placed in our hands touch that hat I Shall whip you well." i - I . I I L ONG. BOO TS - L. fQr Men d I I inary Surgeon. P. S. -A !arge stock of Veterin which we will loan in sun's to suit borrower_ Tommy Spoke no,, ; Napoleonic de- � . . I � . BOYS K, - ary Medicines kept constantly on hand] Loans can be completed at once if title satisfn. termination does not waste words, it Undersold the Owner. - I I i Grand Trunk Railway.- - tory. DICKSON & HAYS, Cardno's Block, Sep, acts, But tl, - . I �� - I _ * � �e Moment he was released The proprietor of a, country store was � . I . -. . Traineleave Seaforth and Clinton station forth. -e . '1143tt from his mothf��--'z hands he marched . follows: LEGAL ------� acrosa the room, and finally sat down i ! . . - - ERSEY BULL.- gned will kee noted for being particularly obliging to � . GOING WNST- SNAFOILTH. CLnmx In his customers,and he had a cliiar-head- . Pawnger .. .. .. 1.o8 p. m. 1.20 r. - J du!ing the present season o his � - the hat. Then Tommy's mother fulfilled � . - 11 MI ATTHEW MORRISON, Walton, Insurance ckersmith, a thorouLih� ed and smartly' Passeng.er... .. .. .. 9.10 P. M. 9.27P. X concession, H. R. S., Tu Oung Agent, Commissioner for taking affidsvitil, bred'Jersey Bull, Sired by Canada's John B�11. her part of the contract,- and he was man for a clerk. ' .1 GEOI?tGE GOOD Mixed'Train.. ...... 9. 20 A. .Al. 10.05A .W. 'onveyances, &c. . Money to loan at the IOW88t Terms Q1.50, payable at the ti e f i One day one of the befit custbmers of . . C placed in his cot a prayerleSB,L supper- I I - Mixed Train.. * . . 6.15 r. m. 6.40 rates. M.. MoitRisoN, Walton. --- m 0 serr. ce the house called to buy a dress pattern. . � Gouts FAST-- I with privilege of returning if necessary. jOHN " less, sobbing little outcast. The price'was seventy-five cents; and I . � I Passenger. .. .. .. .. 7.69 A. N. 7.43 A. -- HANNAH. N. B. -Also for sale a Jersey bull When his father returned, the case after Passeng_er .. .. .. .. 2.43 P. m. 2.25 P. M. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, &a. Office- .calf, eleven months old, thoroughbred. 1164 was explained to him, wlth the con. a long talk the clerk closed the OFFERS FOR SALE A MAGNIFICENT STO "K Mixed Train .. ...... 6.30 p m. 4.55 P. X J. Rooma One Door North of the Commercial - 11 TOMMY is a VaUghty bargain at seventy cents. - % I � L Freight Train.. .. .. 4.80 P. m. 3.30 P. Hotel, ground floor next door to Beams hutch ERKSHIRE PIGS FOR SALE.k-The der. . i shop. Agents--CAMBILox, HoLT & CAMIMON. 87ID" signed has for sale a choice lot of 13EItt- eluding words - � I While the clerk was oelecti�ng trim- I OF �, . L . i - B boy-, as be doesn't want to say prayers ' . - SHIRF BOARS and Sows, from 9 months old d,own to -night." mings, etc., in another part of the ; ARROW & PROUDFOOT, Barristers, 801101. All bred from prize 'winning stock. Also on; store, the genial proprietor canie along , I- I Gtors, &c., Werich, Ontario. J. T. GA"ow, ImPoRrim BOAR 14 months old. Pri Inet%ntly the sobs lessened in volume ' . 1, - HURON AND 13RUCE Q. C.; WN. PiLOUI)FOor. � 684 DELBRIDGE, Winchelsea, Ont. ces right. p. , rubbing his hands, inquired after the - 11 - 1194 tf while the sufferer gave his attention to f&mily of the customer, �prai6ed her , --� this Statement of the cape. He didn't taste in selecting th i Meds and Boys Long Boots Loan and Inve'stment CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristan, -urOUSE AND LOT POP, SALE. -For Sale want to say prayers, didn't he ? That at particular piece . Solicitors in Chancery, &a., Goderich, On$ JLJL ihe House and Lot on West Street in ye&r of goods, and t as a special failror to a ' . I - , M' C- CANNILON, Q- C-, FHMIP HOLT, M. G. of the Public School Grounds. The hou was all they knew about it. Presently . COMIP-A-W-Y-- CAMMION. . - se con. I a fresh burst of grief from the cot, good customer ,let her Eave. it for sixty- L. 506 tains 6 rooms, with pantry, also hard and soft eight cents per yard. ' L . J. DOWNEY, Solicitor, Conveyancer water. The lot is,well fenced and conveniently - mingled with the information, 11 Torn- This Company is Loaning Money on I situated. This property Nvill be sold cheap a L nd .is to say prayers." , 'the clerk returned, And the lady I ------ ;-IN- - D Late of Victoria, B. C. 01110 or on easy terms. Apply to REV. A; D . McDON. my wan" . told him of the reduction the pr6prietor I Farm'Security at lowest Rates Mai of Commerce, Main street, Seaforth PYi- ALD, Seaforth. . I of Interest. vats funds to loan at 5jand 6 per cent. ' . 1194 tf Now Tommy's mother believes de- had made. The clerk was furious, but I I 1036 ' - COTT, Barristers, Soliciso ARM -ITN MORRIS FOR SALE. -For sale � although she had ,schooled herself to that if the customers thought he was - . - ra F Lot2, Concession 2. Morris, pontaining 166 voutly in the efficacy of prayer, and not in the least disconcerted. He saw IffANNING & 8 BEST -AND MEDIUM S. Mortgages' Puchased. of J COnV0YAnc0r9, &0. Solicitors for the Bank acres, and well,fidapted either for Art-ain or awk- adamantine flrmness as to the Supper selling higher than others in the stor6 . QUALITIE Ohnston, Tisdale & Gale. money to loan. It is within tw6 and a half miles of the flourish. . part of the punishment, she was waiting I Ofiloe--Elliott Block, Clinton, Ontario. A. H. ing Town of Wingham. It is & good farm and around the nursery, and folding all t - they would -avoid him and his discharge . I SAVINGS BANK BRANCH. MANNNG, JAJM &M. 781 1 he would follow; so he said: - ., - - -will. be sold che4LP and on casy terms. Applyon, . 3, 4 and 5 per Cent, Laterest Allowed on HOLMESTED,successor to tht,'�ate firmal the premises, or address NV31. FINDLAToit, tiny clotheSLinany times over to give "I.j.pst lboked -at the bill and ban sell . Wingbam P. 0. I Tommy's hardened soul 4 chance to Deposits, according to amount and F. McCaughey & Hohnested, Barrister, So- -- � 1192x4 you that piece at Sixty-five cents a' time left. licitor, Conveyanoer and Notary. Solicitor foil HROPSHIRE SHEEP FOR SALE. -For Sale, . I the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Money reach this very point in its evolution. yard." . . _ Also an EX'tra Quality OfIEN'S FELT I to lend. on the farm of the subseriber, lot 4, con - She went to the cot and lifted him out . . Farms for We. office in Scott,9 Block Maig S I ; When the sale was compldted the - OPFICE.-Co er of Market- Square cession 4, townsh of liorris. he knelt upon her lap and folded his fat proprietor . . rn street, Seaforth. i thoroughbred was as angry as the clerk, �- - and North Street, Goderich. - Shropshire Ram, Lee -shears, has taken flr*t I little hands.. He was still heaving with, "Do you know that I made the price -- -� BOOTS � JFJICKSON & HAYS, formerly with Meagre prize in his class, at Brussels,Blyth and Belgrave sobs of grief and astonishment at finding aixty-eight cents ?" asked the proprie- . . I . HORACE HORTON, JU Oarrow & Prowdfoot, Goderich ; Bar: shows this fill ' and also last year. Alsotwowell i ' that WhIpPingL 1, hurts, 3) and to give tor, ;, ! . -- - . I risters, Solicitors, etc., Seaforth and Brusselii. bred Shropsbire Ram Lambs. All will be sold, I I MANAGER, Seaforth Office-Cardno'8 Block, Main Street I I I ; . 9 - Goderich, August 5th,1885., . on reasonable terms. THOMAS ANDERSON, him time to recover, his mother reason- "Yes," replied the clerk, " but I I . f M R. S. HAYS. W. B. DICKS&, I I i - - - .--. --_-_ N. Belgrave P. 0. 1194x4 ed, with him � on the enormity -of his Want YOU to understand that no man MADE'TO ORDER- SPECJALLY FOR O-URSELVES. . Money to Loan. 1127 TO WOOD C ,. - AUTION UTTERS. -The public I I Does Tommy want to ask God to I L I I I I M0 r C are hereby cautioned against trespassing crime. can undersell me in this store." - - � : CO2 1 He kept his situation. I . . I I . � thi� premises of the undersigned, being lot � forgive him, and make him a good boy?" i � I . = on I � . I > MONEY TO LOAN. No. b, on the 7th concession of Hullett, and lots. she asked, when at length he grew- � ; . 0 0. = * 9 and 10 on the 6th concession of Hullett, and , 0 " The Habit of Rapid I 0 ""< 01 - ) ONEY TO LOAN. ---Straight loans at a Ps cutting or remo-ving therefrom, timber of.py calmer. . . 0 1 4= 1 70 a" M Cent., with the privilege to barro Work' Gents' " and Boys' SChool Boots, Ladies', r f war kind or for .any purpose, also takink-Aawn . 11 Ess," he gulped. Edward Everett Hale, in an article I . � . I of repaying part of the principal money at an fences. Pat -ties detected in so trespassing. on . I . I y " Then say your prayers like a nice in the Forum, � expresses- his surprise 11 LM3 time. Apply so F. HOLM TED, BurMall any of the above lands will be prosecuted Las the i 0 Seatorth. I - law ditects without respect ofpersons. JAMES I liftle boy '; she ad.vised. that clergymen 'should spend so much Misses' and Ohildr6n's Fine Boots, C= 850 (0707 _ . OTICE TO BREEDERS OF GOOD STOCK. I ) 'In composing . . t . I � � � I 110� . SNELL. , -, Then h'e attacked the throne Of grace time , frequently a week 0 I . 1194x4 th 0 - 1= followin a sermon of not more than thirty -five - U rin . DENTISTRY. . with another gulp, and e 9 R' bbers and Overshoes ?9 � form of petition : " Please God, make hundred words. L. - = N -The undersigned will keep duringthe Tommy a good � W. TWEDDLE, Dentist, . successor to W. J. boy; and bless papa -and The average newspaper man, Mr. . . F. Fear. Office in Daley s Block, Seaforth, season at Leadbury, a thoroughbred Holstein- ' ; I CD 0 Ontario. Nitrous Oxide Gas saministered f Friesian bull by mamma, and don't let him sit in papaIg Hale says, writes easily I or "" Lady Collins NCpthlMe," t 1. and rapidly. _A r -Vt-WG- --P:R0--F`±rrS- the painless extr%ction of teeth. - 169 No. 15667, sire, Maud Hanning's Neptune " hat, and let a piece of bread and milk He has to do it, or ge ft. He must __V XJ0 1-1 93 I _ WMSr-C X.31 No. 5870: dam, " Lady Colin," No. 3734, m9k ave his information in his head, or at . i � - 0 �:4 - record 86 pounds per day ; butter 211 pounds come to Tommy in the. night sake. h . . I . --- 1-5 0 F. BELDEN, D. D S., L. D. S., Dentist. in seven days. Terms, $1.50, payable on the Iet Amen." A mixture of devotion and di -L hand. He may be required, late at . � - . Gift , 0 C-1 G. Office --over John;on's Hardware Store, of January, 1891. J. T. McNAMARA. 1118tf* plomacy that reached one hearer at night, to write a column about a great � I Pi i -I Seaforth. Electricity for painless extraction o L . � I I 0 P ' 0 'teeth, least with great directneae'L go that man or a political event,. and he cannot � L i . : I (D -4 W � 1164 ROROUGHBRED STOCK FOR SALE. -For - I I I - i I whether he was made a good boy or not aDend a week thinking the matter over. � X 0 0 P, 0 Sale, 5 Leicester ' I . i f T ram lambs, got by a ram I do not know, bat I am quite sure that 1 1 t e�lf KINSMAN, Dentist, L. D. that took prices at the Provincial, Industrial and 44 The newspaper man knows, too, that GOOD ; ) 2 P . * S., Exeter, Ont. Will be at Western Fairs. Also a number of Short Rom & piece -of bread and milk" came to he will have no chance to I I . 0 09) M ... Zurich, at the Huron Hotel, an the Cattle of either sex, ainongst-which are 3 young - revise. his � . t4 LAST TmTuDAY IN BACK IKONTB- bulls fit for -service. - Also some good colts and him in the iaight.-L. L'Estrange, in copy when he sends it late to the com- I L I C-t-hd and at Murdock's Hotel, Hensall, on the PIRST Harper's Young People. ' i (A - CQ fillies. As- I have more Stock than I have room positors, page by page. AND TUIRD FRIDAY in each month. Teeth .ex- for, I will sell cheap on time to suit purchasers.. - I So he writes AND - BRUSSELS. 0 Pi CD c -,P- CD 0 tracted with the least pain possible. All work Come -and get your choice. DAVID MILNE, � I I � carefully, and attends .to the paragraph. . E firstTlass at liberal rates. , L Force of Habit. in and punctuation. I - I - i 0 - r -V 0 971 Ethel, Ontario. I � 1191 . _ L Dr. Wesley Emerson b as sai d : I I Hab - it will strike the preacher that this in . . I - L ! 0 C-7- I -J a �� - -- - - -- - � ,.--. --- - - ,- , - I It is like a boat; it b as to - be built, but work at high pressure. So it is, but it . THE 2 P '0 - (D P !4 KEDICAL. . TEACHERS WANTED. I when it ig built it will carry you.- becomesa habit.' When writers know 0 00 ct. S. FERGUSON, M. D. C. M., Seaforth, EACHER WANTED. -Wanted for School I Again it has been said that the majority that they must work in this way, they CANADIAN -BANK 'OF COMMERCE "a . W. Offlee and residence, that formerly cc- TSection No. - 13, Sta ley, a fernale teacber- of people die of bad ha bits -bad habits think quickly and clearly, and put the . . I EstabUshed 1867." I � W g) P d by Dr. Hanover, near Goderich street, holding a second or n . I third class certificate - of eating or drinking or sleeping ; by right word in the right place without . . a � pi 1,:� CD =night or day promptly attended to. Duties to commence January I -at. 1891. Appli. neglecting to do things Which the the slightest hesitation. - . . . I KEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. IL M P. 0 . 1173 f ig salary will be received up to y L (D LQ : at E. COOPER, 31. D., Physician, Surge November 20th, 1890. Wdress,ISAAC ERRATT, ought to do, as well. as by doiag things The newspaper habit of rapid writing 'OAPITAL (PAID 1UP) SIX MILLION DoLLARS - $6.000l000 0 p " rn c -t- On Secretary, Varna P. O., out. , . . - ! - - . . a . - --- Constance, Ont. 1127 . -- -- ---- which they ought not to do. , results -in fairly good work that will REST, I ., JZ 0 C -t- 0 0 R. and Accoucher, 1194x4 --- The following from a lecture by J. ]EI. compare favorably with the more de. I - $80U,000 (A W RS. ELLIOTI & GUNN, Brucefield, Moen- IT[10 TEACHERS. -For School Section No. 9 " B. E. WALKER, GENERAL MANAGER. tiates Royal College- of Physicians and Kellogg, director of the Sanitarium, liberate compositions of the preachers. ' . I a (1) Fd 0 D Gray, a school teacher having a second Or' - Battle Creek, Michigam, i When a thing must .be done, that set- � � , %1111 Z Surgeons, Edinburgh. Brucefield, Ont. 9se third class certificate. Duties to commence .8 suggestive : tles it. , � ---�- 0 PA tj L January 2nd, 1891. Applications statingsalary . The In. ajQrity of the 1people hardly ap- .. I SEAFORTH BRIANOW t 50 (1) W desired, must be addressed tQ JOHN MC- I G. SCOTT, M. D., &c., Physician, Surgeon NAUC -3 It will not do tofineer at this rapid A General Banking 'Business Transacted. Farmers' Notes DisCOL J. and Aor,oucher, Seaforth, Ont. ,HT, Secretary, Carmunock P. Qjz, 1192-4 preciate how much we'ar� creatures of 0 93- L . writing for the ves residence South wide of Goderich street, Second --�- habit, nor how- much habit lias to do unted. Office and .&L .3� Drafts issued 1)av:able at all noints iii Cana,]-, wnrl +'k. ,, .- I M 9) M 1.4 'Ll A 77 I- - A - - - . F LAk, FCb -T 1p -D. -Wanted for School , . -, q ,I w our aily lives ; yet it is our hab. the world, entertains, instructs and . P �� P-- �� Door own or the Preiibyterlan Church. 849 " ` 'a IN � . I � _ . - � _t _I � A 0. 6, Rullett, a male teacher : , -, ahar. shapes public opinion. It gets into . cities in the United Stabes holding 2n � I I its which give us our individual v . ,Great Britain, France, Bermuda,&c. T S'e'etion N �i �j�. i _ . � - , 11 i - � im . W. BRUCE SMITH, M. D d or 3rd class -certificate. Duties to - � � P> . I � . % C. M., Member COMMence on January ist, 1891. Applications . � .� acteristics, and which make us differ histori s and other books, and in many R SurFeens � � ��, t .1 - � 4, � e 310 of the College of Physicis ' . - - - SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. 111111111111 10 w , , -��; . � I . �, e . I � :� ` - rem d'S . accompanied by testimonials and s=sSala - , 1 1. � Habit even affe,ets instancos is a model of style, Deposits of $1.0 1-4. C-1- Office and nos desired should be addressed t t 117 �: one from another. no and ,I . . c., Seaforth, Ontario. � I 0 and upwards received, and current rates of intereat allowed. . same as occupied by Dr Vercoe. 0 e , i. �� I F our walk and the carriage of our bod Yet the average newspaper man. will . 0 tj , he ign � i If i - , I , Yt I NTFREST ADDED TO THE PRINCIPAL AT THE EIND OF MAY AND :NOVEMBER 13N EACH - 0 � C -t- 848 Harlook P, O., on or before November 15, next. - - ` - man;s trade or . I . . � . . � "' and one can often tell a write 700,000 words Of good matter in a LP � � r-, - YEAR.' THOS'. NEILANS, Secretan-. � - i - . � � . I pt - 1198x4 . ,: ; oc upation bv observing his manner on year, and stick to his work without a .."kellow of the - I . -. � - %. ALEX. BETHUNE M. D .1 . - , t e at � 1- - Royal College ol Physicians and Surgeons 0 SCHOOL TEACHERS. -Teacher wanted --- t : thc reet. The old farmer who has vacation, while :many others have to SpecW Attention given tO'the CoUeetion of CommereW Paper and Farmers' (D KIPPtOn. Succemor to Dr. Mjickid. Office for School Section No. 3, Stanley, holding � t � f � � - �-� � � - �- I � used the muscles of the chest �ore than take a month or � & (D T , � . I ,-,.*i:l -- ! - two off every year. Sales Notes. I cc .14 � lately occupied by Dr. Mackid, Main Street, sQcond or third class certificate, male or female,. � � - - - - I ' �eaforth. Residence -Corner of Viotoria Square. Applications stating salary desired will be re- , . e those of the back, becomes stoop-shoul- 0 2 , 1�-� e � dered, and he carries his arms half -flex -Local physicians at Canton, Ohio F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor. JOHN AIRD, Manager. =4 �-j (D P> in house lately occupied by L. E. Dancey. ceived by the undersigned bp to November 20, 1 - � r - I I , I . . 9 . -. tt Dr. Mackid has gone to the Northwest and 1890. Personal applications prefe"ed. M., � . ed, because his work has developed ihe are excited over a Strange case. Three Dr. Bethune has taken his practice. The BATES, Secretary, Box 15, Bayfield.P. 0. I � i ! . M � P 93 I - flexor muscles and not the extensors. years ago Mrs. Frank M. Chambers of I i W .- � - , i C-44 t Doctor will be found in Dr. Mackid's office , - I I � - - � � N 0 1193x4 � �. . I . f .- - � There is excuse for this, but sometimes that city, lost her voice, and since that during the day and at his owil residence during - - i ime has been unable to speak above a ---j � . , , . . a mere foolish physical habit becomes . (D pi P the night. � -e Oentral Business 0011ege, M F-Ja , � - t Th 1127xI2 - I 1. 1. � I - - . -1 so fixed that it is most difficult to root whisper. Fifteen different doctors were I . Pi 0--i 0 1 . . REAL ESTATE FOR .SA'LE. I I � - I I I out. consulted, but could do nothing for her, I ORD, - ONT, . AUCTIONEERS. - - � Z - � . Mi - (1) I � - I . � It is to habit, Also, that we owe our Recently she - was taken with a violent . - 1, " (D . - .1 OUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE. -The Ilub-- .1 . I . �� . .. . % P. BRINJ% Licensed Auctioneer for the I 11-1 scriber offers for sale the house north of' � � -� I I I - - characteristic expre8sion of counten- fit of sneezing, and is nowAble to talk in I . ca :� :� N J the Egwondville manse, - 11 ance. It is mental habit which makes a natural tone. -_, 1� . I . (D , County of Huron. Sales attended in &I I acres o fo together with three- �- � � i f land, suitable r building purposes. : - - I (A ariii of the County. All Orders left at Tits On the front are a quantity Of Young fruiftrees� I I � .1 . 4 � one face ha.ppy and another sad ; that � ---------I*,- The password among.the a � :� P (D t _ =osrronOffice will be promptly attended to.. commencing to bear. W . I � . ! gives one a penetrating expression an , d . All Men . time means waste of life. Y tudents of this' institution is HuRp.y.. Waste of C, �, - - M. ELLIOTT. 1116 � - .. 6, - I another a vacant stare - that makes . onig people, should estimate time as haviiig a direct . M C.t. �-J H. PORTER. General Auctioneer and . I _ - �p young or old, or middle aged, wh money value, and their inveattuent of it should receive far more care and foresight ARM FOR SALE. -For sale partof Lots 2g-, I I o flnel 0 1). Land Valuator. Orders sent by mail to F � ., I - one savage and fierce, and. another calm themselves Dervous,weak and e . than their investment of money. V a my address, BayfleId P. O., will receive prompt 60 and go, Concession 1, Mckillop, containinj . � - and Mild. When one feels cross most -hausted, No time is lost here; students must work. 310 I it CD 1--4 W attention. Terms moderate. acres, all cleared, well fenced and in a g90 2 1 who are broken down from excess or state a f . : Every person who known anything about the'businesa colleges of 'Canada, says Of culti'vation. Buildings fair. There is � . 1186-52 . 4 � of the time, the muscles which are in Ol- P.J � J;V U uruhard and plenty of water. - I . under the control Of the "bad - C talogues in 1-4 " � ; overwork, resulting in " Stratford is the beat spot for business education or shorthand. on � . � any of the f This farm In , - I . -temper- lowing symptoms : Mental depresaii , circulars free. I a � s, 0 . � within tw6 lots of the corporation of Seaforth. , 11 . . - I , � .0 i I I . - premature old age, loss of vitality loss . i i . i - I ed"centresof the brain, putanhabit I DD . I . � I d 0 t W- 0. DUFF, It will be sold chcap and on easy terms. Apply !� � , - ,� ual frown upon the face, The muscles �-J D> AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTy on the premises or to Seaforth P, 0. DAVID � = I � , . , Convey I of memory, bad , dreams, dimne;9 of W. J. ELLIOTT, ancer, Collector, Book-keeper and Accountant ; DORRENCE, Proprietor. , 1184tf , f i I d Fire Insurance � 4 1� r� : which draw the face into the E:rpendic-- sight, palpitation of the h'eart,emission8, SECRETARY. - I Agent; Money to. ; j� � W. H. SHAW, ! I *,-, 1 M -PC (D = , !4 Real Estate, Life, Accident an C � ; ular wrinliles of the Scowl, . PRINCIPAL. .4 M - W , Loan, Correspondence, &c. ARM FOR SALE. -Avaluable 200 acre fann , . I MU come so lack of energy, pain in the kidneys, I . I i 11 I - �- I Parties requiring his services in any of these Situated on concession 13, ! � I . - -. - clt- F lots 22 and 23, � � ; ch stronger than the muscles which headache, pimples on the face or body, � -� 1-3 branches will receive prompt attention. OFFicl McKiljop township. They are clotie to the best � , , � I � I are used in Smiling, that one can hard- itching or Peculiar sensation about the 1 7 im DALMY's BLOCK, (UPSTAIRS), MAIN STRUT, SMA. marke in We8 rn on - ! � ` Z t �� r - I . . ' - - a W FORTH. ts te tario, on good gravel, I I � I , - he who is in 1134 roads, and within a few minutea ,,, . ly smile if he tries. - Onfthe other hand, scrot u m, ,wasting of the organs, dizzi. -9) - walk of store. . I - a happi frame of mind ness, speGks before the eyes, twitching CARDW.,.,O B.ROS., S]EAFORT P> 0 .- Post office, school, churches and every necessary . most of the time, is educating the inus- of the musclea, eyelids and elsewhere, . i . 0 F1 0 Convenicnee. The soil is of the very best and - . I I - C'I- saj I well adapted for either stock or grain raising, . - . cles, of his face which draw on the hori- bashfulness, deposits of urine, loss of . - I I I HAND=MADE I as botia faring are watered by a living Spring - I I � '- � , I .%ontal wrinkles, which are at right, will power, tenderness of the scalp and - L � I - -- ---------- �- creek. There are about 30 acres of choice tim- I - -b the vertical wrinkles of ill Spine, weak and flabby muscles, desire THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN SEAFORTH THE FARMERS' ber on both farms, a house and stables, and 3 �� , -* ; angles wit � - -- I temper. A person's face in sleep al- to Sleep, failure tOL be rested by sleep, � I � - Boots and Shoes Orchards of choice fruit. Tbefarm8willbe sold . . . I separately or together to buit Purchaser. For , , waya assumes the habitual expression constipation, dullness of bearing, lose of nee and terms apply to the proprietor PETER , I - � - I L . . � ,�- to ,which he has been educating his voice, desire for solitude, excitability of D OWEN. � , _ _ _ , L . - muscles, and So reveals in this way Banking - House 9 McINTYRE 1191tf ,�, � � temper, sunken eyes surrounded with For Gents'Furiaishings, Hats and Caps' I I I - � �_ I L - much �of his inward nature. These facts LEADEN CIRCLE, � I I Has on hand a large number Of Boots and Shoes PLENDID FARM FOR SALE. -For sale, . _ L I . oily looking Skin, etc., . SM3-A--F(D1:Z,)r-VT-T- - of his own make, best material and S Lot 19, Ist concession Tuckersmith, con- . '. show the the intimate relation betvveen are all Symptoms of nervous debilif Readymade Clothin_o� - tainiDg 100 acres, nearly all'cleared, well fenced I L I I . I t59 (in connection with the Bank of Montreal.), under -drained and all seeded to grass, . . the inside and outside, and that the that lead to insanity and death unlesys I : . I : Warranted to give Satisfaction"'. a ,a There is . : 1�1 face is merely a mirror of the m�nd.' cured. The spring or vital � e br*ick house with tin roof and contain- : force having � , If you want your feet kept dry come and get ing ZI modern improvements also a Jame bank . - I . e i - � I tan, Ion every function wanes in - VITS TO ORDER LOGAN aL C 1� of a pair of our boots, which will be sold barn with stone stabling capable of accomodat- The study Of the lines, of th face is of lost its tensi . Jmpor cc, then, as Well as of interest, AND - S � . I � - I consequence. Thos;who through abuse i . 0 1 ing 8 horses and 32 cattle, since the permanent, fixed expres8ion of ! L � BANKERS AND FINANCIAL � AG MS. CH*EAF FOR CA - I . -Sll,, also straw house I L 1. � L Committed in ignorance May be perma- � � � - I , ! I e- rOOt'house, stone pig pen, riviniz a L" . 11 ,- . . Repairing promptly attended to. All kinds of ment hou3es and all out buildini.s usually found . . the face corresponds with the perma- nently cured. Send your address for I I � . I Now In heir own premises on Market.Wreet Boots and Shoes made to order- ho on a first class farm. go are a]I in - . I 0 man. or newi good aAd ubstantial, an , . will Seaforth, opposite A. Strong*s office. have not paid their accounu for last year will lzood repair. Also the adjoining 1arm being lot nent, fixed condition of the mind. book on all diseases � All parti I es * The build " - I Other Muscles like the heart, ' . Address Everythin 8 T .1. -.-. , 0 I . prices that General Banking Business done, dtaft;s IS& ied please call and settle -up. � - I � 20, containing 100 acres, nearly all cleared and ' can be M. V. LUBON, 50 Front 6treet R a i , astonis the In st 'co , , ,� . I seeded to grass. There is not a foot of waste - . - � I . I wrongly educ&ted. If by running and .Toronto, Ontario. Books sent free omical tuyer. auld cashed. Interest allowed on deposits. land on eiiher farm. 5, 1 . I _L L I -. other vi018nt exercise long continued, it sealed, Heart disease, the symptoms Of The latest Styles'in HARD and SOFT HATS. . : 1162 . A McINTYRE, Seaforth. On Lot 20 there is a good - -An elegant line ' frame hollse, frame barn, two large sheds etc. . � - %.� gets into the habit of working too hard, I which are -faint -spells purple ji of FALL, CA' S ju' " ' � . I - There is a good bearing ordhard on Leach farm. I � I I ps� I . . . MONEY TO ,LEND . These farms are situated 6h the Huron road one . �, time; and besides the damage of f I -�ip beats,' hot - We ha'ye a very 11 g L - it, will pump alvay at that rate all the I numbness, palpitationj a P st in. - L - orcing i flushes, rus4-of blood to the bead,,dull . I L 9.1-06 stock of GENtS' UNDERWEAR that we 8. � MARRIAGE LIOENSES Ujile and a bilf from Seafidrth, and ate among - . . . . � heart with beats str6ng, Gents' Furnishing and Staple Dry Goods at'roel- . . L 1881UZD AT Sold cheap and on easy terms. They will be said ' L too much blood to certain parts, it will pain in the ' , are Selling at prices never. before offered in Seaforth. - On good natea or mortgage the best farwo in the -Huron tract. They will be * , "' - , I wear Gut too soon. A person may also I rapid and ifreo,ular, the second h rt L � , I � � � � , - , I , i - I - � � � - - - - � - - � r � � - , acquire the babit of - 0 L'a I ID bottom pri6es. : ROBERT LOGAN, M��,;l-AoEu. together or separat0y. Apply on the premisft - . I . . or address, WM. FOWLER, Seaforth p. o. � . . � t quicker --than the first, pain about I � i 1 1068 ; . 7 . e 1 1193-tf . . ',stoinach to accommodate the burden, I cured. e - � � AURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE I quantities of food, and -may distend his I the breast bone, ' tc., can Positiv 1� be I � THE . 7 � I I I � No curej- no pay, Send for 92r CALL 'AND SEE OUR NEW GOODS.-" � SHIRTINGS, � - . � i � until, by and by, ibibecomes relaxed book. Address M. 17'. LUBON, 50 ' . I " . I TAKE A �LOOK --- / � I I I cottons, Cantons, Tickings, Cotten- BRAFORTH, OWTARIO. �11 . . I I . &Ed liabitually torpid. It is first slOw Front Street East Toronto, Ontario. At the Underwear for ladies,, - � I -� frem necessity, and by and by becomes I -S ' I ades, etc. Choice stock at HOFF- ' � � 11181�2 CARDNO -BROSo, No. I Ca ir , -1111--WMMN . Misses and Childrens at HoFFmAN.- -i - . � . S" "O's Block, MAN & COS., Seaforth. � . � - , � ff - - �� I I I I . NO WITNIES"S RROUiRirn & Co's., Seaforth. � I I .1 � . - . I � . I �. � - , . . fl � I - � : �--- . 11 � ,; I -- -�q - . i � I - - 41 -� � i A .1 . ; I � � � ; . . I . ; J : I I A . - I � m I . L - i - I I . 1 -- ,11 r , . - .1 - I " I I� I I . . I . � - I � . I I � I . � I 1� - � I I '. - -, . - . I � � I 11 i i . i - . � 9 I I ; - Z � � , t I :1 . � ,� I : I � 4 , I . , . I I - - - -,. - - I - � . I I I I � - - . - - � . � I � - . - I - . 11 41 I - - . - � . I � � � .. - ' " . 1q10,V,gM:BF11it 7, 1� I I � - �- .� � � - . -111 , � � , . AlW0Y8 Righ, 1J 346 rlv: -f. �- P. 1- jiidgmeu� in Reg I � - - I- - . � Con=on Thin, � - � - - �0,et old ,entitiman over v . A 'he city from his farm),L . � . . ��dt�os& The �day tumedi - I I .1 . I.- -Was obliged to forego his I � - -1ar- . . ,10 a friend ,Who remon, � - � I , 11. [br. going a*S, ,y from h4 . A. .Itm J I - 6; . I ,,P,�eti, he sald - I th< � T . , I ife� � vIng to be wartn'; my W! 4, . oal I Z j� Ivy over� . .t but . � Women have ,1110re sense ih � . JP . � WAP A frank admiWan. - Women 3 a good ,,sense it a I . tuft � i iou ; May -it 10 .ftom, in I ,tbey � are more close observe, 4hiiigs- One t1ling -is certai . . Ap t to strike the .nall on t1le the ordinary ,problems ol . . I I *IequentlY than the lords Of ; According to Dr. Al�ce I .recently read a paper on 11 ,Aw before the Pennsyll. 310dical Soziety, persons. ' I biaousattaekS00daiek heal, . �ave crawling s0nslatiOnsl li'l' � bg of watet ia the, head, wl . 'g, the time' and have unc t,cl,s,Df sudden weaknesa, n $Uspected of dangerous ten& � Airection of Bright7f; disease. � � The veteran newspaper _ent joe Roward, :of the: I , . 1>res,99 in notiug. this stat - . ,gests.. 4 ' 'Pos8iWy Alice h her diagnosis, but ,,why doesi . .some idea of treatment9 11. - I the I ,Whob.ss been 'tired all I years-. Night before laet I 086sof ealornel and yester� � il� . ,4 he ha&�t-" . 1A proper -answer is found it I jig letter of Uri. Davis, Ivi I I -%Iriii. J. Davis, of Basil, 0.3 . 1890-. - I - I do not hesitwte t4D say tay-life to WarDer's Saf--O 011 ,constant hemorrhage from r .for more than five taontbs. � I Zians could do nothihg - ID I . husband spent hundreds ,of I wasmot relieved, 1 was ,� Aare of the most eminent m . I - in. the State. The hemorrh before I had taken one I Safe Cure. I can 1safely and - recommend it to all who are kidney troubles. " - I A Zoologiical Fal L - BY AITNETTE ELLSWC I sc,Migs Rogers, requests tl 4 ,your company at a Zoolp, . on Wednesday evenig, Novi at,eight o'clock." . t A zoological party ! Had my life heard of Sueh a thing I *ly ra vain ,,ched ifilt brain. N� thought came, so; I -was ob14 up al. -I hope Of L appearing I Rvgers.in the guise of a lionj' Or anyother dangerous mem animal kingdom� and awa�i vieuts itt the "' Menagerie," sa � brothers at once began to �call -era' house. ' We live away out in the cc . tuy entertainment outside I ,; � tion. thurch sooiable and reading c1ub ervates a gri I pleasurable excitement. So . I nesday, when a knock,came i, -At promptly half-palst seven, 1 Harry asked if it w" ,6 6 SIM( start," I concluded his -curiol a grmt as my own. �'�11 When we reached the hous( 2 � - I 1:1 a number of the boys and g" . there, but nd animals appeare, I we see anything in either of par lore in the least suggeseive � agerie,or zoologics-1 garden. After a pleasant aocial t, I -bountiful supper, we were W the back pa.r1or, where the ( been arranged in a half-eircli large blackboard. ,On each . . . been placed a card, to whik tached, by a nurr . ow ribbon, - I pencil, and ou one side of tht printed, in a vertioal line, tf from I to 20 (there were it guests). 'We weite requestt� our nameson. tho back of V held ; then a. hat 'was passed had been placed slips of P&pw folded. Each one of us 41 . slip, an(I promised,aa we di we would not tooll any one should find written -upon it. � I found on my paper the � op&rd and the lumber 5. � "' master ,of ceremonies " 1, 1: - " As a number wo-s 'called, a p ing a paper ,containing the as; , must walk up .�n ' d draw I (indicated on his, 84) upon I board.') I I I - Such a groan fitlea the roo, Ul � . thou&t that I 10!ast deliber, . up to that blackboard and - apology for a orwel,olpard ri rae to Shiver 1 Bu.t:I pluelmo ase and looked about me, a saw nineteen move dismal heard nineteen gtoans, it 8:4 � the menagerie wiaq -about i "' No. 1 and Nv. '%"�. �called I ter of ceremoniesl'-and A, il I . -walked bravely u . Their I draw - avely u , 'In the�� ii, and then �� ew guessing- . . er 1 dr � ' SPOctAble-looking aulmal . 'doubted it was a W., and a "entered on our cards." Bu ftme to guessing on Num� was a great difference of oo, Such laughing 1 I'm sure � three - zoological , gardens � raerged into one, they could 11144fe inore nioiso". There . ' questioning as to which ". it "st of two hunips-a ( . 9 N dromedary, "No. 2 " wou-- �. r! 310 satisfa it ction, as we each �1 1 -card (very secretly, of couri i �11 494ust the raleo 4 the , ga �i Youricard) the name 'of the . *11PPosed it to be. I's After t%�eutyatimalsjlad� , A.rald a great des.1of laugAin - - Ing, vach one passed her, ( Tight - hand neigh�'or; then a � of the animals was read. 3 . ftunt was taken,:the girl at ' had guessed the' greatest -i . �Tfttly each receiving as a V t1ifully carved ivory,el h nt I Th� most unsuccess - gue, Z the g,irls was presented with: I I ly Painted Woaws ark, O'verf funny littile beastsi, " that � . I I -0 - � , I � � . . .. - � I . I . . . � . I I I . . I . - - . I Original and only re y re, I Leware of -poor imi. . - � � - - .1 . it - --- � --I