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The Huron Expositor, 1898-01-28, Page 3brth. 1E. I �� -" ,&,& I ..* t � M - . I ' 3 " "' _� - . I - - ,- __ - - .- - . . ' IMPORTANT NOTICES. � PVj�7R FUNDS TO LOAN at 6 per cent., pay " Rilble yearly, on first-olms farm security. A ly to R. S. HAYS, Dominion Bank Building, Sexfolh. 16W � � . L � I I I - � - I - - - . � � ; + 11 .. : I I I I'. � - . .. �� . - ... k �. i I * . r - _. . � I �_._ . 11�- . .; I - . � - .. . �� ...... I . . I - - I �k .1 * - I - - - I w - , - - - -1 1-___�_ - I . 0 I I , , : . I � # I �___11_' 'O Z . . - - i, :11 - � - - - , r I - , . I 1� � I - I 1 - . . - , - . I - , , - . . � _ I I � 0 . I . I , , I - - . - I � � �� _ , I . -_ . - I . 11 . I �� - - . �7� . - 11 7 . .- . - 1-1 : . - - - [�_ � � I . - � I I JJ.McXZNNA, Dominion and Provincial Land . Surveyor. Member of theAsoociation of Ontario iOEN BZATTIZ, Clerk ftf the Second Division Cour� 09unty (3onmalseloner, of Huron Con. wayancer, Land,,Losn and Insurance Agent. Nnds invested and to Loan. office -Over Sharp & Ivons' store, Main street, Sesforth. 1289 -DEANS AND BUTTER WWNTED.-Wanted a jim- " it,td quantity of Good White Beans; also a quaritity of first -clan Tub Rutter. For-theseweivill, pay the highest cash ice. The highest camb, price will also be paid for forwl(l in all seasons. T. IL F. CASE & CO., Sealortb._ 1629-tt WANTED HELP. -Reliable men in every local - ity, local or travellirg, to intr�duce a new diecovt zy and keep our show cards backed upon trees, fences and bridges throughout town sod ccuntry. Steady emplo3ment. Commission or Ealary, S66 per month and expenses, and money de- posited in an ,�bank when started. For particulan write THE ORLD :MEDICAL ELECTRIC COM- PANY, LOLdon, Ontario, Canada. 15wu FARMERS' ATTENTION. -Why pay fij and 6 per cent. Interest these bard timea? I am now pre- pared to lend money at 5 per eent. on really first. class farm security, up to 50.per cent. of the selling value; straight loans; interest and princi I In pay- . ' ments to suit borrower. Arty to A. =VINS, fird door south of Jacksbu's r re, Egmendville. - � Ib%tf STOCK FOR SALE. -VOR SALE, five choicely bred Scotch Short7aorn _U bulls, aged from 6 to 14 months. They are a 9nd lot. Prices and terms to suit purchasers. 46 tario. 1668 tf . I PIGS FOR SALE AND FOR SERVICE-- The undersigned, breeder of Large English Berk- shires, has for sale boars and sows In farrow. Howill also keep for service the stock boor, " King Lee , " ; areb"od, from Mr. G f Fairvi eo"19!n Groon,0=11. Owl and winner at Montreal, To to and Term -$I payable at the Utne of service with the privilege cirskurnin If necam ,If booked $1.60. JAMP ! ORRANN Lot,, r _, Mosslo, 6, McKillop, Sea- orkh P. 0. 1W-52 - i � - - I 1,�,v I V, �� , - - STOCK FOR SERVICE. . r W VT - 'r R. � "_ ��r 'O""e-q clu'.alitie.5i ke kind of - 1. lines of . CXcelled, ' jae to all - V � - I . . - ... . 4 ; + i : 11 �, * .... . - ... 0 � � * .- - � �� I'll * I # I � * I I � 101 : . I � # I 'O Z - � . � It> � , r * 0 - 4t. __ : � 15�= � . 0 - - . . 41, . , 4� I 401 : e- 5 . I 0 : 0 i . I - I*. i ? 1 � 1$1 "S. 0 +Scv" VT - 'r R. � "_ ��r 'O""e-q clu'.alitie.5i ke kind of - 1. lines of . CXcelled, ' jae to all - V � - I . . - ... . . I - _____ - . - - N 1, I ULL FOR SEAVICE.-The undersigned wl i IR keep for service on his promises at Roxbor if 11 �, 4 thoroughbred Durham bull. Terms, $1 ; pa] . - ... before January, 1.899, or $1.25 afterwards. JOH 1. I , , . .. - scmr. I 571-tf .- - � �� I'll � OARS FOR SERVICE. -The undersigned wl "I'll, . I B keep for service at Bruceffeld, one pure bre bred WhIi Tarnworth boar, and one pure Cbe8ter boar. GEORGE HILL, Bruoefleld. 1 11 - 3 "5-tf � I OAR FOR SERVICE. -The undersigned will ket B for Lot 26 Concession 5, L. R. E !service on Tuakersmith, a tboroughbrWd Chester White Boar, winner wherever shown. Term"l caah, i vr%e If booked, with the privilege of returninir �� necesaary.� JAMES GEMMILL. 157Ox8 � . I OAR FOR SERVICE. -The ,undersigned wl . "I .- B keep for service on Lot 27, Concession 2, Tucl - I I I ersmith, a large thoroughbred English Btrkahh _ boar, purchased from J. r Dorrance, and a prize wii , I ner where ever shown. Terms, $It, with %I I . � � � �. I privilege of returning If necessary. J. A. DALLA! ., .1 - � 4 � �� 1 1566X8 � i I I � � t�� t OARS FOR SERVICE.-Tbe undersigned wl Bkeep i ? 1 � for service, on lot 7, concession 3 Staule, a Thoroughbred Large English Berkshire hoar, ali . .. .. � two Improved Large Yorkshires, one bred by Job , Hord, of Parkhill, and the other by William X I ; Laren, of Hibbert. Tt rms,-41 ; payable at the tirr ... , � � of service, with the privilege of returning if nece � E ,� 4 wy. HECTOR REID. 156txl2 . � OAR FOR SERVICE. -The undersigned wl : . . B keep for service on Lot 34, Concession 4, Tucl ; ! . ersmith, a thomughbred Chamber White Boa � : robased from H. George & Sons. Cromptoi Viddlesex 1 1 � ) . County. Teim",upayable at time i . . - I : service, with privilege of re ming If necessar . - : . JOHN W. ROUTLEDGE. 1640-tf � __. �. ERKSH IRE -BOAR FOR SERVICS.-The unde . � ._: � t Baigned will. keep for service on Loot 10, Conce . , , sion 7, Stanley, the two thoroughbred Berkshli . - ��- boars : First prize (4121), the winning yearling boo � �. at Toronto and London ; Stirling Pride (4971), age �. �� 6 montb& Tial&4 -.00 payable at time of sorvI( _& �� - : - - with the prIvIIXgM returning if necessary. Ali 4 . . � T - - _� stock of all age* for sale. WM. McALLISTE1 �. - - - � I . � I � Z,�, - , Varna P. 0. 1559-tt w I I . -_ - -_ M.A ORTH BOAR FOR SALE AND FOR SZ1 . MW VICE. -The under-Igned will keep for servio -1 I . 1. al the Brucefteld Jh6w Factory, a anorou hbre Term - - I Tamworkh Boar, jr1th registered "- gdig vrj�il $1 ; payable at t*ma of service wi pAvilege of r I burning If nwersary. Algo a number of thoroug] . "I'll I � bred young Tarnworth Boars and Sows for sab �� HUGH MoCARTIM, Brucefield. itob-ti I ... �� ..... �.. . .. - - I - - -PAMWORTH PIG FOR SERVICE. -The undo JLf signed bab for aervice on lot 82, concession � - I MeXillop, a thcro'bred Tamworth pig, to which . �, - linALed number of sows will be taken. Thl. is a 'k- I - extia d pig and breeders find It advantageous I ( cross � their berkabire sows with this breed of pil - � I . � Te ttgvllege of. returning if necenar 1"6xtf I �, - � joj;�!ZIA 1, . .i I . I - .�� A-, L. . . � .. - ; � 8cience ,Has Conqueret . ; � . . � . . I � And"made it possible to restore de- , �� . � . . - I � I � . fective eyesight to normal vision. " ,-., Addwa&\_� - . . . I � , I � � � - � : -I I ERT � _: ; ,-Having taken a course of studies at the - . . - � Detroit Optical lustitute, is prepareA I - to fit all defecta of vision, Astigmatism, I i Hypermetropia, Myopia, Presbyopia, I � or airy compound defoot. I - . Astigwatlem is due to irregular shibpe of the eyi � � And is uouFJly 66ngerikal , but is often caused by in � I I .1 , rly fitted glasses. Many school children wit trdefect are called stupid, but with properly Atte I " &ases they may become the brightest of scholar .. - This to quite a common and danizerous defect. Hype, � -wetropia is a malformation which keepaf the oiliar I muscle In constant nee, whereas In a nomal eye it � � 1z � at rest when looking at a distance. This defect, . � neglected, mr-y result In nervous depression and pail Myopia in diseased 1;� I I and even prostration. a conditio � of the eye, which should be very carefully fitted t I ': prevent an it,oresse of the defect, and perhaps ult . I � .( niate blindness. Preebyopla is a loss of accommodi . U. U 4 6. 1 4 ,. �, t4ou n the eye, w o way cause ca arac un a- - ( . reotcd by art1ficial aid. Frequently nervous or sic � I . - I headaohes, and also serious illness, are brought o � ... by cno or more of the above defects. Remembe, ... I . . . no oharge for testing your eyes. � I I . I � - i . I . I � __1 J. S. ROBERTS "I - - . I Chemist and Druggist, Seaforth. . � ___.,_________._ - . 11 � � � - - , i - I ! -1 MeKillop Directory for 189C i " .. JOHN MORRISON. Reeve, Winthrop P. 0. : WILLIAM ABCHIBALD, Deputy -Reeve, Leac oury P. 0. WM. McGAVIN, Councillor, Leadbury P. 0. I JOSEPH 0. MORRISON, Councillor, Beechwoo � P. 0. . DANIEL MANLEY, Councillor Beachwood P. ( JOHN C. MORRISON, Clerk. WiLthrop P. 0. - DAVID M. ROSS, Treasurer, Winthrop P. O. _. WM. XVANS, Ameseor, Biechwood P. 0. , - � - � : . CHARLES DODDS, Collector, Senforih P. 0. � . � . RIOHARD POLLARD, Sanitary Inspector, Leac I'll . �� .... � ury P. 0. 1i � .. . .. - . I . �� c . � . ; � . � . � , . - T131B MAN . . . - . __ : * V - I - . :� . . � I , . �, � vy - . � I I I � -a I . . , . a . 5 - � I k - fl . www_."111� 1* m . _ I - * .01 1 .. - I I t [_��4�____ - - I With The Book This most excellent work should be in every house In the county of Huron. PRICE, $1.00 PICA COPY, Copies can be had from Mr. B. R. Higgins, Bruce - field, or Mr. David Rose, B40 Church street, Toronto. Rev. Dr. MaVlo%r, Principal of the Presbyterian College, says : '-I am profited and greatly pleased v, ith what I have read, and I intend next Monday to . advise all our students to put it into their libraries and to study It doligentJy me affordinF rich In- structioD in pastorial theol and practical godli- ness. I Ph9ll read them x0fly1w passages thai they may see that it Is far from -being dull or dry. kfr� N. Drysdale of Wm. Drysdale & Co., Publishers and Booksellers, Montreal, says :-Rev. John Ross was a - h,,,,!snd man, and the writing of his life could not Ne been pl,!oed in better hands. What we need to -day more and more are books of this clan The reading of which tends to the better circulation Df the blo,od,and stiring one's ". 11 16-65-tf . 11 I I . . � ___ , I I . . I . � I � . ,� . I - _____ - . - - N I � j . , EARk H P09itively cm.red by ese Little Pills. ',, i_ They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, � � Indigestion and Tbo Hearty Eating. -Aper. �. fect remedy for I1izziness, Nausea, Drowsi. ness, Bad Taste in the -Isfouth, Coated Tongue rain in the,Side, TORPID LIVER. They , � Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. - , small PHI. I Small Doses , Small Price. I Substitution - - - I - the fraud of. the day. . See you get Carter's, . Ask for Carter's, - � Insist and demand I i � C 7 ,,arter s Little Liver PiRS. � 7HE KIPPEN MILLS - " ' J'oha 11cNevis, of the Kippen Mills, Is now ready to pay CASH, for any n6taber of I I GOOD SAW LOGS. � 25,000 feet of Soft Elm, not less than 10 feet long and to square not Uss than 15 ipches, and must be clear of knots and ring shakes. For these $6 per thousand will be paid. For other length, term, -made known on -ap�llcatlon, and will pay as high prices as any othors u the trade. CUSTOM SAWING, promptly and properly at- tended to as usual. Be vire and give me a call, and if I do not satisfy you, then go elsewhere. JOHN MONETIN, XIppen. 1 1565 . WE12. N. Walkerp' I THE RELIABLE I . I I Upholsterer and Mattress Maker, � . SCAFORTH, ONT. Parlor Furnitum, repaired and recovered. Carpets mewed and laid ; also cleaned - and renovated at reatonable prices. � - - Shop in McGinnis Block. WOOD WILL BE TAKEN FOR WoRK. . 1622 He- R. Jackson & SONS DiRzoT ImPoRTzRs or � Jules Robin & Co's Brandy . , Cognac, France; Jno. de Kuyper & Son, Hol- land Gin, Rotterdam, � Holland ; Booth's Tom Gin, London, �England ; 'Bulloch & Co.'s Scotch Whisky, Glae- i(ow, Scotland ; Jamieson's Irish . I Whisky, Dublin, LWand ; also Port ' and Sherry Wine from France and - Spain, Agents for Walker's Whisky, 11 Ontario ; Royal Distillery and Davis' Ale and Porter, Toronto. I � , To THE PUBLIC: � ! We have opened a retail store in . connection with our wholesale busi- I busin6as in the rear of the new Do- . minion Bank, in Good's old stand, where we will sell the best goods in the market at bottom prices. Goods delivered to any part of the town free. TELEPHONE 11. 1518-tf WQ03D-S 3P31XCXt3JP3ET01)0XrWXa- The Great Enirllxh Remedy. :� Six Packages Guaranteed to promptly. and permanentlY . 11 - ewe an forms of lVe"ous .1 . Weakness,Zrnissionsispern"t- . . atorrhea, In"renoy and all . . � erects of Abuse or X4wesees, - ifWas Worry. excasive use of Tobacco, Opium or Stimu- Before and r. knts, whiC& &am kad to Im. jlrmttv, Zamnay, cbnaw,m)(ion and an aw;y gram Has been prewrlbed over 85 ye ars In thousands of emea; to the onl�v Reliable and Hone4t Nedkine known. Ask druggistfor Wood's rhosohodine; if be offers some worthIns inedlefte In plaeo of thK Inclose price In letter,and we will send by return maiL Price, one Package, $1; six, $6. On# will veasc, sf,v wfU cure. Pamphlets free to W address. The Wood Compan,rp I Windsor, Out., Canada. Sold in Seaforth by Lumsden and Wilson, Druggists. . '. Pigs and Lambs for Sale. THOMAS RU98ELL, Riverside Farw, Usborne, has for sale a number of young thoroughbred - Berkshire boars, &ad, thoroughbred Leicester ram lambi. They are first-class in every respect, and will be sold right. THOMA9 RUSSELL, Exeter 1P. 9.� 15.16-tf I _�. . , � , I RE_� i M__ 0 V E D. Having removed into the store formerly occupied by Mr. J. Downey, in the Cad Block, opposite the Commercial Hotel, I now purpose carrying a full and compiete ine of all kinds of c' I Hamess, Whips, Blankets, .. And everything handled by the trade. Just received -this week a large consignment of BLANKETS, GOAT ROBES AND GOLLOWAY ROBES, Which we are ow offering at astonishingly low prices. � - M. BRODER10K, SEAFORTH. � . GODER10H 8team Boller Works. (UT"Manx IM.) . A. CHRYST&L Successor W Chrystal & Black. I Uanufacturers of all kinds of Stationary Marine, Upright & Tubulu BOILERS �_%alt Pans,-n,� ke Stacks, Sheet Iror Work.% � at -0.1 etoo Also dealers a Upright and Horlsontal Slide Valve nginee. Autornatloput-Off-Engines a specialty. AD s" of pipe andef1pe-fitting constantly on hand Twinites furnish on short notice. Work*--Oppodis G. T. R. StalloiP6 Goderlak , . _<�� I --- I h . . I e, � * � I - � I I � � . - � . � � -4WWW-4E10---N01b-.4sN.�= - - . i THE CLEANLY ISLANDS. . JOHN KEATS.. - , - ' CAMILLA. r _.W-� 4101.-MM�-mal.-Milb.-ano.-Mmw-.011W.040mew � .# I I . . . - - ,� I - .1 � . I I- . . � . - 7 , - - _. - I I � I . . �� 6brike your guitar, fair Camilln, and s1rig tno - � I - � I I _ A Region Where tho Very Dust Is of a A Rietes Gentle Lffe That Wm TermInst- wild song you are drennihng. j 0 19 I � . .. � � . �", I" . . I � . . . I 11 . �_ k � Cleansing Nature. ed All Too Soon. Z.mt the lithe fingers fly swift o'er Its st trfugs, - 0 1 . 1. I ' 45_-auna ,0 " 'n or - .; Fortunate islands, the ancients called In the days of Kenis, Hampstead* and ! foF your dark eyes are bearning- , . . i, Z . I . - I I I Bekming. rith faraway fancies, C�inilla, that - I I I �. � them. What measure of good fortune' Highuate were still capable of baving , A I , . ; ; . I 0 pitad for expression. . � ..� I � a . ' - - I they ussociated with cleanliuesB is in- an individuality of their own abd Of * Only'thy vibrant guitar is attuned for the 11 I I j, - � ; deed uncertaifi. From the duration and teeming with interesting associations. 1 ' sacred confession. I � . I i . I V, 0.1ts Money Back. I elaboration of their,, baths one might Part of their -celebrity arises from those : Now -Camilla's fair fingers are plucking in - I S�!_ _. . I I I � . I . I �, . , I � presume that the Romans' -not the holy, associations thus formed. Leigh Hunt, - rapture the pulsating strings, / . � I . I � A I - i I . : but the �agan Romans --placed it at visiting those ficenes before his death,. ; Amd her faraway eyes are intent on the scene I - I . � i i i i. i i Rn� the story she sings- I , . . � least a degree above godliness. Yet would point to the wooden seat where * I . . i - � I I � I Singing her song of Felipe, her hero Intrepid I il� I I'll I . - I - : some influenca Emrely must haVe trav- he and Keats or h� and Shelley - sat lii� accordance wit" 'Our advertise- : and true; � - � 1A ersed the law of heredity, for they when such a poem was recited or to the Singing his praise and recounting whRt deeds � . "j� ��r � . � abarcely se6ba to have transmitted this path through the fields where Coleridge . - I for h�i love he would do. . . ments to guarantFe otir Workmanship - L . � disposition to thpi - . V �. . .. . ,.,�-steriky. took leavebf him 'and Charles Lamb, See'the wild race after cattle, the broncho's - . . 11 . I wave' Who would stutter some wittioism at , wide nostrils blood red I � � t hild in every i � � z Whether, ho r, the title of For- to the fullest .e I ten' : I I I tunats, given to these islands, had or parting. . I I e herder Felipe, who � , . I I - I : - - 6 ... . . had not a reference to this quality, John Keats was born'in Moorsfield, dashes ahead I I particular, and a dti, 0-vidence that . . � I I ,I Hist, how the liriat sings as it flies o'er the - - . _� 7 L I . . -_ � which we place proverbially only ne3ct London, 1795, and at the age of 16 was horns of a steer I the Guarantee C r C" which you will � . - I . to godliness, the quality itself is strik- left an orphan, when he entered upon a See the wild plunge and the horse standing � _ I � , - . I . I I . 11 : ingly oonspicuous. The islands had oth- :five years' apprenti6eahip in a surgeon ; firml Hear the bel.low of fearl. ' . . I I . . I find in the pock ts of Shorey's gar- � . � � I I . I or namm The Hesperides io the most apothecary shop at Edmonton. From ' Then, on the trail of Apaches, who leads the I - n, I I I I � . I � . 1 1 : � 11 ; familiar of them, and in Teneilfe the his youth he showed a passion for musio : long marches by night? I iiients, means what it:gdvs. u are i I I . j �, . . � IF . .. ) . original 64dragon" tree may be seen be-, and poetry and spent all hia leieUr,B Mo. � Who but Felipe would dare to- press on o'er the _2 .1 ." �� r -I I � . � � - I I . I . I � �;, - - I . � c � Death which that sleepless dragon coiled juents in -poring over books. After read- i mesa to fight? . I wearin _ .� , . ! Who but Felipe sits firm in his saddle when 9 I - ! - - T . : i I i "I � ! � C himmelf who aoted as wiyr.bdog for -the ing I I The Faerte Queen�" be would talk ; rides ring out In the dark? , - � � � � . - - I - � �, :1 � 11 . I imaidens guarding the lkbiden apples. of nothing but Speuser. He learned Coolly hs, levels his weapon. The bullet 111" - . I . . true to its mark. � �� . Today we oall "golden apples," oranges whole passages by heart? which . he ;: I 11 . � : - . . . I Shorey's. I I . � - .. p -in the language of the country,'na-- would repeat and dwell upon with ec- ' such Is the song swoot Camilla to iiinging with' " I . . � � . i . � � - I I � � � � � I nulgas. We have changed the name of . . � I stasies of delight. His lirst poetical com- i gaze far away; - ! � ' I � WaS : Such is the song, for she knows not h . � . I I I 11 I � . . I the islands, too, and call them the Ca- position, written at the age of 17, ow long i - : , f I � : =ie& � No cansU birdii mm to live I her Felipe wiR stay� 4 - . � � . � I in 6titled "In Imitation of Read y-ii-tossWear I � Spenser. 11 to. I . I . . I Knows not that lone in the waste of the a& I � . . � e . I I them, however, and thore is a notion From that time it seemed that Keato I brush her maat*r lies, slain. 1, . I .1 . � I .. 11 . . . that tho nartle is derived ultimately lived only to read poetry and to Write I AN, sweet Camilla, thy wngs for Felipe, thel - ... I I . � . - . I .Ch'thing ---- fearless, are vain I . � Q . from "canis, " the dogs, especially those it He luxuriated in the thoughts of I I . � . - ; � 11 � -Charles A. keeler in "The Land of Sun- I ,I � � * i I � of the island of Lamzerote, the most poets, talked,about them and read them shine." I - atid do not find it - 1:, t4ectly satisfactory in every � I I easterly, being famom The flora Ot to bis friends. . �L= .. � I ! - . , i - - ; , . i ' FERRYBOATS IN THE WAR. ! . . the islands are subtropical, with palms Before Keats' apprenticesbip was I particular and will ,� - co,m . � � c0iftmuilicate your . plaints .. I (is not the chief town of the Grand over ii was evident that he would -not ---."-- i - - I . Z ; . � I A votorsn's Recollootiolms of On* He saw I . I � - . i Ca=7 Las Palmas?), bananas, eucalyp- persevere in becoming a surgeon. At 20 . - . to us, we will see ,�Lt` you are satisfied r . . I � at Fortress Kouroo Xn 1861. - I � . - � I - Z tus, oactus and the aforesaid "golden he entered a hospital as a student, but . , i � I I L I I - � I I I . I "It is ourioum, 'I said a veteran sol- money refunded. � J; : apple& " Luxuriant Vegetation is the soon gave it up and found more con- ��j F; dier, "how some incident or ciroulal. . I - . ; glory of Tenerife; a climate wonder- 'genial society with Leigh Hunt, Shol- 1 4 stanco may Impart to a long familiar � �� I t fully equable is common to - them all, ley, Goodwin, Haydon and others. � � � 4 object to which we have never gi-rext H. SHOREY & COOP SO MONTREAL. . x. � : but Grand Canary is especially blessed Keats signaHzed his accession to this - � � .- - ; . any special thought a significance thxt� : - . 7 . in its dryness and frombnem literary group by publishing in 1817 a I Mfg& of 4 4 lteidk-te-wear 11 Clothing. I � I . � . . I . � . At Orotava an more grandeur of gar- 81nel VOlU1n0 Of POAML V#ut desorlbes makes it always thereafter an object oft ---- I � 2 1 � I . �_ . I � particular interest. The East river for. .-G=--GNP--Rmmm--dmmw.-Monw.-Insm-.m __ _.!_� ; _' - - I a -01.-�..MW-M--00_�.j . � � I - - dens and. apacious hotels. At Lm hiin at this time as being &der medium ryboats impress r4a hi that w I I I - .. � � � . I , ,j .. ; Palmas, Wing the northeast trade height, with shoulders vw7 broad for By 11OW I i . ; I . � - I - t . . . . i ; whenever I nee one, and tbis ,wa � '. � 1 5 wiuds, am the oonstant fresh breeze off his size. His Noe, drongly out, yet dali- - i � I I brought about simply by seeing one o - r - I . i the sea, acoommodation an comfortable cately mobile, denoted determination From a leading Chatham Manufacturd'ii' Indigestion permanently cured. . , . � � . them out of its accustomed waters ^amid . I � - I I an sould be desired and the quality of and sensitivenesi. His entire expression - . . I I 1. 11 : 11 . - I I � cleanlinen in its superlative degree. W" of eager power,' aud he plainly strange wenes and put to strange uwL , . - . I � . I ; "This was in the fall of 1861, io Maple City, -.1 St. Williams' Co., Norfolk, . - . ,. . ,_ I i Where all is so dry it is diffimflt to be showed his emotions. Wordsworth Cooperage, . � October, 191.b, '97� - � . Hampton RoadL The regiment that I . %, dirty and a pofAtive triumph of -innate alone he seemed to look upon as a sub- R. T. Phillips, Proprietor.j=-' - " *, , Dear Sirs .-- � # z , I _�- . -. . . . �_ . U - . served in was aboard a transporb therd, - � 7 � . instincts over ciroumstances on this part limity among contemporary poet& - It gives me great pleasure to testify, " - � . . Chatham, Oct. l8th� I . - - . I waiting with other troops afloat thirs . lort ' to the fact that Sloan's Indian Tonic has - . - : I I 0 of the proletariat that so many of them In 1817 be left London to lead a Dear Sirs' :_ I . 3 . � - - � to go farther south under convey of a 11 caused a most remarkable change in my I - ! . I - continue to be fil*hy' The Englishman quiet, thoughtful and busy life on the Some time ago I was treated by o6(§ . 11 � I - . 1. . Z may even be astonished at the- dirt, isle of Wight, returning a year later fleet of war vessels. There was a great of our best city doctors for continued bleb' condition. For two years I have suffereed - I.- � I . . _ ; 90 number of vessels there of all kindo, d' from indigestion and weakness, and not I 7 . � as he will be astonished at his own with fcrnr booksof his "Eudymion Com- ing at the nose, and the treatment I I, �� . � Wks finding relief from any other medicine until I ; I : I ateamers and gailing vessels atid war- subr'eted to weakened my stomach so thit - - -1 z cleanliUeRL The astonishment in tho pleted. In 1820 be was seized with the � your agent came here one day and advised � I I ing I � ships, and they made' an Impresnivo not could eat would agree with - � � . .1 . � greater because the place Is pervaded by fatal malady, the know,ledge of which hie to try Sloan's Indian Tonic. I did x0v I I � I . � I show, but oertsiuly the most striking of and 1 -could retain nothing but bread au!tJ -1 __ � . : a line dust, but the very dust is of a had been his fearful secret for somo . - and have used. four bottles. It hasmade a .. I I : cleanly, almost 'of vi cleansing, nature any one of them on its first appeammoo milk whiob was my chief diet. - .. I ..... I I . � - year& After a few mouthsi during which was an great change in my life, and I can now rest � . I - � I he seemed partly to fight with death as 14h and sleep with emw and comfort. I believe � - , It lies In powder on the 'banana groves East river ferryboat, the Cona- I tried a bottle of your Sloan's Ind"t 1. L ��, . r f � I and palm tree&-' modore Perry. I can me her at this min- I Tonic, and at once began to improve, atid Sloan's Indian Tonic is the beat medicine iu � I _T_ � I . - . . , � j� After a countr� drive one to wbom. I ife was precious and paxt- it has made a permanent cure in my c �_ - � Z . - ute as she looked then, moving acrou �046- , the world. -a_ � I it may- make a dark cost look as If its ly to long to die as one who had nothing I cia-,)now partake ot any food, no matt -6t ' - . ,_ I �_ � _. p . the watern of the Roads; shh I ktked me I P I remain your truly, .11 I - � . I wearer's profession bad to do with a to live for, he was taken to Italy and how strong, and experience no distress afi�oi � . �' - - � - 'f . utterly strange mud curious th'36 I . �; I Mrs. C. Price. � - flour mill, but a shower of rain' ere and, eating. 1 77 . : , I I � sweeps there breathed his last at Rome, Febra- I 11 a "I'll, . � : - -1. �� I a I . � . Z �" amid isuoh surroundings. But she went I have recommcnded it to several Peop - ; it off the foliage, and a shake and a ary, 1821, at the age of 25. , i�, � I � . � . I . . I . . I I - brush of the garraent, and they are all He had wished for "ten years of po- here and therewith the most perfoot �. and in every case it has given grand revulti- I � - I � . - . 1. - - � oonfldenc% oonstantly empl ed in and a bottle of it should he in -every houi ,,, . 4 �- - mora spotless than they were before.- stio life," but not half that term bad oy , A �#. i - - ,�, - . - Fall.mall Gazette. transporting otores and troops Anj hold. . � .. .. _. _� : i �., I ... -_ I ,I I . : �_ .. . . � - . been allowed him. Crowded into his � Youralvery truly, - � . .. . � I � .. I raakiug herself quite as much at homo - � � I . - � - I � short life was much of interest with his -� . - I . ; 't" R., T.: Pbillipall - . I � - . 3rootgear and Gloves. there as ahe ever had been among tile., I .a ! 1.� . I -1 - i I 1. � - - - ambitions, his high ideals and his tal- currehts and eddies of the narrowhast I , . � I : � - "I'll, 1 4 : - - ; . � - . _�. � Wonlan Is largely judged by her ex- onto, and had be lived tbo ordin"'y age I �t- � I - 1. I . _. . � river. ' I 0 A _. - � � E �, I . � tremities, by the way ahe dtmes her of 0an many think that be would have I—— I .1 . - "(Xhor fwyboats were tak(m dows I The Sloan Medicine C"Ot, of Ha'milton ; . t feet and bands, and so she should have bein one of the greateist poets. -Ex- I I Z, % LIMITED I I I . . 1� � there. A soldier ftiend of mine tell's 1 1 � . .1 � ; 11 - - . : a care in imleoting footgear and gloves, 0,�Dge- me that later, in the peninaulak oam- .1 ' � , ' � . � . � I f I � p , says a Now York fashion writm. At no - � ' Price $1, 6 for $5. '�,AJI Dealert or address ' - . - � .- .1.. I I . � A DoUghtful Platn". paign, there was a Now Y�kk ferrybesi , " : . _, � - � time are bar feet so oonspicuous as -when ; � � � � - - . . ! � . . . . in evening sittire, unless she 4apftens to A homelik4 picture of Mr& Washing- in those *aters that was used an a gun- - I .. I �. _ . � � . , I . . - be it member of the Rainy Day olub. ton cmd her favorite- granddaughter is bout, CaMing two- parrott guns, one at ' WIN -Hi __ -11, . I � I - I - - - � . ..; - - I Evening slippers are very smart at pros- giv4m by Mre. James Gibson, who fre- each and, mountod in the gangways, - - - ' --- "-w amm 100 - 4 I � I - - �Ii ___ - . 1 4 ' � -- . ; I I . .. I - . - . I . � . � I I ' - li - . . 7 . I out, Two generAl istyles prevail for house quitntly- visited her when, an the pros- wber" the t"mij drive in and oub. My � . = I i � � ident's wife, sho resided in Philadel own impressiou is that one or two of A Pretty 5o t I I � and full dress wear -the single amp - 0 . � . I � , I . I . I . � or tho double strap .orqmd and the phis, then the capitalof the United these boats weDt around Hatterai4 into ' I'll � . I I � I .� I Urs farther #outh; but, however that I " : I slippers States. Mrs. Gibson's language is quot- wa Am 9-0 , ; laced low shoes. Black eatfu Gm.a it Long WAV a I ; may be, I ithell, never forget the fti* - � -elaborately embroidered in out jet ed by Miss Wharton in her "Martha WMICI I � , I i 0" . - � �. � I ; Washington. " - time I saw tho Commodore Perry at � . I I . . � very swell. and make even the olim- � I . . .. -1 � I . ." I A, I , - i:wh I S I I mint foot look slim and dainty. Pos- Mr& Washington was in the habit Fortran Monroe,- and to this day I never 0, � Uut'.� at is the use of a pretty I I . � sessors of - feit broader than or lon- of retiring at an early hour -o her own go along South street without a feeling I I ! I .----"� - � I I � footiih- this country In the winter Z 4 I .. � I I gor thau four sbould, wlien possible, room, unless detained by company', and of the keenest personal intexest for every : . � � � I , there, no � 3xiatter what the hour, Nellie ferryboat I sea on the river. 01 -New 1, 1, ... timef if you C16 not have a perfect � I w mtici to a black evening slipper, for the i I I i w . � . I i . I I- 2 . . . light colors make large feet look larger. (Miss Gustim) attended bar. York Sun. . I � I . I fittitig Rubber or Overshoe. - 1 4 .. .1 , !, Silver and gold buokles, jeweled buttor- One ovelaing my father's carriage be- � Z � I � ' Stanlors Cat. I . I Nwl this may be news to you) - � _� . . ) I �� I - I _� � I � I flies and bugs, gold and silver pm,broi- ing late in coming for me, my dear An the bonds of . friendf&ip aro � I ( � 1-1 % � . . : but yoii will find it to be a fact - I I � . � Aeriesj fluffy bows and roHattes all look young friend invited me to aocompany atrengthened by a heavy afflictlon so � : W � . _ 'I .1 . �., - - .too beautiful for anything in tho ' her to grandmal=a's room. There, aft- � 1( .. '. , tlLefd� Is duly one make of Rubw ' . �11 I � I � ohoe does a prolonged sojourn in foreign ! .11 I U� 1. . f. I , , r, I . . �_ I- � 4 I I wau's window, but they �av intended Or some little ohat, MriL Washingto Olao6a, aniid strayage sceines, tum tho . . , bet9 .itid Overshoes, in this coun. I I for littl* feet. Woraen with bi ;�_ . . . 1. � I ,g feet apologized to me for pursuing her usual most common of everyday sigkts 4t . - , . try� fliat are- riglit u to -date in , - can apply philosophy to evening slippers preparations for the nighk and NQlli6 home Into luxuries. A magazine � - k. . � � I I � as well as to overything also in life. entered upon bar accustomed duty by story Qf Henry M. Stanley, who, &her I want to see "Granby" on thO fit, flilish, - quality all'urability 11 . I I r bottom then I know what I a 4 ey -!I For everything you misayou'gain Some- eading a chapter and a psalm from th@ his refurn from Africa, was busily on- M ;And 7,46 are the . . I � . old family Bible, after which all pros qetdng� -4 1 thing else, and the gain in this cage is gaged In writing h.tv story of the -I' Duk - j ': _ � I .. Z - � , I 11 immediate, for it is In dollars and oents. ent knelt in evening prayer. Continent. " ` i 1 . I � � on slippers nuike -on's faithful maid H& used to spreaO his reference xnaps y �i 11' All of these gimcracks Mrs. Washlng� . 1 - them just that much more expensive, then assisted her �; disrobe vaid lay lwr 'upou the floor of his room, and on this Granb ,,".,Rubbers - . The proper thing to wear with ball head upon the pillow. Nellio then sang particular day, after searching in his � I � a veree of some sweetly soothing larmu, and OV A -SHOES . gowns and otb6r elaborate frocks is a near neighborhood for a chart wk4oh he ,- - I I slip -per made from the piece of the gown and then leaning down r4beivod the , MUM- needed) he xpake to hifj anjid=t, � I ' I . � � .� A with thin -light, comfortable�.. r- fa thick at ball and heel. k # ,Xt I . . worn unless it bappeus to be a striped Parting blessing for the nlght6 who presently descried it near tho nre- t I . 'i . I or flowWad brocade. Then a slipper some emphatio remarks on h" dutiso, aide, -with Stituley's favorite cat upon it � ,f F 0 � . . . . - made of the prevailing tint ohould be improvements, eto. The effect of theme asleep. I " GRANBY RUBBERS WEAR LME IRON. - __ I .-: I , � - . . � I Hi 406 -_ 640�006 _- io i __L:_1.__ - of i - - ii i --iii ___ I.1 r.. Ile started to tum the intruder off, --- - - worn. Bronze slippers are much used � Judil'!Ou8 habits and teachings appeared . r . - �� .1 - .1 ' In great inan interrupted I . j - . for house wear again, and they are pret- -the granddaughter's character when the .1 I hilm, . . ty and inexpensive too. Whab.wioraan through life. . I i 0." � . . . . . . . . I . . � sayiDg: I I � - � . ' L,�_jk -1 I I . does not remember her childiah joy over ' "Never mind; don't disturb the bat. �. .. I I A Well V"d Cradle. I � . her first pair of bronze slippers? I'll get along without the chart until . . . ' ' !' . FO..B-usiNESS . '- The Chicago Inter Ooean says: "Mor- the cat wakes up. H you only kl2ew . . I - I , Short on IrIngors; Long on Unse. decai Hardesty, the f1rat white child how good the might of that domeatte oat " i ' ' , I . 1. . . ' . . 1. i - . ' � born in Indianapolis, was rocked tbrouih i I . Wo are becoming an optimist snore I . lanoy in a cradle in the possession Of curled np in front of that bright Ebg- 6 :8 M.� ,- . - . . and more all the time. We have come � lu lish fire is to me, you would neyer chase , . . IL � . I to tho conclusion that nearly every- , Mr& Brandt, wife� of the Rev. J ber away." . . The. New' Jewej� . I thing that happens, though it cannot be ' Brandt, pastor of 'the Christian taber- The cat alrimbered. on, and not until ' I I storle 1-8 me - 11 I seen at the time, is for the best. About naeleol Valparais% Ind. The cradle is she arose with a lazy yawn, scratching .. ' I j . known to be 106 years old. It was I loelk, ; 20 yean ago when we were stiealijag a , her frw-t nails on the rug ais sbe Whitne' 'I B' � brought from Virgilais to Indiana at an . , . . r r1da on a binder we got to poking wheat .t stretched, did the famous explorer reach I I y . . � � I I I I I _ ; em,cut i early day. Altogether 40 sons of Indi- I I I . . straws in the cogwheals to see th I for his map. ! . ; : - I 1 � �i the heads off. Somehow the machtni I on& have been rocked in this same relic, I - , 1.'s ; _. 11 � -1 � H_ " r � caught one of our index fingers and out I whioh is still doing saTice in the bomo Asthma Irrom A*pw-agus. 10:R T=. w.. � . I . .. - it off at the first joint. All these years of the Rev. Mr. Brandt, The. oradle was Among the owfosities of medical lit- W ; I . � I - have passed and wo havi just foundedt bowed from the log, is 8 feet 2 inches erature are the stories, mmy of them TH A ,FULL LINE OF. . . . il I � 1 6 . - 4 . � I . . what that stub of A; finger Is good 'for. long And from Its long oontiuued use well autheuticat4 of the peouliar into . I ' Z 4 11 . - I r - . . � I : . i . It comes handy to a teething baby, there closely resembles ebony. " ceptibility of certain unfortunAte indi Watches� Clocks,- �A,ewel Siftwesn"W8111 . - . I i6t ry, � . ,'I- I � At G : I u ' t3ing no nAil on it to'cut the baby's viduals to certain odors and emanations. I I �L, '0 I I � - I woutIL-Norwich (Kan.) Courant. 5" Albunderstanding. Among the ,substances which have been and Opt!O - ,.: ods.. .� I . . r . I _. . - r "It was all I could do to koop from known to have produo'ed athwks of I . j � - . 1, I . .� - ; - Igor x0tivo. 16yiDg TiOlebt hands on him, " mid the spasmodic asthma are rossx� musk,- sm, I . I � , � . � - r "I - � i � "That Bascomme woman in always keeper of the high clan oafs an the pede 1pftwuanha, the odor of a oat, fried R ' * in all lines a Bp6olalty. Call and See Us. � I young m= departed. "The idea of him 114, the dust of oats, malt, rice, &a painng E I I I making her husband tell'her'that he O*h - I I . . � I ; , . - � loves her right before folkL " calling this plam a beanery I I I era, wooL and thai oaused in the demoli- . : � -1 � I � Z ) - . ; . � "Yen; she knows thai it in an &Wftl "He maint to pay you a empli- tion of old houmm. Dr. Eugene- J)*- - I � Ca A. HUMBER -& SON'. � , � . 1. � exa"ration to hint to my it. "-Indian- M*nt, " Wd the listener. "Are you not whamps has added asparnas to thim I j - . i - , spolis JournaL , awme that he is a Bostonian?' 1-0in- I long list. He has published a full dis. Jewellers atid Opticians, Seaforth and Goderiah. f , . ainnati Enquimr. - ical report of a vioftaler ovar 40 years I - - � I - Tho churches of NaplQs are to over- 1 $ . of age who suffers from severe spasmod- � I - . run with mice that most of the pafftors Tkough Rome is -called the Etemal ic attacks of coughimg whenever'ho at- I McLEOD'S ha-ve bcon obliged to keep oate in thent, CRY, the name by right belongs. to the tempts to prepan raw asparaguio for the �eady for Winter� ! at the risk of provoking oomio wmes CHY Of DAMAWUO, in Syria, whi& is the cook -Now York Herald. . System Rebovator ; , �, - like thoxe�sowetimes witnessed in thes, olded city in the wadd. As long as e now have on hand a large and -AND OTHER- I i - A - i . tm when a cat walks acrols the Drow the ][Ano. ..: I ; - stsge. man has written raoorft thw city of 00 plete line of . : . ; .� 64 . : - REMEDIES. ; . TESTED ; I Damasous bw bm knowni, Cwuldn't take him at any price," . �' -_ � i I . � It is u*oeuary to hope, though hope . mid tho agent who was buying horses ,, ,i opeoldc and antidote for Tw=. Weak and Ins- I tilt S Ighe and Cutters v fished Blood, Dyspepsia, coxii;s", Palpsw . . � . . i I a - . I should be always deluded, for hope it- Of the fanign bon population of tbo for the wo of the mounted police, i lion of the Heart, Liver 0owplaink Xsuralg* Low ! � I . - I . . - ; mW im happiness, &Ad its firustratic.aA United 8tat" the Irish are now only is all right for a policeman to interfere oth of our own make, and from thd of Memory Bronchitis. ponsurn GAU Soon . 1. . ! I . Jaundice, ki, ney and Urinary i St. MM `.- �. . . however frequout, an yot less d -won't do bea� factories it Ontafio. if you dre banoe, Temale Inegularieles and Gens-rol.-Dobiffity. I MAfs-1 about 20 per oent, wka*" in 1660 they whanover ho sw fit. but it =1 (I VW9 evu 4# Der OU4 - _ , . - ._ 1W his horw "-Indianapolis Journal. � - tABORATORY-Goderich, Ontario. � I - Sm its *xt1&cfAau.---W. Jobnie& '. . � . desirous of enjoying the winter, (10A , I I . ! . . . I : . . . i _* - fail to get one of our elegant Gattersi T Af. MeLEOD, Proprietor and Manu � . I - - - - ___ i I I I Z � -The death occurred not long ago at �� i Stratford, of Mrs. Andrew Verner at the- MARRIAGE LIOENSES I Th�y are elieap in price, yet of th6 faciurer. I 4 . - I . ; - Ask your grocer for be4 material, and trimmed to per- i , gold by J. S. RoBERTs, Se&forth. 4 - I . � twi.* I � age of 56 years. The deceased was a native ISSUED AT I fect�=. i I . � I . � � , . I . of Tyrone county, Ireland, and had been a I I . - I . I � ; . . I . . , one Shoehig and general black- - . . � . resident of St- �Jord for: a number of years. TRE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE, - r, - . . I , . smithing a specialty. ' Oheap Mill Feed. . - I . � I - She �ad been sub ect to strokes of paralysis � J, � : i � � I I I I I I ; , I 'I- - � - " I �1 ., i I I I " SEAFORTH, ONTARIO. � ; ' 6HEAP MILL FEzj).--We are now offer- � - thelastof whwi, she did not survive. The , . , �� . � lhg for a limited time Oat Duit and Steds #A 83.66 i � � I deceased leaves h husband and a family of , -,', . . I . Lewis McDonald, ber ton In ten ten IoU and over. Cbeapwb fe*d on I . a6ven children, four sons and thriVe daugh- �JNO WITNESSES REQUIRED, For Tibia and Dairy, Purcs t and Best �18EAFORTH. thd marker. Sesforth Oatmeal Mills, W.W.Taoxwo torso . - - I 1#80 Manager. 4W � . ; 6 . ' r� 1. I � I i� � . I . ;� ;t I I . � I I I I 6"Wommokasaw , I i : � i - I ___--L1- --- - --- 11 _