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The Huron Expositor, 1898-05-27, Page 3I - I I I -_ . I . . . I I . . 4 1. . �'An � -1 I � I � . I � - I I . I . : � � . � � - �. . ; I � . . I � I ; � .- . - : . I ! - . - I 1. - I � � i . I . : . I __ - r.. � . I - . � . i � . . . . - I � � I I - � � - - . I . # � ,. , � . . - " �7 7 T 15 . Q 1� L, 1�� ,11 1�r I . , I � . � . I , - . " ,el I � i . I"as I I , 1 , 41, , � 1, � , " ,� � - ". - i�� 'i I g 9, " j.. r - . 1. - 1 �4 9 6 , , , , ,� .s a! � 1�. ,0 3 , I., I , , I . A -I 4 .1 - I . . . 1� - � . -_ . I I I . � . .. . - - I � 1�� lil � - 1-f M-amt!—n- It- - I - - I I - . - � I, - - li i -,. , . ,, � - I` _X_ I_ -1, � - . - �� X! 0. . 1, I : - _ - I � I i, . .�11__:�, � mjfhwd*-ni,�� 4 �A.�.V4--"'.Z;.:6,35_1_:gV ro��!-=% : % - � I I �:�,, " .. 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I , I I I RIVATIC FUNDS . . lv:,;� ��'_' - _�, " -11 , - li� . �aoai T , . - -`,--�-. 1 . . . - I 11. - . I , . I I - � TO LOAN �at 5 per osnL, M 1_0, 3r` I � ,:� - . � . I . ..� - ' - - a - able YeUIY. GG Or"aas tam security. A I who N16"i %testing wo, of Ama;i. - I AftbN4 **Oaiajo Dro*'fteinm i . eaunted, and I P ,twV - - . . . , , - I " ..., li-I 304018110 I Never Raised Aboard Ship, but Used PJPER. - � . I � I toR. S. HATS, Dominion Bank BulildlaC Seat .1 lewz most Noted Navej NOW*$. I A214 Vouldn'6 Re, p 11�. I . . law - , � . - � � � I I I . - I . ,_ ,4 . � -1 ., . . When the SWP, To In Port. I -1 I ., '' 1, . upwards. . . . . � t� , , , � � -t On March 22, 182.0, was fought one 4 - -owing . I � I , A:O, a gs boy,'Aubr0Y Beardsley No man before the mad evei carrIes an . � , I - - minion and Provincial 1* . the most memorable duels Is the a ' . 0:1 Distriot.- �., Land . - U 01 � - write. He draw pictures - umbrella as a. part of 'his outfit, but the . - - � ' 1 5' J r of UwAssocia" of 0"arto - . 1, � f the United States. Commod6re Decatur. for fun And never, then- bt to be an artist, officers of deep ,'wator ships usually dio . Another large consignment of those beautiful Ameri- Manager. L_43uirr , Ontario. 2W§2 and Commodore Barron ,met on the fatal_ His p eats Won torrl'blj� Pwjr, but be &I-- earry 1hem. The umbrella thus carried Is i � . . A m , i - t IA TLE - 0 or � can Papers, new designs, I I I i i . Sold near Bladensburg tbab day. Both . i ways managed in some way to got bookiL ' I . I - ONEY AT 5 PZR CENT.—A lug* amount of never ralie4 a � I board ship; but, arrived In, �� - i i I I t I participants vrere wounded, Decatur mor. 'At 12 he could read ancient French and ort It may be brought Into use At once. I _. 9 mobey bas been plawd In my hands to lead to ' � AIPPV encounter. The causes which led to the been some tIm6 In an architect's office his 'Worth 10c, Selling for 4c. . i ,A+**-+-*XW - jumsts. in sums and an terms to suit the borrower. - . ER tally, dying within a few hours after the � even Spanish black letters. After be had No'captain of a ship anchored in harbor ' � [+_ , � to,J. M. 13m, Bartlak0eaforth. . - . � . I I In a ito7pical ragion and going ashore In i ' I . . . .- � - 1678-tf - i PILLS III feeling, between these two Haval heroes wages were Increased 2 shillings a week, ' . I . , . , 4 ............. I.-- - . an open boat, perhaps without an awning, . . - YS' i 1 1 . . I , , � havo never'boen accurately dot -ermined to U to 0 a a - � #'� � ' ) - Wa ToRx'3XLTM Oi* q tho Second Division � - . -1 and be went to an artist of no a d ok t b c rrie'd for a considerable distance These goods- are all ne in fact this lot has been � 3 d avark ocuritToommlasioner, of Huron Oon- but,it In generally supposed that Decatur's lessons In drawing. I exposed to the out would, bev'ery likely W9 ; _3 4 va.ywoo-jr, Land, Lam and InIR!anoe Agent. Nn -da �� . Y. � _;i` . barsh criticism of Baprou on account 91 One night after be bad gone home he , to carry his umbreiia along and to raise it made since March Ist, 1898. The truth of the matter is : - YnW mad to Lmn� Offim—Ov*r Sha I the latter not returning from abroad to 'sat down and in a - . � I= L"".main street, assforib. 36 _ade�� ',sketch. Is was not for his comfort amd protection. In such a that the huge" American Wall Paper trust, ia 111, � FA n A A ts!ke part"In the war brought about the . meant for anything in particular, not evQV port an oNcer- of a ship whose duties . order to LOTH EES **� . . '6 SICK H 'NE force some out�jde manufacturers into the combine, are __ . OTGREW RENT OR SELL—The More: on the � ZWMVIR breach. " (lortain It Is that Decatur's words An a ;Apausso prince, as bas been said. It called bim, alopg the shore would be very . t .. � 0 south aide of the mlw&y Usok, with dwelling weri'repeated to Barron, and a correspond;. was a picture of a man in strange robes� likely to carry his un brells. , Z ., ... atuched, rtctnt)y occupied by James Thompson, * POSItively cured by theSe wee between th' two, ensued, which prob- with a big sword, stindinton a Umbrellas would not be likily to be selling these goo& at prices at which no oppmition can � � � I will be ]eased or sold an east teMs. it is a splendid . etbe challenge. The im- - line. The ,backgrou:4 was broksolu"bYoda carried .for protection from the son 'in live. So you do well to bay them while you can, these 1. E__ 1: stand for business and tht pretalims are newly real. lAttle pins. . ably resulted In .... * I'll - .. ted and In good rtpoir. Apply t3 WN. MASTERS, They alsore*ve Distress from Dyspepgla; pending duil was kept a profound secret. �'quoer _ blotch of dead black, which repro- such &:placess Now York, but even hue- pxices will not last. ' I � L ICS . . i I Beatorth., I � itss_tf,,� %digestion and Too He" Eating. , A Per. Only a few of the most Intimate friends of earited nothingi but which waxWof =usual one -might meet a sea captain,'& otalwart, � � 11 - I - _1 - - I � - I,,,- . T,IGGS FOR SALE.—The undersigned YdH -keep fect remedy - for Dizziness, - Nausea, Drowsj. 11be respective participants had even As and pleasing design. � War he turned out bronzed loan, who looked as tbou� gh he . I If you want to see the best .assortment of really - -book - -Z .. # for sale during batchIng sm=4:56 from ,� Inklingofit, Decatur was the first --to ar- many WoM all equallf sbauid and attract- bad been exposed to the sun and the wind � . I I . ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue rive upon the scene. He was accomi,panlod ive. i artistic Wall Papers, at the price of common goods, eall . -- 11 � Rts 14thom hens, witich an about . I � I - allbio lifeallid,as thoujh becouldstand � I �� : thoi best 'I, . Also " from,alliver, Lama Pain in the $Oe� �T,ORPM 1,1VER. - They by Commodores Rodgers and Pprem0r and He took them to Oxoni4ilde -he Say* any exposure, as very probably he could, 1 e7l , ,%I I lo �s and --- W 0 , _ #'W at - . - . .... . .. . I I I - � . yandob , xperts my an the bait for Regulate the Bowels. several other friends. Barron exrIved a him bts book, I'Salomo,-" to Illustrate. carrying a Yel * a u ells. . . , I general use, and are a beautiful iow). All the hens - Purely Vegetable. lo u umbr It may ' � . houo-h *-� .. I few minutes later. The combatants bowed There were more than 100 plotu � . .. ,t> W are well brt d. Call and see them. Price, 76c per rem in this' be that he carries the -umbrella for his . ratting. Al ply at the residence of the undenigned, small Pill. Small Dose, itifily to each other and stood waiting for book and tbOy brought more notoriety to i to_date ; . greater comfort here or that be is CAP6,,- ' � 1. I . GoderichstreekStaforth. WILLIAM'COPP. . I - Small Price, their friends *to measure off the 'ground Boar�aley flia6 the book did to Wild*. tain who spends the smater part 6af bis T . S, - YS, for � I I 15m-tf � I and make the final arrangQ1110113tL With Jobs Leine, Beardsley got out, The time, or a large part of it, in tropical wa- - & - a U MES R wbi N &WILOSONIS1, .A� � � . , - . . I I � Substitution, "I hope, air, I I said Barron as they took Yellow Book, a magazine bound in *loth - . . � __1 . I lie boy t I . ters, and - $1lat be c&rrls-w �bjs umbrella . � . . . I � t1iiir .Places, "that when we, meet In an- of a startling yellow, filled for the most ashore hers because be is aocustomed10 � - - I I - - I . I - I � STOCK FOR SALE. tho fraud of the clay. otherviorld We shall be better friends than part with Beardsley's strange drav71129C carrying It. 800.rTYS BLOOKI - I . - I - . MAIN StRE'ET : - I . . , - . I I �_ ; ; � We -have been in this. 11 Copies of thefirst number wsre�malled to . I I -- .. )a- I _ . L-1 H ORTHORNS FOR SALX.�For sale, tw . I The umbrella that the ofiloor of a ship � *_ � I . 0 good A' Cartg%�Nr s, 1 Decatur to said to have haughtily re- all the principal newspapers In the world, - carries most commonly to milk,just such - . . - I my at & 0 youn�z Shorthorn bulls,with reglatered pedl- See you ge - -R!r:Ej.j . � . - I vew. Prices and terms right, DAVID MTLNF,, I 1� garded his a0sreary a moment and then and the advertisement which it got was as would be carried ashore, and which' SMI A 0- Ments L, Ethel. 15wit replied: I i . . . . I - .1 . never before oqualed. - The book @truck would be suitable for protection- either -_ I --- - - Readv ' Ask for Carter's I . -'.'Sir, I have never been your enemy. I I the popular fancy, for Beardsley drawings from' the, sun or'tho rain. He might need o+* 0 0 - 0 #*"#####*" I � ) - "I". , ' - - - - __� . - URHAM BULL FOR SALJC�The undersixned - A moment later the word was given and had become a fad - The young artist found this jimbrtHe in, any" 'part be visited for I �� ... 3L,Ctiou. I.- - I � Dhag for vale glibred Durham bull, Insist and demand I two shots rang out simultaneously. Bar- that he who had" been reared In poverty the purposes of a rain umbrella. If his I * . a-lizible for registration t;h&0Wrou28 months. color red ron - A - 9- ia white. Terms reasonable, JAMM eATTER- . fell. almost ftninediately. Decatur now bad plenty of money at bin dloposaL ship were tied up bore, for Instance, to a , Hintslor Housewives- - SON, lot 25, concession 1, T., R S., Tuckeramitb, r - I ; . straightened 'himself, 'but the pistol -fell Beardsley's studio In London. was a wharf in South street, and he should come � 1, . - - - � r's Little Liv6r PiTh,. from his grasp and In a moment he wail queer place. The walls were a dead! yel- ashore and go up town on a rainy day, he iF,-r _1e_T_%1_-_F_�A . - Brucefleld P. 0. - - 15so-tf , .,,arte- .N I I - . .uI . , A .. — . - )on the greensward, writhing in agony. low, while the woodwork and the book would not appear In Broadway in sea , RAm U -CS REGAIDMIDING TE - JWGS FOR 'SALIC AND FOR SERVI(M—The . He was -raistd by his friends and carried shelves, the wainscoting, the floor, the ta- togs. His apparel would be just' like that F19T W . I __ JU undersigned, breeder of Urge English Berk. Walker nearer the road, where Barron was lying. bles and the obalra were a smooth, gleguy - of the men he met, and he would be quite I . � UR I - obtree,h" for sale boars and sown In farrow, Heww Wmmx M '9 At ) OGIAN EA ' -, 1. URR , _,:�4, 7- allso keep for service th* stock boar, 11 King tAle " �� . . I wish I had fallen In the service of my black. The upholstery, what tbere was . as likely as they to carry an umbrella, I I � As ft" Buy'a tea of good quality and " . � 11 . , - I ELIABLE of It, was a dull blue.—Boston Trourcript. . which be would do an going Ashore undgr 4MIN01 .- .. H fin& it m6re 1. archased from Mr. Geotp Green, of pwtvi��r, THE RE , jountry,11 Decatur muttered. Whereupon . 1. strength; you wil � I . 11T� . 11AL- � and ,Inner at Montreal, Toronto and 00swiL Term ' Asurron looked up. . . I like otrouinstancep in any port round the 0 . � �� econo . L . I I - 1 -41 payable at the time of service with the privilege Upholotervil and NattreSS Maker, 4# Rver�ytbing has been conducted most world.—Now York Sun. ' 0 I$ mical in the ead than the so - - � L freturning If necessary. if booked SL60. JAMES ' . . THE FIRST COTTON -MILL- I called "cheap teas. If it costs more per pound it will make Nv'e have I PORRANM lag 26, Conoemion 5, NoRillop, Sea. SEAFORTH, ONT. . honorably," be said. I . i — [ �et . 1� orth P. 0. - 148&52 1 . Then, turning his eyes upon Decatur: more and better cups of tea. . . I Parlor Furniture r aired and recovered. it Washington's ]Diary rlaoss Its Location FRENCH EXPRESS TRAINS. 0 , ,3 line, I - I . er' I am mortally wounded. . Commodore . . Ram La I's is one third stronger than China, japanpr Ceylon ' . 11 - - Carpets sewed an& laid ; also cleaned Decatur, I forgive you from the bottom of - In X"Bachusetts. -1 . I.. - ' 0 ,� . I . - ,�,,/ . I - - I ' ' T - . I I � STOCK ERVICF� and renovated at rem-onable prices. my,hearb." . Several different towns In the United'. Their Speed Not Great, but They ffave 0 ea -selling at the same price and less of it iszequired. - � -e use [.�� ,,,� AU. � - I on* Record 33reliking Run. .&,&,$4"I*#" . . - I whil6 w � !�Vlv_ — . As Decatur was being lifted Into a 6ar- States claim the unique distinction of hav- Ir -W **"###"+" ##"#*##**"#0##**" I .. . I � ULL AND BOiR.-Ne undersigned has for Shop in McGhnnis Block,. , YlAge Bainbridge, whom Decatur had Ing erected thefirstAmerloan cotton mill, Express trains in France do not, as a : I ; . � I th the assist- _; ; Beervice on Lot 24,-�'Oi�ncession 12, Hibbert, a WOOD WILL BE TAX.B'N FOR WORK. once rescued from a Moorish prison, stoop- but from the befit Information that can be rule, attain such kpeed as,is common In � . I I v . i 'thoroughbred Durham bn1l. Terms, $t.25, for in- � obtained it seems that the credit properly England or the United States, but French 10-1 * . - s � iest vvarkman- � 1. !. surance. Also& thoroughVied Tamworth. Tornio, �. 1 1622 ed down and kissed his check. I � � I belongs to the town of Beverly, MasiL - engineers are beginning to claim that they � . . �1, --;;rith the priviledge of returaing it necamry- i - With his bead' upon. Rodgers' shoulder, Z GEORGE W. WREN, Chiselhumt P. 0. 1684X8 � ,The circumstances leading up to this are In the race, if not winners. GREAT B RGAINS, - Lm I �1 . -and In company with a physician, Decatur . � . . a large -st k I - Township Funds to toam w�.s drivon glowlybaok tQtbe cityand discovery may be of Interest to our read- the distance from Paris to Amians to - . ; ' - . I �-DULL FOR SERVICE.—The undersigned will I � arm. Some years ago Mayor Hantoift of , 131 kilometers, and the' Mediterranean- . - i ) 04rrled Into his residence on Lafayette I . 14990 r store to the i _� . JLJI kee forservicecabil ernises at Roxboro, To loan on good security and on reagonable tcrin�. a Salem, Mass., was invited to Pawtucket, 'Calais does the distance fn I hour 25 min- , , thorou4bred Durham bulf" Terms, $1 ; If paid 411are, where be diodi'a few hours after- . I -_ . fundaof the Township of Tuckersmith. For parti- Ri I., tG attend the centennial exeroldis 'utes. The French claim that this and the I I I . . before January, 1899, or SIM afterwards- JOHN, culars apply to ward. I . � WE HAVE A. FULL STOOK OF I . � �er& , No old - . I SCOTL - 11671-tf JAMES MURRAY, The newsof thedualspread likewild- hold at that place In- commemoration,df Empire State express -are the- tvyo faste6t I . o _. I Treasurer, ,Hengall. fire tbrougb the city. The following day the opening of the famous Slater will -In regular trains In the world. ' I I ; I __ t . i Z 0 � . . milture. -Why . T�OARS FOR SERVICE.—The undersigned will 1672-tf -we I sending out Invitations to this cant6nIal They have evidently not hear& f the Shirt Waists, Wrap*pers, �Corsets, -_ Gloves, John Randolph offered! consolatory resolu- . . . I _" keep for service at Brucefleld, one pure bred, . . event the owners of - the mill clalumd it to Atlantic City express, wbicb'runa dall� Tarnworth boar, and one pure bred CheRter White tions in congress, which, bo ver, were I - I prices.? � boar. GEORGE HILL, Bruoefleld. . . promptly objected to, and the press rigor- - be the first- establishment of Its liffid-6ver from' Camden In summer at the actual . - - �. . � ; . � 15�66_tf FDr over a year we haft bed. the atency for the safe ol ously d1bnounced the practice of,dueling. I erected Intho United States. For ' some rate after crossing the ferry of better tbam . . : ' I , � — — - — INDAPO. Our first order was for a quartu of a Ooze% reason Mayor'-Hantoul was unable to be a mile a minute -58 milbe In 52 minutes. Hose, Collars Cuffs, Belts and Ties. : I � 7 - I I Off lag for One Hundred and Forty -'roar Dollars worth. I Barron ultimately recovered from his present at the exercises; but, being deeply !'his Is probably the fasteit regular run in - I - - ; � -DULL AND BOAR FOR SERVIOR—The under- lnjury,'� but it Is said the memory of the ,* � � - I . . . - I . - researchw, be I egular run of the Bin- � I . : i ;Mect Jdayo fatalduol darkened his life -ever afterward. h t - :;I-. JO signed will keep for service on Lot SO, Gonees- _.oV00"%%%MW1MMK . interested in historical de- the world. The r � . sion 11, MeHillop, a thoroughbrcd Shorthorn Dur- - ,OF' - , bam bull, with regiatered pedigree. Terms, $1 ; I I - He lived until'tbe year 1861 and bad olded at is leisure, o Investigate the pire � State express, New York to huffalo, . ' � - - . � _ 0 -date, Nvilth a � payable January Ist, 1899 Also a thnroughbred Made a welt cliarge of sevoral vessels. At his own re- olalms of the Pawtucket mill owi6er& average's 53.99 milos an bour, but It is a . ra fine Muslins, Organdies, Dimifi ' ds. We have I I . English Berkkhlre boar (regi6tered), for service. This Investigation led to the discovery rauob longer distance, with steeper grades. Some ext - I 1, c I -Tornis, 61 ; payable at time of service, with privilege I I I Man of quest be Nvas couri marblaled upon the I - I ,es, .. , . . that the old cotton mill at Beverly, Mass., A kilometer J's 0.62137 of a mile. The . � - I ��- � - Ginghams, Prints, Ducks, etc. I . � lencl free of . .- k- , ofreturningifnecessary. JAMESMANN,%inthrop . er charges made against him by Decatur and wbich,was burned down In 1838 had been distance traversed by the French train In . � P. 0- 168SX8 exonerated. —WasbiDgton Star. I Alon. � � � I � hest atten 14 . ; ' � I - � I . 11 X in operation for several years prior to the I hour 26 minuits Is, tberefore, only 81.40 � -- E61,1nes, GkIer- � _ � OAR FOR SERVICX—The undersigned will � ' . . establishment of the imill at Pawtucket, miles, which in covered at therate of 57.41 . I . . I -11. B keep for service on Lot 84, Concession 4, Tuck- INDAPO 0, . 0 When the Eoudon Cab Horse Falls. and that no less a witness than General miles 'an bour—faster than th[A Empire � I 11 h - . � --- � . . I ermith, a thoroughbred Cheater White Boar. TRZ 911EAT -W When a horse and cab come to grief In Washington bImEelf could be cited In con- State exprems makes for a -much greater La�ge stock of Lace and Muslin Ourtains. I - . c ; . I I � . K ued from H. George & Sons, Crompton, HIN000 REMEDY ndon, four or- five men are certain to ap- Z ; ddlesex County. Texm",I, payable at time of PRODUCES TH AEOVA � - firmation of the fact, It seems that Gan- distance, 4ut far slower than , the famous �1, � - I � I � . I � . 11 Rembsin30dayv- Otires pearandtotakean enormous amountof oral Washington, while ou a tour of the Atlantic City run. � - .1 I service, with privilege of returning if necessary I . . S JOHN W. ROUTLEDGE. 1540-tf * all Nervou@ Diseases. Fs'liuv kexn6ry ov)AN, . trouble to help the cabman out of his dif- Now England states In 1789, made a visit Very few French expresses pass 86 kIl- � . - - ... _� - I Pare" -1919"lessnemp Nightly Em - . . I.- __ I . ficultieg. Some one Is Insta to the old - Beverly cotton mill and was so ometers (49.70 miles) an hour, and the garAll the above goods at very close prices. � . I I! _7ET_ - -I � sions, etc. caused by past abdoes, gi I ja tly found of- . I visor and size to shrun raii ormans and Quickly but , I . � � i I AVWORTH BOATC FOR SALE AND FOR SER- -in old or-youimff. , fering to sit on the borse's bead, and when ,impressed'witb the novelty of the spectacle longest run 'without a stop Is 186 kilome- - 1 4� . . surely restores Zoa Mixnhaod . - k — � T VICB.—The underAgood wW keep for service E"ily carried in veot pocket. Price *1.00 a package. the right moment comes three or four that he devoted several pages of his dijary ters, from Courtelain-Thouars, in the sum- — � , . . . at the Brucefeld obeem Factory, a thorough�� six fw, $3.00 ."h a .AtM V"...t.. t. 049" or . . m � I I I _. I I � Tarnworth Boar, with regl8bered pedigree. Terms, r"ops-ey refunded. DON'T BUT AIN lxrrATION. but more will selza the body of the ,bansom to Its description. This old dfary to still mor only. The average speed of the lanest, � � I , - � % - - . i �, $1; payable at t -we of service wilih.,privilege bf re-��- tagifft on having 17.'�M-APO- if yenr druggist has not and heave It up quite regardless'of the to be found among General WAshington's French expresses to 40.88. ! - - , � WA will @and It pmaid. I . � � 1 7 1 1 . _ . � 7. I turnmg It nemeary. Alfso a number of thorough- it REMEDY CO� Propm ChIeW, 111. or car Agent& papers. The freat English regular run over the! _V( - 111101078 troubl6 and labor. They get nothing r_V3a3M 0JET3M_A.__P C)-A.S-F:r Sr ' I � . bred young Tamworth Boam and Sows for .sale. , - , . - . 2 )]R:M_ � I This rapid Increase proves It Is a remedy that everyone whatever, as a rule, for doing this and will As the researches of Mayor Ha�ntoul Great Western, Is done at a speed of 62.61 � . �. � � HUGH 39cUARTNEY. Brumfield. 140 -it Wbo tries it speak3 well of. You. res fully, quite as readily do It for a cabman who � - I I . _ - - . . I � - — so seemed 1 , settle the matter beyond aU con- milexan hourfor8hours 45minutesac- - . . , � -VAXWORTHPIG FOR SERVICE.—The under- L V. F . Seaforth', Ont. cab was empty at the time of the accident troversy othe residents of Beverly,'Mass., tudl running time. So that the French .W. W. HOFFM N. - . . - I as for one who had a fare who might pos- caused a handsome tablet to be erected on have some right to "crow over" neighbors . � - _L signed bx& for service on lot 32, conceseton 9, I i � I McK!llop,j a thcro'bred Tamworth pig, to which.& Ably "stand drinks." As soon as the the site of the old mills, commemorating 4nearer than we are.—New. York World. - I . I .. I - .. . I .. I limited number of sows will b;e taken. Thl. 49 an .MONEY TO 'LOAN. horse Is up and started again the men the astabliehment of tbellrst enterprime of - t CARDNO'S BLOCK, SEAFORTH . - I I � extra good pig and breeders find it advantageous to . � I I in � � . who have put themselves to very consider- its kind ever inaugurated In the United AnIuml Fiaradi"s. . 1. ,, ,,a- � =m thcir berkshlre sowg with this breed of pig. To loan ADY amount of private or ciornpany mone ,_ I Agent for Butterick's Patterns and Publications. 1. .. s a .. � � Terms $1, with privilege of returning If - neceesary, on town or Urm property, at 6 And bi per cenT. able trouble tind run some risk of getting States. —Pittsburg Dispatch. The animals wblab are lucky enough to . � I � � .- I . JOHN WMILLAN 15%Xtf and on the momfl reasonable terme. Apply to a band or a foot crushed distippear wlth� live In Holland are fortunate creatures. . I I �...., - . : . . - I ' �. . . � . - . ar- I I . . � THOMAS E. H,xYS, Seafjirth. 1612-tt out even waiting to be thanked. They re- Cost of a Door Handle. � Cows and pigs dot the landscape in every . I . I __ . �oe � � . . . - � gard it at the right and natural thing to The testbetic person who desires a unique direction and roam with the sheep and (ASSESSMENT SYSTEM). � - I - - I . I I help a man out ,of a "tight place." door handle for his favorite room must, horses In the pastures bordered by the ca- I . DESIRABLE � �11 . I : I I - ; be . � . I � ; . - � . On the continent no such obligation to . � �� 1. I I -1 Seed Potatoe's pay for the privilege. Forty, fifty, eAren nals, which they cannot cross. In 8w.it- . ; . help seems to be felt by the crowd. Th*y seventy-five, dollars may be the cost of t1be ierland, on the other band, the cattle are . � . I � - . I I I - � . ed I 'Eighty Graduates �t f : ! stand by and either stare'with stupid eyes . . ; . I � ! - . I first door handle made after a now Oat- kept shut up most of the time In dark, SHOES . , - I I C& i IV . �. —AT- — . - or else make sarcastio remarks. The pres- I tern. The metal Is worth perhaps o I a, stifilifg little stables because there are no I . . � I , _� I . , - - 11 . . VP - . I . ent writer remembers seeing an accident few cents, but the labor comes high. ;1yrst' fenbes, and otherwise the animals would _'?'� - - � . I . . A to a Parts cab when no assistance what, the architect draws the design and sub- stray. . .- . I , THE SEAFORTH I . ever was offered to the cabman by the by- -mits It to the manufacturer that. Is to fin- The happiest dogs live In The ffifg-,ue, FOR SUMMER. � - - i. . - I . � �� I standers. There were plenty of Jeers, bow- ish the handle. He turns It over to his - for muzzles are not compelled and ev . ;Dry I I . - I . r . ger, arid when the horse In his struggles modelf; ' . . � � ,,��, .�� who makes an oxaob pattern of one seems to take him dbg along when be � - " ' - - . . nally sat down on his haunches, after the . the- hi�hdle and lock � In clay or plaster. goes for an airing. A touching story con- �., : ft jk manner of Mr. Briggs' horse In Lee- , ' �_ We have nob only good goods iu. bur stock, - � � I . I 11A 1) ch Is Every line that Is flat in the design I nected with the history of William the - — but deeirable goods. You can ,only a� I - - Immortal picture, the wag of the party rai�e-d In this pattern, and the In Silent., prince of Orange, may I have had I form a vague idea from reading our . ; I � ; I A, _ suggested with grent gusto that the horse. ,orate and intricate the decoration the an influence In disposing the Dutch peW. . I more elab. I , . I ' I �. . - I I 1 4�) emy was "un -chaval d'Hippodrome" and was more difficulb his work. The pattern is ple to a general regard and'lovfa for dogs. � . - advertisements, and bearing others WORTK - , I Just what the 'farmers want, and a car- " no doubt about to perform. —Spectator. I . / _1___1; talk about ua. The way to test �our ' � . Will. arrive -at the Seaforth station about' than given to the man who makes the ' On the monument of '.this prince In a � represent6itions, and gather the bene. . - ? . moid, or oftener several molds joined to- chur6h at Delft Is a . n Inscription referring . - I . - Alay 3rd or 4tb, with a very fine lot of early IN%SX-4 A ShAvIn ll I of low prices and, ,choice ,melee- - and late varieties, viz.: the early Beauty'of (6f4 THE STCLAIR RIVER)� i Experience. gather, known as gates. _. Tbege are usual- to a favorite do of his. On one eocasion - . , ,I I I - q 9 t one, is make a personoil. visit. . , �� I Rebron, American Wonder, Early Qaeen of.- - ' 0, During a trip through Ireland, a New jy of ,plaster, and the molten metal is when he was in great danger from Span- x. Purely CANADIAN You will. .find in *thiikore miny an � - 1. , 4 � ; � .. � , Yorker�one day found himself without his cured Into them without In - anyway- af- - ish assassins, be werle about to enter the 2. National in its character. 11 $. 1 1 Roses, Early Ohio, Ro8e of the North, E%rly I *SMN IA., 0 N TAR I - V article you had not -�hought of, imme. .. 1, , .! Thoroughbred, 41so Early and Late Ros' I I - razors, which were in a band bag be bad flooting theplaster. . tent where he"lay asleep', the dog juniped 3. Age Ernit 'i8 to 45- 1 diately recommended by ite stetun 11 -.1 -1 e. 1, . — . 9 -.1 . � angoici ,' Secured excellent positions since Feb- left behind at the hotel where he bad When the metal Is cool, the handle Is on his bed and by barking loudly awoke 4. Fixed Premium. No Death Assess- merit, its superiority over .others of I r - � We also keep a fine selection of M � , . I � I � I . and other seeds, the Prize' Long Re(j jfp,j�_- ruary 1897. This college is open through.' stopped the day before. Ile accordingly taken -out, a thing of beauty and expense, him In t1we to make his esdape. After- � inent, I its kind, and above all its remark. ... , - I I rpoth INIanizold, the Golden Tankard, Chii'm- lout the entire year., ' We are located on told the landlord to send him a barber. for the architect, the pattern 'maker, the ward when he was, a4sassinated the @awe S. Gives $500, $1,000, $1,50`0 or $2,000 able lowness of rice. When we ... . . - th - dog Is said to have pined away and dl�d Insurance. , I pion Yellow Globe. Also a good variety of Front Street, and overlook -1 e beautiful The landlord was doubtful If there was a mold,maker and the man who pours In - select, We pick the Ct with 4 view , I . 11 � .1. . I I - Purple Top Sweed Turnip seed. SL Clair River. This i8 the most delightful man in the village who could serve himi the nietal must all be paid for their work. of grief. The hue statue of William at The 6. Over ONE MILLION DOLLARS paid to to utility, seasonableness mad value, . � � . - I I : I . I � t I am still giving lots of � place,�, in Ontario to spend the summer but presen tly sent up a man who expressed, Thollrst door handle only Is thus costly. Hague 916o has the dog at his feet, looking onernbers and their dependents since and this principle, enables' yo;x to . , ... � I Don't forget tha . organization, i879. I I .. .1 I his willingness to undertake the job. Tbg When the mold is once made, the price of -affectionately up to the face of his master. . � 1. months. � 11 ,. . I - - I . those very useful articles with every pound - For further particulars address New Yorker decided to risk a gash or two. a door handle decreases according to the —Chicago News. . 7. Careful me4�i�al selection. Death choose fr4in * a careful and correct . . ,� , i tin of Bakink Powder, which always pleases assortment oi Boots, Shoes and Slipw, ... I I - . ! 9 - A. S. Nimmo "Well, sir," said the amateur barber number made,� so that the five hundredth . . rate for the i8th year of its history, pers. I . I � - : I I I � i our customers. . — after a little hesitation, "will -You Please door handle costs scarcely more than the French Superstitions. onlY 5.44 per i,000., - . �rry. a large assortment of Trunks I �- �� Still in stock a full line- of those cheap - . to lie down flat on your back 8. Has a larger Surplus on hand for - - 1. I -.,- � . '. . Sun. and'Vralisee'.. - i .. � teas which give such good satisfaction. Also while I metal put Into It.—Now York The French superstitions regarding � � - shave you, sir?" I death& and funerals are all but number- I each $i,000 risk than any other- �, '", , ": : " " , . � , I I � 1, 11 I , a good assortment of Glass and Chinaware. - R I Fj M 0 V J1 PE D. � . - Society of the kind in Canada. .� . '. , - - � . 11 * I -A, A call ia a � olicited from all. I 0 � . - ___ - - . Thinking It was probably a custom of A Matabele on a Train. less. "If you meet'a funeral while driv- 9. SECURITY OF INVESTMENTS. Not a '" - '' - . ... . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A - the country, the Now Yorker stretched out Matyama, a Matabele chief, thus 40-' Ing, you will baveah accident before your I# . _! � ved into the store formerly dollar of the .Surplus invested out- fin I I , Having remo comfortably on his back and nearly went ourney on a railroad tralb- drive Is over unless you turn back," tb . i0hardson - .1 - - scribes Isl ey I I � .. a M"d � occupied by Mr. J. Downey, in the Cad side of Canada. 101 � I so "Never dis I . . ,� I . C4th Z asleep while the fellow shaved him, d -see such a thing before. I say: Many a gambler en route for Monte jo. Premiums and Interest accruing ,.� � � __ . � . A,'G. AULT, 81 Block, opposite the Commercial Hotel, I light was his touch. When be had 11nislied, Carlo will not gamble that day If he meets � I . . . got very tired of sitting in the train, so I therefrom --used ONLY FOR PAYMENT .. .1 � . . I � � now purpose �tarrying a full and compiete the Now Yorker arose and said, "I am went to sloop, and when I woke I found- a funeral. Others will bet only at rouge W H I T N EVS 8LOSIX-0 - - .�. � . I 1: A . ine of all kinds of � curlons to know wby you asked me to lie myself each morning In somenew oous- at noir and persistently on the black. The � � . . . , - I �, ; down to be shaved." try. I have seen lots of towns, and I do peasants have at least a hundred supersti- 11. At a cost of troM 2 to 4 cents a day � � �_ .� I I Notice to Oreditors. Harness, Whim Blaxikeeto,' "Because, air," was his ingenious reply, not know now where these towns have tions ,about bees. They believe (and did I any healthy man (an acceptable SEAFORTH. � - . I �11 . � - "I never before sbaved a live man, air. is i to. Yes, I have seen the oarriages not Virgil, too, or did he but chronicle it - 6.4k), can secure $i,000 Insurance � . . of Conrad Soldan, deceased. � gone for his family or dependents. . � � - .1 . q Estaiie I And everything handled by the trade. Just —Argonaut, that move without noise. They are like , of b1i con temporaries?) that bees are bred Full information sent on application to R. ELLTOTT, . �_ Notice i8 bereby given, pursuant to the statute In received this week a large consignment of - Notice to Oreditors.. - . i the fire wagons, but more wonderful. of dead men's bones and flesh. This seems ff. C. R., Ingersoll, Ont.; Tiios. WHiTE, H. S., � - . - - -, . . that bebalf, that all cred ' itors and other persom I - u Estate of Conrad Soldan, ]Ake to Show Their Money. TheY-�,xun all alone. How were the white to be one of the oldest of the ,current Brantford , Ont.; ERNST GAP.TuNo, Superintepdent , � . - baving claima againat the The creditors (it any), of Thom" John K#anardl ; .. tot Organization, Brantford, Ont. . � I ' I � I . late of the Village of Zurich,in the County of Huron, GOLLOWAY ROBES$ An official of a bank in Tennessee says: people preated? We natives were made tin French. superstitions, for on -a very old _ late of the Village of Bruceffeld, carpenter, decessed, I I . f, v, I retired farmer, deceased, who died on or about Ahe Which we are ow, offering at astonishingly "The Gernia-i farmers of the mountains one mold and the white people In another. tomb at Arles (found in the world famous who died on the 16th of March, 1894, are required on � . . . 8th day of April, A. D., ism, are hereby required to ' . . d the - I- I - I-- ... � deliver or send by post pre -paid to H. J. S Cooke, low prices. nearly all have a deposit in our bank, ; We shall only meet when we die. The Alyscamp) Is .,this Inscription: I I This - bim Ill THE SURROGAT E COURT OF THE or before the loth day of June, 1898, to "13 to I 'It citor for John Johnston and I - - methe home of unhallowed bees. "— I undersigned solicitor for the executors, full partic. I 11 Henealf. ODtarlo,�soli will of which ranges from a small amount to sev 1 white men are wonderful. When I go back b0co COUNTY OF HURON. ulars of their claims, verified by affidavit. After- the 1. I �#t ... I Henry Li pbardt,i the executors of the last eral thousand dollars. The deposit is a and tell my peo le that there are carts London Answers. I said date, the executors will proceed to distribute I eceased,' on or before the 2nd day of June, W the said T, M. BRODERICK - I : .1 i � ... I I time one that we pay Interest on, and gen- ; that run alohg'witbout being dragged, the Estate among the parties entitled thereto, hav- � A. D., i8gs, a statement in writing of their names . In the matter of the Estate of G Ing reference only to the claims of whieh theybare I 1. . . ' . eorge � - � M .. � aodaddre88eo,andfull particulars oftheir claims, orally once In two years they draw all of � they will tell me I am saying what is not . Cheap Fun. � . � . SEAFORTH. : Sproat, late of the Township of Tucker- received notice, and after such distribution they � , � Z and a statemebt of the securities (it any) held by a still fool- He—You talk about men playing p or. ; smith, retired farmer, deceased. I � _L H, � Immediately after the said 2nd day of June, their money out and take it home. In a true. That Is beoause they ar ok * i will not be accountable for any part of the W-tAo to : ' ======== - � � I them. �xecutors will proceed to dis- I - week or ton days they return with their lob. Their eyes are closed, the country it It is no worse a vice than tIje shopping : I Chapter 129, R. S. Any person of whose claim they have met received . - I A. D., jS98, the said 4 1 Pursuant to the provisions c notice. This notice is given pursuant to the statuJ6 I 1. � money, which they deposit again. Their yet dark, and they are blind because they babit of the women. 0. 189,,Y, notice Is hereby given that all persons bsv-' in that behalf. .. . � , tribute the asgets Of the said deemed, among the - I . � � . L . partiee entitled thereto, having regard only to the reason for this Is explained by the fact that have not Moen." �She—Perbaps not morally a Ing any Claim agaiosl the estate of the saii late F. HOLNESTED, Sesforth P. 0. I I . . laims of which notice shall h%ve been given as above CENTRAL , ' peaking, George Sprost, who died on or about the- 16th day of Solicitor for Executors. , . required, and the said executors shall r.ot be liable . . . they desire to take their money home and � but then it takes money- to play poker, A -.a upt, 1897, are required on or before the 7th day Dated, May 17th, 1898. 1,688-8 . 11 I . _L allow Ib to, their families as an evidence - Knew His Business. all day with- of une, 1898, to send or deliver to the undersigned, iry, ,- c for the said assets or any part thereof, to any person whereas a woman cau shop t ful . � . or persons of whose claim or claims �notice ihall not that they have It. "—New York old Fal�mer—Tbat'i a; line lot of pigs out it costing her a cant except what she solicitor for executors of the estate, full particulars - ____ I have been received by them at the time of such die ar � - of their claims and of the securitieq,) (it soy) held by li 2 - Hardw' e Store, I Tribune. � over there. What do you feed them? pays for oar fare. ' Boston Trans __ � ' I . � � . ir , pript. . tribution. . them, verified by an * affidavit. Afttr the said date - - � .- * H. J. D. COOKE, . . - I Neither ]Did He. Amat43ur—Why, edin. ', of course. the executoor will proceed to distribute the estate Oourt of Revision. - I , utors. . . I . I I .......... � : 4 1 � 4) - - - - . , p . - I I .. IT WE I'M ___ - I it . -1 __ I I -4 T -11- I I 1V I I I I I - I, - - - - , I , � � � - li I] I 1, %% � Solicitor for Exec "Lester dear," said Mrs. Giddings anx- Old Farmer—In the ear? In proportion to -its population, the A-0119 the parties entitled thereto and, he will not . 0 a - Dated at Hensall, this 7th day bo responsible for any f �e estate to any I as ; ,,;11 .,of May,i A. �D., 1898. . . — fously to her husband, "I don't like that Amateur—Certainly not; in the mouth. . United lliogdo= has a greater number of creditorof whose clain3 hepr&1raLloA havereeeived A Oourt of Revision of the Assessment Roll,of the Z . �� , � Township of Stanley, *111 be held In the Township I/ 1687-3 cough of yours." —Chicago Newf�` I women worker's than any cou�try, and notice at the time of distribution. Hall, Varna, on Monday, May 80th, comment,Ang at � I I I 1� � � " I � �Ijl,n:i sorry," replied Giddings, "but It amopg the 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of hearing any � I House Oleaning Time is On. ' = no fewer than 616,000 are set R. S. HAYS, tSte i .- I . I . .. I . . Is the beat I have. "—Harper's Bazar. I The French used the bicycle In 1871, down as dfaspina I kers. Solicitor for John Beattie, Executor of - said Be . complaints which way be made against the roll " . � ' --..!'— I luring the Ste . I DAted at -Seaforth, this 18th 16W3 . returned by the assesWbr. �� ,�:n, at all SHINGLES, AND LUMBER. FOR SALF. Complete stock of Alabmtine, Paris White . - c ge of Belfort, for carrying : 1 . day of May, 1898. , J. T. CAIRNS,- - L, A Musical mint. dispatches. The wheel adopted at tbat,,3 Hair dve to cofi1oldered so detrimental to Townshi- ClurL,. - "I - i I � . 4 1 _. . I The undersigned has for sale, cheap, firstand anct %vall.rinish—the best, is Line cheapesu. Slie—Do you like singing? time was, of course, the "ordinary," or long Ilf6 that 0 continental assurance - 16S8-2 - IJ I I second clMs PINE AND CKIDAP. SH[NaLm. Also a lot Our " Excelsior" re d mixed paints, � Wiffie at a Praver Meeting. Ij - ,It 81a . ranti,, and . 11 )wm, all kinds. Shingles and lumber 11faction, are pure He—I Was always carried away with IfL high wheel. This was the earliest intro- oorbVgn? ratum. to insure the lives of per- L I . .., - � � . I ,t of HIMOcK Ly,� - station. Orden can be let 6 at .guaranteed to give X I will Sing. —Detroit Free Prom duotion of the cycle In the array. song aging 16., 1 . It waa Willie's first experifuce 'in a pr er -U1&:8_M:R ' I . ,_ . . 11 can be seen at Kipp�en lead and oil paints. Our price -is right. sb&— . I I I L . 81K 3:j L I'll - - I the,slatiou, or with I - I � I --- - I 000000 . meeting. During the service his fat er : I . JAMES COOPER, - Vall and get sample card of colors. - I - . . i - - -i . L _ .- I - viras asked to offer pra,yer, and in the midst Shingles and. Oedu Posts, ,I I London Road. 17�_ Just arrived, a car load of American Steel - . I ... I - -1 L 7 1 . - i�,�, Pe`auk: V�r I . L - 1583-tt - of its petition a good brother responded .- . . . Lz -1 - Barbed Wire. I . MARRIAGE LIOENSE� - . , . 131 -__ afnen. Willie suffered this —AT THE- . .1 .11 � . I . � . -.- . �. - CASTOR A - , With a hearty I - _L � - I : I I . - I S0,310 E D AT * � I ,�'Oz 0 pass without remark ; but when it was St. JOSC-ph - Lumber Yard. I . . , I I - . repeated, thinkivg it was saidL to ,draw his — 11 -. '16. � rs. For Infants and Children. � -1.11 father's prayer to a close, be'could stand it ?RGE C L DB E L;L, St. Joseph. bas �� 1. 0 � me Lumber, I Notice to Deb� Sills & -Murdie THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFIC 1 3� V , hf L - L , ,P n _eAMI I � I . I no ton d i i ig in his seat, he ex- o any quantity of HemloolcandPh I I r, an , risit also Cedar Shingles and Cedar Polio, #all i I - ne ft . T 0 all sizes; . . ; - All partieo indebted to me will kindly call and L as i am! leaving town this month, and B331AFORT9-, ONTARIO. e- claime in1is clear, childish voice 11 Don't ... � . settle at once, HARDWARE; I I - 19 OB . : , from the Georgian Bay district. Shingles range In � . , . similo - price froin $1.354o 12 . . I ! 3 'It overr ind Ek A Table an'd.Dah7 , you mind him, papa, you pray ju;Vs long's , erequare. Cedar Posts 100 . LLL --- I . 11 an amounts unpaid will he placed in other hands ' siguturd Purest a . each. A large dock OV all kinds to select from. . i . It � for collection. . wraylloo I Y'ou want to.7 .., . . � Ah, !:' � ' J. S. CROZIER, Seaforth. ' Counter's Old Stand, Seaforth. i I I of 4e.4,11-122ZIT . No adultemHOu- fiever cakes. . - USU2 - I ; . � I . I . . I . L NO WITNESSES REQUIRED. : � - I I 1 4 - I . 1580 -ti I � I �. � , � . I .- - - . f I ; .1 I I � . - � . . !� I 1, I i I . 4 � I i 1�1 ., _1 I i � 1. 1. I . I i . . . L : . f . . � � . n 11 � I � 1. I I I � I . . � I � . .� I a. . �i - - . I . . i - � - . . � o - I - I . I . - -, - .. - � �. I .a I . 10 - I - I I - I . I I I . I I I 11 - 5 L . .1 � I . � � - q - , .. � . I .. . . IL _. . I I I I t, . � L I L .. .. : . . � __-_-___A_--_. -_ - "I I A I . . I . I I � _ - I . . 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