The Huron Expositor, 1898-09-16, Page 7RTH,„
ing no
ng about about of
tent supply
tamed, and
resent when
h, is avoidod.
hed by plate
as to allow
:on is further
he purpose.
and timber
tnd Sudbury
clear not a
s table are
pd. Captaiai
ham herds in
, 16 of the
ung.
tends con-
te. neat board
• in keeping
Lloy had 102'
art, Dawson's
radian, which
of al bushel
in Life.
mares pres-
_often a dis-
the worth of -
can ebe no -
real and any
tiny acron-
irt the forest.,
ion from the
from us the -
tare, in her
language of
-has been but
srotony with
-,reWth.io any
ely;analogue&
to tell when.
ati4 becornea
y ;when man
that realized"
,c1 ba idealized
mself models -
...lie child, in
the, most per -
ingenuity of
tr•et keeps ta
:s Work, and,.
mind, its in
-
a modify its
-
F the plate.
toe high so
the distance
idence. The
compass, and
neer mouy �e
wae,1 which it
Christianity
ek of the re -
the ideah
at good may
Christ ; every
,sorrow at hie
e, end eiery
,vely by what
iat the coat,.
No ideal can
ke his effort&
<nate to ita •
fled. to grow
s long as he t
;era not; walk
eelow step by
d is beyond
Men he to-
-
"irg, with the
dvanee ; they
Lying. 1They
esl, but they
ell etored fur
,o have j large
hey want to-
-wers at once,
.tbraltar is
teare.
it8 ittring
rtunate is he
,e beet advan-
ide in South
an preser-
r, it into one
ean be kept
ut either food
hht after it
tuch diesatia-
tea eeriie front
that ehort-
- te the fact
,)le water
-ater that de -
Short ld be
net 'only to.
Fi the water,
i3 not veelt
erne rancid.
ire the year
to soil with
ot fell. tin-
tio-els front
get of loss.
,spreed thin-
e, and with -
no toss- of
:hieh manure
by having its
t..er and be
"fella on the
s. the soil ail
,e it will do
with fertil-
near barn -
a coutinuous
Ilea 59 teng
&I no more.
datel that is
el vegetables -
d of noxioue
ef most farm -
)ugh Manure
ie soii to the
of it, would
A' Pottery -
new hobby. •
e her handi-
ie clay to the
enthusiastic
the onething
is study, and
hung in the ,
eacy of hob -
SEPTEMBER 16., 1898
Old Sit
LooKs
• Poor clothes cannot make
you look old. Even pale
cheeks won't do it.
Your -household cares may
be heavy and disappoint
ments may be deep, but
they cannot make you look
old.
One thing does it and
never fails.
It is impossible to look
young with the color of
seventy years in your hair.
permanently p stpones the
tell-tale signs o age. Used
according to directions it
gradually brings back the
color of youth. At fifty your
hair may look as it did at
fifteen. It thickens the hair
also; stops it froni falling
out; and cleanses the scalp -
from dandruff. Shall we
send you our book on the
Hair and its Diseases?
The Bost Advt.'s. FPIND.
Lf you do not obtain all the bene-
fits you expeeted from the use of
the Vigor, write the doctor about it.
Probably there is sorne dculty
with yont• general :ystemwhich
•teaml:ees61.11N,i
etnovAlwetbdd
j.
Our direct connections will save you
time and money for alI points;
Canadian North West
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
-
. Shade for Poultry. .
During summer the owls, both young
and old, must be providel with pLenty, of
shade. If confined in yards where there are
no trees, or large weeds, elreltere of gome
kind roust he arranged.
An old ptece of muslin spread over pout1s
will serve the purpose, )ut does not in an
way compare with the comfert afforded b
nice branching trees. I
Almost any kind of fruit trees p a u h
apple, cherry, or plum,ill give suffi ie
fv
ehade after twO or three yeti's.
Still, no matter how proyided, fowls nuBt
have shade in summer just as they , int
have shelter in winter, and unless; they get
it, 'disease in some form Will almost certainly visit the flock. Do not, though, carry
the idea to extremes; a d keep the fowla ,
where no ray of sun can itutch them. They
need some sun ; in fact it is only durin the
midday that fowls suffer from the hea . It
ie then they will hunt the shady nooks aid
there remain until evening, when the will
again come out in searoh of food.
Commonplace Mon the Safe t.
The deeper and wider truth that. u der -
lies all cases is that mho.t we call ge ni is a.
freak of nature, and that we should e pout
to find it combined with exeesses or d fects
of character rendering a man unfit tJo e in
lifelong partnership with a woman. It is
not always that these moral flaws inbrilli-
ant men carry them in the direction of in-
constancy in leve, though such has been the
use in a sadly large number of instances.
But all that has been eat41 so fan is Mere-
ly negative. Supposing all its data and
reasoning correct, it only showe what ,are
the safest- classes of men ,to avoid marrying.
But so, for that matter, does a row of buoys
only ehow the mariner where not to go. , If
the mariner will sail far miough from that
row of buoys hewillfind enother row, etad
the water between is 'iwhere there are no
e. 1
mines. .
Of course, it cannot be said in fair argu-
ment that no genius, limited circle gerdue
or exceptionally brilliant man, ever made a
desirable husband. It would be horribly
severe to deal thus universally with :the
cream of our intellectual life and condem
them all to dwell apart, like so many lon
stars. But, for safety, the class of men to.
choose item is the class of industrious medi-
ocrity.
'ea, the hard-working business man ---the
per ou who deals in his everyday life with
materials aud facts, rather than with fan-
cies and with ideas -is much more likely
to make a woman happy in the close core-
panionshipof matrimony than the •man of
bream, the man who keeps himself in a
strain and gets nervous a,nd irritable.
The stale men are the plain men -the
merchants the mechanics, the farmers.
Some of tem may at, be all that they
should. But the average man is the safe
man. He may be dissipated at times, he
may be a literdictatorial when he is suc-
cessful, he ma , have an exaggerated opinion
of his owe imp rtance and that of his class,
but he is More amenisble to reformation un-
der the gala° pressure of a wifely will.
•
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Iirciiio Quinine Tablets. All Drug-
gists refund the oney if it fails to Lure. 26e.
158136
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Conscience Beats the Tempter.
Via Toronto or Chicagel,
• British Columbia and Califernis
points.
Our rates are the lowest,. We lhave them
to suit everybody and PULLMAN TOUR-
IST CARS for your accommodation. Call
• for further information. - o
Grand. Trunk Rail -Way.
Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton stations as
follows :
COM W881`--- SPAIMHTII.
„Pawnee 12.4a p.
• Paesenwer.... 10.1e in M.
Mixed Train.. , Eeen A. At.
Mixed Train ...... • - 6.15 P. M.
GotNe EAST—
Paseenger. 7.55 A. M.
Passenger.. .. 8,1, P. M.
-Mixed Train__ , 6.20 P. AI.
CLINTON
12,66 P.M
10.27 P. M.
10.15 A. M.
7.06 P. M'
7.40 A.M.
2.56 P. M.
,4.136 P.M.
Wellington, Grey and Bruce.
GOING NORTH. -
Ethel.
Brussels..
Bluevale..
Wintrham
GOING Sou-ru- -
,Wingharn
,Bluevale
Brussels.... ......
Ethel..
Passenger.
10 04 r. m.
10.16
10.28
10.43
Paseeneer.
ft 50 A. M.
700
7.16
7.28
Mixed.
1.40p. M.
2.10
2 46
3 06
Mixed,
8.65 A.
911
9.46
10.02
London, Huron and Bruce
.0-011ffirNO2T11— PrPteenger.
London, depart 8.16 A M. if 45 P.M.
Centralia 9.18 6,66
Exeter , 9 SO 807
Hensel'. 9.44 8 18
Klppen 9.60 6.25
Bruc,efield 9.6S 6.83
Clinton.. .. .... ..... .... 10.16 6.66
Londeebone ....... .... .. 10 33 7.14
Blyth. _ 10.41 7.23
Belgrave... .. ... ...... 10 66 7 87
Wingham arrive ...... .. 11.10 8 00
GOING SOUTII— •Passenger.
Wingham, depart.... 6.63 A.M. 3.80 r. it.
Beigreve 7.04 5.46
Blyth •. 7.18 • 400
•Londeeboro 7.24 4.10
Clinton 7 47 4 110
3:trued:told 8 06 4.60
8.17 4.59
8.24 6.04
8,58 6.16
8.50 6.26
9.60 A. M. 6.20
Kippen, .
Bengali- ..... ....... ....
Exet,er .
,Ceatralia
.London. (arrive)
IT P'.A:Y-S TO
The Canada Business College
CHATHAM, ONTARIO,
Still leads its contemporaries in placing
TOPIN-
134,of our pupils were placed in choice
positions in the 10 months ending July 1st,
an average of nearly 4 per week. What
-do you think of it?
It Pays to Attend the Best.
College re -opens for the fall term on
Tuesday, September 6th.
Write for catalogue of eitber department
.
D. McLA.CHLAN & Go. Chatham, Ort
1
•A lady,' while giving the finishing touches
to a tablespread for a dinner party, heard,
ehe patter' of naked feet upo the staira.
i
Surmising that her little daug ter was prob-
ably bent upon plundering th desert, tshe
hid herself behind the curtains and watched
the proceedings. The child, in her night-
dress, cameinto the room, climbed upon a
chair and helped herself deliberately to a
fine peach and went off with her booty. The
mother felt very sad, and began to consider
how she shOuld ounish her little girl. Pre-
sently she again heard the same patter lof
feet, and hid herself as before. The child
clambered into the chair, replaced the fruit,
triumpharttly ejaculating, "That one on you,
Mr. Devil.'" and trotted off to bed.
•
' , •
FOR internal or external use IIAGYARD'S YEL-
LOW 016 errenot be excelled as a pain relieving and
soothing remedy tor all pain. ,
\--.
•
• Of Kingsville,
CURED OF ITCHING PILES
STANDING
M.
vicini
years
'soul
so int
ulcer
by m
relief.
had s
Dr. C
third
first
The o
wouldnot be without it for $5o a he
be rePlaced. Mr. Wigle is a weal
known in the community in -which in
over 1svo years fence he was afflict
may% been troubled since.
I0
F'23 YEARS
T. Wigle, better known to every one In the
y as " Uncle Mik ,'• was troubled for oairet•23.
ith !telling piles. At times he was so badi ho
have to quit wo k, The s irr tenon became
nse with constant rubbing that they becirne
ted and would bleed, Heehad been treated
ny physicians, but found nothing that gave him
Reading in the paper the cure pf a friend who
ffered In a like manner, and- een cured, by
se's Ointment, he procured a oat. After the
pPlicationho got such relief at he had the
mfortable night's sleep he had," njoyed in years.
e box made a complete mire, and he says he
if it could not
y lamer, well
resles. It le
d, a d he bas
Physicians fail to mak
when Dr. Chase's Oi
gave Immediate Relief
Ore
tment
vey,p
nect
and
sva,s
a to
Legi
the,
alty
was
wid
was
liam
witb
a je•
been
Firs
He i
resi
take
bet
eers. and Edna, elder daught
We Sanford,,, of Hamilton.'
-Nine cases of yellow few
d by the board of healt
issippi. One case has
erford, et small fi
ervalley. The board reg
es rather serious.
Mrs. Gray, of Detroit,
Ma gie Dunmore; is spend1
two with .Miss Ereda Den p
whi e the rest of the family
at Cirand Bend.
-4Melville church, Bruits
muCh the better for its new
The next consideration of th
ation will require to be
ew church or the e
ent one to accommodate
hip.
Dr. T. L. Thomson, w
exits a few months ag
a good medical practic
for his brothers, Willi
own, as he has an op
e agricultural ventur
sday last.
While cleaning windo
se, in Berlin, a few
ney, an employee at the
the second story onto the
sustaining very serious
about the head. „
--Albert Lowden, a f
found dead, hanging from
Sketty'e, barn, near Par
morning of last week. Hi
floor, and it was evident
stiicide, He was a single
of age, and not mentally b
-.Mrs. A. E. Richards°
with a painful accident
grounds one evening last
walking up, the stairs in t
when she slipped and fell;
just above the ankle.
-The boiler in a brickye
F. W. Enteicken, on the 11
Zorra., neai Tavistock, ble
week, aed instantly kil
named Aiklens, nineteen y
building was blxdly dam
workman was slightly inju
-S. -B. L'male, of Brus'
accident la t week that m
seriously. He was lathin
etore and laid the little la
pleader he wt
der he forgot a
utting his het
and then a merchant. , He was con -
d with several insuran companies,
erved as reeve of Waterl nvillage, and
he first mayor when We eeloceeleecenne
n. He was elected f ,.the Ontario
haure in 1867, as a Li al, awl held
eat until his appointmen, to theahriev-
about a dozen years ago.' Mr, Springer
wice married; his second wife was the
W- of D. Bowman, of amilton. He
very genial man, and d ring his Par-
ntary career was pers ally! popular
all the members who co Id appreciate
e andknjoy a good storv.
Ir. Thomas Gundry, of oderich, has
appointed bailiff of the Goderich or
Division Court of the co nty of Huron.
supplying the place left %recant by the
nation 9f Mr. John Kn marriage has been arr ed and will
• I
giplace in October, in Lon o, , England,
een Ceptain E. T. Tudoe Royal Engin-
r bf the Hon.
port
Min
Wa
-W8,
atio
Didn't Matter.
A Kilmarnock maki tells an experience he
had on board a pleas re steamer the other
day. At the dinner ltable the ceptetie pre
sided, and, of cOurse,i began with presumab
ly a grace. He wail heard to say "Oh,
Lord," a few! inarticulate , seunds followed
and then cleaily enough "Amen?" A Yan-
kee was amoog the diners, and after they
had finished eating the American welked
Up to the captain and said " You gave greee,
captain, but I guess I didn't hear a word.
you said !" "Well," said the captain,
"that deesn't matter -I wasn't speaking to
you!"
•
Illustrate It.
A little boy was advised by his father' to
use illuetratione in his converse whenever
they should emir to him.- "Fbr, contin-
ued thef-parent, '"their is no more forcible
way of oonveying or impressing your mean-
ing." Shortly after the boy was being lec-
tured on generosity. "It'e better to give
than to,receive, Jaheny-far better." "Il-
lustrate it papa. I -think I shall understand
it better."
A Little Philosophy.
"A disappointment sometimes means a
higher appointment," is a pleasant reading
of the unfortunate side of life. There is
much truth in the philosophy.To say that
we often learn much by onadisappointments
and failures would sound trite, only that
there are always plenty of new peeple
• learning these lessons, and the same old
philoaophy which haft helped others may
help them.
It takes some time and numerous experi-
ements before we find nut just the proper
!way to treatourselves, and exactly the road
in which it is best we should go. , If we
knew beforehand what to do in order to
have a,successful life, and were as wise at
the beginning, as we expect to be at the end
of it, we should not need iife's lessons, and
there would be no need for is to be here at
all.
So, as our experiences are meant to teach
us, it is wisest to take eagh knock -down
calmly, and with the, thoteght, "Well at
,least I know how not to do it next time .I"
WORMS cannot exist either in children or adielte
when DR. LOW'S WORN' SYRUP is used, ere. Ali
dealers.
News Notes.
greg
8, L
pre
ber
for
ing
sen
go
so
Tu
ho
Ro
--The Prince of Wales has made his first
attempt to walk since he iejured his knee
six weeks ago.
-Mr. Charlie Jones, of Mitchell, left last
week for Carberry, Manitoba, to help Mr.
W. G, Murphy to get settled and his base,
nese opened.
- elediss Mabel 'Davis, of Mitchell, left
last Week for Toronto to • take charge
of the department assigned to her in the
Gladstone public school, Parkdale.,
2 -Mr. Charles Dodds, who has been for
some time in Dakota, and out to the Pacthe
coast, has returned to Brussels, where he
has secured a good p.osition.
- -Mr. R. E. Kinsman, formerly a mer-
chant in Staffa, was renewing old acquaint-
ances there last week. It is ten year8 since
Mr, Kinsman left here and went to Hamil-
ton to live.
--There are tvventy-seven case o of sreall-
pox on Pup -in -Bay Island, Ohio. I One death
has occurred from the disease, and one
patient has escaped from the pestrhouse and
reached the mainland by way of Sandusky.
-The Saratoga express, on the Delaware
and Hudson Railroad, struck le Trey and
Cohoes trolley car at the latter place. Six-
teen persons were killed and abcut. twenty
injured.
-Moses Springer, late „sheriff of Water-
loo, who died at Berlin last week, was a son
ada
olu-
Avid
Springer, who was shot by the rebels near
Poughkeepsie, and whose property wale' con-
fiscated. Moses was born in Waterloo
township, in 1824, and was 'at first sur -
of Benjamin Springer, who came, to Ca
with his mother at the close of the re
tionary war, and a grand -son of
MIMI a rallaaalaalplaa
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RE DIXON CliRE,CO. 40 Park A e., Mentreal.
top of a at
ing'the la
it fell off,
tooth.
-Wm. Peskin, gene agent
Northwes Transportati Comp
his leg br ten by jumpin rom a
tached to runaway horsle in Ce
few days go. The driv 'r jumped,
Mr. Askin in the rig Witij t mean
ing the an mal, 80 he
jump, wit the above re
-Mr. Scott Fishe, the
committed suicide by s iotiog
London, one evening'ently.
ilbeen suffering from cont ption,
recently returned from maica,
had gone on a fruitless ) arch f
Mr. Fishe was a mem r of t
Opera Co moony.
• -Jatnes B. Campbell, St. Vi
his arm t ken off in e reshin
while woijking on the fa of Jo
bell, near Meaford. Th inn had
ished thr shing, and w closing
maehinerr for the • ni . Cam
helping tO;rernove the g • edit, wh
arm caught in the cylin4 , and
in, mashing it up to the) bow.
-It is understood the
William J. Hammond, l
in Barrie jail, on Sept+
murder olf his wife, Kat
hurst, hair been before
It is probable that the1
to take i s course, as
crime an the evidence f
lead to t e conclusion t
calling f r executive el
• -Mr. . H. Combo
Thursda , lst inst. I:I
est as ell as one of
business men' of that to
career of 40 or 45 year
fullest c nfidenee and r
commun ty. A wife, t
son are 1 ft to mourn t
band an father.
-Mot er Maglate
Loretto onvent, Stra
Jerred Wellesley
position in Stratfor ,
Mother Stanislaus, of
Chicago Illinois. The 1
and mu h loved in G90
,both o which plebe
mother uperior. 1
• -Dr. and Mrs. W
years have been reside
that town for Nashvill
day, 2ud inst., where t
a good position in a e 1
As a mark of the high
Wood was held amon• ie
the town, a complit
given to him at the
nesday night, at which
• profess' nal and busin
showed their respect b
large d ning hall was
cupied the head of
brief s eeches were
to the uest of the evjei
hi,s departure. A p e
oecasion, after supper
eve been re-
feem Oewood,
develoPed at
e miles 'east of
rds the situ-
ormerly Miss
g a week or
of Mitchell,,
re rusticating
s, look very
ress ot paintr
Melville eon
-
he ere tion of
ension of the
the lar e mem',
left
and, is
own th
and H
ing for
They
at the
aye ago,
hotel, f
avemen
nj uries,
m labor
beam in
, on T
'feet wer
y a d
an, fort
ght.
of Toro
the e
I eek.
r e mainakin g
d owned
ith cone
up one
•'a yet
ra of a
•ed, an
ed.
Is, met
ht have
the ceili
ing ax
using.
•ut the
and it
the reading of complimetary adelretut t?ey
T. S. Ford, and the presentation of e. ha d -
some gold -headed cane by Dr. J. W. 0 11.
Di. Woad reepOnded to the many cetu 11-
mentiepaid to hire in language full of feel g
and appreciation, and accepted all thole d
wishes expressed 4for himself and 'Ad
Wood with a serise of the deepest gratitu e.
The gathering separated at mid -night, raf r
Spending two pleasant hours together, a d
It is safe to may tha no gathering was' e er
dispersed with a de per sense of regret at
the separation and departure of a fell w
bitizen, than was ti at one.
itchell
ow do -
re, has
ssie, to
,hem in
left on
Wolper
Arthur
11 from
below,
chiefly
, -Jennie Batter ill, an insane woman,
about 50 years of age, choked herself to
death at the Lou on Insane Asylum, pn
Wednesday • night, August 31st. This' is
the second °mitre ce of the kind within
the past few weeks. The first one, it Will
be remembered, set fire to her clothing a d
died from her injur ga. The seciond was, if
possible, more delberate, and was carried
into effect with des ' rate determination.
-Queen Wilhem.na, of Holland, will re-
tain the present Oft inet. The Queen -D w-
ager granted an audience to a commit ee
formed for the purpose of offering it te
mony of the people's love at the dose of the
regency. The burgomaster of •Amaterd m
has presented 300,000 florins for phil n-
thropy, and the Queen has announced or
intention of founcling a hospital for c n-
sumptives with'a pertion of the fund, i nd
devhting the remainder to the Dutch E et
Indies.
-Colin McIntyre, of Port Stanley, tnd
Miss King, of Londbn, had a perilous
ht, nd inst.
2 T
i
r, was
Patrick
ursday
on the
liberate
years
•
to, met
hibition
he was
uikl ing,
her leg
by Mr.
tenon of
day last
ng men
e. The
another
perience on Friday
went for a row on
about six miles th
were thrown into
night their cries we
saving crew wentnn
were fod four ir
n
had beeclinging to the boat for over four
hours, and were in it very exhausted coniclii-
tion when rescued.
x-
ey
ate Erie, and when ut
skiff upset and they
he water. About mid -
:c heard, and the Itfe-
o their rescue. They
ilea from shore. They
-Dr. awl Mrs, Ifurilsurt, Mr. and Mrs.}
Morter, of Mit-
F. A. Campbell, a y
chell, who returne home recently 1 rotii a
trip up the lakes, e.ent three days at M ni-
towanidg with M and Mrs. Watson nd
Mr. and Mrs. Beat ie, formerly of Mitchell.
They report havin& had a delightful time on
the island fishing, eating and enjoying Ithe
scenery. The do tor and Mr. Camphell
bought block o 500 acres of landso
pleased ere they with the country there
and its future pros eta They report toth
Mr. Beattie and M. Watson doing well •
-One evening 1 tely, Miss Ethel W bb,
A. T. C. M., grad te end gold medalist, of
at.aham Hodsdon, tel3or,
with ae
resulted
g of his
•on the
In mov-
xe, and
juring 8.
for the
nee had
aggy at-
tralia,
leaving
of uid-
e cam elle to
5.
ell-knol,Let basso,
imself in
He had
and only
Where he
health.
e Savoy
Toronto,. and W.
gave a recital,in th' town hall, Brussels), to
it fair sized audien e. The programme was
varied, demisting f humorous and dramatic
reedings,• solos an
perform+d her •p
seconded by Mr.
voice. "A vocal d
' le. The
of the La
spatch fr
9th, says
tunate week for
count, of the rai
day since last Fri
the province stooling and stacking he.ve
i
been de eyed, but, as far as can be leaened,
the grain has suffered no damage. Theifirok
came Wednesday night,
t to do any harm. The
not yet been establi hed.
ing has been done, an the
t yet been fixed.
amed James Chamber
of a threshing machi
rge Cookman, on t
1, Wellington count
eath. The decease '
law of Mr. Cookma4
going i to the mow° from the band ter's
platfor4i, when l he struck his head on it
beam, hich canoed him to stagger and fall
back in o the cylinder feet Ont. The ma-
chine sjas in motion at the time, and the
unfortunate man was dragged into it. He
was ter
machin
-Te
pital,
the capi
felting exe
ber 15th,
eugh, t Graven-
uncil a Ottawa,
will le allowed
• atrocity of the
the. man's guilt
it is not a ease
ency.
class I
auspices
-Ad
Weber
one duet. Miss ebb
rt well, and was bly
odsdon, who has a fine
et was rendered in rst-
concert was under the
lies' Aid Society.
m Manitoba, dated Sep -
This has been an u for-
arvest operations o4 an -
which has fallen very
ay night. In all parts of
TOBACCO
-aa
EART,
a occasional
lig it good deal
tely and feel
AVE you
been smok-
rundyourhsart
tinge of pain
A,,te you short of
breath, nerves
inged, seam -
ins and needles
hrough your
a fingers?
a, box or two of
eart and Nerve
t cured before
0 ti* serious.
at Mr. John
adonis, Ont.,
tionof
going
arm
Better take
Milburn's
Pills an.d g
things beco
Here's ev
James, of C
hi4 to say about
theim :1 "I havw
had serion- heare.
trouble for four years;
ffilaTlfied by excessive use of tobacco. At
times my heart would be
and then seemed to. stop
commence again with unna
'This unhealthy actio
caused shortness of breath
debility. I tried many
spent a great deal of moiley but could
not get any help.
Last November, howevell I read of $
man afflicted like myself, tiling cured by
Mill;urn's Heart and Nerve Pills. I went
to Roper's drug store and bought a hox.
When I had finished taking it 1 Witif• so
much better I bought another box and
this completed the onre My 1:leat has
not bothered me since, and 1 trongly
recommend all sufferer* from heart and
nerve trouble, caused by excessive use of
tobacco, to give MilburnPs Heart and
Nerve Pills a fair and faithlul trial."
Price 50c. it box or 3 box s for 81.25, all
druggists. T. Milburn ee Co.i Toronto, Ont.
LAXA-LIVER PILLS cure donstipetion,
Biliousness and Dyspepsia. Price 25c.
very rapidly
sting only to
ural rapidity.
of ray heart
weakness and
edicines and
Sakairailminaladi
emsamma
• -M. B. Markin, of Buffed+, and Constable
Macken, of Lewiston, were drowned in the
wiston, Sunday
men were in a
y ventured up
red the boiling
Niagara river, opposite Le
afternoon, 4th inst. The
small raw boat, and foolish
the river until they eneoun
ly
frost of, the seaso
bet wee too slig
wheat tUarket h
Very little thres
standards have n
cent, had
machine
n Camp -
just fin -
down the
bell was
n his left
as 4rawn
itt
ase of
ution
r the
-A farmer
into the mouth
the faren of Ge
concession of,Pe
wets maogled to
wee a b other -in
fell
e at
2nd
and
who
was
'ibly mangled when liken out of the
, and, depth resulted mmediately.
ders for heating the new city hos-
ondon, were receiVed last week,
and, athey involve the expenditure of
e of considerable *pee-
k Was awarded to a ative
learned hie trade t the
Rowland, aod of wheri the
ys : "The centract r the
tilating goes to M r. 4boaeph
whose repntation f r this
the nast is a guarantee that
ne.":
in the
e past
11
of
s -
of
e net& rigs f e had on hand. M is
art-wrighting and carpent r-
d, so has an acqua ntance
will be of value to him. Ile
farm, we understand, and
els.
some $.12,000, a
at
ice.
wb
s tocre, e -The wo
Davis
London News s
heating and von
W. Chambers,
class of work in
the work will be wel and skilfully do
• -Janes Walker, who has been
carriage business in Bruesele for th
•
twelve years, sold out to D. Ewan, the w
known blacksmith, and Walter Innis,
Morrie. The new firm have taken pose
a on, and will have Mr. Walker with th
f r Month. Mr. Walker will disposetIn
worke1 at the
ing iri Scotia
vieth tpols tha
will lease hi
move to Betts
-Friday n:ght, August! 26th, Dennis
oward died, at his home irt Bruits° s, aged
0 years. H was born in the county of
lare, Irelan , and came, to Capada 60
ears ego. After working on publie works
r some time, he purchased lot 31, conces-
ion 10, Grey, where he eesided Until be
rent to Brussels a couple of years ago,
her , in conjunction with his ibrother
imoi and sister Mary, he pure ased a
ease was a member of the Roman, Cat o-
ouse;.nd lot from William, Cameran. e-
lic cherch. The funeral took place on M n-
ay, interment being made at Eeafor h.
Iass for the dead was celebrated in the
oman Catholic church, a large cpngre te-
tion being p esent. Rev. Father McCe. e,
of Seeforth, o_onducted the Service.
Clinton, died on
as one of the old -
e most succeseful
, and during his
had enjoyed the
• ect of the entire
ee daughters and a
loss of it good bus -
lady superior at
d, has been train-
ee, Toronto. Her
as been given to
Loretto Academy,
ter is much known
•hand Hamilton, in
ahe was formerly
el, who for some
el of Mitchell, left
Tennessee, on Fri-
dnetor has secured
ege in that city.
teem in which Dr.
is fellow citizens of
ntarv supper was
pal hotel, op Wed.
altthe clergymen,
s men of the place
• their presence. The
1 ed. The m yor ()c -
e table, anlall the
hly complin entary
ng, and regretful at
ing feature of the
d been served, was
,
11
No
th
pr
Pp
flo
els
fie
go
fa
ti
st
EC
ap
P.
Lc
Ce
et
wi
fr
a
of
so
SO
?if
Wo th Trying If Sick.
A Yeritted r eord-1.016 pereons cured in no
month by Dr. hase'e Fanthem. Remedies. All d ai-
rs eell and recommend em. ,
.41, •
1
a
it
1 In, 1 driving marethree years 21d. Oattle.
ve
su
cows, ppose o e n - olds,
spring calves, 8 breeding ewes, $ steers 8 and 4 years
old. Pigs -Two thoroughbred brood tows to litter
in October. Implcments.-Tssv wagons, 1 dolib'e
seated carriage, 1 cart, 1 open boggle, 1 buckboard,
2 hay reeks, 1 set bobeleighs 1 cutter, 1 turnip
pulper, 2 plows, 1 double mouldboard plow, 2set iron
harrov. s, 1 disk herrow, f fanning mill, 1 two mould-
board gang plow, I throe mouklboard gang plow, 1
truck for binder, 1 Sharp hay rake, 1 iron roller, 1
pet weleh ecales, 1 binder, Massey -Berrie make, hest
Hatbox dee), almost new ;1 big Brantford _mower,
1 pea harvee'er, 1 fanning mill, 1 graes seed sower,
12 dozen grain bags, 2 double set of harm se, 2 Bin&
pets harness, hoot, forke, etc'. A lot of cedar and
black ash rails. A large quantity of roote, potatoes,
carrots, msinrolds, turnIpe, eta. About 200 cedar
post. Positively no reeerve. ire the proprietor has
rented his farm and is retidng from businese.
Terane.-All sums of $5 end under, oesh ; over that
amount 12 months' credit will, bo given on furnish-
ing approved pint notes. A diecount of 6 cents on
the dollar %sill be allowed Inc cash on all credit
amounts. THOMAS GOVENLOCK, Pr prietor ;
WM. McCLOY, Auctioneer, 1602 4
ter ot the rapids, wnere yaw
overturned
oast quiem
ei
REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
ARM FOR
sale his
, 6 Conce
) west quarter
ainw 26
lendid road,
wishing village
oellent frame
it-elass benk
A orchard
m le well
'ation. It
I tiou, 9 miles
loon convenient
ply to JOHN
0.
SALE. -The un1
excellenfarm of farof'
radon 12. Hay, corrp
of Lcd 6, Con
Acme Thle is an
one and a quar
af Daehwo
dwelling. wit
brim l; never fa
with ,choice va
fencedand is i
Is 6 mikes from Zu
from Exeter s
!Term, es
YOELKER.,
°reigned offers n
25 scree, being L4
iring 100 acres, en
.811100 13, Hay, cot
nxccI1cnt farm On
e miles north fit]
. On the farm Is
1 kitchen attache(
ling well of mita
I Mee of l fruit. TI
high lartate offal
I ,h, 11 from How
non ; churches au
. For ; partleub
.reprieter', Dashwol
1601-4
,
lARMS Ft1R SALE OR '1''
' Tuckersinith, being Lots
,neession. Lot 2 being all
It 13 there is 4 Isrge fra
Ilar, heated with furnace ; I
one stabline underneath, .in
ndmill to pump water ; larre
sme driving shed• lanplerne
d woodshed. It i'r well,fen
ultivaon, being well wa
oti
il. It ha a mile and a hair
tyfield road. Thi.. is a ch
Id or rented on reasonable
ILLIAA1 ABERHART on
,aforth P. 0.
BEN E—Ferme
2and 13 ou the 3
eded to great
e house, with 8,
r e frame barn. wi
well handy, wi
stone .plit p0i
t Mae ; work ish
ed and in it good eta
read and a good el
rom Seeforth on t
ice plaice and will
terms. Apply
the premises, or
16014
AUCTION
SALES.
—
7 NRESER V ED AUOTIO
..) STOCK AND 114PLE
cCloy has Medved instruct
oveniock to sell by pubic A
assion 3 McKillop, on Tuesday,
398, at 1 o'clock, sharp, the fob
,ock and implemenfs, v
orates 5 3 care old, 1 brown ward
oro 9 years old, 1 brood mare
spring•colt, nice driver ; 1
SALE
I • NTS. -Mr.
eris front
et one -on
September
wieg Valuable
z •I -Horses
6 yearre
in foal,
delving mare
OF FAI
Willi
Mr. Theis
Lot 27, CI
20
f
-Two 1
el 1, 1 brp
9 years ol
4 y 0
CE1VORAL
Hardware Store,
We are to the front with a complete line a
GRANITEWARE. See our Pre-
• serving Kettles, the best in the mar-
ket.
We are sole agents for the celebrated Thor-
old Cement for laying floors and
walks; it cannot be surpassed. Also
a, full stock a Portland Cement.
Try us for Machine Oil.
Ravetroughing and Furnace Work
specialty.
Give us a call, prices right.
rd
00
e.
th
tie
;'
op
te
Fay
he
be
to,
to
if
im
ai
110-
th,
nu
ay
wn
d;
are
Sint & Murdie
Counter's Old. Stand, Seafortli.
W. N. ilifatson,
SEAOORTH,
Fire and Life Ins ra ce Agent, Houses to
Rent, Real Estate Agent. Dealer in the
RAYMOND and Vu1TE family and manu-
facturing SewingMachinee. All kind of
Sewing Machines repaired. Charges
moderate. I
Agent for the .
4*
WRITE AN tIBEHICII BICYCLES.
First -Class Whels in\Every Respect.
EZICVS -. EIGIIT
1580-62
6.feenfseA/t4(90434.11 ' e‘se,eelrelo`rigeteVre•eAftree,
• 87 to $V3 asee,aqe, Ire leaeure '
•-esee hours; any
one can do the iYork. We weeet•rebo.ble
familine in every locality to belie us
manufactnre Clat. d en s Toque', Gaunt, -
t, lets arid Bicycle' Le ginge tor tbe trade,
e're. toe a. nett! procctifi. No enn vaseeing or ex -
4', porta:tee required.. Steady work, good
< pee, whole or spar time,. Write today.
1fr
hfidr04. 'ME CO- PERATIvE KIN
NITTG
,'
1,3, Go.. 15 Levier loon . Toronto.
lkfkitPAA.AeteisltiViNk60.41:AN4140V
• Cucumbers, MelonS, Betvare ! •
You may lime an attack of Cramps and Diarr oea
fter eating them. Just keep on hand bottl of
r. Fowler'e Extract of Wild Strawberry hd yon're
•
z -
ie. It eures cramps, Colic, Diaireires, Dysentery
nd all towel omplaiute.
• Grand Remedy for Co4ths.
" 1, have used Hagyard's Pectoral 13a1eam and
ound it a grand remedy for coughs and colds, and
ighly recommend it," 0. M. DOHERTY, Camilla,
Mario.
011-41-411.
A MAN of irreguler habits will find one of MIL -
BURN'S STERLING HE ADACEIE POWDERS taken
In the morning clear his head, steady his 1 nerves and
put him In shape for his day's work. Price 10 and
25 mints. •
Sores Healed.
TT NRESERVED AUCTION SALE 'OP
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEME
William IdeOloe• hes received inotreetions
FARM,
T&-Mr.
from Mr.
THERE AE
GOLD IV1I1TES
RIGHT AT HOME,
For people who have learned that the
road to wealth is RIGHT BUYING.
We know people whp have paid $2 for shons
not as good a we sell for $1.50, and
• they were pe4le who needed every
cent they had too. If they followed
the same couzlse in their other buying
it's no wonder they failed to melte
headway in s ving up Something for
a rainy day. lAnd that reminds *id
For rainy daYs we have it ma.tchNss
• assortment of
Long Boots and /0-
liable pttaples,
and we can s ve you money on tl4rn
too.
We have increased our staff of, worker*,
e and will be i a better position thatt
ever to do CUSTOM WORK and
REPAIRING on the shortest refine.
Richardson & McInnis,
WHITNEY'S BLOCK,
SEAFORTH.
George E. Greenslade to sell by public at ctiore on
Lot 28 Cencession 4, Hay, on Friday, le ptember
80th, 1898, at 1 o'clock p. m., ,harp, the following
farm et oe and implements :-Ilorses.-Orte general
purpose gelding 7 years old, 1 isged horee, 1 carrisge
gelding 2 years old. Cattle -Five milk cows., sup-
posed to be in calf ; 5 hi ifere: doming 8 years old,
eupposed to be in zelf •, 2 steers rielng 2 years old. 1
heifer ris'ng 2 years old, 4 apring calves, 1 thorough-
bred bull ealf. Pigs. -One brood bow'to litter in
October ;13 store Ors. Fowl.'-Abeut 70 puri bred
barred Plymouth Recite and Mack Hamburg bona.
Implereents.-One lumber wagon, $ inch the, ;new •,
1 pair of bobsleighs, 1 single cutter, 1 top buggy. I.
Pattereon binder, 1 Noxon mower, now : 1 hay rake,
I land roller. 1 Noxon seed .drill, new ; 2 phew's, 1
" two -furrow gang plow, 1 fanning Mill, 1 road , cart,
1 ea team harness, 1 set stride harness, 1 Wagon
box, 1 hey rack, 1 set iron harrowe, 1 potato digger,
1 potato hiller, buffalo robe, suear kettle, Retuning
wheel and reel, Democrat wagon, crostent saw,
wheelbarrow, grain cradle, 2 large milk cans, 8
dozen grain huge. A number of ceder posts and -
stakes. About 16 tons of timothy bay, if not
previously sold. Al .0 a lot of Other articles too
numerous to roen'ion. Also the farm, being Lot
28, Concession 4, Hay, containing 100 scree There
is crewed a comfortable low dwelling house ; frame
barn 40x80 • 11. aorta and a half of fruit treee. The
loll is clay foam. A never failing epring creee runs
through the farm. The farm is In excellent con-
dition either ter pasture or crop. ' 'There are 7 acres
of fall wheat sown and about 40 acres in grates.
Terms of sale -All spms of, 85 and under,,cash ;
over tnat amount 12 months' credit will be given on
furnishing npproved joint -notes A diecoulat of 6
per 'cent, will be allowed far cash on alli credit
amounts. Positively no reserve, as the proprietor
m
is giving up farming Terme of Oslo of farmade
knciwu on of sale. GEORGE E. GREENSLADE,
Proprieto ; WM. McGLOY, Auctioneer. 1604xtd
'
. i
pfLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
kj AND IMPLEMENTS. -Mr. Thomas Censeron
has rea hod instruclious from -Mr. Wm. L Mc-
Laren to pelt by nubile auction on Lot 19, Conces-
sion 13, Ribbed, on Wednesday, September 214,
1898, at 1 o'clock p. M., the bellowing properly,
viz :-Horses.--Two agrieuleural Ineree 7 years old,
with foe! ; 1 agricultural mare 7 Years old, 1 rigtionl-
tural mare 2 years old, 1 egriculturel sucking colt,
1 driving horse, aged ,• 1 general purpose mere,
steed ; 1 driving colt 3 years old. Cattle --Four
ranch cows, ar pposed to be in eau ; 2 springers, 1
farrow cow, 1 fat cow, 2 store 2 years old, 2 steers
1 year old. 1 heifer 1 year o.d., 6 spring -ogres,
2 opals due to calf let of Oetober. Pg. -One hoer
1 year old, 1 boar 4 months old, 1 sow, with Fitter at
foot ; 8 store hogs. All pure bred improved York-
shire pis. One fat hog. , Implemente.-One
lumber wagon, 1 pair bobsleighs, 1 cutter, 1 ton
buggy, 1 road cert, 1 sock end ; hay rack. 2 general
purpoee plows, nearly new ; A. gang slow, new •,
1 set barrowe, 1 realer, 1 land roller, new - 1 seed
drill, new ; 1 spring tooth otetivator, new; l'enower,
new ; 1 old mower, I sulk hay rake, new ; 1 pea
harvester, 1 binder, 1 fanning mill, 1 set double
harness, 1 set pl rw harness, 1 i Oct single haarneae,
1 cutting box, 1 r rot pulper, ; vrhippletreee, neck -
yokes, horse cotters, MO .sap, buckets, 1 (mean ery
cu fit, gravel box, forks, °hovel, grain bar. Also
60 tons: of first-clees timothy hey, 2/ acres of min -
golds, 2i acres of turnip. Houeehead furniture and
other articles too numerous to mention. 'l Every-
thing must be sold as the. pro lector has Oven up
farming. Terms. -AR sums of $5 and under, cash ;
over that amount 12 month credit will be given
on furnishing approved pint notes. A diseount of
5 per cent. will be allowed ,for cash on credit
atnounta. WM. L. McLAREN;, Proprietor ; THOS.
CAMERON, Auctioneer. , -1604-2
' r
Sores and ulcers of the worst kind pre readily
healed by Burdoak Bleed Bitters. Take lit intern-
ally end apply it ext:ernally, sccording to ldirections,
and etre how quickly a cure will be made.:
Martyr to Heart Trouble.
Mrs. Selina E. Core, Amberet, N. S., says " At
times I suffered intensely from palpitation and flat'
tering of my heart. I was weak and my nerves
'mattered. 'Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills have
regulated my heart, toned my nerves and built up
my health.'
1
Doan Cures a Manitoba Man.
m . Alexander Framer, or Miami, Mat., writes
I innot refrain from r000mmendlngDoIns Kidney
Pilb to any person troubled with kidney 'disorder,
for 1 believe if they could cure me they Imeuld cure
an one."
1 •
Weak Kidneys.
ICH CRAIN
urniture
EMPORIUM
herdale
Landsborough
SEAFORTHI
Deale
kinds
neatl
mg, a
alAray
prices
Agen
Mach
mestie
high 15
Itt
our go
and g
ment
It a p
pia
Prices
Art
scient
P.
attert e
denee
Bank.
in first-class Furniture of 01
n latest designs. Upholstering
done. We also do picture ,fram-
a choice selection of pictures
on hand. Curtain poles at all
• and put up. We ale also
for the New William's Sewing
e, best in the market for do-
use, no travelling agents, no
ices.
Always , Cured by Dom*
kidney Pills.
Mr. 1. Patterson, Croft St., Alp.
herst, N. S.,1 makes the following
statement 1" Having been tron-
bled for s Me time with distreSs-
ing backa hs and weak kidneys,
I decided to try Doan's Kidney
Pills. Th y a.cted promptly and
effectively in removing the trouble
with whic 1 was afflicted, and re-
stored me o my old-time form. it
is a pleasure for me to recommend
then' to o hers."
Doan's Wiley Pills are the most
effective. 11erndy in the world for
Bright's D sease, Diabetes, Dropsy,'
Backache,I Gravel, Sediment in the
Urine, an4 all kinds of Kidney and
UrinaryT oubles. Price 50c. a biox
or s boxe, for $1.25. The Doan
Kidney gill , Co., Toronto, Ont.
Remember the name, "Doan's,"
and refus4 ll °thefts.
1
JD Mill 'T..46...3ECI2T
G-
o Undertaking Department, we buy
from the best houses in Ontario,
rantee satisfaction in every depart
our work. We have always made
t to furnish chairs, and all other re -
for funerals, FREE OF CHARGE.
ter than heretofore. •
ial aud cavity embalming done on
e principles. •
INight and Sunday calls will be
d to at Mr. Landsborough's resi-
ireetly in the rear of the Domini -ex
atherdale •&
Landsborough,
SEAFORTH.
As I
able t
1,000
and ge
Plums for Sale.
amen extensive grower of p4nrs, 1 will be
supply such in great variety. Probably
askete for sale of cleole fruit. Come along
your supply.
C. HOARE,
Huron Central Fruit Vann
• Lot 26, Concession '2, laulIett.
••1662-5
•";
10.'NOTHING:1:‘.
SUCCEEDStln
Irx, LIKE
4'4 SUCCESS,,ici
..(1".b.1-.
iN
(ON :NE, S. CLA.IFl RIVER)
SARNIA,ONTARICI
Great Camp Knights of the Maccabeet
for Michigan, Port Huron, Michigan, April.
6th, 1 97. Mr. A. S. Ninnto, Sarnia, Ont.
Dea lir:—
IIgives me great pleasure te embrace
this o • portunity of expressing my entire
sati f etion with the stenographer (Misit
HatGillispie) you recommend to me a
little ver a year ago. She is now one of our
value • assistants, correct and rapid in her
steno raphie writing and gives unmistak-
abl e idenee of careful and efficient trait:d-
ing rom what I have learned of your
sch o and the students who have graduated
fro 1 it I can confidently recommend it te
all c titemplating the study of the art,
Wi h kind regards 1 remain, respectfully -
yo rs THOMAS regards,
great record
kee e
Mis Gillspie is still in the -employ of the
Mace bees and receiving a good 'salary.
•Stu ents may enter at any time.
A. S. NIMMO, Proprietor,
GODERICH
Stearn • Boiler Works,
• ESTABLISHED 1880.)
1
A CIIRYST A.L
Cirryetal & Black,
XarrafrActuti of all kinds of Stationary
' Ma 0,' Upright & Tubular
O:ILEp
SIGN
4 CIRCULAR
C -
OF THE SAW
ti7it
eale ensoirteke Stacks, Sheet 'roe Works,
'• etc., ete.
Also ;Ateliers 'itrteht and Horizontal Slide Valve
nein . Autorue c Cut -131 Engines a speciellty. All
sae il
le.
pips Sad nipe-fitting conotangy ow band
Tettnni 1 urn isia tit shay t notice.
7nrea-4)nortre I. T. R. Asatims. Ileellerfoo;\_
—7"---1--.÷7,--1 ---------7=
rhel McKillop Mutual Fire
!
Insurance Company.
FiiI.Rid , AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY INSURED
017101.8.11.
Sea. 'Fate, President, Herlock P. O. ; ./. 13.
Atol.elan, Eippenl P. O. ; w. J. abennon, Secy.-Treas.
feeatortn p 0.,.4 Thomas E. Hays, inspector of
Losses, Ifileefcirtb P. O.
l 1 inesorces.
W. 0.113roadfciot, Seatorth ; John 0. Grieve, Win-
,
tbrop e Georgeole, Seafortb ; Thorns . Hays,
Seafortia ' JAIlltpe Evane, Beechwood '• Thos,filtarbutt,
Clintm e ; ThOusea Fraser, Brueetleld; John B. Mo.
Loan, Kittepe*
I 1) , messes, •
Rost, Ihnierle, ilerloca ; gobt. McMillee., Sea:forret ;
Jam 00mMing, Egmondville ; J. W. Yeo, Holmes -
vibe P . ; fan Govenlock and John C. itoneison,
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to effect Insurances er tivae•
rat buslnssl will be promptly attended to ow
any of the above ofilosn, idd,ISN4 II
e re.psc$lvs post aloes.
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Money ko Loa
Any amount of money to loan on go
rtv, at 5 per ceut, per annum. St
yments made to snit borrower, satisf
a teed, charge* low. At officer Friday
it day Saturtlav.• -
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A13XLr1t COSENS, •
McDonald Block Vfizigharn.
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faxes, pro -
let leans,
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