The Huron Expositor, 1898-11-18, Page 71898„
NOVEMBER 18. 1898
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stye a or else.
pet with a stiff
I hreadbare, and
inn( cent ina.n
F her fingers to
Isie filthy cigar
bjn the corner
CIO no poseible
junta]. oho has
together with Ort
t! globes of the
I Wawa at the
t• a cobweb is
ineeeioue of
takes pleasure
,; (fleecy as
deity of flies.
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worried were
of every room
women who
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d poem was re-
arye, at, the First.
y tea, Mr..
id t is his due
°our pressing
- vvas given for
aed 11)y the most
curr0d in Mon-
a rtni.11 house,
hotel. J. Ciro-
• ditioa, 35 years
Ida LAsegueur,
iwn-(it. The
urred is a small
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rpt:r, his wife
1.1 widow -
to the girl for
! to niurry him.
kitd her and re-
al he pulled
and shot her
turned the
hang -
`ugh Lis body.
e te,th.i at the
himself with
the terrible
fr are broker?
fries has Ore
f his victim..
ty—rtithles%
whole system
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,
!'cat yearn of
i rulief and at
stand pre
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ental period
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been Irrate./1
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hirty inn utes,
b rerna1ning
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THE .11 1 RQ EXPOS TO
di ACI1C?
In constant pain: when o
your fept ?
Is that dragging, pulling
sensationwith you from morn
till night?
Why not put the medicine
exactly on the disease ? Why
t apply the cure right to
the spot itself?
You can do it with
or•Agers
alert
don!
Piaster.
Immediately after the
laster is applied, you feel
warming, soothing in-
fluence. Its healingremedies
quickly penetrate down deep
into the inflamedi tissues.
Pain is quietedsoreness is re-
lieved an strength imparted.
No piastre was ever made like it.
No plaster ever actet so quickly
and thoroughly. No plaster ever
- bad such conrpiete control over all
kinds of pain.
Placed over the chest it4
a powerftd aid to Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral; relieving
congestion and drawing out
aU inflammation.
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Grand Trunk Railway.
Trine leave
follows :
GOINO WEST—
Passenger
Passentrer.„
Mixed Train.... ..
Mixed Train
Gots° Emir—
Paaeenger
asset nger..
Mixed Train—
Seaforth and Clinton station, as
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SIIAFORTIL CLINTON.
12.40 r. ie. 12.65 P. 14
10.12 P. M. 10.27P. el.
9.20 A. M. 10.16 A. M.
6.15 P. M. 7.05 P. if
7,65 A. M, 7.40 A.M.
13.11 P. M. 2,66 P. M.
5.20 I'. M. 4.35 P.M.
Wellington, Grey and Bruce.
GOING NORTH—
Ethel
Brussels.. ..
Bluevale..
Wingham
Goma Semit—
e Wingham
- Bluevale 7 00
Brueeele.... , 7,1e
Ethel 7.28
Patteeneor.
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10.28
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Paeeenger.
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Mixed.
1.40
2.10
2.46
06
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8.66 A. M.
9.17
9.46
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London, Bed.ron and Bruce.
Goteo Nowt— , Pam:ewer.
lendon, doped 8.16 A.M. 4.46 P.M.
•Centralia.. „.. .. . . 9.18 6,55
Exeter. 910 6.07
Hensel! 9.44 6 18
Kippen ... ..... „... „ 9.60 6.26
Brumfield. .,49.58 6,113
Clinton 10.16 6.66
Londesboro [10 33 7.14
Blyth. . . 7.28
Belgreve .. .. ... 1 1056 787
Wingham arrive . .. ... — 111.10 8.00
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Wingbani, depart.... 8,6a A.M. &so P. M.
Beigrave .. . ..... 7.04 8.45
Blyth, .. . 7.16 4-00
Londesboro 7.24 4.10
Clinton— . . . .... .... 7 47 4 30
Brueefield..., ........ 806 4,50
-Kippen. . . . ....... .... .. 8.17 4.59
Bengali.. ... .... 8.24 6.04
Exeter ... . .. . ..... .. .... 8,148 5.16
Ceatralie 8.50 5.25
London, (errive) 0.50 A. M. 6.20
FRESH ARRIVALS
'of the Newest Goods to be had in VVinge,
Feathers', Ribbons, Buckles and Hat Shapes
-for the November Trade at the
NEW MILLINERY STORE.
-A great variety of Fashionably Trimmed
, Hats, Toques and Bonnets always kept in
stook, so the intending purchaser has no
-difficulty in selecting what is both becoming
and imitable.
MISS KINSEY,
KU'S BLOCK, - -
SEAFORTH.
1609
THE SEAFORTH
Musical - Instrument
EMPORIUM,
ESTELISHED, 1873.
Owing to hard times, we have eon -
eluded to sell Pianos and Organs at
Greatly Reduced, flees,
_ • -
Organs at..S2 5 te.el urwards, and
Pianos at correspondieg Prices.
-See us before puiehasing.
SCOTT BROS.
gin futon itgxpoottor.
DISTRICT M.A.TTERS.
I_The following items were intended
for last week, but were received too
late.]
Hay Council.
Hay council met on the 17th inst , and
all the members were present. The following
were appointed deputy -returning officers :
Polling subdivision 1, school house No. 2,
Wm. Russell ; 2, school house No. 14, B.
Philips ; 3 town hall, Zurich Fred
Hess ; 4, school house No. 3.
Melliok ; 5, school house No. 12, B Sar -
arils ; 6, Snell's office, Joseph Sne 1; 7,
school house No. 3, Charles Troye . Re
Hensel drain, the clerk was inetrue ed to
notify R. H. Collins to proceed with the ap-
peal to the official -referee at onoe. Robert
R. Johnston was appointed auditor by the
council, and Fred Signer was appointed as
second auditor by the reeve, 'he anditort
are to have the books and acco nts of treas-
urer audited by the 12th of Decembe , and
a statement of the receipts a d payments
prepared and signed and the udito s' re-
port be printed by the 26th da of ecem-
ber. After passing numerous ccoun s the
council adjourned until Monde, , Deoember
5th.
Usborne Counc 1.
The Usborne council met at he to nship
hall, on the 5th inst., all the m mber being
present. Orders were granted in p yment
of accounts to the amount of $ 03.99. Ow-
ing to the fact that during t eio 'mat few
menthe several residents of the munio pality
have had fowl, pork, grain, etc., stolen
from their premises, a number ratepayers
-waited on the council to eonsu t as Ito the
best means of preventing the repetition of
such disgraceful practices. he eounoil
unanimously resolved to offer reward of
$25, to be paid to any person eouring the
arrest and conviction of any pc son en. per-,
sons guilty of such crimes within the muni-'
eipality. Council adjourned to meet De-.
oember 3rd, at 10 o'clock a. m.
An Epileptic Sufferer.
A Fenlon Farmer Tells of His
Remarkable Cure.
At Regular Intervals He Was Subject to
Fits, and Doctors Told Him the Trouble
Was Incurable—Now Free From the
Malady.
From the Warder, Lindsay, Ont.
Mr. Robert McGee, of the 9th concession
of Fenlon, Victoria county, says in speaking
of his euro from this terrible malady :—" I
am 35 years of age and live on the old home-
stead where I was born and have lived al-
ways since, and whererny own little family
were bolas. This part of Fenlon is known as
McGee's Settlement, there are se many Of
that name living in the vicinity. Never in
my life did I know what a day's sickness
was until March, 1895, when without any
known cause and without any warn-
ing I was stricken down wit an epi-
leptic fit. It came on inethe nig a &wising
great consternation in the househ lel, as my
wife never saw anything of the k nd before,
though it was my end ; as, fo myself I
neither felt nor knew anything th t was go-
ing on about me. After earning ut of the
convulsion', which they tell ine u ually last-
ed from fifteen to thirty minutes I would
fall into a heavy sleep from whic I would
awake with a dull, heavy feeling, and all the
muscles of my body would ' be sore. This
would pass away, and in a Iay or two after
the attack I would be able to attend to my
farm work, budstrange to ay every four
.months after, as regular as clock I would
be seized with a qt, which a1ways came on
in the night. Various doct rs and special -
bits were coesulted and I t ok 'several dif-
ferent medi ines, but with ut effecting a
l
w
cure. Sever 1 doctors said he disease was
Incurable. read of Dr. Williams', Pink
Pills in the tiewspapers, and was advised by
friends who had experienced' cures from
other seemingly incurable ailment to try
them. In November, 1896, I co menced,
and kept on taking them ,regul rly for a
year. The dreaded period passed, and pass-
ed again and again without a re tition of
my trouble, and I felt that I was t last re-
leased from this terrible malady. I am now
in the best of health, and I att ibute my
cure to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.' In con-
versation with Mrs. McGee, she said that
her husband's trouble was the cau e of most
seriously effecting her nerves an general
health, as she was always living n dread,
and could never enjoy a night's est. The
slightest noise would startle her, nd if it
had not been for the kindness of a neighbor,
who always came and stayed at he house
over night, she believes she w uld have
broken down altogether. She ale is thank-
ful for the great change that has been
wrought, and is only too glad to et others
with similar afflictions know that there is a
remedy for this terrible disease.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills our by going
to the root of the disease. They 'enew and
build up the blood, and stren then the
nerves, thus driving the disease from the
system. Avoid imitations by ins sting that
every box you purchase is enc oiled in a
wrapper bearing the full trade ark, Dr.
Williams' Pink Pill for Pale eople. If
your dealer does not keep them t ey will be
sent post paid at 50 cents a box o six boxes
for $2.50 by addressing the Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville Ont.
Some of Dickens' Char eters.
When Mr. Hemy was pai ting the
" Bargebuilders," an old man net ed Parera
used to go and sit with him and II stories
of the sea and ancedotes of Admi al Napier,
whom he persisted in calling he artist's
uncle.
One da he suddenly asked Mr Hemy if
he knew 'belles Dickens. "1 only saw
him o ce," replied Mi. Hemy, " nd did not
know himpersonally." "But yot have read
his b oks ?" " Yes I have read them all,"
was he reply. " Yes,
what I ave got to
say a out Mr. Dickens i that he wereu't no
gentl mat." " Oh," said the rtist, " I
have abbeys understood th 6 Charles
Dick ns was a most affable a d amiable
man.'
" es ; he was a nice -spoke man and
smok d good cigars—but not si good as
yours sir. Thank you, I will ta e another.
But s ill he weren't no gentlema
" hat did he do to mak
13 o
you say
that?' r
" Well, ,e came down here making books,
just se youjjhave come doWn making pic-
tures, butijbe went away and at me Into
one of his books, and he called me a ma-
hogany -faced captain and an amphibious
animal ; ' likewise my friend Joe he put in
his book and called him a bottle -nosed
person in a glazey hat.' Do you cell that
the acts (sae gentleman ?"
On another occasion Mr., Hemy came in
contact with another of Dickens' characters
in this neighborhood. Whilst standing on
the baleony of the harbourmaster's house at
Limehouse—a curioue ramehackle bit of
amemseeseesaaasseassessisees
dfreingith
FOR THE OLD, WORN AND FEEBLE
Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills,
MYNWAMAWNWVMAN't
Dr. • A
W.
Chase's butter fat, realized 81.4
month was 4.4 per mint.,
4iOhnt"lere "FPkS COCOA'
pounds milk to the patro The lowest 4
milk test was 3.2 per cent. Which at 18a GRATErthe COM.FORITN6
Distinguished everywhere for 10e -
pounds milk .
Endorsed by
Dr., C. M.
harlan of the
American
Journal of
health
nt.-..
NST A PATENT
EDIC1NE • • •
He says:—Among the
pr primary medicines ris-
co nized is Dr, Chase's
' 01 tment, compoemded by
D . A. W. Chase Medicine
q, Buffalo, N.Y., and
E matison, Bates & Co.,
Tdronto, as a remedy for
Mee, Eruptions and /teem) tic Skin Diseases for
which it has been ueed with narked success an has
effected remarkable eu es. t is not the practice of
the Medical Professip indiscriminately to use pro-
prietary medicines; but there are hundreds of physi-
cians throughout this country who are using Dr.
Chase's Ointment in their practice: We handed out
during the last month 2,700 boxes of free samples of
Dr. Cliese's Ointment, and ,the thankful results have
been somethingiastoulabing. Here is what one of
the cures says:
Ma. 0. P. Sr. joitn,246 Shaw St., Toronto, In his
letter steles: I suffered for some years from Itching
Piles, at times being unable to sleep for the annoy-
ance censed by them. After trying almost every
remedy ;mown, I was induced to try Dr. Chase's
Ointment, land can say one box entirely cured me, I
cannot speak too highly of it, and have recomenended
bitytoitssetvseer.al of my &lode, a1l! whom have been cured
----
picturesqueness in existence—in con-
veisation with the son of " 0a,ptain .4
Parent, the latter said, er Here Males Namty
Dill‘kW""ho is he ?" asked Mr. Homy.
--
"Oh, haven't you read Our Mutual
Friend 9' Or the doings of the Bird of
Pry 2' " " Yes." Well, that's him.
Nasty Dick is ,the Bird of Prey." Here
he comes. Re's got another."
" Another what ?" asked the artist.
" You'll see presently Ha's corning to
The Grapes , tei have a drink on the
strength of it."'
As the man drew nearer Mr, Hemy recog-
nised hin-x at once, from Dickens' deseription
as ' Rogue Riderhpod." " I observed," he
said to me, that something was deagging
in the water frem, the stern of his boat, and
as he approached saw that it was the body
of a man in a blue shirt."
Parera shouted to Dick and asked him
where he " had found it." " On the Point
on the mud," was the reply. "How did
you hear of it 2'' "A steamboat man past-
ed the word do nt" " Whao did you make.
of him 2" "A Yankee fireman." "How
did he get into the water V, "Drowned,
drunk." Then bending down and putting
his hand to hisincOuth, Parer& asked in a
whisper, " What has he got in his pooket ?"
" noa't know ; had been dark I'd have
run the rule over him." And with that
Dielr'nade his boat fast and went up to
have drink o
wouldget for
river. _
t of the prospeotive 5s. he
recovering " it" from the
•
Unprofitable Adam.
There is occ sion for much beating about
i
the bush for a swers to many questions put
by wise theolo ues to timid people, but one
set of men found their match in the old
Scotch woman ander examination for admis-
sion to church -fellowship.
4' What are the decrees of God ?" she was
solemly asked.,
"Indeed, I ibrolv, He kens that best Him-
" What kind *:), & man was Adam 2"
" Ou, just like ither fouk," was the quick
reply. , ,
The questioner nsisted on a more definite
answer. " ,eel " said she, " he wee just
like Jeems Madd n, ye
" How so ?" •
" Weel, naebo y got anything by him,
and mony lost."
How many young men, clarlidates for
matrimony, could win a wife were they un-
expectedly put under the test of the shrewd
So tch girl who surprised her mistress by
announcing
' Lady, I maun tell ye I am to leave
year service and tee be marritt."
" Is not this very sudden Mary 2" en-
.quired the lady. 4 Who is the person you
expect to marry ?"
" It hi John Scat, mistress."
"But you have known him but a, short
tinie ; how can you trust a stranger ?" pet -
Mated the woman, reluctant to part with a
good servant.
" Yes, 'tis,truea but heal ken himeel'
mony years and be says he's all right,and I
believe he is, for I asked him, "Did he ken
the Ten COmmanclments 9' and be gave them
ivery one. i I asked him could he say the
Shorter Catechist*, and he had it ivory
word; the I told him to grip his hands
quick and hard, and then, lady, I saw he
was a strong man and I'm goini to gie hini
my and."
•
Rudvard Kiplmg's Name.
Kipling got his queer first name for senti-
meetatreasons. His father, when designer
of decorations for a pot ry 'firm at Burslem,
1:
England, attended a piinic near the village
of Peudyar ,not far fro the pottery works.
There he Met and i love with Mary D.
McDonald, the daught r of a clergyman,
whom he shortly tnarri d. Their first-born
arrived while the cOupl were in Bombay,
whither Kipling had go eto direct the art
schools of the Madras p esidenoy. In mem-
ory of the pla,pe Where hey first met, the
paro ts decided to call their boy Rudyard
Kipl ng.
Miscellaneous ews Notes.
siryounger brOther of the Hon. Clifford
the has been sUeeess ul in defeating the
Oppotation leader in th Northwest Assam
bly, in the con titue • cy of Banff. De.
Brett,' the defeated ea( didate, is a ver
poplear mane and has r presented that con
stit (may, for man yea s.
i-Otorge Mcl) rmi , while taking th
wheel off a wind ill o the picnic grounds
at -Port. Burwell, 4 few days ago, fell a die-
tance of 60 feet, striking on solid clay
ground, breaking his arm and leg, and, it is
feared, seriously injuring himself internally.
The unfortunate Man has since died.
—The latest use of glass is instead of gold
ruse_ material for stopping decayed teeth.' It
answers splendidly, and is far less conspicit-
ous than the yellow metal. Of course it is
not ordinary glass but is prepared by some
ilea patent preemie, which renders at soft
and orialleabe. Glass, too, is being eaten-
siv I ' used for ehurch belle. It can be
tou toned so that t ere is no risk of it
Ora king, and the tone s said to be beyond
eny hing yet invented, erfecasoft and son'
Oro s. -
1 —Mr.. Thomas Cont
gay birth to triplets
week,but an hou an
she ied. The children
thr e weighed seven or
ne Of the babes died
I or .1 The deceesed ga
two different ow ' ions
(
I an 1 she leaves eigh
th ris having died. Mr
:16 er h
on
A
str
ell, of St. Thomas,
n Thursday of last
a half afterwards
were girls, and the
eight pounds each.
hortly after being
..! e birth to twine on
Besides her hind
children, severai
. Connell was about:
ieband is employed
ears of age,
he Michigan Centre Railtvey coal dock.
on is employed a motorman on the
t railway.
The total quantity lof milk received at
St, Marys or emery for October was
962 pounds. he t tal quantity of but-
ade was 36,73 p undo. The month's
make of %utter waif sol for $6,983 07. The
quiditity f milk requir d to make a pound
of butter 'was 23.2 p unds. The average
utter was p cents.
Of butter at paid
to, with skim milk
t milk test for the
the
852
ter
price for e poun
The net ppiee per
to patrons' was 18
returned. The h
of
oun
Oe
ghe
cents batter fat, realized 5t2 cents per, 100
—Rev. J.Robertson, D. De superintendent licacy1of Flavour, Superior Quill -
of Presbyterian Home MissiOns in Manitoba, ity,and Nutritive Properties.
British Columbia, and the Northwest, than Speciadly grateful and comfort ng
whom it would be bonito
thority upon such subjec does not con-
cur with those who condem the Dominion
Government for placing Ga ieian settlers in
the Northwest. Ho says t all the for-
eigners who come to Canad to take up the
unsettled lands for agricult ral purposes are
a distinct gain. He offe s, however e one
s
word of advice which is good, viz., to sur.
round the foreigners who come in, so far as
possible, with Canadian neighbors.
—While the fast refrigerator train on the
Chicago and Alton Road was speeding to-
ward Glendale, just east of Kansas tiity,
one day last week, the eng ne drier, Rich.
A. Home), at dead in his cab his hand
grasping the throttle, his lazed eyes fixed
straight ahead on the trac , and a peaceful
man, s ohn Vern-
nd a better au- to the nervous and dyepep ie.
Sold only in quarter -pound tns,
labelled JAMES EPPS &
Limited, Homceopathio Chemi ts,
Londen, England.
BREAKFAST KIPPER
EPPS'S16079-26COCA
Miss Annie Gillespie, Orillia, Ont., writes : • I had
a bad cold iud severe cough for seine tineeand could '
not get rid f it until I used Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup, whl h quiokly cured me." Price 250.
smile on his
doff, who he
In the tende
ingl his firing
to House th
wise dead.
known.
—A distre
nee. The fir
been busy fcfr some minutes
walked into the cab, oontinu-
and it was net until he spoke
t he discovered that his mate
The cause ef deatti is not
sing fatality 1ook place on the
farm of Robert Couke, li ing three miles
north of Embro, Oxford co nty, on Friday,
4th inst. Mr. Couke was drawing turnips,
and had his little boy, aged 6 years and 5
months, out with him. li' put the boy on
the wagon, and told him t4 sit sti 1 while he
led the horse aloeg. The ittle fellow seems
to have lost Nis balan e and fell to the
ground. He was carried wards the house,
but died before it was re ched. 1A. doctor
was called in, and said t at deati had re-
sulted from concussion of 1he bran. There
were, however, no mark visible on the
head. The lad had alway been stekly.
—A terrible Accident h ppene Mar St.
Marys Junction on Thureday el ninon of
last week, in which James Brophy, of Strat-
ford, lost his life. The afternoon train from
London had left St. Mary e station, and was
approaching the Junetien. A number of
section -men, of whom Broohy was one, were
working on the rails. The engineer blew
his whistle, and all the men got out of the
road with the exceptioo of Brophy, who
was slightly deaf: He was struck by the
locomotive, and the he.d was completely
severed from the trunk, b'ing hurled some
twelve feet to one side. 4 high wind was
blowing towards the appniaching train, and
it is passible that the -unfortunate man: did
not her the whistle. ,
—,Dining at Dawson comes high. I The
following is said to be a genuine bill of fare
of the Regina, club cafe at Dawsbn Pity :
Porter -house steak, $3,50 sirloin, $3 ;I ten-
derloin, 83; beefsteak an onions,$2 ; liver
and bacon, $2 ; mutton °hope, $2aI cold.
roast beef, $l,50; moos $1.50; mutton,
$1.50; ham, $I.50; fres eggs, three, any
Style, $2 ; tem any style, w th meal order
extra, $l; ham and eg s, $2; bacon and
eggs, $2 ; poached eggs o n toast, 82; hot
cakes and maple syrup, I 50 cents; rolled
oats, 50 cents ; velvet inal, 50 cents; hot
pikes with mush and coffee, $l; milk toast,
75 cents; toast or breed and butter, 25
cents; French fry potatoes, 50 (lents; fresh
,pork sausage, 81.50; pigsafeet, 150;$kid-
ney on toast, $1,50 ; radishes 50 cents;
spring chid:Arsine 810; italf o icken, $5;
chicken or lobster salted, $3 ; Sp nish or
rum omelette, $3; oysterstew, $1.SQ; corn,
50 cents; French peas, $ '• canted ruit, 50
cents; asparagus, 75 ciente Arne ca cheese,
50 cents; tomatoes; 50 co ts ; Welsl1 rabbit,
$2; sardines, $1.50; clam tew, 1,5O; Ann-
heuser Bosch hear, $2 per uart.
—The will of the late rchbis op Walsh,
of Toronto, who died J ly 31at, has been
probated. His estate am unted in value to
$9,581,53, of which $3,3 8.73 is In cash,
$1,805 in stook, 8300 n carriages and
$1,635 in personal etre to. Rev. James
Walsh arid Mr. J. J. Foy re uame4 as ex-
ecutors. A bequest of $1, 00 is made to the
Roman Catholic Episcopal Corporation of
London diocese for the clearance of any
debt on St. Peter's Ca hedral, London;
$1,000 goes to the St. Jo eph'a Orphanage
Asylum at Mount Hope,, London ;$500 to
the Roman Ga,tholic hospital at Windsor, or
to the parish priest there for parish work,
and $500 is set apart for masses in London
i
and Toronto. John Moyl n, nephew, gets
the stock ia the .Agriou tural Investment
Society, of London, of which $500 is paid
up. Rev. James Walsh gets the stock in
the Home Savings Conipaisy, of which
$1,000 is paid up. Eden 1aemahon, niece,
and Jame W. M cmahon nephew, get in-
surance, not elsewhere tsentioned, in the
Catholic Mutual 1enefit Society. Rev. Jas.
Widish gets his ch ice of bolts and similar
effects, and $200 goes to s. servant, Agues
Merida. The rem ue goes to the new Ar0h-
bishop of Toronto for the furtherance of the
Roman Catholic r ligion and the help of
Remelt Catholic i stitutio s in Toronto.
,---John Echlin's barn, oi the boundary,
at Nile, was burn d to tae ground early
Tuesday morning of last week. Fortunately
the barn was empty, and there being a
small insurance the loss will not be heavy.
—A very pleasant event 1 occurred at the
home of Frank Woods, o Londesboro, on
We nesday of last week, when his meter,
An ie, was united in marriage to Bert
Ly lett, by Rev. Mr. Parke. They left
nex morning for the old country on their
wedding trip.
nergy---
,_-_,A.WARb. --
Emily (fiL\i00191L&It.isEr)
waned.
listed energy ,nut be made up
or the body will weaken and
pirtaps perish.
i,
1
For a long time priot/ to taking Dr.
Ward's Blood and NerVe Pills my nerve
system was greatly deringed and I was
t
terribly nervous, so mu h so that in my
business (Linesman o , the Kingston
Electric Light Co.,) my 4xtreme nervous-
ness naturally made thelfollowing of my
bueiness extremely baz.rdous. Before
takinc DraWard's Bloc and Nerve Pills
my kidneys heed been cted for some
time. I had Constant s r ness and stiff -
nese across my loins and the small of my
back. My appetite wits variable and
very poor. I also suffe -ed greatly with
constant headaches. I I am glad to be
able to inform you that 1r. War 's Pills
completely cured me o all thc above
ailments and made me la. well nan. I
have found no medicine like Dr. Ward's
Blood and Nerve Pills, although I have
tried many different kinds. Thety acted
quickly and effectually r on nill nerve
system, making my nerrs stro g arid
removing all indications of nerv usness.
i These valuable pills al o removed all
kidney and back trouble and restored to
me a healthy vigorous a petite. I haVe
had no headache since fve months ago
and feel justified in sayiig that they are
se wonderful remedy. rhey not only
removed nervousness, but gave me
lhealthy kidneys, removed all soreness
and stiffness from my back and loins,
cured me of headache 4nd gave me a
good appetite, tinsequently I am highly
pleased. I kn w of !to medicine that
equals Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve
. Pills for nervow'
iness chronic headache,
sore kidneys and back and loss of appe-
tite. yours truly', John McCutcheon, 522
Princess St., Kingston, Qat.
Allgood druggists sell' them. If they
won't, we will supply you by mail on
receipt of price,isoc. per box, or 5 boxes:
for $2.00. The Docteir Ward Co.,
Limited, Torontb, Ont. 1
dhaps and Chilblains -
Come ivith the ooid weather, but eau readily be
red by the application of Ilagyard's Yellow 011,
he beet reMedy for external and internal use ever
luutde*
When the children grind theft. teeth, have reran-
.* • a.
pus appetite, yet don't sem to thrive, give t 'em Dr,
leowse Worm Syrup. It will cieer out -everyl worm
without harming the ohild. Price 25o.
impure Blood.
Mrs, Will Varner, Now Canada, N. S., wettest " I
have wed Burdook Blood Bitters for Meadaiehe and
Impure Blood. One bottle made a cure, I think
there Is no better medicine made."
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry 'camas
Diarrhoea, Cramps, Collo, Cholera, and is the ,safest
and moat reliable remedy for children or adults,
Muscular Rheumatism.
Mr. H. Wilkinson, Stratford, Ont., writes: I ex-
perienced g eat relief from Muscular Rheumatitm by
using two tattloe of Milburn's Rheumetism Pills.
They are a plendid remedy." Prim 50o., all drug-
gists.
Jrt Arrived
A.
—AT----e-
AULT'S
STORE
Another large eonsignment of all kinds of
Groceried and Crockery, new select raisins,
and clean currants, new figs, new syrups
and molasses also a fine assortment of
meals from the Tilsonburg
wheat, r lied oats and buckwheat flour,
flaked pe e and barley, farina and pot bar-
ley, gold dusti cornmeal and graham flour,
granule d and standard oatmeal, split peas,
green, black arid Japan teas; also tea dust,
flour, bra0 and shorts, potatoes and all kinds,
of vegetahles. Another lot of China and
Crockery to hand, which will be sold very
cheap. Rutter, eggs and dried ap les taken
in exchange for goods •' also all kinds of
poultry. A cordial invitation ex nded to
all to call and examine my stock.
A. AULT, 4th
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iereneee
FEFORE USIN
A jteaspoonful of ear'si
Condi ion Powder in his feed,
make all this difference.
eree--asea,V.-
VV.- eeeeee
MI
ee.
AFTER USING.
No wonder that every far -i
mer rho uses it recommends
it to iiis neighbor as the best,
and cheapest condition pow-
der made. Three pounds for
50c at
FEAR'S DRUG STORE
SEAFORTH,
W. N. Wtsort
SEAFORTH,
Fire and Life Insurance Agent, Houses to
Rent, Real Estate Agents Dealer in the
RAYMOND and WHITE family and maims
facturing Sewing Machines. All kind of
Sewing Machines repaired. Chatges
moderate.
Agent for the ..
WHITE AND GODERICH BOUM
First -Class Wheels in Every Respect.
RIG -1:1111
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AUCTION SALES.
T)UBTAC AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
j_ TEIR Vi IA AG E OF HENSALL—Mr, Wil fan
MeCloy has reee ved instructions from Mr. Gelerge
Ingram to sell by publio auction in the Village of
Hansen, on Tuesday, November 22nd, 1898, at :two
o'clock p. ILL, the following valuable property, viz. :
Part 1 consiete of 22 feet frontage on Main street, on
which there is erected a frame store one storey and
half high 20x62 f ct, with stone cellar full size of the
building ; also stable 14 by 18 feet. Part 2 oonelste
of 22 feet frontage on Main street, on which is
erected trame store 17 bya24 feet, one storey and
a hall high, with a kitchen And bake oven at the
rear, also a good well and pump. Part 3 cool* of
22 feet frontage on Main street. Part 4 cousiete of
54 fe, t frontage on south Richmond street, on which
is erected a cow ()rabic frame house 20 by 24 feet;
with kitchen 16 by 20 with stone cellar, Wooditlisd
10 by 14, stabfe 8 by 20 feet. Part 5 conalstel of a
✓ ont lot on Bluhrtiond greet south, directly opf-
po ite part four, one fifth of an acre, 66 by 132 feet.
Th
l.
s par 0 the village. arms of sale —Twenty
I property
heeituated the centre of the bill
prcent, on the day of sale, alance may remain o
um age at 0 per cent. per annum for a number of
re to suit purchaser. As Mr. Ingram has dia.
rty will itively be sold without vagary
of hie farm and pumas goirvg West, this
RG1 ING A Proprietor; WILLIAM M •
C Y, Auctioneer 1613-2
$-
STORE,
IIENSAILL
Imitation Is the highest mark of commendatio
We take no mart's duet in our drives. Special den
for Friday and till sold:
Twelve peke misses' lamed schcolsboes, 11 to 2, re
8114e price St, Friday and till gold 75e.
lz, shoes. some tipped, some plat ,
Another twelve pale lot of those woman's butt;
and lace Dongo
some were te46, otheee 82 all at 98o,
The dozen nen's ties, 4 -in -hand and bows, regular
price 250, Friday two for 26e.
One end whale eordimantle cloth, regular price
$1 60, Friday and till Old 50c.
Two dozen metes leether mitts:with one finger, re..
gular•priee 26ns Fridalt 10o,
One bale Elea B, 18 oz,, 8 ply grain bags, $2.20 per
dozen, each bag weigh one lb., and id three ply both
Ond piece onl
regular price 1
Gee wee uns
15o, Friday and t lOc.
In Tailoring, Clothing and Dry Goods we set the
psee, and in dietetic& all competitors, becaule we
have no book-keeper to pay, and no bad debts to
charge up to cashloustomere. We sell for cash and
produce.
W. A. MoKIM, Hensel].
40 ineh apron gingham, fast color,
, Fridley and till sold 7ic.
tieltable grey flannel, regular price
1 soid
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=
1WALTON TILEYARD.
Fo lsale, any Member of DrainingTile'all sizes,
from ekrinches te 8 int:hell, at the Walton Tile Nard.
JOH GO MACK- 1 1012x3
Cook Cotton Root Compound-
's su essfullY used monthly by over
0,000 Ladies. Smite, effectual. Ladies ask
• our drnggist fin C.oelcs Cates gest Cs -
id ! ake noer, as all Mixtures, pi/is and
ons are dangero . Prise, No. 1, $1 likes
ie
;in
. 11,10 degrees s tronger,13 per box. NO.
ailed en receip of price and two 8 -sent
'71.Irk7mlrindsr'°ahon.1 andsoldandrecieneedbys
gistr:sna.
,
1
mitai
box;
tor.
/UM
resp°
No.
Wileo
neibleD
and No. 11 sold:in fleaforth by
tiq' druggist*. {
Lumeden
4c
SIGN
OF TH
CIRCULAR
SAW
,7)
Ine
GO ERICH
m Boiler Works,
(liSTABLISHED 113130.)
CITRY$T ti -L
Smoot:ea to ChrYldla ai BIM* . .
*aurora of ali lLnde of Stationary
}.
Marine, Uprig t Et Tubular
OILERS
tvozsaa•tor.sa...tra,m4xeseu..-ces...m.„-m-,arv-oc.g.
REE
We give t',Is fate
watch , -chain and
chArm,for scilingtwo
dor. LEVER COLLAR
Ilterroes, at ten cis.
each. Send ynur ad-
dress and vieforward
theButtorm,postpaid,
and our P rein m
List. No mcney s-
quired. Sell the But-
tons among your
friends, return the
money, rind we send
the wattb, prepaid.
A genuine American
watch, gueranteed,
for a few hour,' work.
Mention thi.s paper
wbeit
LEV F
BUTTON
20 Adelaide St. E.
Temente, Clete
KIPPEN -MAUL
The Kippeu Mills are now working fun
! blast. There is now plenty of water, and
Gristing and Chopping
Done every day *bile you wait, and Batts -
faction guaranteed. Also extra Roller
Flour on hand for sale.
THE SAW MILLS
I Are also running 'at full lidast Any num-
:bet- of loge wanted, for which the highest
price in cash edit be paid. Parties having
logs should call at the Mill and get specifica-
tions before cutting.
Custom Sawing done at all times.
JOHN riteNEVIN, Kippert.
.1612.3
salt ll'ano,moke Staoki!, Sheet Iron Werke,
eto.s eta.
Also dealers n Upright and Iforisontal Slide Valve.
AniomaW eut-Off anginas a specialty. a
sad pipe -diens constantly on hand
Us furnished an sharinotica.
G. lit Maim Godeeleit.
ele
HICH GRADE
Furniture
EMPORIUM
Leatherdale
Landsborough
SEAFORTH,
Dealers in first-class Furniture of all
kinds, in latest designs. Upholstering
neatly done. .We.)also do picture fram-
ing, and a ehoice selection of pictures
always on hand. ifurtain poles at all
prices, and put up. We axe also
Agents for the New William's Sewing
Machine, best in the market for do-
mestic use, no travelling agents, no
high prices.
-CTZTI).3331R,MA.IrrINTC3--
In the Undertaking Department, we buy
our goods from the best houses in Ontario,
and guarantee sstisfaetion in every depart-
ment of our Work. We have always niade
it et point to furnish chairs, and all other re-
quisstes for funerals, FREE OF CHARGE.
Prices better than heretofore.
Arterial mid cavity embalming done on
scientific principles.
P. S. Night.and will
nd Sunday calls wl be
attended to at Mr, Landsborough's resi-
dence, directly in the rear of the Dontimen
Bank.
Leatherdale
La4dsbbrough,
SEAFORTH.
R. Jackson
& son
DIMEOT IMFORTR.5 OP
Jules Robin ft Co's Brandy, Cognac,
France; Ino. de Kuyper & Son, Rol-
land Gin, Rotterdam, Rolland;
Booth's Tom Gin, Undone England;
Bulloeh 14 Co.'s Scotch Whisky, Glas-
gow, Scotland; Jamieaon's Irish
Whisky, Dublin, Ireland ; also Port
and Shorty Wine from France and
Spaint Agents for Walker's Whisky,
Ontario; Royal Distillery and Deeds/
Ale wed Porter, Toronto.
To THE PUBL10
We have opened a retail store in
connection with our wholesale busl-
business 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
free.
lito vered any part of the town
TELEPHONE 11, 1518-tf
pirectory for 1898.
JOHN MORRISCiN, Reeve, Winthrop P. 0.
—
DANIEL NLIT, Deputy -Reeve, Beachwood
W. MoGAVIN, Oonnoillor, Lesdbury P. 0.
JOSEPH O. MORRISON, Councillor, Beechwood
P0.
JOHN 0. MOBIL N, Clerk, Winthrop P. 0.
JOHN BROWip) Counoillor. &deft P. 0,
DAVID M. BOSS, Treasurer Winthrop P. 0.
WM. RVANS, Asteror, Beo;hwood P. 0,
CEIABLES DOD Colleolor, Ileaforth P. 0.
RICHARD :POLLARD, limitary Inspector, Lead -
bury P0.
The Mc ' op Mutual Fire
Insurtnee Company.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY INSURED
oFeuntie.
Geo. Watt, PreMdent, Harlook P.. 0, • J. B.
McLean Kippen P. 0.; W. J. Shannon, 1340kredIAL,
Sestorti I'. : Thomas E. Nays, Inspector of
Losses, Sealorth P. 0,
D1lLIOTO111.
W. G. Broadloot, Seatorth ; John G. Grieve'Win*
throp •, George Dale, Seafortb Thomas E.Haye
Seaforth ; Janie' EVans, Beechwood ; Thos. Getbutla
Clinton; Thanes Praiser, Brueelleld ; John B. Mc-
Lean, Kippen, ,
le111111.
RObi. smith, Genoa ; Rob*. McMillan, Sesta* ;
James Cumming Egmoadv e; L W. Ye*, Holmes -
vibe P. O.; Jahn Govenlock and John 0. "garrison,
auditors ,
Parties Monona to died lasaraaess or Inas-
rot other badness will be promptly attended io as
.pplicagon to any rit the above *Mom addresett la
Ibels Newlin poig Olease.