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DECEMBER 23
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IMPORTANT NOTICES.
itIVATI•% FUNDS TO LOAN at 6 per cent., y
able yoarly, on first-class farm security. Apply
WE. S. IIAYS, Dominion Bank Building, Se forth.
566
J.1deEENNA, Dominion and Provincial Land
Surveyor, Member of thoAssooiation of Ontario
g„and8urveyora, Dublin, Ontario. 1886.62
OR SALE.—In the Village of Hensall, a fine brick
: dwelling and store cninbined, well situated near
centre of village Terms reasonable. Aptly to
MISS S. CARLISLE, Ilensall. 1615
ONEY AT f PER CENT.—A large aruount of
money has been placed in my hands to lend to
tarnmers, in aurae and on terms to suit the borrower.
,;ppl) to J. M. Bur, Barrister, Seaforth. 1678•tf
IATANTED. A Teaoher, at once, holding a =hi -d '.
T class cettitfcate(female); atate age and ealrry
u s : t. 1599.
RTE'S
ITTLE
IVER
Pius
required ; d tic to commence Janu tap is
JOSEPH LYONS, Secretary, Ironbridge 1618-2
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0,,
Algoma, Ontario.
TORN BI.CATTIE, Clerk -rf the Second Division
Court, County Commsaioner, of = Huron,, Con-
veyancer, Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Fends
,Invested void to Loan. Office—Over Shari, a
Ivens' store, mucin street, 8eaforth - 1249
FtlIM1tER FOtt SALE. The undersigned ctiera for
Bale the timber on the East half of Lot 3s, Con-
cession 9, MCK.Ilep. There is a q .•ntity of good
ash suitable; for rail•, ; also scute hardwood bush,
which mill he Fold by the acre, and has an,rointed
Mr. 'James Lockhart to seri the sane. GEOR E
HALL.- - _-. — — _
ESTRAY NOTICES.
TRAY CATTLE.—Strayed to the premises of the
+0 undersign d, on or about the 1st of November,
One red and bite calf. the owner tuay have sante
by proving property and pad ing charges. THOMAS
DENNISON, Varna P. O. 1617x4
4TRAYED CATTLE.—Strayed from the under-
signed, on. Lot 34, North Thames road, Russel -
dale, on or about the tat of N vember, 8 head of
cattle - 3 heifers rising three 3 ears old, red, with a
few white spots ; 5 steeers rising two years old,
three red, with some white smote, at,d two of a
greyish color. A reward of Set) will be given to any
person giving any inf._rmation that will lead to their
recovery. JOHN COLE, Russeldale P. 0., Ontario.
1616x4
STOCK FOR SALE.
SHORTHORNS FOR SALE.—Tho undersigned has
for sale two good young Shorthorn Buis ; prices
and terms right. HECTOR REID, Lot 7, Coneea'ion
3, Stanley, Brueeheld P. 0. 1618-8
I}LLLS FOR SALE.—The undersigned has . for
sale three Durham bulls, from 8 to 13 months
old ; roan and red in color. These are first-class
animals, and are registered. Two of them were bred
from Thomas Russal'e prize bull. THOMAS CUD -
MORE, Lot 30, Concession 4, U sborne, or Lumley
1' 0. 1616 -ti
OR SALE, auumber of Scotch Short -horn Bulls,
from 8 to 11 months old, $65 to 385 ; and a few
from 12 to '8 months old. They are a grand lot of
breeding lusty fellows, In good gro sing condition,
are good coin's. Mao either of the two bulle bred
by J. & W. B. Watt, of Salem, Ontarro, viz : Vieoou.it
3706, two }ears old, dara red ; or May Duke 21048,
dark roan, four years old, active and sure getter.
Also a few cows and h ifera ; no pets ; must sell to
make room, as herd numbers 49 head, and more com-
ing; tonna easy. DAVID MILNE, Ethel, Ont.
1618
STOCK VOR SERVICE
ROAR FOR SERVICE.—The undersigned will
keep for service on Lot 31, ConcesFion 9, Me-
Kiliop, a thoroughbred Yorkshire Boar. Terme—$1,
payable at the time of service, with the privilege of
returning if necesaary. THOMAS A. DODDS.
1617x4
ROAR FOR SERVICE.—The undersigned will
keel, for service on Lot 26, Concession 4,
Stanley, a tbdroughbred Chesterwhite boar. Terms—
$1, payable at the time of servloe with the privilege
of returning if necessary. JOHN V. DIEHL.
1691-tf
-UST.ILL FOR SERVICE..—The undersigned will
keep for service on his premises at Roxboro.
a thoroughbred Durham bull. Terme, $1 ; if paid
oefdre January, 1899, or $L26 afterwards. JOHN
S .10Tt. }67141
AMWORTH BOAR F014 SERVICE --•Tse under
signed has for cervi%:e on Lot 34,Coueet.sion 8,Mc-
tiillop, a thoroughbred ta!nworth Boar, bred by H
George & Sons, Crompton Middlesex county, from
the aseapstakea herd at Toronto fair. Terms -81,
at t nie of service. WM. A ROSS. 1618x4
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O PIG BREEDERS.—The undersigned will keep
on Lot 26, 0 nceseion 6, L. R. S., Tuckersm°th,
a t oroughbred CHESTER WI1ITF PIa, also a thorou. h-
br d Yoxxsivas Fie. A limited number of sows will
e emitted to each. Terrine, $1, payable at the'tir-
ot' service, or $1.50 if ch rged. Afro a few Chester
White Piga for sale. . JAMES GEMMILL. 1608.52
Ai" WORTH BOAR FOR SALE AND FOR SER-
VICE.—The under .igued will keep for service,
at 'Cie Brucefield ii ecce Factory, a thoroughbred
Sa worth Boar, .tth registered pedigree. Terms,
$1 payable at e . e ,f eervioe with privilege of re-
tn ning If necessary. Mao a number of thorough-
br d. young Tamworth Boars and Sows for sale
{ . 0Ii Mc(IARTNEY. Brnoefield. 1406 -ti
1IAMWORTH PIG FOR SERVICE.—Tse under -
1 signed hat for service on lot 82, concession 8,
ff McKillop, a thcro'bred Tamworth pig, to which a
limited number of sows will be taken. Thi. is an
extra good pig and breeders find it advantageous to
erns their berksbire sows with this breed of pig.
Ttlrme 51, with privilege of returning if necessary.
TOIEN MoMILLAN 1606xtf
$ LIGS FOR SALE AND FOR SERVICE.— TGC',
J undersigned, breeder of Large English Berk -
eh rea,bi. for sate boars and sows in farrow. He wil.
also keep for service the stook boar, " King Lee,
archased from Mr. George Green, of Fairview,!
and winner at Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa. Term'.
—$1.pa; able at the time of service with the privilege
of returning if neceeaary, if booked 31.60. JAMES
D )RRANCE, Lot 28, Concession 6, MoKillop, Sea
f.rth P. O. 1486.64
NOTICE TO FARMERS
After December the '181, you will find an unlimited
market for dressed hogs at the highest market
prices at
T. R. F. CASE & C0.'S, Seaforth.
1014 -
Municipal Elections.
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH.
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Positively cure by- these
Little P Is.
hey also relieve Distres- from Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Too Heart ,• Eating. A per-
fec remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi-
ta s, Bad Tastein the Mou ' ,Coated Tongue
P in the Side, TORPI a LIVER. They
Re urate the Bowels. P ely Vegetable.
Sall Pill.
Small Pr
Substitution
the fraud of the
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Ask for Carter's
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Carter's Little iver Pills,
TT P & S TO
he Canada Bus ess College
CHATHAM, 0 TARIO,
Is certainly entitled to a distinct positio.
amongst the Canadian bu•iness schools# It':
work stands clear and abo'e its competitors.
Ito graduates are emine ' tly successful i
th? business world. We ave been too bus'
of late to write advert sements, but the
good work of placing pupils is still going. on
Twenty or more have been placed since ou
last ad. -was sent out, and our .space is to.
ited to allow ns to list'them here. Fro
n on we hope to keep l'ou posted in wha
w are doing. Write for atalogue of eiite
department to
D. MoLACHLAN Co. Chatham, One.
ASSESSMENT-YSTEM.
L.B.
The Canadian Or
has a iarger Surplus
still larger for each
carried, than any othe
kind in Canada. Suri
521.82; per $r,000. oo of
JJby
Notice is hereby given, that the annual meeting
fo the nomination of candidates for the offices of
Re ve and Couneilhrs for the Township of Tacker
smith, for the next ensuing year, willbe h. Id In
D xon's Hall, in the Village of Brucefield
AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M.,
Oil Monday, December' 26tb, 1898,
And in case m re than the necessary nuns' er of can-
didates are proposed and a poll is necessary, polls -
wi f be opened on
MONDAY, JANUARY 2nd, 1899,
A follows: For polling sub -division No. 1; at Smith's
old sadiery shop, in the Village, of Egrnondv'.11n,
Joseph Weber, deputy returning officer ; for division
51 . 3 ab School. House No. 0 (Brcadfoot's), James
B oadtoot, deputy returning officer ; for division No.
,est School house Na. 2, A. G. Smillie, deputy re-
tt.rning officer ; for division No. 4, at Kyle's Hall,
S1 illiam Sinclair, deputy returning oilloer.
A. G. SMILLIE, Returning Officer.
THE STCLAIR RIVER
SARNIA.ONTARIO.
WINTER term begins Tuesday, Ja tuary
:;i•d, 1899.
SUCCESS awaits all those who take
course at this worthy college.
WRITE for new catalogue.
A. S. N]IMMO, Proprietor.
1615-52
CANCERS
a
N xternal or internal peri�tanently cured without
aprgical operation or caustics, or causing pain.
Write for book on cancers' and` tumors. Numerous
testimonials.
DR. SMITH, Cancer Specialist,
Port, Huron, Michigan.
P. 0. Box, 1048.
1616.52
All the money re
monthly Insurance fe
the Insurance Fund, a
this fund or the intere
from calx be used for a
ever other than the liq
claim certificates. N
be used•for managing 1
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All risks carefully
surely Canadian, we
n foreign countries,
ow death rate. Our c
f last year, and the
.97 for the past ninet
or themselves.
er of B'oresters
per head, and
$1,o0o of risk
r Society of the
les per member
Insurance 520.96
44444
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is placed into
1d portion of
t ac ruing there-
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tidat'on of death
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or further particulars c
era olr.Members of the corder,
ELLIOTT, THOS. WHITE,
iii C.R. Ingersoll. H
R SAVED HER COLT
A PLUCKY MARE'S DEADLY BATTLE
WITH' A PANTHER.
'Fhe Cunning, Daring and Lightning-
lioke Attacks of the Tiger Cat Were
No Matclh For the Iron Shod Heels
of the Brave Merse.
In the little Arpostook camp where I
worked the winter X was 18 years old there
arl�jved an unusual kind- of visitor. It.
wat- nothing .loss than a fine colt. The
mother of this unlboked for visitor was a
- bay mare called Vixen. She had line in-
telligence' and great working qualities,
but she was bad tempered to all but her
master, who thought the world of her.
Just now she was in a worse temper than
Usual, for she thought her foal= ought to
be in more civilived quarters than those
Of the caro stables.
The mar and her baby, however, were
oared for With a `solicitude that should
have softened her, heart. . It was spring
weather, w�arrn in the sun at midday, and
besides the roomy corner of the stable
which had 'been fitted up for my lady's
accommodation tie men had built her a
wide pen in the ys , on the south side of
the stable Wall, *here she could sun hor
offspring at all convenient seasons.
One clay; in the early afternoon, when
the men had -goz c far off to their chop-
ping, the nook ane I found ourselves alone
in oainp. A week or so before this I had
had the misfortune to sink my ax deep
into my left foot. I The out was a bad one,
able
n b
n I
had not bee
accident and since ac d
to walk a step.
I was sitting on a log where the cook
-had placed me When some slight sound
' attracted my attention. Glancing toward
the noise, my' oy naught a glimpse of a
lank, tawny ore tura stealthily creeping
between the trees Ion the outer edge of the
clearing. His belly dragged the snow, so
low did he crouch. He had not seen me,
and he took the, utmost' pains to escape
observation. Ha was ening Vixen and
her foal over the low fence of their pen
and was deciding on the tactics best cal-
culated to give him oolt for supper.
He crept slowly round the clearing un-
observed, as he thought, till he had the
stable between himself and the pen; then
he left his cover. But he had underrated
Vixen's keenness} Her .ye had been upon
him from the flrSt, and the moment he But. That
disappeared frons her view she set up an Mar
excited whinny,iwhioh was intended to At 5 o`oloc
summon help from the camp. great attack.
The cook heard her pall. Without wait- ing momen
ing for. more than a glimpse of the panther long lines of orse
the nook started on the run for the chop- was full of he -ale
ping where the mon were at work. I stirrup. The squad
knew he had gone for his gun, the only ing themsely s out into(gallop las they
one in camp, which Jean Batiste had reached t o =summit of the ridge when
taken with him ;after dinner. they were s
Seeing no help mile from the damp, French le an
he middle of the ana'close
squadrons
few wild
whirling s
were in fl
That
stroke!
to his oavelr�
numerous th
tered. "I ea
fortunate Ti
the battle w
brief, had
charge. Th
vanished, an
heads and w
of a thousaz
innumerable galloping
British cavalry.
Tallard's enter was broken as with the
stroke of a derboti His infantry
was swept ins, is cavalry hurled
into disorde t and his any fairly
out in twa a le wing ell back,
fighting de y, b t his right, the
elite of his my, as opelessly shut up
in Blenheim itself. Al night fell Marl -
his Anes closely round the
bb, with the Queen's regi -
d one avu$o of escape, and a
—one reginient•of which coa-
ts grsiys—guarded the other.
general in c ►mmand of Blam-
ing the situation to be du-
ly abandoned- his men ata►d
his horse `rose the Danube
properly diowned in the at-
nhill.
;elected. Being
:ontract no risks
hus ensuring s
eath rate of 5.44
average rate of
en years, speak
nqnire of any of the
or address
gh Sec'y, Braantford
3RNST OAFTUNO, 5.0., Brantford.
Special Attention
Hotee'shoeing and
General ••Jobl�ing.
oderich stree
BY -
Robert
Devereux
1ACKSMi'rH and
ARRIACE opp.
MAKER Hotel
Seaforth.
AW
—OF T'
OWN of s
FOR
FREE LUNCi-lES FOR EMPLOYEES.
Big Business
of Dona
t
1
Houses 142' a Sundred.
s Daily That Way.
Many rich ,corporations
wn business di triot find
eat their emp o ees to a s1
cal in the ins dle of the
w them to g out and sp ;nd their own
oney for it. !Three of th larger insur-
ance companies, with- big buildings of
their own, sev'cra banks and a great tole-
aph corporatio maintai
lle expense kf tc4hens, dini
aff of servants to provide
In for their el rks.
In the case o the tel.gr
hich feeds about 800 p+
nominal suis is charged,
ce Cost of the food. But
Coe oompanie
t furnished i
aired of the
all not leave
incheon time
e shortened, t
in the down
it cheaper to
ibstantial free
lay than to al-
a
81
e
ti
a
q
It
at consider -
g halls and a
a good lunch-
ph company;
ople a day, it
covering only
ith the insur-
a and the banks everything
roe. The nly•thing ro-
i ployee is hat he br she
i $he buildi g during the
and that t i e usual hour
one-half h ur.
This arrant g1lment is no prompted by
motives of philanthropy .y any Means.
The oorporatibn makes oney by it, in
spite of the range expense involved. Where
several hundr d clerks are employed the
rhanagement de the worksl�g force becomes
f allowed to go
re tQ be a great
ho do not get
hour. The low
ere always ever -
excuse of many
not get waited
h many of the
ink stimulants
oheon ie also a
matter for con -ideration, lout the saving of
e company dur-
hours is the main 'factor.
graph oorp� ration, for In-
tel g in o one-half hour
,loyee very ay is enormous.
Murano oo panics t1I i am-
t obli ed aooept the oom-
oh, but the are very few of
not to -e ad antage o it. A
meal s se ved that would
tar ore than the could
d to s endbut of the build-
ompa
t tin
s1 complioated !question.
out for, lunch, there are st
number of d linquents v
back within he allotted
priced public restaurants
crowded at nolo, and the
of the clerks hat they oa.
upon is a vali one. Wi
mon the temp anon to d
when they go out for lu
�
time to
th
the employee
ing working
With the tel
stance,- the t
from eaoh e
With the
ployees aro
may lunch
them who o
good sour
Dost the cls k
probably a o
ing. As the
$300 worth
afford to be liberal.
1
n
a
les ave from $200 to -
eaih day they can
FALTER
T O. S
E
•
1AF -RTI
898 -
By -Law to provide fo
Publio Library in the Town
Whereas, sixty-eight oleo
Council of the mid Town, p
ment of a Pubiio Library, ur
Ane.
I -Be it, therefore, enac
Connell of the Kid Town, t
the Electors is given to this
be established in this Mu
with the provisions of the P
II.—And be it further en
the Electors be tak• n on t
the 2nd day of January, A.
nine o'clock in the morni
D F
R Al
INSTANT.
)ne Ilnetailat Had Given
born gh ictory.
Marl oro gh launched the
S1owv y at at, bu't:gather-
m a they advanced, the
en Dame on. !The air
ngor of scabbard on
ons even justetretoh-
the estafrliehmont of a
f Seaforth.
petitioned the
the establish-
tblio Libraries
e Municiptf
the assents of
By-law, a Public Library
icipality in accordance
blic Libr ries Act.
cted. that the Votes of
is By -La , on Monday,
1,, 1899, a mmencing at
g, and oo tinning until
five o'clock in the afternoon at the u dermentioned
places. For Polling Sub -D' vision No. 1, at E. Cash's
Store, E. Cash, Deputy -Ret ruing O ser. For Poll.
ing Sub -Division No 2, in he Council Room, Town
Hall, William E li<.tt, D putt' -Rett rning Officer.
And for Polling Suh-divisio No. 8, at O. C. Willson's
Store, 0. C. Willson, Deput.Returning Officer.
III.—That on the AOtb d y of December, !text, at
his ofiiee in the Council Ro.m, .at. 12 g'olook
the Mayor shall -appoint in writing, signed 1
two persons to attend .to th : flnbl summing u
Votes by the, Clark, and on' person to attend
Polling place, on bt half of t • e 'petunia intere
and desirous of promot
By=Law, And a like number
interested in and desirous
this By.Law.
IV.—That the Clerk of th
Mien, shall attend -at the
hour of 19 o'clock, noon, o
A. D., 1899, to sum up ib;
respectively for and 'gains
ors have
eying for
dor the P
ted by ti
at in ccs
Vixen took her colt to
pen and stood with i right under her
nose, while she kept a easeless watch on
all sides. The ort seemed to reals a from
its mother's alarm that there was danger
astir and huddl4d itself pprehensi sly to-
gether: f
Presently round the oorfer of th stable
crept the p nth_er, a tawny shad w, Sat
on the snow, The moment he saw through
the openings of the fence that th. eye of
the mare was upon hien he bouided to
the top of the fence and made oiie bold
spring for his prey, but the mare was no
less lightning swift than Himself. At the
first glimpse of him she had whirled so
that her heels were toward the enemy and
had waited in a crouching attitude -that
one might ha*e taken to indicate the ex-
treme of terror. As the panther sprang
her iron heels met bins with a thud that
forced out of him an involuntary snarling
gasp,' and he fell against the pen fence.
In, an instant he flashed over the fence and
lay down' is ! the snow to recover his
breat'ts.
Instead of making another direct attack
the panther next rose�to the fence, and
thane. sprang i to the roof of the stable,
where he motioned down and gnarled
fiercely.
The colt was still the object of his
heart's desire. The moment he mounted
to the roof Vixen had withdrawn to the
farther edge' of the pen, and now she stood
hunched together with her head turned
backward, so elite let zee movement of her
toe escape her eye
From his superior height the panther
fancied that be could escape her heels and
teach the mare's! back. As he sprang from
' his vantage ground the impetus of his at-
tack was tremendous and almost irresisti-
ble. Vixen almost stood on her head, and
her heels met Min fair in the stomach, so
that he shrieked; under the blow, but the
mere momentuni of kce leap overcame the
resistance of V ' en'S hoofs to the extent
that he reached helti • back and bore the
brave mare to the ground with his de-
scending force. She nimbly recovered her=
self, however, acid shpok him off, and -by
this time the nook oxime running toward
gun000ked, expecting to
at ter throat. But no;
figh� t left in him. He
as • e tried to crawl out
of the pen, and:the took was on the point either side. She next
of Xlnishing hiii(t with a charge of buck -
mouths oft }�1 the recap
shalt, but Vixe intervened. lime women $. Having T
Leaving her o�olt, ails darted forward and she then do bt es went On her way, sa
tors his nook �fleree1y with her powerful fled all h$
st rolled over on his back,that a the{{
y, and as Vixen trampled But jus
her f ont hoofs be doubled little was
daws1 into her neck and once; for,
ng the passing
on behalf of the persons
1 op sing the passage of
e id Municipal Corpor-
.unbil Chamber, at the
the 8rd day of January,
number of Votes given
the By -Lay.
, noon,
y him,
of the
it each
ted in,
of this
D.
NOTICE.—Tho above is
By -Law, which will be to
the Council of Seaforth a
9th day of December, A D
the first publication, there
ing the Votes of the Elee
hour, day said places nam
w
true copy of a proposed
en into eonelderauon by
ter one month from the
, 18 8, being the date of
1, and the- Polls for Mk -
re will be held at the
in the said By -Lay.
LLIAM ELLIOTT, Clerk.
1617-3
the pen with his
Dee the panther
there was 11111,
looked very sic:
itte by iithe' fire of the
ry an artillery. Sit deadly
va the olley that the leading
w nt do n before it, and fora
anI ut-os, under the canopy of
m ke, Marlborough's horsemen
roti confusion.
es the omel t for a ?oounter-
all%►rd sa� it tiled gave the -Word
to oh ge. They were more
to the British, yet they fal-
v an instant," wrote the un-
!lard efts ard, "in which
is gained if "—bis cavalry, in
harged 1Jut it failed to
moment o possible victory
i ore the crest, with bent
nd - -bl wn crests, the gleam
d sw rds and the thunder of
hoofs, name the
thun
nto ru
ed flag
n. 13
berate
borough
village.
went, bl
'cavalry f
misted of
Th. Fran
helm, bel
perate, la
tried to svl•i
and was ver
tempt.—Co
ere
k
ro
c
h
e
0
It is gen
unerringly 1
• best way ie
nests and s
spring- Tlt
under pare
that instino
A friend;
in an open
position in
uncorked.
a matter of
been apprO
She had pie
in the oentN
serve as fa
proceeded t
Wasp's Mistake.
rally euppoeed that instinct
caches bird and insects the
which to bui d their homes or
tiro to prow de for their ff-
e following noident, reoen ly
anal obsery ion, ' will w
is not always infallible:
placed three shall empty vials
sox on a • she f in an upright
close contao , and they ware
A short time, afterward it Was
Surprise to ft d that these bad
slated by a 1 male mud wag.
sed a goodly umber of spiders
r vial, doubt ess intended to
d for her fn urs brood, then
deposit her ggs in those 'en
dosed tightly the
oles with a herd
ished her woi i,
Sa/iv
sati
sue essful, for style, fit, priee an
of t e satisfied feelings of our eu;
us 1 ew customers and a.rettirri of old ones. For the Fall and
Wi iter trail, we will still eontin e to satisfy, and if you want to
ha+e that satisfied feeling you hill; make 'it a point to leave
your order with u� for you> Fall or ',Winter quit and Ove rcoat.
1.i�I,W:NS
zed Cus/oners.
It is our belief
HIGH GRADE
• b
best advertising we can do is to • utuje-
;fy
that the
our customers. In this line of °ad. wri= ii.g we are most 1
1 workmare-hip, .6 say nothing
topers, are • constantly bringing
Leat er .ase
Landsborough
SEAFORTH,
EMPORIUM
WE ATI
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DELIGHTFUL Cr,IGAR
l
_ 'f e Pr end I, ewhoTries it
gat Mak or Every
.1.RATt,RAY°' coIa ONTREAL.
teeth. The be
Dore awing and
him down with
and sank kis
shoulders.
There for a'.
clawed, while
streamed with
been dope or her offeprins
htful mothe could do. •
;hinkof the Mnsationsof those
when they looms into exisb-
hile starving in their sealed
monQent he snarled and cages, the loan plainly see, through the
impenetrable glass ways, the bountiful
the l brave mares neck supply of! `ood which was provided for
loud and the cook sought their use.-=Soientifio American.
a chance for a Ishot. ; But Vixen's plung-
Ings gave hia no opportunity. It was
plain to the nook the the mare would kill
er adversary n a ti `_nuts or two more,
but he dread lest raleanwhile she should
be seriously injured.
With some isgiv ing as to the reception
be might have fliom Vixen himself,
though he was going to her as:ristanoe, he
dropped his gun, drew his long knife and
jumped into tte pee As an opportunity
showed itself a drove the knife with all
his force straight through the beast'!
backbone, dividing the spine, and the
lank carcass s aightened out on the snow.
The brave are stood ever her pilau ad-
versary and blunted triumphantly, and
phureside it plain to the cook that she ap-
preciated his assistance. Then the nook
got water in !hie dishpan and washed her
wounds. Th dressing of thorn he left
for ,her maste t0 see to on his r turn, but
ever afterwar Vixen was as go tie to the
000k as town her owner, `th ugh with
the rest of mankind she w uld have
naught to dos—Youth's Compa ion.
Magistratei The assault you
!tatted on yoUr poor young wif
bretal one. Do you know of
Prisoner— f you do, your ho
brenk up Our boasynki•sn.
MARRIpsGE
'issuLc .7
EAFORTH,
AVID 00111 -
is a most
ny reason
isonf
or, it will
nden Tit -
WITI4ESBES REQUIRED.
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neral in awn ohurch ard, says a writer
over, and fleuit given dust, the green
sod sinoothed. down ova the narrow bed,
the company departed. ut a worthy MBA
remained itehind and aPproaohed the par-
son with. solem false, as though ;for
moral?" Many se ioui reflections have
come to or41 there, nd he ,olergyman ex -
"go. What is it youl, always think?"'
The answer was, "I iiiy• think I'm des-
perate gledd it's no er r4" The incumbent
of that parish was o ifled.
march?" 'asked the o uroh organise.
"The ding m als?" sawed Os fsp
tiler of th bride.
Yes; t e march
the brid processiOn1 1110Y85
aisle. W oh one woul you pre
fro
artily PO
."ithn,yridtffrer, 'nos. in 'he expen ef"
"Thin! lay the one thi 's tit Unseat.'
--(Waage Tribtoae.
orey's C1thirg�
for Youths, B ys and Childre
1
•
woribetimitewilmiwy
W give this fine Watch, Chain &Charm
is
f t selling two doz. packages of Exqui•
s te Perfume at ten cents each Seed
ddress and we forward the 'perfume,
tpaid, and Our Premium List. No
oney require& sell the perfume
ong your friends, return money, and
e send the watch. prepaid. Tills is a 1
g eine American Watch. guaranteed a'
. gee timepiece. Mention this paper.
Samet5 ecielty Co 6o Victoria St.T onto'
LOG$ ATWT.A. NTED1W.
,LJOEFILD
SA
STAVE ILLS.
Any nuraber ot Basswood and Rol Elm Logs, for
which 37 per thousand ,will pa d for flret-clasEi
Fret-clase Nuird and Soft Maple, per thouSand,
Delivered at the Bruoefield Mills,
CUSTOM SAWING
Done on the Shortest notice, and first -clue tijob
CHOPPING
Done Tuesday and Friday of e h week. Done
while you Wait, and first-class work aranteed.
HEMLOCK LUMBE
Any amount of Hemlock ,Lumber,iall usual dna,
kept conger tly on hand,
161 -12 i
Leai
Others 011ow
Yo
try t
will find it
e Seaforth
ST
o your interest too
BE
As 1 m the oldest gro
and , can give you the
of all kinds of new Cur
Prun e, Dates, Figs,
Stale , Corn, Peas, To
Lobs rs, Sardines, Ma
kind f Fish, in fact all
a ver large stook of all
Croo ry and Glasswa
sort nt of Dinner and
10 -pi pe Toilet Sets,
Chin Tea Sets, Lamps
Sets. Flour, Oatmeal,
Mol
vide
No t
Whi
for
be p
at is played whoa A
The bee lace , In Ameirice. tor you or. n en and
tem of Actit FBuSineFn. ii .1.311.in e:31,1114 ye. r. :44',.1 louts
.,;,begin any time. eatn.lry ho Free. l(49.tel er, e. all
ses, and all ot
01. A call is
Wile to show
tited e ---Potato
Beans, and al
hide the highest
er
oli
oo
G. A
VVats
F r and Life Insurance Agent, Ho ses to
nt, Real Estate Agent. Dealer in the
valossia and Wines family and menu -
f attiring Sowing Machines. All kind of
S wing Machines repaired. Charges
moderate.
WOITE AND OODERICH BICYCLES,
Filrst-class who's in Every Respe
62
qS1-011IS 'To
F4rtners' and Others.
Dealers in first-class Furniture of all
kinds, in latest designs. Upholstering
neatly done. We also do picture fram-
ing, and a choice selection of pictures
always on hand. Curtain poles at all
prices, and put up. We aie also
Agents for the New William's Sewing
Machine, best in the market for do-
np-stic use, no travelling agents, no
high prices.
In the Undertaking Department, we buss,
our goods from the best houses in Ontario,
and guarantee satisfaction in every depart-
ment of our work. We have always made
it a point to furnish chairs, and all other re-
quisites for funerals, FREE OF CHARGE.
Prices better than heretofore.
Arterial and cavity embalming done on
scientific principles.
P. S. Night and Sunday calls will be
attended to at Mr. Landsborough's resi-
dence, direetly in the rear of the Dominssn
Bank.
er in Seafohli,
best bargain,
large stook
ants Raisons,
andied Peel,
atoes, Salmon,
keret, and all
kinds of goods
s house. Alto
inds of China,
. A large as -
Tea Sete, also
erry Sets and
andsLernonade
ormeal, Buck -
t, syrups and
kinds o pro.
ted fro all.
s.
Dried 4ples,
ds of Poultry,
ket prices will
LT
SEAFO
Money to loan at 4/ and 5 ptir cent. per annum.
immonsommis
Any amount on Stet -class farm ; and security. Ap-
acto IL. , HAYS, Dominion Bank Bui10..ng, Rea -
1007
Any a
potty, at
paymen
all day
oney to Loan.1
niiiio
mint of money to loan ion tood farm pro.
pa mat. per annum. t ht loans
aside to suit borrower, eatisfae n VAC-
rges low. At offlosi Friday afternoon and
leer
Leatherdale
Landsborough,
SEAFORTH.
SIGN
OF THE
If you want genuine Joliette Grinders
and Joliette Grinder Plates, call at
A. M. CAMPBELL'S, sEAFoRTH,
Second' Dolr North of Dominion Bank.
Plates will t Maple Leaf grinder, also
I..arge line of Implements. Call ancl ex-
amine them before buying elsewhere—It
1614-8
s.
CIRCULAR
SAW
SHINGLES MID LUMBER, FOR SALE.
The' undersigned has for sale, cheap, gni and
second class Pun AND Canes SHINGLES. Also a lot
of Hamnocar tosimm, allkinds. Shingles and lumber
can'be seen at Kippen station. A car load of Pine
and Hemlock Planks Scantlings, etc., just rooeived.
Orders loan be left the station, or with
JAMES COOPFJI,
London B.bad.
Bebtv" After" Vocal Phogilioalin;
The Great English Remscly.
,Sold and recoramended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
forme able medicine discovered. Biz
Weakness, all effects ot isbuse
kages guaranteed to cure ail
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco; Oplum or Stimulants. Mailed on Modell
of prior), otie package_ 0, six, $5. One teitt please,
siz will cure. Tam, phiets free to any address.
SOld in Seaforth Lumsden & druggists.
Sppculators'
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If speculation as a method of making
money interests you, communicate with us
at once, and we will demonstrate ta yen
how large profits can be made in the. stook
market, where, perhaps, yea formerly made
heavy losses. V'Ve give such service ,as en-
titles tts to the patronage of proleasional
speculators, and to those who deal lay cor-
respondence, we extend every means of help
known to WI after years of experience.
Investment Compani,
Prudential Building, Buffalo, N. Y.
16174
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BEFORE USING.
A teaspoonful of Fear's
Condition Powder in his feed
makes all this difference.
AFTER USING.
No wonder that every f
mer who uses it recommen s
it to his neighbor as the best
and cheapest condition pow-
der made. Three pounds for
50c at
FEAR'S DRUG STORE