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The Huron Expositor, 1899-06-23, Page 7� � , ---"--",It""s`ssss", , - I 11 . �- I - I I i i AL , -1 I I I : I '' � 44yo, . : I laW S4 - t -1 - - - I oe,q ; raakt � I Makt , ,I 'Our t�-�nper; log, : , - . . - ge . I I I -. 1 --7 !!Velt, tellor , 1 �. Of YoIliir I - � I I 1. - � '- - � � I . Y fit feet—t � -UXa.L-e:yO -c' cOv(Pr - 11 for.0 ::: t - - - - - - I - I ::: I � 7 . - .. re wor-U, and evt'r I t � . * I - irinic -has been for � �� 11 �, � I I -11 ; days.ot, the lasts. - 3� - I widthst all colors, . � �- 7 I - _ . I � � DU the Soles - I � 'ViA � th I ! it 1IR- L I !t I - . , . I - — I I - , - . . -, � -� t Z . � . � I — .. . . .. -*F - . - �, UPORm. , . . .-..- � - I . - - . I the atik$';eff 01 Short iE .... 9 Unme4tionables. I , with �the young U111h I L trouse a. Who hat - L �0 Ift . mal thrikIdom. Ho rut- .. - M . 1110 &P-pAretit rmmou I . � 4t let abyone suggest, I . cuttis � gg and inst". id and Irteruembersi &L� I ims engaigement,,which, L aittention, 'd I - I .onti inentiol:2ed hthLis' . at "' would have I I sirsOn would hr-ve a - I I re, orniotiorl. it it - ,that one, word 4f, b I masculine mmd , I . I 39 sit & f0x-tier - - — � trier, to . corner discussing t4.� Itch, or the ,,lp,tegt..,� . immie"' is included 14 � . I - L I I . � � , - - ie hear or know �f j, V - : 04 buas,fl who. was o� - L I Zr -� �'S%uch a, thing does L--,� - . . L WiT& I �t should be claned - 11 I . - �� ,s of thej world. No a! ft - k toiiii -- will bO 4t six o'ciddsm, I - 31andl � smiling,st any a -k- . .1 .mtiiip ht o'c � I the romrs overdonN *-,' I thA * L 1. Suf'gest to him . a,s f00( cannot be eoxpedk4- - I ludefi6ite period with* . - . . - � will hint darkly at .I- I xeplyl with calm - . : by b4siness.,, Th&t. .- L --- , � ,a should wilt, and bei - 1� ; I L - I I that I word 'It b �- � � I I � . b Usis expla6,inffig ft�o I 1, 1 - - I I - � . . , . - rso. wa�ting in go�d - r I I --� �- 0, ,s offi6e at *Gheae horu,i -- Z I tak6 him by the but -'- rrrIIY oaTiag ;t , �o the door,L it I . time -� � L I le 11 You were I .. - . . linner1 instead of . 1. � � '. - , i',- : waitAng; I also must P 7-1 �vouldl all women - nee, to � � k.- . i bles�sed, But, porbgpk-.-' , I - `- zied, � by these frequed A. , I ' L "I .�alltyl: and venture to $,V-' .0 the &J, - 11 the cause of � �- w" , . ` � � I - - tranali xed with a haugUy.- .I. -LL -1 that� 1 -men don't go . - 11 * S . k �k t - a t "! 1 ill, it is wonder- ,-- 11 Can tell you about Other � chane,'e to he in a WAI. I - th �� ey learn it in the wa,y -- ,bt. . �. - L iaed t�lrough a -period oV_1 I I . .-I allqde to the sprW � i apr4aand cap we pural I I - , I live - I . dust. With acb�l � L :we dri.6 it. out of corn��,- L'. _ 1. I z - - i , eilinga,� and rub and pol , L L !till wii�begaa to wonder "- - - , - - - i I 4d reirtietory charwomen, '" ,,- TbP whole femiuivel-- old ari,qe betimea, aud a" A . . t of the moth and rdst, i;- . ` Z- - ; but � not so, with the, -7 � � I � ; No ; he comea do" st , I Ill in tbo most comfortalik I I I � his pa er and eat# bb - � a e air of a martyr. So, !� � w how much longer tbk : L It',is adreadful wayfort � le . A;k hirn to hang a I . � � a ca t,et, take dowiL & I I I I few. Aher unimportant - I 11 �� ike natute, and instantly "L I - )uSlueKa engagement "1 an# L I � At noon ho' tak-es lit L . . L and all his friends hm- ' I he i -i ba'ving, and lift --with him ; 'and sympatk . .,- . o.ulhegoes hometa dim- -.: �raimeof mind, quite prr -` lst generally, and the 0- -- 5F I . eanin?', as a. delusion, Ask �- . I eana arriusement toW-- . I .omfortable theory th*�� cienceof any pricks*- -1 the "business" thw- . : en hii; assiatitrice is * �-� - I . I I . � 4 .the peculiarity of.me - .- L ' - Y, aff W(, pass along t�& _.. . I. �fa* L � the Inarber shops. t,- _ - 4 .L be seen in a' , room . . 'I'View of the passers . . . . . . . I .L chair, wrapped in -, Ipome, 811,!h amiale, I L - I L-1: - ' I ther,Lwhile an obli I Kil, , . -- I - I - L - L -by the nos,- and b=.i�,�i t- . � . r ber. ? None. I shOld-,�- I M- . - . � 4- .nified, f might P&Jr in '_1 ttitude, do, we beb4l&- �- � every day of our IWO- f.. . .rwrated, or I am 00- '- . f __ -�! L I er, Adaim, would noyff j... - - -- . I _tio;t_ff L,- - I ,d in r4uch a porst _ # - '. . a , � . .he did the deed in 5010� 1�-' '� I I I -.,-�t ' , I . ! lotheg, also, the WAYS'Af �-�-- � .� Jr they affirm they IIWV ;� I" different an tbesubj6dk - - - - L L ason they receive S W4 4' tating that they. h0t I , , .1 . -mph,s of goods that 20 14, I I I % �L- . 11 q for gent lemart'a WW ' I - , ea?(Iap and if th*y VIA, I. . - I ;�' iip . . the a-forenaid-sainIP10 - " .thing really exolugTo", 'Ir ; . . - . f - i.l.spend as much 000 I . L punlp,g some ugly PieeW 1, , I 'it 4e . diff6relllw -� , fi, east - e I I � � . � , . , e,sdt t e! I poor thin 019 '. V I I- q� h - 0 1 . � ILL 11 '. � I I I . I : � 1 2, - . la f , Very amusIng`0fs*' -- I i. XX �; �heir good L . i � &J,e� , Uf* , . 11 MR, C,l US laugh, tfollo - - - � I I . -0 tJ�.Iitbem so. .... � � * I - - I .-11 � - L . of --Is � 1"dward Charnnetlx I , - -* I t ru A by lightining dut- 4 1 torm, but, fortun.Al . I , LZ I � I ,q illood than the ku - *L- ; .. -4 1 , I_ - 1. t� i - .� I 0, of tile Londa* -A- I ron,a hs, I � r I ,yi kipff, * , ' I - � I . I i"e of a hundred ioow�: .- . - ,q Mavow and Lirw- - I. - - L I t '' L . � hirr ; he 13OP-8 100 . I � L I . L - _ t4ai.i our IV- X F I . I i � i .-� : I L I I I I I � I � tt,i at� prosperous . . � I Gode. - � I I resid'mt of �. LL I 1.1 I - seriously of reur ` - Qpq"f _-- _ L . _! - - , fall ' buving a PrInT --- I life etisier in 10 4'* � -- I an by any MeAnsf _ � '�- , 4 has well earikea 1% tc , e to organize a L. 1. - ; . I '. i � Bruozels last W I � I , at so f at .1 ew I . eting wag - ' LLLLLL - I & , . . r _ . ingham, cout[vu; . I .d I � I Much existe I I . - idL -good work.. I 0 - � its of Brussels I .- : L ; � - - , T I I ; . I - I - . t .1 I i f . I � ----1-- - --- - - - - - 1. I . -- �- - I - L . I - �� --4�77--"-, - I I � . � - - - � � W - ! . � � - � . � � . I � . . 1, . p � I -. � I p ! JUNE 23, 11899: � ---- I — -- . --- I I 1"Vff no= ON i . I flow - . j - Old S I H�c - � . .9% I � . � 100k,5 � � Poor clothes cannot m.qkc � you look old. gven pale cheeks won't do It.. . Your household cares may I be heavy: and disappoint. ments . may be ,deep, but they cannot malt you look - old.. I . I One! thin does it and I never fails. , ,l it is, Impossi . ble to look 'th tbe color of young wl 1� . � I ieventy yeam in your hair. J I I I I . 9 .. D .5 i I - It . 1�. 1.8 . � � , . - I -- I. � � I - � �L, r4 IV I I do VE 41b, 10 rN , i im, � 11 11 I , I ONNONNO&N,; W -C-g " i . . . . - UK W I I I i I I oil I , 1. I I If I. . ! . I i i i 1. � i If ,# i . 11 i ! . I � - -- � . ,��17f-3 I. , i permanently pcct-.�onc3 ti -c F) , , us -A 1,-.") i tell-tale simG cf L -. � , I . according to dlii-�cticas it .'."I I k "i gradually bri.-w-,s back tl:e : - 'I - I i colorofyouth. Atfiiityyour ;-1 I � - . I � hair may IbGk as it did at .11 I ! -ens t!ic hair I I I if : fifteen. It tbick f i! I also; stops it frc.rri f.,Iling 'i 1 out-, and clol,,f!f;,�s ' . ' -t I I from dandrud?.. S, .. ""t 1. V., 0 'J * send ou our book c-, t". z', 1 - v I d Hair and fts D,sc--scs? 11 . t'. The Best ACA -100 rpac, .1 �It you do niot olittin all I lit- bene- It . 11 fits you expected front U -e use -of P the 'Vigor, write tho (iot-Eur-ui)ox!t it. i Probably there iizt somo difflnuli, i -N1 / ,- �,� with your genetral systern willvu r - be caettly removed Ad i , Y Q ATF,R, Lowell, = 0-1- I." ,- , � — Value of Time. Young folks should improve every mo- oment to some valu&Vle purpose. Reverence ithe nam the I , and the worship of God. D�e�ote yo 'a' rimfe, on the Sabbath, t& th duties andui sliness of religion. Live in I constant practice of the duty of pmyer. Che iah a sense of your accounta- bility to God and of your need of the reno- ,vatine influences of His Divine Spirit. For- got il�t the debt of gratitude you owe to your parents. Treat tl�iem whh kindness and respect. Listen diligontly to their coun- sels and admonitions. Accustom yourself to look forward to 6he hour of death, and to contemplate the scenes that will follow. Early consecrate your tir�e and your talents to the services of God and your fellow -men. Youarenow the hope of your parents, I From yon they expect much. 'Make them happy by living lives of religion and sobri, ety, find by preparing to fill their p ace with dignity, when they shall be sleeping ir , the dust. Remember that the eyes; of Goc' are upon you, and that you are not beingi of a day, but are formed and acting for E state of immortality. - . - I � . HOW OLD PEOPLE MAY B I i HEALTHY AND HAPPY. � i � � Paine's Celery_ Compound W* Surely Banish Their Ail - Iments and Troubles. I IT PRESERVES HEALTH ! AND PROLONW8 LIFE i iI I . i The most successful and popular� physic ians of our times are those who con banish the allment and distresses of meni � and wo. � imen, in old age. - I - Three-fourths of all the aches �nd pains tha,� make old age: miserable arisel from re. tar&ed circulation, The slow blood is chok ed:.1with, accumulations of wast6 matters that � t produce rheumatism, ,*neuralgia, I fici4tica and lumbago. Sluggish 1" irculatioE speedily produces digestive .1 turbances, an4 unlooked for complications a. ise that in the, maijority of cases prove - tal to old � i people, i � . Paine's Celery Compound is & precious boon to those' advanced in y6'Irs.. 800 after its use is commenced there:is noticed I I an increase i the blood supply,� which ic � ,%IlIe, ruddy and active in its coursing through the body. The brain becomeE clear, digeStLO is easy and natural, the heart does it 5 ork with regularity, nerve force is acqui r ;d and flesh is built up. if old peo0l desire health and strength I to meet the On ervating and trying weather I of midsummer they should build up at 0110E by the use of PaiDe's Celery Compound. Mr, John Holdawarth, Claremont Street, Tor, onto says . � 64 i Was take,n sick last summer, and waE I in bed for. five I weeks or more, and my physi �cian was attending me all the time. My case was pronounced to be weakness of the � heart and old age, for I am now eeve'rity. eight years old. " I kept getting worse until my recovery was considered hopeless, One of my rela- tives recommended me to use Paine's Celery Compound, which I did with good results, After the 6rot doffe I felt relieved, and aftet a few days I was able to leave rny bed and walk around. I used four bottles, and found your medicine to be a most excellent remedy, as I am now quite well. I hope other mfferers will receive as much benefit as I received." . I ; i — She Got the Autograph. It is only a few weeks ago that a youi)g Woman who lives Isere in town brought back 18ith her from New York a treaf,ure, com- PRed With which the erstwhile apple of her oY`0 is nothing but the merest' bargain e0unter souvenir. It is a volume of Kip- 11119�8 verses, and how it came to be so precious in its owner's sight—well. this is the story of it. She was in New York dur- . Ing Kipling's illness, and, by good fortune, happened to be staying in the very same , . hOte , I. There was just- one thing in all the world ahe wanted, and that one thing wais the Kipling ailtogmph, When it was an.1 nounced that the great young man wasat lastoutheroadto recovery "he couldre- frainnolonger, and she hit upon what seemed to her an especially ingenious meth - I od of obtaining her'end. � She waylaid the Kiplings' maid in the hall, just outside their - doop, one day, and asked her to carry the , 1104 -to Mrs. Kipling, with the request for her- autograph, -It was, of course, Mr. "Kipling's Signature that she really pined fort but she hadn't courage to ask for that, so she hoped her very timidity would hint to� him what ahe weated. The maid Wok . I I . � I - I �, �--., 4V , � I � I I — . � I I I . I ; I � � I � �1, I I . . 1 1 � - I " i i I . . I .W - I I - i . I , V I � I : i , . ,. I � . . , I . ; . i . � I - . . . . . . � . I I I ; , " � I I . . : -,- 0 r- .1, li� - : -1 - .. .- - - i - — 1- , "' -- f�------ - " - � I — - I i - �-:-! — � - - -: 1. '11:73:11.1 I — Ir � ; -1. - , - - -- - . ! .1 - , - ZT , — ;I.- , � . - - - I � , e 47 � 1----11-1- - � - i � ,� — . I I .. � . I . . �� I I � I I I I � � . � I I . I � ; 1. I - � I � I . � i � - I - i'i - '- . I . x I , . , � . I I i � I I I I I 7 . . . . ,i I I . � I I I � . I I � � - ; 4 . I I � .J/ I , . I I I i -.F � � � � I � . i � I I , . , i I i � . I I � . . � � i .1 . - - . 11 I i I . I , i � I �! -1 - - ! . , . � � I I . i . 1 ; I � 7 . . i , I : ., I a - i - - 4 ; I i � I � . ! ' � - I � I i � - 00 I i � . THE HURON EXF 411TO 0 . I � i . i I I � I . . 1-1 . � � I- -11111' 0i � . - - I- I I i . f , � . . - ; . . I I � thebook%ndthe 25icen� piece which the out, Iby me�il an express, and in iaddition to JHE E)RUMIOERIS DREAM. ii M EN �� F MAR . 1� I � Washi gton girl gave vith it, and disap- these again, ar the immenae weekly edi- I --- I I r'; � I d into the Ki 0- tions. I , . - A littl In a little ttei � ,pling's rooms. A m I I . . il President Mc�[irileyillild;.lttleleisuri "re - in alirttoiceInclountry tow I . , Mut later the WasUngton, girl heard liss�e Th Mi ichi � ant crop III, poi 6 for Jt6e, I �br light i eadtng� but is a are I Auden the 84 - a 1 ttle be 4, with a int'sty smen,' therefr)m a I a sl�ie d 'bey i re On I . yerfect gale of lauiliter, in: . %ry of otite, is a dis- � A'rn�n was lying downi � �f the. ne� -spaPers. , I . . lot . , wbich i 4 slight y weak, but uninistakabty cod -raging docuitlent so far e prospects A great bigman, with a reatbigemor0of .!; Joseph laoiter !has by no m ns decide4 I ! . masoulne voice mingled with theAighter forlwheat arelconcerlied. " uring the And he lay on his back, you see, ' ib drop it xe stod'k market, He is a con ripples of feminine merriment. Tho listener past a 1report, " the condi-, And a peacef al look on his face he e, I I a street. . ,wor S,tarib vlsi�or to . fled do�n the hall, where presently! she was doo of,wheat has con ued to decline un -1 For sound usleep was he. I - J ieqont organ Is an Dxpertpoo I - pla;e� discovelredby'the maid, who returned io U41 at the press t time, we have one of thei In his dream what marvIlous tr ps he made, r a- , ; her It I h book. . . � poorest crops of wheat known in the his- What tremi ndous bills he sold I . I � an evening rate] y passes whe 44 i i of And nobddy 'ailed, and every o a paid, �e does not enjoy an after dinner game, . M . Kipling said she was very glad tol of Michigam The extr me" eol( And his orders were as good gold. � I � Joel Cli andler Harris, Georg�als famou to write her name in your book," said the mi..winter reduced it materi%ll in vitality, He smiled a ft smothered a sco afullaugh , e4 I uthor, In eeder and post, is to have an ex maid, " but she didn't know what e mon. exceedingly ' ry days in is f Row drilmmerblo ed � bibit of . . ersey cattle - , War I a' , When his f at the 1`4ris.exposl ey was for." . Ap1ril ware not benienlal -' U lastly, the 6 d he ' j I � � I 9 For lie k e no other had sol half t�on. , � I 11 The money!" gasped the Washington- He"imn fly hae'rifested mani fieldii in such, Of What W i order-book'showed. .. I Senator Clark has just b � At in Paris ian. . . gr"t numbers at the crop is practically He got this Ifter from home one day:' OP9. - rui$ed. I . I "Dear Sir- We've no fitter term � for his W ishington hoiuse, old staine( " W� ty,yies, ma'am," went on the ingeni f 11 . tr - . - ousmad. "Igaveittoher. Wwn%that , To use In yo tr case than! simply to may glass wit dow, once the p operty of thi what y)u wanted me to do?" HE TOOK NAILS. Hencefortl you are one of the firm. I I Countess e,Jauze, for $80, 00. 's Late - in the . day, from the depth of her . - I Amd a glorio is change this made in his Ufff; Sims weves says he lost $400,000 dur � He now-fr(m the road Withdrew. - i'ng his career as a public -Anjer betcaus humiliation, the Washington girl wrote a . it 1w9to All tb e SiLmo to the Nan Who And really s ion got to know hi i wife, humbl note of explanation to' Mrs.Xipling, . Was Treating. he was to o- conscientious to appear on th I . . His son tin his Idaughtiar too. I I , and later still she was invited to 4 iome in . And then he moved from his ol scure 1hit stage unl Dos sure he could d . IndividualitY is lost sight of - In the I . ,o To a house on the avenue, .. Ex -Re resentative . �1,.,s bes . person and meet the Kiplings, wip were cities. It is F wallowed up, as it were, In 4 Ben ble is b � e t�ver the wholly un(xpect;ed the mob. In i 6 village it stands out with Lived swell, was happy, got b thy, and, fat, furnish vall, of the inoney fo the build I honAs of e guileless maid orvant. ou I rprising dis 4notness, The odd charac- R6appcted ind wealthy too. ing of a chapter house for tiie Zeta Ps When he Washington girl examl 4 d her � . But, with a thump, bafig, 'w: iang, . th I runp fraternft3 at the University of'Mlohigan. . ters of the place are -known to everybody, � agalur i . ; � .1 John $ J I book he f ound in it not to I M r i. Kip- an d their q r sayings and doftigs .are The landlc �d stood at the doc r. - I , mart, superintendeiit� of the Chi u7the Iyleaf, told from mouu,h to mouth. I I Alt$ purty �Igh U.Te for that 6:10 train,111 ling's I tame, but,, in one corner to cago aria Northwestern ragWay, was foi " the coveted signature, I I Rudyard E.i pling. " Xn a certain, little town not a great ways Al3id the a 8 dream w a o'er. merly a Olegraph operator �t Hokendau . I � -�mmer . -Washington Post. from Clevolaud bhera are probably as I -New Orleans Picayune. qua, Pa,, He is now reoeiv�ing $16,0001 0 i . . I I , .1 . ) .. � I I many of these peculiar people as any p1we . year. 'I I � I � I : - i� f Perth Items. I � i of i its size can boast. One of them is am OUTWI , TING AN ELEPHANT. � The 11iissian Prince Cantaouzene, whos i i i � -1 13 ., . e London conference will meet in St. aticient man , ho longs for the good old I- f I betroth4 to Miss Julia Grant bas jus -T ttoes that 1ollowed. the war and is a:arrn & Hionter - �Cnowledge been an . o-unoed, has retired to bis Busslai Marys�Dext June. I I -M�tchell's rate of taxation this ��ear is b0liever in t4e Mininol weakness of the 1. of the BeaxtPo Umblito". cstatesib� akepreptarationsfeJortherecep I pi*entfinanc�1alsvotem. Helsarna of On�lytlios& familiar with tl�ie "manners tion bride. ! � . 20 mil, is on the dollar. I 11 . i � I - I co�islderablo �roperity, but nevertheless Is and ustomE 0of the elephant have any q Befor ear Admiral 1�ant� left for Sa -Mr. and Mrs. iDuncan Stew�arto of I I � . I Hampstead, recently elebrated the r silver ecIonomical to an extreme degree. In faoti,, Idea . at a Om ble creature it -really is. Mos a y ng woman asked 4im whethe weddhig. ar ill 111 was Dever nown! to spend a penny that Mass.ve and .0low footed as i 5 looks, It Is he had ever "felt afraid battle." -M v. Thomas Bo b" just didn't go for ome Actual necessity. oapal ile, wheti roused, of feat i that would ;I of y , of Logan, I 'Once, � A�6 answered. "A stray bal ';There is an ther d 1, 0 raised si-fine large ba,r n, 70 x 40 -fee: b, with wL ,4aracter In the town be dillcult for much fleeter animals. Ea- no ked y cigar out of my mouth aw cemen foundation. - ., ho. keeps th village general'store. Ile Pecia Jy is tl Lls the case wit� African ele- there wa 'it another aboard. "I : . � Isia good he d.fellow, who, after a long phan 5s, which I The la � ex -Governor Flower was one -Mirs. Thomas Cc pin, Bon of Mr'. Joseph I . ,, though taller I are general- � I Coppi�, of. Mitcheil!1' has been appointed. course of ba helorhood, finally married. ly lfgbter tb.an their Asia ic brethren. asked by a less successful 11nancier how,to statiori master at Bolleville. In this little own it is -the oustonel for the M05reover, a ustomed for age�s to lead j,w succeed 0i Wall street. "By wov'kini -M6. Wm. Wallace,,% former r0idaut of h b Ide oom to set up the cigars for wildlife a often depending on their harder 4a;n at any other trada or profes ; I nlertrwss an speed of foot for their very the vi inity of Cromarty, died. recently at ' �Mtpbye 'e'ro n gr lating males who drop In sion on 11earth," was the answer. 11BV, � I her home in Michigan. I : I wish him joy. . So the bridegroom in n Loy haye aoquired a skill in, i . '(" t' won't tbht wear you out?" "Not bef 'r "t _ 0 -V handsome new - bell has been placed Ws, instance! had'a box on the eounter, %stics �hlch has occasi�.nall� takOn your tim�.:11 . I I . - ol "IL on thd Lutheran chui ch, Monkton. It was ;I ar4 most of h patrons were regaled from Emil d ele.34ant hunters by ise. I . I I . Mayoz XoIr of Scranton was years alff, : I ik re re - I I a gift �rom Mr. Schade. I �11 I I . in illustr1ition of this fac a journe�ml an tailor in Philadelphia. J04) Pretity soo� the ancient gentleman first minded of v; otory t by On -10 we a 1 -41 valuable cow, elonging to Mr. Thos. ;old f the sports- Ross of #h6 former city needed a workman' .�, the refe to nged in. The gtbrekeeper, men � in Ahi0a. after ele- . AlcLafn, Of Mitche , was ,killed by I d 'and Mr.j �Nioir, being recommended, wa . wou : whc)7�elt fr dly to all the world just phants" an�lihad jHuest Wf1raeSdi'-0?L . nd- train pie other da3 1, 01 I ;offered ilid-acementsto go to Scranton. X�l At then push JI,UD :,en, nfortunately -.1, painful accide t befell Michael Riehl, I � the box towaria the now- eda magni., lcent specin Februar: r last My. Moir was elected chle i of W�irl Creek, on T esday of last week. C�omer- i .. � for him, he �ad only succeed d in slightly executivl) of the city� I I . It - - He 4s saxing wood ith a circular saw for , Have a ci ar, Uncle Jim, " Ile smiling wounding %1 when, infuriat d by the at ! i Henry G. Kittredge, editor of the Tex Pete �Shelleuberger, -when his haud came in ly Sal � � tack, it tur Llpd and obarged lihn. It was conts, r t with the saw, wbi-ch lacerated -[it t� ; Uncle Jim Ilooked at the boxand looked a torrifyhig� sight. With its enormous tile World, Boston, has been appointed as t I I sistant d1trector of textiles for the commis such In extent that his medical aften'dants at the storekpaper. , ears spre out like sails and emitting , sioner g(lineral of the United States to th, found� it necessary to �mp'utate all his fingers 'What's t1iis for?'L--he asked.� shrill notes! of rage, It caim thurlderitig I Paris ex$losition of 1900. Rr. Xittredk, ' I except the little one I i . . The stor kI or slightly blushed. over the gr nd liko a runs way locomao- * �Ed *�'ard Fitzgerald, of , eK ep �he : has longl boen identified with the textil , Nlr. and Mrs. ::Been mwTied. " tive. ", unter f1red anot ier shot, biA . � industri, , es of the United States. I Who? getEn I I ' - I Mite�ell, left on . Tndsd�y of last week, to . Y. ? - missed. is nerve was iihaken, and, Russell Sage is no friond of the camera spend the summer months with a son and 1 :,ye M, " : throwing �o�wn Ills 'Iexprdss`� rifle, he I � . daug ter in Strand county, South "'Dakota. I ,:Anp�ioiz' standin treat, eb?" sought Sa 0 in flight. Noa r at hand was � and very xarely is it that a photographe 1 . X is quick enough to get a snap shot of tl� � i Mr. �itzgerald has been !a resident of A] it- I Yep, " sal��d* the storekeeper. ' a st6� hill �nd to this I e directed his , :P - I chell for about thirty-fo�r years, and this is i The old ni�n picked. up a cigar. steps, for, I e�ng but slightly acquainted � millionaire. As for sitting for a pictur6 ,. � that hasprobably occurred less frequend, I . the fifst holiday he' has ever taken from !"How InuOh did; these seegars cost ye, with the,clh�lbing powers of the elephant, : during tile millionaire's long life thW home! . A[b?" he inq�iired. he,!tho-ught bis pursuer inlgA be -baffled : I I : that of 4ny other equally prominent rna� -Although not unexpected, the death of �: "Oh, replied the storekeeper, "they by the stcep�ess of the aiisocub. in the country. I : Miss,plorenoe G. McKee daughter of Mr. cost me 'bout 4 cents. They're nickel It was a qrrible disappo ntment to flnd I I ) J? � I I � ! - . � S. M4Kee, merchant, of Mitchell, on Tuds- cigars. � . that the elciphant could cli b a hill just : � I li I ; day oV last week, caused profound sorrow. � The old mhn dropped the cigar back in as quickly 3.� the hunter, �n.mble ruilner ' TOWN. TOPICS. � .. The young lady -ff as a sufferer from that fell the box- Tien his gaze wandered around as Ile was. The fugitive, Indeed, would I [! . I � . . I ! destr)yer, cons�mption, for months. The the store. I ; .have soon bcon overtaken if ho bad not I The to rfew bell was rung last nlgh� a I � "othing sensational res4li I . I I I cc well, remains were ta4en to Peterboro for inter- .0,11 he slowly drawled, "ef it's thought of really ingeni us ruse. He 8:30 o'ol)clt. IN I I menti : � all tho same to you, PH take a pound O' knew that elephants nevet run, or even ed. It i as rung; was a .- reepor � it ! I . � - nails. I : i : . o � i 411 I I Walk, down 'a steep ino110% but olways Bulletin. J' 7 : I . . -f- I i : And he got them. -Cleveland Plain crouch dov n, gather their i �.'eet toe.ether, � Taiscellan ous News Notes. : I Abiler() ig getting to be a front po'rc) e Dealer. :; � 1 all well back and slide down. Just as town. gqarly every resident Improve' . ---:+he county council of Essex has- voted I . I I I t e ferocioi is animal had got within a few ment includes a porch. -Abilene (Kano 1 - I : $14,0,00 toward� the establishment of la I . HE ' . . y rds of III , I ore re, wily hunter Reflect . I hbusq of"i efu e. . I , : �OTED FOR,8TONE. 9 ddel)lyftubled and ran',' down the hill �, Thee in antes are selling theirgassi ". I ". � sy has bee � I ' 1 � ' ' P�-rii, haughnes n made nd Fox 9ne of the Moxt Remarkn,- a'gain. I cheaply n Now York that several of th, .e eal , I i ient of the Canadian Pacific Railway. � ble easons iatiL Record. Quick aF a flash .the elephant turned, metropolitan newspapers axe filled with I I ore 8 ,r,.V (illia,m VanHorne will fill, by his own I g7heod e Bolton of Henry couiity tells gathered himself ftogether ind, trumpet- . every day. -Detroit Journal. � . : . d)sire, the po#tion of chairman .of .the this good I tory. '.'Iwas astrong Stone Ing with balled rage, slid own after his Buffa I t I a new unlon'statioi . bmr�. I I . 'T�an," sai Bolton, "when the ex-gov- vActim. The just. time! to , 5 o ihave -, L fe rf ul- to nado swept over the' town . I candidate for governor. One spring, out of the way as th3 great Nast to cost I �', 000, 060, with a waiting room 81 0 New Bichmo d, Wisco6sin, and vicinity el�rnor was1 by 236 feet, that will be the largest in th day while t ebainpaign was at Its hottest cinnel"toboggaiiing" after him, smash ng =I . oi MonIday. A Vast amount of idamage a Demoora from an outlying township ,trees nd s pubs and carrying everyth ng world, How about this, Boston?-Gatdl was done to builiings and. farm property. ; . me. He called Die out from befor It llk6 nit avalancl e. . Then o ice nor Rep)rter-Journal. Abot t 175 persons were k�illed and 400 wereL came to 806i Buffa:o is in a flutter over ari extremel, I : my store "'d took me Into a back alley. moretho liu�ter: dashed to the top of iho ' injur3d. I . I thought " wanted to borrow $5 or ask hill, i hile the elephant, W,iable to s wp - wickedAlidway that it expects to havo a Rev. lVilliam d arden Blaikie, of ' the Pan-Arnerican exposition, and can' I me to -gq I I note. Finally, when he Itself, won 5 pareerIng down to the very I, ( F.31!huerih, Scotland, formerly president of to �c I CC) t" c 1 think ol a suitable name for it. Wily no )resbyterian Alliance, died Satur- got to a ,,, d place, away from the foot, wher, ), apparently feeilLng very Eore call it Hamburg Paraaise'?-Rocheste t , - 1, I .crowd, the Id follow laid down 'his cob and I lisa,, polnted, it ros� and walked I - day. HE was 79 years old. A few days pipe and $a d: wearily bw � k�to � Its native wc ods. -Chu s. -Democr t; ago � he was attacked w , ith paralysis, and , � I All lecause of a blessed.war to th . . � "'Sny,': olton, I can't vote for your � � . � . I i I new r recovered." . In I knife squabble between rival companie nian, Stow.' , �Odd Dionsters. � . `fhe casulties of the United Sbates L . r ; I New Yc rk Is now enjoying 165 cent giaE w . 66 tWhy, nole Billyl" I inquired. In hi lilsh ,coal inine!afev� years Ogo, 7 tro-o )a 2ce the outbreak of hostilities lo nE g Father Knickerbooker will b' a weak ob the Philippines has reached a total of 1,,029. , "'Well, they tell me, The, thaIt Bill a call)us y 11t v 0 ous y �ilckcd a pony! gentlerr. im if he lots the� restore � th . . $tone bo s his wife, beats .-ber twice a with .iis p -n, nife. The vi�cunded anif-pal i Dur ug thie engagement - of Saturday the . I higher I -ate. I v�eek.' I kicke.1 ou 1uriously, ov�rturrling and� � Uni ed States lost two officers killed and 21 1 1 . I" lookod the old man squarely in th(l breaking I soveral safetyi, lamps, The i . men wounded. I j"s � 0 and iiever siniled. and said, `XoW, nake( e foul imes In the!air M0--1VES AND METH�ODS. . -On Sunday, May 28bh, Carl, the second . flai o$ fed th I I . .. . J lly, you Wouldn't vote ajaIDSt a Man . sonof ev. Wmi, Baugh, of Ails% Craig, a I - I . and creat60 n appalling e4,vploslon, w�ich I . forry er astor of Wilton Methodist church, for beatirli, his wife-anq ou. a married wrought h death of eVer a huud ed A Ml asourl girl killed berself beoaus ) y . I � I Ta I rillne's. i her swe 3theart bad gone to the war. died of right's disea8e, -after an illness of 44� too.' . I � eigh � months, in his 18 th year. Deceased The, you don't beat your wife, do . Suil rayo, �shlning through a decaliter Boston clerk, hange, was bor! , A in Walton and was a bright, lov- you?? I I of water oil to the cartridge of a loaded himself with his necktie as tile noose. ab�I ) - I I " 'Whenever she needs It, Uncle Billy." rifle slew !a; sleeping man on a lo ' e yp4th. - � `-NVoll, T didn't think that of you, The. . I . � I u4e Because his mother wouU not let hir W�lter Fairbodru, son of �`ohn. Fair DWI! by'. '14e innocent owner of the rIfle go in sN vimming an Axkansa�l a boy out Ili I I . . . The, I like you, but I can't'voto for your osed crime And throat. - . � 11 I ba r 3, of Georgina township, was killed by . wits arraigned for the supp I 7 I - rhan, Stone'.' . � . lightning Thursday afternoon of last week, Is � was sentoncod to death, on the te8ti Fork d branches of an apple tr6e w� er abDI t 5 o'clock, on J. L. Howard's tarm, i 'So we pirted, and Uncle Billy went nlony of a :slirewd detect.-ve solved he used a; a noose by a Stroudab . 9 (Pa. ' , one mile from Sutton. Fairbairn and How- .back to his home In the back township. . ruystery a:] d. r,cctlrc(l Ills reprieve. � sqiclde� � ar, ard were putting posts under the barn at ! "Three !weeks later the county copven- A Germ q family, seven � n number, ost - the ime. Howard was kudeked down by t1on to sele�t delegates to the statehom- their lives- bV a somewhat u iique &cold( nit. Cha pagne with arsento In it wag -we the phock and stunned. I nating co4yention met In Clinton. The They slepi In one large ap wtinenti lij ht- by ' S Francisco man as ameans of,fiel rst inan il I met on the streets was Uncle dclu'lon" , � - �Mrs. Ray Higgins, a bride of two � ed by gas. I36 -fore retiring t is father hung j -- 01 illy. - I ,his overcoat'Above the gas burner. 1: ur- Her husband wanted� to move, and sb h qip, is dead, and her litisband and young 41WI did not, Thatled a Co necticut Woman t . - I. 6t �re you doing bere today, Uncle .Jgl�t this garine t slipped Lind I brother badly injured as the result of a I ing the n I `1 i 1, 'L illy?' I sisked as the old follow shook ! ,� chivari party given them at their home near �' . fell on thq thp, turning t e gas fullion drink y oison. I I I � � . aands w �thj me. I . FearIng that his w e wo d scold hir Watonga, Oklahoma. The chivari party and so shf�ocatlng the s umbering ,in . . I . I i " 'Why, X� am a dalegatie�-_ftqrri my Own- . for getling bomb late a, new . made Loi wer,6 making deafen* nd one of mates. �- � I I Ing noises, a . . � the � pa,rty, Harry R�ndall, deliberately ihip to, thisl here convention.' i I � ! ii don brl�degroom commi#ed s ;cide. � I 11 'Aod h,ow do you stand on the Stone I i � . . "Ali to see the mooia at i, a 'distance ( poi ted his un at the young couple and ! Dieelelved lb:y 4 T jLread.' I 9 ?I � . I � fireq. ' question now I As we dauie in on a Ig Four train one meter," was the note lof ; by�s Parl Albert Fisher, aged 17, who was em- i I I I Well, T tell you, The. I have 1 been 5iiloid, explaining his inotN8 for death. . I I � . �binkihg a4out what you told me, ana it's froin Delaw � rewe noticed � well barbered I �. . plo3:ed in the country as a farm hand, com- and bighlylscen�e(l"y�ung man of the I I ., � 1, I mit, ed suicide at Galt, Sunday evening, by ;ill right., �'m a married man na, ysel�, and . period" complacentlyadill, Ingaftnepair THE CYN10.1 hanging himself in his mother's barn. J'ain going ito 'Vote for Stone.' i of patent loather shoes which were 6le- i 1� ."And b � I I e I did, I 1, added ,13olton, I I afid to 1 i Yoling Fisber had come to town to spend I vated oil tho sen't In front of him. FID01ly After a man has told you, his troublej � Sunday with his mother'-aud complaineid this day boil eves Stone beat his wife �wicc he espied 4 throad on one'of his shoes, you ki ow more about his k1n' I all (lay of a very pain in 'the - head. D@- a week, fin that's why Stone -got hild -vote and, svizi i it, lie gmitly drew it to him. . i cemed's father committed suicide about " in; tho � Hej* county convention. "�Cain- g� . You will 11nd a loafer leec� attache7d It . - s4s Cit . y JotjrnaL � � Itseellied th be quitellon# sohewound every i ndustrious manor wonaan. , eigl It ears ago by stabbing' himself. I � around it his kid. glo h -4 After get- ' ' . I - � . I An I n st man Is one whoi -admits .. I i � V Tlirty-six buildings comprising almost I ! i thi.-- quiti w1kIlOt Of It he found itwas fagt - 1, � . � bis bal'lon'ec's Is due to old age and not t the entire plant of the Nordlinger-Charlton I W CIN,MPA�Wnlnff WItIN a Fiddlei to his si(e,:and, glancl,pg along his log, 61 kI I Fire Works Company, at Graniteville, . hen a yi�ung man, the late cx-Go�ern- h. discov wed that he had unraveled one 'e , c.' n �s, Ric mond Borough, New York, were blown or Oglesby *orked In the old Macon tav- 8011,711 of I isi�trousers le , whibb. hung in a Evei. . bridegr om. finds an excuse to ri � to Jbits Thursday afternoon of last week, e M�. There he met the lawyers ridin the loose flap.. he I st I V of him lie liad turn, om his wedding jo I u : �rney som ancl the entire fireworks plant practically circuit ;and1formed the acquaintan 0 of Wf I the conductor than r1ginally planned. � . I borrowed tivo p ns i wiled out of existence. About $25,000 JUlge Robbins of Springfield, with hom, Eve y cir6u!S an lays all �his plans o � and was r4roating si e ise toward the � damage. was done to Payne's fi�-,eworks fac- heritudied 1�w-two years. Returni g to smoking car with li6rr r and disgust the ssumptio that the �tpeople &I . . I . tory at Greenfield, Long Island,, by an ex- Decatur, lie pegan practicing in a to U of T)Iajllj,y 4epiicted OIL *8 countenance.- chum s' Eve i c cus man ets rich. ' . I . .i . plo iion. 1, 400.inhabita�pts. He soon became po ular 01ijo Sta e journ I I Aft r the people have, otked then I I I all- I --Major Marchand declares' that with M I peak . On one occasion li( was t I - Be o ddath to raise a prei L,,aber's salvir� 1 ai 6 I I - I sec-eb native allies e couldl have held 11�81��klng a W�lg speech on one side ol the - ; I . he decides that he -can do better blsewhei Retlirfuly- Aud Sleeptnir. Fai'lloda, against the %ritish, 1 and would square, while a Democrat was makii g an 1; � I . ta � 0�1 I )ositlon s . eech on the other side. The ,'Wher aperson. Says he is going to re- and resigms. i 01 hav e under ken to drive them! 'out of the It,w:ould be Interestin � know h . .1. � . tire," said the stateAmat's sniall son, "he 9 � the stri%uge simi I- Democrat was fast getting the. crowd 1 -14 -country. He remarks;: � _ much longer the week sboull,-be, Ini orc I - means h( is' 40111j; bo sl �ep. " . tu(e in the histories of Fas4d& and the when ' Mr. Oglesby, who was an old fash 11NO'lliwasitiliq ins or. "Your father that the men may find the ;3und' Suez canal. " We were first irkl both; now Ioned fiddler andi played as well �s he - , 4;r ui nowhere- in . either." He concludes crypt:- spo I ke, borrowed a fiddle from a mAn in is going o rdtito i f roin copgress, my boy, derwakr ready without fussi g�-Atohisc . I . '', . rip he Globe. , I �. I cal ,y that Frince must pow do siometbing to the crowd a] d began to play. That �roke and If h6l doe�I4't idesiro to� lose his g . s I . I t . I I , !i save herself. � � . . lip the oppoAltion inecting, and the D�mo- will hav� to keep! vvider avfakc than ever." I I I i I -.-- I . tLECTRIC SPARKS.,I: - . rt tbat Howard G 'uld intends ctat, left without an audience, camejover Washii�gton Siiiii. � I � --The repo 0 , � I ; I � f -- � ' hase the lakes of Killarney bag atid joined the crowd that was daii to I � i to 'lure Crossley of Dublin, to "He-coljLtnit:H�lp It. Work of IA714g the cable ,in vancol br h F. W. Oglesby's music. : ; I I , I ver to Panning Wand and It once A.0 L ug t ners, - ., i " That boy of �ndnc,I" id It o�don to interview the Yrish commo ;he angry . � I I )) Hp is anxious to start P, shilling fund to ' * ]Buffalo Bill's Fine Shootixff.i father, " a ust a natural )orn fool. . .tralla 'and Nev� Zealand will begin th make the lakes and islands public property. I Cololiel Cody, better knowlft%s 1, BU i ffalo " Q.f Co.. r e, " ri ib)rte4 It e ,neighbor, and ffumm 6r, it Is sionounced. I He has sent a, thousand shilliiiga to the there wa at III his ton that made the The pnow X�er�st electric Ight dtUs 1184 IhIl " is tons of the finest shots In ihe I I I lord mayor of Dublin, who will1act as trus- N�orid. Oine of his most wd;nderful feats , father want to Olirnb *a fence and go aft- with the usual Vacuum bul') 4nd r - i Post. . . . . 4 tee of the fund. The present !owners, the , was not genorally performed � n p#k, for or him.---� CiIlcag� . the hairlike filament with A short I ry = terial, thereby nat ii - ' refrato-Ito gVMMat 9t6 ndard Insurance Company, refused 935, - th e reason t�at Its failure or sucqess could -1 I . . � I 000 for the p I roperty. ; I not be disceirned at any great distnne I. It It is said that � I a many Welsh villages creasl: 19 the Ight and cheapening th . I I i 71 ' --To give our readeri some faint. idea of consisted 1,4 driving -into awhIte.boArd the y7oW el ao d,1 I he Phurch -are of the ExIoriments have been madela I. the amount, of literature distributed annual- five short, ,-t �1 aaded tacl,-'s ith live suo- Same ag the nn bein� planted when the Frenc i govern ent offlciaU.17ith ne I I ly ;o the intelligent people of this province, . . teleph)ne, which enables persons 001 . I ce�ssive-sho* from a dislanue just short other wa built ! I — verse i vithout putting their m6uthant 01 w a sa,y .that, a retIilrn recently sub, , a low the tacks tc be accurate- I I . � c' ml �o Parliament shovvs that frou'i Jan- enough to So great was Colonel Cody's I :, to the apparatus, the words bef�lug "iDo , rn� te( lyi sighted. rid 260 le Ila the Alps said i -17 audibre in 'any part of the ro�oml I 118tthteo April 30th, a period of four �1( � I us a i skill with t ie,light rifle be used for thim *o be ov f1ve mi in I enath. i . 0 - : � I � � a- -�aytb Toronto morning newspaper" feat that, g,ven favorable It ht, he could ; ; - . I I I I have p id postage on the f Alo weights generally piTform, it six or seven timeis 4 4 Saidlurday, the 3rd !net one of It � HOT�L FIRES. It es . 'I thel parts Bi , of 1)apc.,: The Globe, 363,7)6 1��f �he Ma,il Withou� & : nism.-St. Louis Globe -Demo- 7 : 01iiie, _nta of Wingham, I � and Empire, 200,343. pou2de; the World, . . I 4- ! : of Isaa,,, Irelafio, passed away In his i8� ' . oiat. - eli are oof till the blaze I 1 127,027 pounds. In other words, the Globe, - � � All hot . I f repr . year. Deceased had resided in Win ha . � : I q in the period from Januiry l8t, ,to April . . It To EL FgLet. I - startg.-I Idgewo . (Y J.) News. I for in y yeara. He conducted a �qae I 30th, sent out of Toronto 181 tons 1,796 11W4M ate you sighing or It asked the The Ne !York p an of A I ding utwb8n smith hop thi)re until a fe* years 1 ag ' polluds f newspaper; the Mail and Empire roglatty delaAment of the (I letter of- a hotel is so" r, is thor,rugh = effect- when iling health eompel�ed blin to ,1cea 'a . . tons ! , I I 11 I to 343 pounds, and the World 63 A00i, I I � ive.--Chl, o Tim 5, . his Ila rs. H had been in f e [e 'heal . I I r 1,0 p undo. This, of coarse, is in' addi- st � . " 76proof kotels I" fo; a mber 'of year � -1 s. A wido ap . Zutao No one �W- so iaanj�rsjeo addressm Away W 'Ono ' I I � d . . i to ihe pa re sold in, the city, whi h T of exaWma n 1! family of sons and daud I I I , was the on"Wful repiz-Phisbure � in er�ld. Woll, they --7 1 ! . . r ,� 'to urn i& � IOU. Id I roUstry be as much as those scent EWUIQ1411 9=r11% mom to il, 1% Ulu eta& � lef 0 ! ! 11 ; i I : I I - i I 1 : I i til I— I I � I i I WO i � I I I 1 1 7 ; I I . r I I ; I I I � I 11 . ; i I I I I . . . - � - I I I �i 11 . I � �; . � I * I . � I ! I i . . � . �1- I I � I i . � I � . � % 1. " - I ! ; I I i . I , � � 4 . ;; ! . i � p . I � . � � i . i ' �e tt n i, � I It . I . . I � . I I . � i I � I � I . i ; � II . , I I . � I I ; . : I I : . � ! I . I ! I - . I I i i I I ; , : � . : I . : I � . � I � � ; i � I 0 1 1 ! . I i . I I . I i � i . I � 1 I . I � I I . i I I ! ! � � I : i I I i . .1 . ; � � � I I. -:. -1.1 I .,.- - 1-- � - I -��.1.1---..-.-"---"��,-��----� . . I - I -L--I,..-, I -J ... 1- �-- � -, Ir— ! i � ---� -7------` --'-' . 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COUFORI I U, i : I I I ist I i I �, .� .. ist nguishe� e�erywhere for De � a lipacyi of Fhvou�, Superior Qual, . 1 P�' . , I I I and Nut tive Properties. i , 11 .0 rf I I , S'?ec ally gratef and comfortinp - , I ul I i , . ,, , �, the nervous and dyespeptic. 1: i . i S01d only inj q i u�rter-pound tins, I I i 14helled JA*E& EPPS & CO., $I - qP I 4,finited, Homce' athic Chemists, 4 1 � 1 ou'r. sil � - . , �: I - ti � Coco I. ! � 4 1 1 1.1 � I . . � ".26 . � - . i —* � J)R, �Lo is PLEAF30m! , �WOTLIW SYRUP its the safe tid osteffect arelm ,togivechildre fnr Wo I 0 of Ni. _ k1nd4. , neidof aastor011aftie�- rds ._ ._ . , 9 I m i�t 41n. k is Its awnJat*tic. , I 11 . . [, �. - - I ! . r . � - - - -- -- I � I � � � I - Bi "Yql1sts � �. I . Sho I Id k0ep on han( & 1�)Ole of Hagyard's 7,11ow . I OlLi I is qleau to use and ivill riot soil ths clo Co. Cures uts � land bruises, t4kels out pain and Ilya eirs it, upstil soL% joint* ani wuf0:3leEL 'I � -- - 4, 1 4i 7 1 . ! Pimples on the FWe i � � . I I � :Can al be pemlanentf -'re, 0 by Durdock Mood 151tw . Mr. F- A 11� -naby, erabant Tailor, 4110- �,�, , 'burne,'X S, mys.: 11 Aftgr payin out doctor an � not gidtatin cure , I trig,d B. e� usin t f time tb mpl a all vanished, -and ave l" ,, dmes e.11 I I . : t :1 - --."J.*4N.L....- 91G. MEP, COU0113 ,re ci�t.n the bardeEt to 9 ake off. I I I . Norway Ina . Syru " thougb il'Ures 1he -severest c-oughs, c Ids, Mat.. eas or i�re(thv at.. ! I . �� I 1; I * - � . ' �� 1 path�)r Prophets. I Hq�i, a rheur�atlo so r nows when a sta06 is breyl i�)Jr. Afte 110 tat es M lburn's Rheumatic I Pills . bis v 104ther to castifill, � spoiled . This remedi re,. - 0 1 1 movlei�e,kerry tr ce of R� matism. . �� I I - i � I ; - r �- Lax -Liver Pills hay) ;Ueowe ,the ]affien' fa orite catb� k il, Tbey act wfthdut t6ny'Fgripir3g, purg ng or - i �ed ig for a time cure ba itual . sicki n ng, and If paro conit . I i pation. , 1 1 : I � . I r I ,� I . — I . ; 1� I � i : 1 I! MONP-* TO LOAN. � , � i " '� . I I . , I *tiey t6l loan at 4g and 6 per cent. per stinum. Ab , moun$ on first-cloo fam land security. I Ap- pf " -1 R 8 I HAYS Dominion Bank Building, - Sea- ! 0 1 fortii, - i 1607 1 1 " !, i - . I a �M6 1 : , I I i 17 A big yie�d 2of both � profit and Isatisfaction : will result if 1you plant ! 1111 I I I Theyp,real* sthebest. 1Do not aec A,t an substl- 'tute-bdv 13 but Lmryls. Oold byliffl d .ers. Write for �the-99 �IeA noual-free. I DXFE$R�&0%,W1.d**r, . � ,Ont� �J I I : I I I r . � I � � I 1.1, ! � � ; I . � t i i THE S1 � � �: � ; :, I I � I - I I . V 41, icall �� - � i;: � � . i . I 4 i ; � I I !.I, . 'n I i � i strument -EdIT111 p. U ivi. � - . . I � I S'. I � I I . I �i J . '--� � 1 1 t I i� EiSTMIS 4D; 1873. i� � � T . , � I 9*iag to hard t es, we bave coxi- , chi4. bdl io sell Piano g : ,, � I ,� I j11 . ,; ; - � i I.ce GA atly Red I d Prices. - 110 . I .i . I � I . I . � " Q'Itgans at $ 'an Unwards, and , . 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M 1-4 0 M1 93'- P I ; I 0 i ,0-6 Cr I "I 001 0.d d - : . � 9-4 CD . n 2 *-d ,. I �I = M � - M ,rt. I 1 11 I 1 57 0 p-, - - 1P 1 - I I I I I I , i . I he I I Ooo?�:,$ Cotton Boot Compouim on Is si . e,ei sful . y mied monthly by ove ; � io�W � A di ts. 6 fe, effectual. Ledies as ad . : your 4 rr ig,,dlst or Ci6ok s Cotton RM C44 In ' Take n ) 4 er As all,Mixtures, pills ap k. I I tions Sri ,( .&I gerous. PrIee, No. 1, $1 , C, I -,No,$ 0d.-g,ees#tronger,S8lr 11�1 9 d A raceiidt of orice and two I-eer , , ,u 0 6 In 0. tD y.Windsor. ore 0 'n 1 � th - s. s�NIV2t)'k1d. 13 M11 preeornmended by &' usIble D 'U� caus,". 1 A I I : giow I �, , � I ; I I � i I � I CIS X I and No. 2 -odd In Xtaftft DY IUM06n I . 1 . drU9014im 1, , : I � � � i I I 1 ; I I I � I .1 � I . . I - . � I : � 9 I i I i 4 I, I I - i 1 1 ', � I �. I 1, I : I I . i I . I i t I � � I, - ; i � 11 ! I- �� I I I ; I . !I . I �! . � I � � ': i� . � : . I I � .. : ! .. I . . I I ; . I I � I . ; , � . ; 1; I : I i J " .� : : ,� 1 1 - � , I . ".--ill"�,-�l-l�,.��-1.�'i'l�.�.--,,�.��.-', 1-1 .iW,"""�i"""""""" .i.1 I I; I I � . ; - I i I I � i .� 7i .1 11 I I 11110000111101111-- - 1111111111111111111 � I mgmsI I � 13 IF I; I , i I i .� I STRA?YIER8 . MONAROH and I UNITED EMPIR , � (Weather permitting) will leave WrNDBOR o MO.NDAYS and THURSDAYS at 6 p. rn., and SARNIA on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS At as per sailing lists for 800 PORT ARTHUJIU, POMR� WILLIAM and DULUTh, mitking 41rect oonnections at tboss points for MANIT08A and the NORTHWEST, KOOTENAY. BRITISH COLUMBIA, P"a Coast PoInta and KLONDIKE. I � . Lowest Rates. Choice of Routes. I Best Accommodations. -- CHEAP EXCURSIONS. ' - On ard after let of June, good to rAurn until 31st I - Ciotober. - I For rates and Information apply to G, T. R� town or Station'Agent at Sealorth. JAMFS H. BRATTY, General Manager, Sarnia, Ont. IM -24 1 1 - The Clydesdale Stallion, F I lash Knot Is now standing at his own stable, Mill RoAd, Tuck- eramitil, near Brueefteld, and a limited number of marea will be admitted for service. Owing to an Accident this splendid borse ban not been dt for service hitherto this semr,n, bub Is now sufficiently recovered. I FLAW KNOT was Imported frow Scotlaucl last fall by Mr. Charleb E. mason. He Is a dark browit horse, vill weigh 2,200 pounds in good cionditiort - his sire Is Top Knot` his grand sire Top Gallant, jmJ his Kreat grand sire to Darnley, His dam was dre4 by Flashwood, the full brother of 3fteCIM,or. His , _ grand dam was aired by GarnetCross ; bis tbJrd dm was tired by Empregs. It will tbuo be seen tbat thlo horse has a inombluation of the best blood in Bmte. lano., . � - . - 0. & MASON, Proprietor. , I N. B.—Fersons from a distance sending mares earr ,have good pasture cheap. � . 16444 1 .� The Grandly Bred - Stallion AND GREAT RACE HORSE M c C o r m acq-- k Will stand for the Improvement of stock, during the season of 1899, . —at-- - R, Wilson's Stable$,, . SEAFORTIE1, � T Huron County Breeders' Associatioti. — I lm� � � 10-3 0 D E TF?i I 0 H 8team' Boiler Worb. (ZST"WSH= IM.) - . A. CIFIRYST&L Suowwor to Chryolal & Blae)4 Mannfooturers of all kinds of 8tationary Marine, Upright�& Tabramr ; i i BOILERSi I , Iron Workik .jalt Pana,mo ke Stacks, i3hoet . etc., Ste. Also doiders a Upright and Horizontal fiflido Valvii n&m. Automatic Cini-Oft Zngines a *"oirlty. Ali M of PI and Pa -stung Gondantly on band leftstes Cmisbxlou shortnoVoe. I Works-Oppoofte G. T. R. BUtion. Gdodegd&. Feir over a year we have h6d the ittency for the "to al INDAPO. Our f1mi,eirder was for a quader of a dozes, our IW for Ou ffundnd and Foriy-fosr Ulam worth. GREAT but Money refundod, DON'T BVIT AN IMITATION, bixt Insist on baying nW"O. It your druggW Ue rixt ot it, we ,P411 send it Prepaid. 1,11100 RZIMDY CO., Fropm WNW, 111. or ow Armt& ThIs rApid Increase pmes It In 4i reaWy fkat eve*vae Wbat tries It speaks ilyth of. Yours rersdially, .S : _ 1. V. FE ' , Scif", OuL � - — � I H . . R..JackS . 0 . n� � & SON* ; Diazm ImPoRTmLs or � . Jules Robin, & Co's Brandy, Co France; Jxio. de Kuyper & Son, . land Gin, Rotterdam, Hollan BoothIn Tom Gin, London, Euglan (V Bulloch & Co.'s Scotch Whisky, G . gow, Scotland ; Jamieson's ,ZJ ` . .Whisk ,, Dublin, Ireland ; also Pc and 81'erry Wine from France & Spain, Agents for `W&Ike,es Whisk Ontario ; Royal Distillery and Dav Ale and Pbrter,'Toronto. 4 1 1^ To THE PUBLIL; : I We have opened a retail store connection with our wholesale bu business in the rear of the �new I I minion Bank, in Good's old atam where weviill sell the beit goods . the market at bottom priew. Goo delivered to any part of the toi free, TELEPHONE- It. � 1514-tf � I ---,- -- rhe McMop Mutual Ph Insurmce Compmy. ` FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN I I orywm- I � J, B. We"rif P16iddent, Rippen P. 0. ; Thou Fawer, vioe-presilent, Brucefleld P. 0. ; W.J. Sim Don, flecy-Trow � beaforib P. 0. ; Thomas Rays, luq*dor , of Loom, Sedorth P. 0, � I VIRAM02111 W. G. Bvosdfoiii, fisaforth; JOhD Q. GtIOVO, W "IrgGeorge Dale, Seatorth; Thom" IL Ha' ; ismo Rvam, I 151, �h Imbwood; John Wa flariock ; Thomss Fr"or, Smoeffeld ; John B, I Efta, Kippen-4 J*e# Connolly, Clinton. � "Xaft. Bob*, Smith, F�srlook ; RobL X01UHAVI, 50010ri James cumwlag� rgmondv e; J. W, Yoo, Holm villa P. O.; Jo GovenlOok and John 0, Xbrris I andliors I PutWe deslr�= 60 effed IMMI'Aum Of ift fvi otb*r bitwinale will be PrCMPUY il"45ded *0 PPRICAtion to auk of the above offloom sAdrew9d Wtir riiispeecwvs 0069 083fqw JOHN mof JAMES (YL J()SZPH C. ALM GAE JOHN G. G JOHN Q X DAVID IL WILLUX I CUARMS � RIC"RD � bw,?4 � Meemy for 189% , I . . T Rftve, Winthrop F. 0. . UNI, Councillor, Bewhwood P. 0 LISON, counciligir Winthrov Pla 1, councinor, F,0;AbW7 P. 3. , , counciiler�wjnvwopp. 0. 6N, clat, WItionap. F. 0. - Tramrar, Winthrop .r. U. 11 Amemr. Beachwood P. 0. I 1, colleakeir. sestorw P. 0, :