The Huron Expositor, 1899-07-14, Page 7y v%•-atohed dur-
re. Every She
bon after ieav-
)r.
!ather or work,
tp of the knife -
condemns the'
•
FORT
st-paid, at 50 -
$2.50, by ad
,edicine Co., Bre
in Corea.
Ws Bound Tam*
ef the Coreans ale
ption of the erindy
F- do not eat segue
is of a quality &r
t of the Canadeea es**,
nearly Bo sweet, eel k,
it no particular satee
sanliness. Ries
kt country, and i
of the ceanly.
ked. and then boi
its rice is added wpm*
.portiona of five of%
he latter. The
irment and Ootwarta _
ko dextrine and
ether with plent
ed and the liq
en hours. It be
ind a.hout the etsCisse‘
eker. This forma
andy. By allow:
de cantle° fori
:it is termed
' or white
-a! the black
candy of th
ticke. It in si
of this country,
- Different varieti
red rice, wakinta,
serieswhere thaw
very crude esta
o the accounts o
view of a native es
ng different front an
native house. It *
a. mud floor. Th
cask with an iron
pith a piece of in
"eh is a very dirty
in stone basins
tis impossiblelo
an or not. The -cited
iv shapes, in which ir
he workmen are
he goods. The raaw
ale only. Every mozn
. besieged with
.tock. The latter uiutl.
or seeds they desks•
r fend of their eandy
rge quantities. T
rir confection, lant it
ckble morsel to thegee
..
wening cif lest waihe`
,y wedding took
efuI home of Mr.Jaistt
Rev. George W. line
'dile Ready and. Xe,
>tial knot. The brills
iter of the groom, Ma
tford, and the grooll*
aing, of Ingereoll. ,
McFarlane, of N
'ow escape from seri
ising On the farnaf
' on Monday afternees-
rectien of the buildhsg-
eeteche when a ref*
struok Ma McFarlane
hulders, knooking kke
; to all a distance of
none. down heavily'ea.
sturined for sometime
home.
1.11.1111MillMOMINEMINOMMilitt
pIcss flibfjS
r,ticf, or s
ars it was car&
ilat the caus
hth to look old
• ctarved hair.
have been
t -roper food or
force.
, circulation ifl
zs more poWCf
'suppliessins,
to the ban"
ding to diree4
beginh to
rt a few daYs4
r- It the softness
nd
of- youth a
Tly life returns.
:like our book
[We will g1.41.:
f:t. us!
obtain ali
rexpected
ite the (1009
may be able to
[thing of Vse
ress, Dr. J.
veii Maas.
jtrtY
144 18"
Seaforth FoundrY
AND
Machine Works
Are now in
FULL OPERATION
And will be prepared to do all kinds of
REPAIR WORK
Engines, Rollers and Mill Work a opecialty.
Farmers and Threahers having repairing to do
aillreceive prompt attention.
i
gaping to be favored with a 'call from all the Old
au/foment aud many new ones, . i
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R 0 BT. BELL, Jr.,
PROPRIETOR.
ie4s.tfi
. •
'Notice to 0i -editors. ,
i
xotto is hereby given, that all persons halting any
against the Constance C eese and Butter Manta
bowing Company, are regal red on or before the
.blia day of July, 1899, to Send or deliver to the
t
asealgned LI dator of said ompany, full portion.
hao.of aisles imsand the ee nrity (if aoy), held by
thetn, dale verified by an ffidavit. And , further
take notlea, that after the 2 t day of July, 1,809. the
ungeas ed will proeted o ietribute the assets of
tbe si!d company among th dies entitled thereto,
bving rcuud only to OiAiIII f which he shall-haye
thear
er such _disteibution the
ved notice, and af
awdoraigned will not be re -.p nsible for any alaim of
which he shall not have rece v d notice. Thia notice
is given parauant to the stat Vein that behalf. Dated
saseaferth, this 30th day ofJ ne, 1899. R. 8.1 HAYS,
Anidator of the Conatene Cheeae and; Butter
kanufacturing Company, Belot tth, Ont. 10173
HICH
urn
EMPO
ADE
tue
RIM
Leatherdale
Land borough
SEAFOR H,
Dealers in first-class urniture 3f all
kinds, in latest design Uphols ering
neatly done We also do picture fram-
ing, and a choice sele tion of pi tures
always on hand. _Our ain poles t all
price and and put up. We ale also
(lents for the New illiam's S wing
Machine, best in the market f r do-
mestic use, no trave ling agent no
high prices.
"CrINT3D1R.1.E' G-,
In the Undertaking D
our goods from the best
and guarantee eatisfactio
merit of our work. We
it a point to furnish chai
dikes for funerals,
ricasbetter than hereto ore.
Axterial and cavity e
saientifie principles.
P. Sr Night and Su
attended to at Mr. La
dense, directly in the rear
Bank.
partment,
°uses in, 0
in every
ave always
E4,- and all ot
REE OF
balming d
day mile
dsborough'
of the Do
Leatherd le &
Lands orou
SEAFO TH.
e buy
tario,
epart-
made
er re-
n.
ne on
ill be
resi-
11.7
WITTS 0_
Miss Sarah Louisa Moore, L. C. IL, Acedeu le grad-
uate of London Conservatory of Mug°, is prepared
'termini a, limited number of pupile for instruction
enplane. Walton. Monday a d Thesday; Brussels,
Wednesday and ThUrsday ; Seaforth, Friday and
Saturday. Qualified to prepa e pupils for Principal's
form In the Conservatory of tad°. Apply to
MI S MOORE, Seaforth.
1638-13
'Money te Loan.
Any amount of money to lo.n Ofl good farm pro.
perty,at 5 per, cent. per an um. Straigh loans,
elements masts to suit borro or! satisfaetion guar-
anteed, charges low. At raffia Friday afternoon and
ell day Saturday.
ABNER COSENS
liaDon ld Block, Wingham.
1687
THE SEAFORTH
Musical strument
EMPOR
ESTABLISH D, 1873.
Owing to hard tim
eluded to sell Pianos a
s, we have con -
d Organs it
Greatly Reduced PPI
cos,
Organs at $25 and. upwards, and
Pianos at corresponding prices.
See us before purchasing.
SCOTT BE
Gookts Cod?,tcn
1a succesaf War ion thly over
10,000Ladies. Sa7fe,I.:Taratia I. Lai.i'..aa
Your druggist for C3o! s Cettea Rt et Con: -
',Nod. Take no- other as all M ix tares, pilin and
tra
ons are dangerous.
box, No. 2,10 degrees stro
ter 2. mailed on receipt of
stamps The Cool( coin
larNos. I and 2 aoid arm
hlitponsiblelaruggists in C
Palen, No. 1, f1 pl.r
g•er,*`.3 per br x. No.
rive pnti two zi-cen
may Windec,r. Ont.
ecommended by all
nada.
Ie. 1 and No.2 sold in Sea °nil by Luinaden &
/Nona druggiake,
McLEOD'S
System R
novator
—AND E aElt—
TESTED - R MEDIES.
liTsoine and antidote fer I pure, Weak and Ira-
terlebed Blood, Dyspepsia., leeplessneee, Palpate -
n 01 the Heart, Liver Corr Neuralaia, Loss
of Memory, Bronchitis, Con mption, Gall Stones
IN— Pe: Kinney and Urina y Diseases, St. Vitus
a,auett, Female Inegularieles nd General Debility.
LABORATORY--Goderieh, ljurlo.
J.M. McLEOD, Pro rietor and Manu
facture
Sold by J. S. RoBn
1.60141
TS, Seafortl,
TIMBER W
uigheli cash price paid for
res and white oak,hard and so
and rook elm. Either stumpa
For testate particulars apply
GUS. WAGNER,
Manager to
NTED.
laak ash, wlate ash,
maple, herelook,soft
e or delivered in yard.
the S. L Co., Exeter,
363-2-tf
—Stier -F,1
THE HITliON EXPOSITOR.
C amps and C011
Al ays relieved promptly
r. Fowler's Ext. of Wild
Strawberry.
en ypu are seized with an attack of
Cra ps o dOubled up with Colic, yOu'
wan a remedy you are sure will give ydu
relie and give it quickly, too.
You don't want an untried something
that MAY help you. You want Dr. Fowlerls
Ext ct of Wild Strawberry, which every
one nows will positively cure Cramps and
Colic quickly. Ju$t
a dose or two and you
have ease.
- But now a word f
proof to back up thee
assertions, and we
have it from Mr. John
Hawke, Coldwater,
Ont., who writes!:
"Dr. Fowler's Extra&
of Wild Strawberry
a wonderful cure f r
"Diarrlicea, Crams
and ains hi the stomach. I was a gre t
sufferer until I gave it a trial, but now I
hav perfect comfort."
16
urnitxproitcq.
DISTRICT MATTERS.
he following it ms were intend d
for 1st week, but ere received teo
late.
Hay.
Co Nara —Council met on July 3rd. 11
prese • t. Prevision *is made for the bo
rowi g of funds for cu rent expenses, un il
the axes are comin in. The followi
amouot • wer duly pas ed and ordered
paid ..li He hoefer, drain C. R., $2 18
.V. J edema, lake gravel, $4 • Henry Rup
.
team for gra,er, $3.751; F. Slettler, hauli
tile, I ender, Canada Company sta
H.
ute ab'or, 10.40;e 11., Magel, vvorki
grad r, $11.5 ; A. McCormick, bridge a
work cone ssions 6 and 7, $43 '
•
(rig, bridge concessions 18 and 19, $1
J. A. Willie s & Co,, flour for indigen
$10.6 ; F. W. Hess, printing, 85.75; (
Witn er, rep iring culvert, concession ,
75c ; J. MoD nald, culvert and teaming a d
cede. , '2.75 ; Wm. Coleman, culvert co
cessi n 4 an 1 5, 82; R. Luker, dra n
acresroad, c neessions 4 and 5, $3 ; E .
Troy -r, gray lling, $5 ; Samuel Ranni
lumb r $48.7 ; F. Hess, sr., part salar
$65. Council will meet again- on Neonda
Aug stIth, at 10 o'clock a. m., when r
genii ions of chool trustees must be se t
in.
Hullet-t.
M marmoNrAo.—A very pleasant eve t
took place atithe residence of John Mil s,
Esq. Lowe Iiie, Hullett, cn Wednesda ,
the 5th inst. This was the marriage f
Miss ia , second daughter of Mr. Mil s,
to R v. C.• C. Keine, of Pane River,Ashfiel ,
and ormerly jof G-orrie. Rev. W. Rigsbjy,
of K ncardin , assisted by -Rev. R. J. G r -
butt, L. L. i., of Gorrie, tied the mat i-
moni I bow th the presence of a large ooiln-
pany The bride was attended by her sis-
ter, ¥ise Florence, and John Keine, teacher
at S 'uIt Ste. Marie, and brother of t e
groo4ri, was groomsman. The ceremo
was erformed at 4 o'clock. A very enjo
able 1 time was spent by all. Numero s,
cost1r and useful were the wedding gif0.
A s mptuou -repast was served by the
host ss. 'Re . and Mrs. Keine will go to
theial new cir uit, Bethel, Pine River, afeer
a ho day vis t among relatiees and friends.
The3 begin n erried life und r most faster -
able uspices and their nu ierous frieads
nd prospereus
wioh; them many happy
year.
•
Grey. .
C terane Donnos.—The council of his
towi ship meas a court of tevision on !the
Boyl drain by-law on the 26th ult. The
1
asse sreent o Ira Taylor on the north ,' ,55
acre of lot 3 , concession 12, was redhead
$150 and th amount chaeg,ed againet the
road ., of the unieipality. This being the
only appeal he court was clesed and the
by -1 w finall adopted as reivised and cor-
rec d. At meeting of the council euboe-
que tly held a petition from Dougald Mc -
Tag art and there to have the undeebrush
on t e road llowanee on aide road 4, con-
cessi n 15, c t down to the proper width of
said road, w a considered and the r quest
.gran ed, and Mr. Livingstone was appoint-
ed t have t e work done. In comp iance
with a reque t from John Ross, Isaac Lake
was nstruct d to have a ditch dug on road
in fr nt of lo 24, concession 6. The clerk
was uthoriz d to notify all parties asssepsed
for he . pro osed drainage work, to be
Nl
kno n as th Fraser drain, of the amount
of their asses ment, and it y as determined
that the engi ear's report wi I be read and
considered b the council or the 10th day
of. July next, at 2 o'clock in 1 the afternoon.
After passin numerous a000iunts for town-
ship improv ments the cou cil adjourned
until July 1 th, at 2 o'clock Ip. m.
the
visio
was
Zen
oessi
lot 7
S.,
en te
Kn�
Albe
tere
thee
ed a
ized
was
twee
and
fenc
poin
Cam
John
ray,
Hoo
Ram
The
tend
drai
°outs
Afte
ship
7th
A
Alla
that 1
b
wentand
reue
frigh
wage
Crea,'
Mrs.
Spei
knee
him
wick
more
Spei
Os
over
MeA
ward
•
MOMS.
CRT OF REvfaION ANI COUNCIL. —At
djourned mee ing of tie court of re-
, held on the 26th ul ., John Mills
ntered owner Si lot 12, concession 6 ;
s Lockman entered M, F, lot 1, cote
'1E1
n 2 ; L. J. illiams entered M. F.,
concesslion 2; M. Mageire entered F.
lot 8, conce sion 2; Gilbert Stepheas
ed tens. t Si lot 4, coneession 3; Wm.
entere F. S., Si lot 1:3, concession 3;
a David and erbert Russell each en -
F. S., -"i lot 9, concession 6. With
alterati no t e roll was finally adopt -
d the o urt clesed. The council organ -
or ordi ary business, when Mr. Shaw
lastruct d to eeamine the seleroad he-
lots 2 and 01, in the 4th concession,
ell the timberthereon. The following
-viewer and pound•keepers were ap-
ed, viz. Wiliam Jackson and D. W.
bell, feeee-vi wers ; and James Logen,
Hunte;, Peter Jackson, James Mr -
W. H. ‘ atsoti, James Sharp, William
er, R. loomfield, Thomas Jewitt, A:
ay andi Q. Anderson, pound -keepers.
clerk was instructed to advertise for
re for t e construction of the Garness
' tende n to be opened at the next
11 meeti g on the 7th of August next.
,passin numerous accohnts for town-
orka t e council. adjouened lentil the
f Angus . '
1IDENT. r- Wednei day bf last week,
!Speir, 'th line, n et with an accident
Might 1 ave easil prohed fatal. He
to Belg ave static> i with a load of 20
es of be ed hay an 1 in some way, after
ing the station yard, his team got
ned wed ran away. Part of the
o and rahk were tI rown into Mr. Mc -
field, and the t am was caught by
Davide; at the section house. Mr.
in atterepting to 'imp offstruck his
On the wagon rao , which necessitated
hsing crutches r a time. For as
d a runaway ti e ma vel was that
damage was not d ne. We hope Mr.
will soon be all ri ht.
TITARY.—After a il4ess extending
year, Elizabeth, loved wife of John
thur, 9th line, pa sed away to her re -
on Tuesday afte noon J of last week.
The cause of death Was a general decline.
Deceated's maiden rame was Eliza eth Mul-
hollan1 and her irthplace W118 lillllett.
She, arried to hr now beref partner
25 yea a ago last Apri.. In additi n to the :
husba, d, four daughtera surviv . • . Two ,
brothelra and a sister f Mrs. WA. thur live ,
in Tuclkeremith, a bro her in Hay nd a sis-
ter in linton., The a bjeat of thla entice j
enjoyed the respect p.i d esteem of a large
circle if relatives and riends, and the close
of life was happy an bright. Slae was a
true ife, a, loving me her and a 4arst.class
neiah or, and will be greatly misa d. The
funera took place on Thursday a ternoon,
interment being made t Brussels elemeterly.
Mr. *Arthur and dal ghters are accorded
the sincere sympathy f the community.
Bru eels.
GOO AS 'FAR AS IT GOES. —The iollowing
Tartab 11 and Isbister of Grey an Morris,
gravel ing contracts h ve been let Reeves
on the gravel road no th and south of Brus-
eels iJ 30 job to Willi m Pollard, at COUOM•
sions 16 and 17, at thirty ciente* par yard ;
anot1.r job to the so e person ofl $25, at
cone s ions 14 and 15 at the above price;
James Smith, $40, at coneessibne 9 and 10,
at 33 ents per yard, ind $36 to same at
emcee ion 1, at 35 ce ts per yard; Richard
Miller at conceseioris 2 wad 3, get e a con-
tract 1820 at 281 es. ts per yea,; James
Smith at eoncesdion 4 and 5, $ 5, at 39
cents er yard; and Vatter Youill, $15, at
conces ions' 6 and 7, t 43 cents. The work
will b don‘ forthwit 1. The trouble with
these contracts is hat not half enough
money is expended to do the work Properly,
as is i staneed by th above, where $190 is
made o coyer about li miles of road, a
good s are of it bull in need of r pair. A
road aahine on this road for a flew days
would do a wonderfu amount of 1 good in
cuttin off the sho lders that keeps the
water ram getting a ay, etc. I
• ,
•
. Tuck 2 rsmitti.
Cou-ca,.—The c uncil met a Kyle's
hall, o Tuesday, uly 4th, an .having
taken he required o th, sat as a court of
revisio on the Shep erd creek dra nage by.
law. he appeal of mob Latta, o mer lot
3, con esion 13, as sing too high asessed,
was eu tained, and t e assessthent lowered
$80 ;s peal of Jame; Connor, lot 1, con. 13,
austei ed, lowed $451; appeal of T. . Ey/ e,
lot Is4 2, con, 13,dis lased; Jelin raquair,
lot 4, on. 14, dism seed ; John boLean,
lot 6, on. 13, app al sustained, lowered
$30. ots Ea 2, concesoions 8 and 2, con-
cession 14 were add.). to the list of lands
assesse , at the requoit of the own rs, and
each a stowed $1 for .utlet liability After
closin the court of evision council sat for
genera business. requisition as pre-
sented from; the true ees of school section
No. 14 asking the c uncil to sell $800 of
debent -res to assis them in p ying for
their ew school, ow in the eurse of
erectio 1. Action d ferred until ne t meet-
ing. he most imp rtant busines of the
day w e the letting f the contuse for the
constr ction of the Shepherd dra n. Ten-
ders w ire received f om Messrs. 1 arclay &
Johnsi on, Toronto; Wm. Gaffney & Co.,
Kenni ott, Ontario Joh a J, Moylar, To-
ronto, and Mr. Geo e Oliver, of Loudon.
Mr. Oliver's tender, being the lowest, was
accepted, the contrast. price being $3,320.
As thil amount is a out 20 per cent. lower
than the estimate, he assessment will be
lowered to corres iond. Accounts were
passed amounting te over $400. A special
meeting will be he d at Mr. Chapman's
resideece on July 18 h, at 6 o'clock ip. m.
I
E eter.
NoTEs ee-Principa 1 Boyd, of thel Exeter
public school, left T esday evening' to spend
-the holidays at his home in Belta.at. He
purpoiles returning ere in a fe weeks
with his family, and will take up his resi-
dence a one of Mr. . Fuke'a hon es.—Mr.
Thom4s Russell, of Riverside Farm, Us -
borne, and Mr. Wm Brooks, of ti is place,
who left here some eeks ago for the old
country, with a shipment of cattle
returned home pa Saturday last.
The fchmer parchaaJ number of horough-
bred r'
ite while th re, which an now in
quara tin and wi I be shipped shortly.
' They repot a pleas nt trip.—At the last
.:
meetieg f the to n council a petition
signed by two -third of the owner of real
prope ty On the eas side of Mai street,
from'.Tama street to North st eet, was
presepted, praying the council to ave con-
structed a granolit ic pavement between
Jame d and North at eets, on the at side
of Main street, the orporation to efray 40
per cent. of cost of s me and the other 60
per cent. borne by h e owners of real prop-
erty in front of whi h the said wal is to be
laid. The council a ceded to the zequeet of
the petitioners and tlook the necess ry steps
to have the work cj.rried out, h hen this
walk is completed t will ,matei lally im-
prove the appearan .e of Main 1 street.—The
stage mail route, sv.ich was cut of between
here and DashWood few years ag , is, We
undetatand, t be e -established. Tenders
are to be aske for t once by the Govern-
ment for the lcarrying of Fier ajesty's
mails etween these points, and the stage
will b put on as a on as possib e. Both
Exete and Dashwo d have suffer d much
incon enience since his privilege was cut
off, at1d its re•establ shment will meet with
the a probation of he general public. It
is to le hoped that he former c ntractor,
Mr. . IcIsaac, f Dashwood,I who is
genial obliging and painetaking, nlay again
secure the contract.
14isc llaneo
•
s News N tes.
.;
d
200 to 79,634
—Fcarrie
been
eder in New
South, W
—Thus sidiers have d ed from
yelloce fev .r, at Santiago, and th re are 18
OWE: in th hospital One civilianhas died
from the dhease, an there aie three civil-
ian seipe
—At 3
MoKe4ze,1 a prospe
near 1ruod Mines,
harboxj at Kincardi
He ws waising for
and had fallen aslee
when the boat was
'over the pier into th
very dark J at the
tion has
es by 101
ar four $
ts.
'clock las
Friday morn ng,John
one farmer, who lived
lgoma, fell into the
e and was rowned.
the steamer armona,
He wasawakened
ighted, and wa
harbor basin.
time, and effo
a
Whut yspept cs need is n
ficial dig stolnts but somethin
will pot he r s omach right
will man fa tur its iown dig
fee ts.
Fp twen y y ars now Blu dock
Bloc4 Bi ters h4 been perainently
curih se er caSes of 1yspepji4t and
indi stio it at .ther remedir. wers
powe less to rea h.
Jai e G. Keirstead, C
Kin S Co4, .B , says:
"I suffered ith vspepsia for y ars and
tried overythi g I 'heard qf, hut got no
relic' until I 'O. sk urdock Blood Bitters.
"11only used thr e bottles and n w 1 son
well,' and can ea meat,
which. I dared n t touch
before- without b ing in
great edistresti I always
recomrend W, B. B. Rs
being the best, -.7 for
all stomach dis eve and
as a lapilly me a."
lked out
It was
rts were
•
arti-
that
so it
stive
'Made to rescue him,
The body washecove
relatives at Bruce
ed with, His little
when the accident oc
W88 a resident of Kin
ago, and has relative
—Adolphe Martin
dent of Hall, attemp
the other day, becau
permit him to marry
Adolphe stabbed hi
over the heart, but
—At the Royal A
at Maidstone, the Q
prizes and severed
Prince of Wales w
prizes, and to the D
mendation.
—It has been defin
young Duke of Alba
Victoria, is to suece
Grand Duchy of Sax
the abdication of th
and the renunciation
naught.
— Mr. Nelson Dix
of Age, committed
hanging himself wi
beam in the barn at
Deceased had been
for 20 years. He I
large family. Despo
have been the cause
life.
but without success.
ed at daylight, and his
(nes were comrnunicat-
aughter was with him
erred. Mr. McKenzie
ardine until 18 yeats
living there.
aged 18 years, a resi-
d to commit suicide
e his mother would not
the girl of his choice.
self with a pen knife
ay recover.
ricultural Show, held
een received four first
ther awards. To the
re awarded to fine
ke of York one com-
tely decided that the
Ly, grandson of Queen
d to the throne of the
,Coburg and Gotha, on
Duke of Edinburgh
of the Duke of Con-
n, of Listowel, 60 years
Maisie last week, by
h binder twine to a
he back Of his house.
resident of Listowel
a,ves a widow and a
• dency ia supposed to
1 his taking his own'
—The expenses to the -United States cif
the war with Spain nd the present war in
the Philippines, as shown by the official
treasurY figures, ha e averaged during the
past fiscal year $800, 00 a day, ,or a total of
$283,000,000. To his expense must be
added a large inereas in civil expenditures,
which swells the gra d total chargeable to
maintaining the arm and naval establish-
ments to more than 300,000,000. :
—A compilation s owing Michigan's di-
vorce record has jus been made from the
official returns of the clerks of the various
counties for 1898. reoapitu1atioi shows
that there were a otal of 1,808 ivorces
granted during the y ar, the wife bei g com-
plainent in 1,336 eases and tl e husband in
472. Thisotal does not flc ude 62 degrees
which were granted ut not enterec_ on the
records of the respec ive co rts beeause of
the non-payment of t e requ red fee.
—Rev. J. R. 0 wega, pastor of the
Church of God, Bent n Har or, Michigan,
is nearly distracted ith grieff. His daugh-
ter Stella, a bright gi I of 12 ears, was just
reoovering from an a tack o the ineasles
and the preacher as at ending :to her
want. The doctor had orde ed quinine for
her, and the father g ve his 1aughte what
he supposed to be a d se f c Winne, but the
drug given was not q inioe ut morphine.
The girl died from th effe ts of the drug:
—Francis E. Broo s, a mi chinist at E.
Leonard & Son's fou dry i London, has
been informed that o t i11 alifornia, there
is a fortune of $7,000, 00 va ting for him.
Ilia uncle, Charles P titt , San Francisco
stock broker, died re entl nd made Mr.
Brooks his heir, the repo t says, and the
estate is valued at $7 .000, 001. Mr. Brooks
is about 50 years of a e. 1Hd came to Lon-
don from Ingersoll- i 1898, and was mar-
ried last fall,
=A horrible gra
Madoe, north of Bell
of that village, owne
other morning he stet
which he had just b
some stones on the t
the unfortunate ma
emptied kiln.. He w
in the day, and whe
him he was found wi
off, and when he wa
peeled off his bones.
was only three mont
prominent Orangema
— What might hay
as well as a heavy lo
the timely arrival
at Monkton, the oth
the kiln of tile in t
caught into the woo
got ten minutes star
saved the entire ya
struction as well as
and the cheese facto
poor chance to es
blowing the fire in t
—Sir Charles Tup
of the Conservative
seventy-eighth birth
Amhurst, Nova Scot
r is 1.eported from
James Pringle,
O litne kiln, and the
ted to take out a kiln
rnt. It appears that
p had have way, and.
fdli ioto the partly
not missed till late
seerch was made for
h hip slothing burnt
taken out the flesh
The uafortunate man
s married, and was a
and Freemason.
been 4 conflagration
8, was 1 prevented by
of the men at Messrs.
Barnhardt & McKeneic's briek and tile yard
r day. j A spark from
he coitse of burning,
pile el se by. Had it
nothing would have
a from complete de-
r. 13arnhardt's house,
y would have had a
ape, as the wind WWI
at direction.
er, the veteran leader
party, has passed his
ay.: He was born at
a, oia July 2nd, 1821.
He must have been la ,hard student in his
youth for he appear S to have taken an Arts
course in Acadia Col
gree of M. 1). and th
College of Surgeon
1843, when he was
May, 1855, he was e
Nova Scotia Assem
forty-four years in p
—Miss Louise Uru
man of Kendall,
Peterboro, committe
ege, and he had the de-
diplana of the Royal
from Edinburgh, in
uly 22 years old. In
ected a member of Ile
ly, and he has been
blic life.
erwood, a young wo-
larke tewnsihip, near
suicide by drowning]
at Stony Lake on Fridar night, June 30th.
With a brother and a ais'er Miss Under-
wood had gone up tdStony Lake the previ-
ous Monday. The
Charles Reynolds' co
land, near Boschink.
not been in good hea
from melancholia, a
benefitting her heal
Stony Lake was
night. While her si
into the cottage, M
into the lake, and
water. The deed w
brother, who, with
bot on the lake n
distant.
— The worse stor
northern section o
years, a wept over
about 7 o'clock on
week. It was pres
Then came a terrific wind storrn, followed
by a downpour of rain and hail Many of
ver an inci in diame-
from the northwest,
fences, tore up trees,
ed hundreds of panes
crops to a consider-
uth as the fifteenth
township. The wheat
much of it was head-
ible to estimate the
. Mrs. D. Collison,
line, near the London
evened. A bank barn
o Brownlee, on the
ar Lucan, was also
red lights of glass in
field, were broken;
to in the enterprise
any chimneys were
arty had rented Mr.,
tage at Black Rock Is -
Mise Underwood had'
th, and had suffered;
d it was in the hope of]
h that the outing at
rrariged on the fatal,
ter had left her to go
se Underwood walked
was drowned in deep
LS d ne in View of her
co pa,niori, was in a
t fonr hundred yards
that has visited the
Middlesex county in
Lucan a d vicinity
onday evening of last
ged by stifling heat.
the hailstones were
ter. The storm cam
and ' scattered rail
levelled barna, smas
of glass, and' damage
able extent as far s
concession of London
crop suffered most, a
ed out. It is impos
extent of the damag
living on the Roman
road, had a neW birn
belonging to Wili
fourth concessien,
destroyed. One hen
the Royal hotel, 111g
so were numerous li
office, Lucan, a d
blown over.
LEAPED TO DEAT1
dropped from the cen
lyn bridge on Saterdis
the water. He neve
clear case of suicide.
ROOSEVELT NOT r
Roosevelt has decla
candidate for the p
advised the renomin
Kinley.
DIAMONDS ON HIS
of 109 West 112th
confined in gaol at D
smuggling from Can
diamonds -which he h
The diamonds were f
ankles, wrapped in
GOT ONE THOITSAN
A. -Altmann, clerk in
house at Racine Wis
ceived a silver dollar
that brought him $1,
1804 and very value
a„ few of that dello
Altmann sent the coi
pronounced it genuin
$1,000.4=t,do
An unkno
e span of the
, about 130 f
rose again. I
•
n inan
Brook -
et from
was a
HE RACE.—G vernor
d that he i not a
sidency in 1900, but
Ion of President Mc-
KLES.— mils Bush,
epte Newi York, is
roit on e epicion of
a $20,000 worth of
d in hie posseesion.
nd tied around his
r.
FOR ONE DOLLAR.. —
he leading dry goods
nain, a week ago re-
payment for goods
The c,oia is dated
there being only
nation in existence.
to Chicage, experts
and it was ; sold for
GRANDPA ANO
Grandpa and I are beaus.
Lillian has had hers over a year,
nd Harry has got one and calls her "de
nd mamma has papa, goodness knows,
o there wasn't any for him and me
ntil he thought it out, you see—
,'Little love, let us two be beans,"
Says he.
'Then in his arms he held me tight
While I smoothed his hair, so fine and hie,'
And sang him a little lullaby song, •
And he thought and thought and thoujgbt so:
long—
Till I patted his head
And softly said, •
''You mustn't be. lonestom, riew se hel 4,"
And then a tar rolled down his nose.
Etut grandpa and I are the dearest 'beaus,. 1
—O'Neill Latham in Brooklyn Life.
]SPRUCE GUM HUNTING.. i
The Adventurous Maine Woodeneen
1 Who Carry It On.
Although chewing gum 01 various nds
—pepsin and special dige0tion aids an
be pro tired at every city corner froiJ the
penny slot machines, nothing has ever
taken the place of the genuine spruceeand
it still sells at a high price It can et be
imitated, nor is there any counterfeit
vehichls anything like H. Some o ' the
drugglsts in eastern Maine have con ts
• for spruce gum aggregating thousands of
. dollare. Some of them hav 'staked' gum
hunters and sent them i to the enoods.
Most of the Maine gum nds its Wey to
the city Markets that dei and for con-
sumption the round, red lu ps that llama
with inner fires like the bloedstone. This
choice guns is readily sold by the Maine
wholesalers at $1.50 a pbund.
Gum hunting ha a many lelements like
rubber cutting in the trdpics, the men
burying themselves ia the wild for
months. The expenses [of the hunter are
almost nothing, and the receipts froi his
quest are likely to be la the nature of a
small Klondike Bud. Some tobacco, few
bushels of beans, some coffee, fiour and.
fat meat, with the game he kills, furnish
him bodily fuel for the season, whiLe he
will frequently in a single day secure gum
that will net him $10 in the market. He
is independent, too, with his cano:i, his
snowehoes and his gun. His cano ill
be laid up du ing the winter, but hen,
sl
the riivers open ie will bring down hi in-
ter's finds. H is not likely, bowevif, to
workl any too industriously in gum nt-
ing Jut rather to snake short days ri,nd
fishlalnd hunt the balance of the tim4ti 0.1 A.
r
few days' hard hvork _will furnish 1 a
coz shack in I the deep forest nea he
bank of a streapn, and with wood unl it -
ed 4nd a sharp ax he is not likely tc uf-
ler, and when E storm is on he doe4 laot
lea e his comfoirtable camp.
Phe solitude of the thing would drive
man men mad, but the northern oeds-
man is different from most men. H car-
ries a pack w_th him at all times, even
when hunting so that should 1181 run
acres an old gum scar he can tak ad-
vantage of it without making a other
trip i When - spring opens, he retu ns to
civilization, tough, rugged and ha4d as
acasioned oak, and he may have a p ck of
gum to the value of several, hundred .1o1-
1ars,; but long, long before the next season
the iiioney is all gone, and probably Some
ono will have to "grub stake" him if he is
to gdfor gum again. ,
i
The Canadian Porcupine.
Uncler any and all circumstances hle is
clunhsy. Ungainliness with, him scone to
be a virtue. He can walk, even to gi llop-
ing a bit in a painful, impotent end as -or
to eS4ape insults, but it is merely an ffort
to tern tail against his pursuer, and this
accomplished, he is content to huncili. up
and tall around and over himself and s gh
and moan like a very Falstaff beca e he
can get no -farther. A northern pore pine -
never scorns to have any faith in hi I out-
door surroundings. Catch one up a trfee,
and ten to one he begins to back own
right into your arms if you dare tor eive
him in that fashion. And what a aok
down it is! Tail thrashing from site to
side As if it would cast its owuer boss;
long claws deeply scratching the treo
trunk; snorts and pauses and quill r4t1sa
lugs ts one foot deviously follows th oth-
er, ad as a grand finale a tumble oi two
or t ree feet to the ground, wheie he
floun ers about like a great ball of q ills.
If you catch one on the ground,ant1 his
den among the rooks be not ne hla is
sure to reverse proceedings and ma 0 for
O tree, perhaps the very ono he see •d go
anxious to forsake when you chanoed to
find him in it. Cut him off, and, Most
likely, he will put his head down and,
quillserect, charge for that special tree
with fixed bayonets. It takes a zarp
whack on the nose to turn hipa 11 OT
such conditions. The groan which fol-
lows leech a rebuff is pitiful in its huMan-
like tone of helplessness. — Forest and
The skin of the reindeer is so
ous t the cold that any one ch
such a dress, with the addition of
of ti e saino material, may bear
tensest rigors of an arctic) winter
.TI e largest telescope in exist
not rjake the planet,Mars appe_ar
ger tan the moon does through
alas
EPPS'S COC
th
bl
th
nc
an
GRATEFUL COMP R
n the Surrogate Co t of the
County of Hu n.
In the Estate of James Iiroadf t deceased.
Notice is hereby giver; that' all p on or persons
eying anyelaitri againunot
eestTaute• f James Broad -
f ot, late oftheTowh p i cksmith. in the
Count y of HUCOIE, farmer, wiva died • n or about the
2 Otti day March, 189D, at the friA4 To r ship of Tuck -
o retaitla, are n quired on or before • e 26th day of
JU1Y, A. D. 1899, to send or delive to the under-
ei n d Solicitor for the Executors fa I particulars of
their claim, and the security' held them (if any),
d ly verified by an affidavit. And ftp her take /IO-
U 43, that after the said 25th day of Ju y, the Execu-
tc.reiwill proved to distribatu the e t te among the
p dies entitled thereto, ,having rferc ae only to the
, claims cif which they, shill then have ived notice,
and after such ditributIon, the said Executors will
not be rrponsl I nar creditor for ay part of the
eOate o whoa° alai they 613111 not have received
nettle°. , This natio() a given pursuan t 1 the statute
in'teheauttotore:alf. Date at Seaforth. t s 8rd day of
Elig, A. D. 1899. F. HOLIIIESTED, elicitor for the
1947-s
THOS. .
AW INS
Organist St. Thom% Chu eh, Saab°
.
Orga&-a Phmino Ler a at Itis Music
Block, eatorth, fro.. Friday it a. in
3 lp. m At Brussel the remainde
Trois on,application ,
s' h xpil Cream
The ea,
' Separator
1
th, will give
oom in Scott's
until Monday
of the week.
1645-tf
Has no superioL
and in simplicity
management aod
Ifyouyoruehnetvfi
oe trvyeor
o.1 s
more and better
lege labs> . A a
asking. •Every m
guaranteed to g VC
OF tHE
el
o nst
urability
more cows,
epeetor.
butter,
loge ma
chin
tattle
W.
se
ruc
it
neh.
... •
oob
we put
act on
. 0 I
LL
tial feature,
ion, ease of
as no equal.
it will pay
ou will have
calves and
had for the
in is fully
Al the buyer.
ETTE,
ndesboro.
CIRCULAR
AW
ct)
tl RIMY EST
TRANS C9Y.L.1.1).
STEAMERS
MONARCH and
UNITED EMPIRE
(We ther permitting) will leave WINDSOR on
MONDAYS and -THURSDAYS at p. na, and
and SARNIA on TUESDAYS and ,FRIDAYS at 3
p. WL as per sailing listo for SOO, PORT ARTHUR,
FORT WILLIAM and DULUTH. making direct
Permeations at these points for MaNITOBA and the
NORTHWEST, KOOTENAY. BRITISH COLUMBIA,
Pacific Coast Pointe and KLONDIKE.
Lowest Rates. Choice of Routes.
Best Accommodations.
CHEAP EXCU RS1 ONS.
On and after let of June, good to return until 3Ist
October.
For rates and information apply to G. T. R. town
or Station Aont at Seaforth.
jAmrs E. BRATTY, General Manager, Sarnia, oat.
1640.24
The Clydesdale Stallion,
Flash Knot
Is no's,/ standing his -own stable, Mill Road, Tuckersmith, near Brucefield, and a limited number of
mare a will be admitted for service. 4
Owing to an accident this splendid horse has not
been lit for service hitherto this seascn, but is new
suffirjAcilesnaKNOT
asvewred.
F
imported from Scotland lad
fall by Idr. Charles E. Mason. He to a dark brown
horse, will weigh 2,200 pounds in good condition ;
his gra is Top Knot; his grand site Top Gallant, and
his great grand sire is Darnley. Hie dam was sired
by Ffashwood, the fall brother of MacGregor. Ills
grand dam was sired by Garnet Cross; his third dam
was 41yed by Emprees. It will thus be seen that this
horse has a combination of the best blood in Scot -
0. E. MASON, Proprietor.
.—Persons from a distance sending mares MB
1644-4
1:11:114dve::'
B.—Persons
pasture cheap.
The Grandly Bred
Stallion
AND GREAT RACE HORSE
,McCorma,ck
Willi stand for the Improvement of
tock, during the season of 1899,
—at --
R. Wilson's Stables/
SE.A.FORTA,
Hu on County Breeders' Association.
1636
GODERICH
steam Boiler Work&
; (ESTABLISHED 1880.)
CHRYST A L
Successor to Chrystal & Bleck,
ManufaCturers of all kinds of Stationary
)ktarine, Uptight & Tubular
BOILERS
altiPansonoke Stacks, Sheet Iron Works..
eta., tato.
Alen dealers p Upright and Horizontal Slide Tease
ngines. Automate Cut -Off Engines a specialty. All
see of pipe and pipe -fitting oon*,htly en hood
tatimateel in !shed on shortnotioe.
Works write G. T. R. Stailmej, Gederlak.
. 1
•
/ Por twat a year we have had the agenq for the Weal
INDAP0. Our first order was fors quarter of a doreeta
our teat lo Ose Hundred and Forty-four Didion worth.
Taw MAP'S 4Inda
MUTTERED. '
po
Made a wen
• Nan of
Distinguished everywhere fo DO-
licacy of Flavour, Superior ual- a
ity, and Nutritive Propertiel
Specially grateful and comforti
to the nervous and dyepepti
Sold only in quarter -pound tin
labelled JAMES EPPS & CO ,
Limited, Homceopathic Cherrista,
London, England,
BREAKFAST Sul:TER
El
'EPPS'S L cod0A.
1609-26
•
Passed 15 Worms.
"1 purchased a bottle of Dr. Low's Plemiant, Worm
4V
ga e h er
he !Tamed
RV,
K:1'
Syrup
the me
fifteen
inavag
for my little girl 21 years old, and
dicIne as directed, the result was E
round wonno in five days. biro. B.
, Ont."
BA YARD'S YELLOW OIL is a clean preprtrat;on
to uee, will not stain the skin or soil the clothing.
It reduces swellina, allaya iellro
‘matioo takes out
pain and cures mats, 'burns, bruise, spra'ne caked
breast , sore thro .t, quinsy, etc. Price 25c.
-
B. B. B. Cures Shingleis.
Mr. John W. Lamb, Diligent River, U. ,rites
" I recently had a severe attack of Shinel s, but am
glad to say that two bottlea of Burdock B1 od titters
cured me completely. It le a wooderful etredy for
blood disorders."
Often people cath a worse cold in the flummer
than In the winter. Don't neglect it. Cheek it at
once by ie,ing Dr. Wr o i's Norway Pine Syrup; the
best remedy for all kinds of lung and throat affee.
From Stratford, Ont.
Mr. H. Wilkinson writes that he experichatid great
relief of Muscular Rheumatism from using Iwo boxes
of adiliourn'e Rheumatic Pills. This remedy is a
specific for Rheumatiena Sciatica, Lambs et Neural-
gia and Gout.
If you want to be healthy during the wan)? 'weather
see that your bowels move regularly eve y day. If
they don't, take Laxa-Liver Pills, the t ral taxa-
tAvo, that never gripe*, purge, or sickens.; ....wig
mom eot1dei 1ottu13o eh.
".4
JUST
THE
SEAFOlq
TEA ST
Another car of the bes granulated sugar,
which will be sold at 20 lbs. for $1. Five
lbs. of coffee for $1 •, 11 1b0. green coffee for
St ; 6 lbs. rice for 250; 7 lba, ;cooking figs
for 25c; 4 lbs. prunes or Errie 1 4 packages
cern at -arch, '
arch, 25c • 6 lbs J pel tea for $1 •
6 lbs. green tea for $1; 1 gallon pail mixed
pickles for 60c; 5 lbs. boneless fish for 250;
3 boxes matches for. 250 ; 13 bed cords for
25c; 3 packages mincemeat for 25c; 3 door
mats for 25c; good sound potatoes at 60c a
bushel; 97 piece gilt dinner ' see, regular
price $9, no: $.....7.50 ; 44 piece China tea sets
regular price $7, now $5.50; toilet sets -10,
$8 ; fruit gems—tpv i3,nits e, quarts, half gallons—
a very large stock at right prices.
where. vgi 4;74_
11 and 12 piece sets—from $2 a set up to
A' call is solicited before purchasing else-
& AULT
sEAFouT4.
,
•
IND:fil
THE a
HIND.O REMEDY
TBODIJO 9 TICE ABOVE
ileilUita In 30days. Cures
ell Nerve a Diseases. Failing Maroon'
Paresis, Se.p1aasneu, Nightly Ernie -
s one, eto caused y past a uses, gives
vigor and ize to shrunken organs, and quickly but
surely restores Lost Manhood ill old or young.
Easily carried in vestaloeket. Price $ -00 it Package,
Six for tt5..00 with- a writtengurran1ee to *are or
money refunded. DON'T BUT AN IMITATION, but
basin pn bering INDAPO. If your druggist has not
i.
got it, w will send it prepaid.
HINDOO RELIT CO., Propre. Chkago, 10. or our lresta.
Ibis rap d 1111Cfe/Se pr011ell it fa a remedy that everyoai
Who tries it speaks well of. Yours respedfally,
.1. Y. FEAR, Seaforth, Ont.
11 R. Jackson
& SON*
DrREOT IMPORTERS or
Jules Robin & Co's Brandy, Cognac*
France; jno. de Kuyper it Son, Hol-
land Gin, Rotterdam, Holland;
Booth's Tom Gin, London, England;
Bulloch & Co.'s Scotch Whisky, Glas-
gow, Scotland; Jamieson's Irish
Whisky, Dublin, Ireland ; also Port
cl, Sherry Wine from France and
Spain,. Agents for Walker's Whisky,
Ontario; ; Royal Distillery and Davie'
Ale and Porter, Toronto. Q
To THE PUBLIC
, We have opened a retail store itt
connection with our wholesale brisi-
business in the rear of the new Do-
minion Bank, in Good's old stand,
whore we will sell the best goods in
the 'market at bottom prices. Goods
,
delivered to any part of the tem'
free
TELEPHONE 11. 151i-tf
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY INSURED
1
J. B. McLean, Preeidenk, Kippen P. 0.; Thomas
Fraser, vioe-president, Brucefield P. O. ; W. J. Shan-
non, ifleoy-Treas. Seaforth P. O. • Thomas B.
Ham Inspector ot Losses, Seaforth P. 0,
wasoross.
W. 0. 'Broodiest, Seaforth; John G. Grieve, Win
throp;; George Dale, Seaforth Thomas E. lbsyle
Seaforth ; Janne Evans, Beechwood ; John Watt
Harloak ; Thomas Fraser, Bruoefield ; John B. Me.
Lean, Mapco ; James Connolly, Clinton.
c AEBBTE
Rohl,. Smith, Harlock Rohl, MoMillen, fieB101411 ;
James Cumming Egnoondv e; J. W. Yeo, Holmes.,
vine P. O.; John Govenlook and John C. Morrison,
auditor.
Partials dealrons to effect Ineuranoes Or ill:AB•
tot other business will be promptly attended to oe
ppliestion to any of the above affieera, addressed W
their respective post (Mee&
ftlalirillop Directory for 1899.
, -----
JOHN MORRISON, Reeve, Winthrop P. O.
JAMES O'LAUGHLIN, Counaillo sr Bftehwood P. 0
JOSEPH C. MORRISON, Couneilleir, Winthrop P..0
ALEX. GA.RDINER, Councillor, Leadhury P. Oa
JOHN G. GRIEVE, Councillor, Winthrop P. O.
JOHN Q. MORRISON, Clerk, Winthrop P. O.
DAVID
M. ROSS, Treasurer, Winthrop P. O.
WIL TAM EVENS, Asses/ter, Beachwood P. O.
CHARLES DODDS, Collector, Seidl orth P. O.
RICHARD POLLARD, Sanitary Inspecter, Led -
bury fa 0.