The Huron Expositor, 1900-05-04, Page 71400
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Story..
.b vunetion of
woual erteinly out
tisltina etories. The
e...-.111-8 how LI4 wheel -
tar neighborhood of
i*,11 na brawny! eon-
,. I faenetided to irtiow
a lieu! e ligh.Not a
e forti the tayelifit,
tee,. " Se.0 that bi-
aieliie en, ahead to the
it tile reed. "
e ter h1f ; it is part.
un I er etand. I was
perte became UE1.
1-30t knowing
; nen 1 tecovered my
of el:outing cliatence,"
. It aid still gasping
• get_ up to 1 rnilesaa
et.' h.
REILEA ED.
Disf-ase escapes
tehes by means of
Xhium.y
3 I T eenty yeale
de.oek first
evel arid other
tbet _lay he has
-rrimedietely.
_ ',tete cure,
has been like
le fa, but his sen -
r ety year of pain,
er irtertey trouble,
▪ neer), that I have
ltreiflo„. ithe box Of Dodds
aere* r ra. I have
dle:e reeeivine
NOteee
eefereeit laughter of
e;re f rfl, was married
Ireh, eie-,afer a last week,
aerd, t IP Ian.
(enter, ea:clew:4d meeting
evi-eriet, nureti, London,
eeti evienee el the con-
.tA it ef Mr. Met ;illivray's
rim; entree., his salary
$1,4tie --I. 600, the in.
Thtee ti, st of the year.
keewlf egit 1 this kind-
aseur Fa the cong,rega-
- time %wild be Erevoted
eur h completed.
uew in- neat e hail been re-
- e *Ult.!, opened, three
eleee ▪ i.f bribery in
iattfee, r tr;,, Provincial
a, Milton. last
. fel e en 1 bribed receiv-
s. V.1•If• proven,
,f,si LI14L (;eorge
te. tee ,Jelin Event.,
end H. H.
• &Udy, Evane, Thomas
and s fie a were fined
if, LE, tt 4,1n. three
fl. :3: ;On, $200
tying of
h .-. b1ibee are
tee m eahe and the
t-th A:t. I,tt -tea were
-it vi ere
April lath, at
'r,ttilit Fin M re. James
thif eaddr.en, wtth an-
tt Fior Buffering
Om*e children,
Ftliihut a, an I the other
i.,}ett el t ha . leek ing boys,
te the twoin-
• 0111 tiren are left.
aril:, eta atarS (if age, and
Itt lea= Mr Bradley, who
te Mee. Peter is highly
E who knew her, and the
• ilitilflerierl lay her un-
ha
beeo operating
eine finery farmer was
tt en -I oily tongue(l
r-priectived himself as the
el of eat f le food maritifae-
ilie privilege of leaving a
-1"1 tAITIMilal in catie
ee a. geed one. The un-
Bigned a tegirrionial and
of•i.f. reeiger. In a
(ewe! ni in drove up to
r•Kitgitte.'t from his buggy
pea rra rit of $180, pro--
reeing to t,eke the ettttle
lie farmer' a signature
ining the testimonial,
el her, thie sharper Intuit-
ytt order at the setae
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the Surgeons.
Ifemilton, of
,.o, %free' eitIffering ls
Ftetitia, hei would die
ir tate wart performed ;
with Buckler:tat Arnie%
tt vrorid. Surest lite
A I'1; Seld by I. V.
5orft Exhibit.
Lxpet.;ted happens, the-
grr,uiturt&I implements irit
ger exhibit at the &ter-
ltrwighout the province.
et urera was held at the
onto, on Taeaday, "Plea
rrived at, and it it sub-.
"rgt3 aa well as aloe small -
fie reasons given for thia
hioh will &fleet the T'o-
her exhibitiona, le that
riR is too great in eau1te achieved. It is
a strain rrie.nufaeturer
to exhibit during two-
lorte, and the totel east
re to exhibit at Toronto,
,a, hair beeti computed at
• $11$),()(0,
4Q.
MAY 4, 1900.
THE HMOS EXPOSITOR.
Notice to Or,..ditors.
In the create of Joseph Wild, late of the
Township of Stenlee, in the County of
eat -ice
ffuron, yeoman, cleeeseeed.
ereter Kiven, under chapter 1N, section
s. a , atea oetv to, thq all persons having
ditius, as eredit:4rs o -otherwise, again -it the estate
„id 1,1, wh*, died on the 27th
1
Feltrua*, A. f/.. 1900 are to send in euch
( loofalitEehc':, duly proven, to Valt table Wild, of the To N n-
!'Ilm field postotli and flenrv
1.
011,01uPg,
n°,t1h1011-rf'"own*hip of Goderich, Goderich post•
office, the ex( tutors of the will of the said deceased,
with full part.culars thertof, and a stat meat of
securities, if Any. held liv them, on or before the tet
day of June, A. It.. 1000, and further, take untie°
that the taid executors after the said lst day of
June 1,m prome•I t diA•ibuto the proceeds of the
Jd cltate AMP` fr.:6t tl e partiee entitled there t
hiving regard only to tha elarms of which they Shall
thee have notice, and *11,.% executore shs-11 not be
liable for such procc,(1.i, or any part thereof so dia.
itie
lrt'I o I eriperttIll of oh.iee claims they shall
il
at tho tlme of distributing
b
this 17th day of April,
t(letb lebtotastd,‘:e t°1hi3:idtueliltat
x
A. D, woo. E N LEW Is, t4olieitor for
thi
titers, Ctederich, i68 1.8;
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THE SEAFORTH
So_A:vv-
„ AND .
'Chopping Mills
B. L CLARK
Having purchased frem Mr, Josiah Watson
the Seaforth Saw Mills, has placed in the
rnili
A new and improved Grain
Crusher,
And is prepared to crush grain on the
shortest not, and for 5c a bag.
t:ive Its a trial.
A_RK C40.1.
1686 tf
CAIRNBROGIE
& Muldoon, Propriatore.
ai.a..tas wet leave his own citable, 1 mile south of
Lied, tay, at coon, and go east to Findlay- McIn-
tosh's- fcr Tueeday—North to Robert Doug-
las', Cgre(Bbion IG, Or, y. for noon : the l west to
W.fihnItitee'P. eravti =road, for night,- -Wednesday
-- West to Win. T:41 ,r's, 0 h Collect; ,Inri of Morris,
for lir o: .th( to Queen's II A.A, for night.
Thrinicia To Wm. 1U1, Iluilezr, for nowt ; then
east tr ChristopherMut& cm's, 12th Concession of
MeKt..p, for supper ; then to hl ,4 own stable for
nigl-t, Friday- To John Campbell'', Concession 7,
Mth1p, tcr cool ; then to Charks Dadds' for the
• si,turday •To 1.11 own stable, whe:e he will
resale. toad the following Monday morning.
16 0-2
WILDER LEE.
damea Berry & J. Livingstone, Propirietore.
mi:ty Will 14 foie !1.,4 0 V 1 stable, at Jaiho Li v-
ingi,•-me`a, Staga, and proceed by way of Chisel -
hurt to Scott's 11 AO, Ilensall, for noon ; thence
eouth t ilawkRhaw'it ffotel, Exeter, from 4- to fi
o'cInt ; theme south to Moffatt's If .t.21, Centralia,
for rh. uiSbt. Tu isday—West t Hill's Motel,
Credit, 11, for mar ; then to Marmon's Hotel, Bhipka,
for T:40. Wsdnesday—To Moser's lf ,tt‘l, Dash-
wot,1, noon then to Grein's Hotel, Zurich, for
ni4ht Tharsdav To Blake for noan ; thermal to
Murrm's 'Varna, for the night. Friday By
way et. Parr Line to James Hagan's, Hills Gree t, for
noon; then by way of Kippen to Jame3 13:try's, 4th
Conoeslion, Tuekeromith, for the night. Saturday—
East to , theme to Irk owo stable,
where he w.11 ruiiri uLt.1 the following Monday
mornirg. 10b9-3
THE SEAFORTH
Musical!--= instrumen
EMPORIUM.
ESTABLISHED, 1873.
Owing to hard times, we have con-
cluded to sell:Pianos and Organs at.
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Organs at $25 and upwards, and
Pianos at corresponding prices.
See us before purchasing.
SCOTT BE OS,
Give a Youth
Resolution and a course
Buiiness and ' Shorthand
the
----A
in
at
and who shall place limits..to
his career. Catalogue f0e.
J. W. WESTERVELT,
Principal.
The McKillop Mutual kin
Insurance Company.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOYi/fa
PROPERTY ONLY INSURED
OVF1014%1I.
J. B. McLean, President, Kipper' P. 0. ; Thomas
Fraser, vice-president, f3rneefield P. 0. '” Thomas E.
Have, fisoy-Treas. fleafortb P. 0. : W. 0. Broad
foot, Inspector of Loseee, Seatorth P. 0.
muscrrorts.
W.0. Broadfool, Seaforth ; John 0. Grieve, WI
throp ; George Dale, Pealorth ; John Benneweis,
:Dublin ; James Evans, Peeohwood ; -John Watt,
Hs.rlock ; Thomas rraser, Brueeileld '• John B. Mo
Lean, Kippen ; James Connolly, Clinton.
mestere.
Robt. Smith, Harlook ; Robb. McMillan, Seatorth ;
James Cumming Eigmoaclv e •, J. W. Yeo'Holmes.
villa 0,; George hInrdio and John C. Morrison,
Auditors
Parties desiroue to effect Insruanoes or brume
*et other business will be promptly Ilit5ndod to of
pplication to Idly Of the above ofteerie, addressed tr
they respective post offfons
H. R. Jackson
& SON.
.Thitiaar ImeranTens or
Julea Robin & Go's Brandy, C gnao,
France; Jno. de Kuyper & on Hol-
land Gin, Rotterdam,Holland ;
Booth's Tom Gin, London, England;
Bulloch At Co.'s Scotch Whisky Glaa-
gow, Scotland ; Jarnieson's Irath
Whielry, Dublin, Ireland ; ale° Port
and Sherry Wine from France and
Spain, Agents for Walker's Whisk,"
Ontario ; Royal Distillery- and Davi,'
Ale and Porter, Toronto-.
To THE PUBLIC:
We have opened a. retail- store in
eenneetiou with our wholcoale bled-
but:di:wee in the rear of he ueiv Do-
minion Bank, in Good's old tand,
where we will Bell the best goods in
the market at bottom prices. Goode
delivered- to any part of the town
free,
TELEPHONE II. 151ie41
Many a- school-
_
girl is Said to
be lazy and
shiftless
when she
doesn't deserve
the least - bit of it.
She can't study, easily
fs at,lecp, is nervous
and tired ail the time.
wilf.t can ,you ex -
13 being
I. -d impure blood
hr. -r v.::eic System is
'::in poisoning.
Such irs are wonder7
fully helped and greatly
(.:‘..;u7ged, by taking -
'
! •.%
11
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Hundreds of thbusands
of schoolgirls have. taken
it c;urinfr, the past 50 years.
i'ffiafty of these girls now
have homes of their own.
They remember what
creel them, and now
thy aivc the same medi-
Cillet0 theirown children.
Ye.? can ;•.ifford to trust a
-• -,arilla that has been
• for half a century.
. a Mlle. All drugglMs.
J. your bowels are consti:-
talk Ayer's Pills. You
02.1'1' hay:, enod health unless
Leve daily action of the
t 21; cif. a box.
e tee: fe .1) 's Pills cured my
Lit. (*Alu)Wna,
13atli,N: Y.
tileatee etato 0..enefier.
7.•,•, .1t 111.(,•tii V111111. {vhsttever
ova', ..''7*iI dt lee you
.1. 1. :Vst.n 111A1 the doctor
: Y(-1 V.:11 I n prompt re-
: : "•;• : er A.,:•tteNs,
.'. C. !7,1"Ipls.
in the South African campaign, and the
story to the effect that when Colonel Keke-
wichiheliographed from Kimberley that he
had trouble with Cecil Rhodes, and Kit-
chener signalled back, " Put him in a cell,"
is fully believed and regarded as highly
characteristic of Kitcheners' iron hand.—
San Francisco Call.
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Staffa.
Ora Selma, --The following is the stand-
ing of the pupils of the school in section
No. 4, Hibbert, of which Mr. Thomas
Courlav is the efficient teacher, at the East-
er examinations : Public school leaving.—
Maria Da a is, 512. Entrance class, --Wil-
liam Morris, 591 ; Francis Eberhart, 551 ;
William McIver. 420 ; Lizzie Morrison,
283. Junior 4th,—Euphemis Hamilton,
416 ; Peter McIver, 412 ; Joseph Connolly,
359. Senior 3rd,—William Morrison, 505 ;
James Connolly,- 227 ; Jennie Hamilton,
504 ; WilIim Connolly, 175. Junior 3rd,
—Lucinda, Drake, 444 ; Stewart Hamilton,
443 ; David Davis, 393 ; Agnes Morris,
381 ; Percy Smale, 348 ; Francis Connolly,
322 ; Julia Gormley, 300.
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Insects That G -et Drunk.
Yes, bumble bees, flies, butterflies and
beetleare habitual drunkards, if the state-
ments of a pertain Dr. Weir are to bo % be-
lieved. 'He found that in some of the south-
ern states these insects alighted on certain
plants (Kosmos diversifolious and Kosmos
bipannatus), drink heartily from the calixes
of the blossoms, fall prostrate to the ground
and after a while rise into the air and fly
around like mad, just as drunken men
would do if they could fly.
Dr. Weir then eellected the pelen of these
plants, half a teaspoonful, to see whether it
would affect a man in the same way. He
swallowed this, and after 15 minutes found
that his pulse beat feeler and there was a
slight rise in the temperature of his body.
Then he gathered the blossoms, distilled
them in water, and administered a hypo•
aermic injection in his left arm. Almost
immediately the pulse was accelerated and
after a half hour he felt decidedly dizzy.
By this observation of the insecte Dr. Weir
was led to the discovery of an aetherizieg
oil in theee plants, affecting man and insect
alike.—Philadelphia Enquirer.
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WORMS cannot exist either In children or adults
when DR, LOW'S WORM SYRUP is used. 25e. All
dealers, ' -
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How They Say Good -Bye.
The/York will solemnly cross hands upon
hie breast, and make a profound obeisance
when he bids you farewell.
The genial Jap will take his slipper off as
you depart, and say with a smile : "You
are going to leave my despicable house in
your honorable journeying—I regard thee !"
In the Philippines the parting benediction
iS bestowed in the form of rubbing one's
friend's face with one'a hand.
The German " lobe wohl " ia not particul-
arly sympathetic in ita sound, but, it is less
embarrarioing to those it speeds than the
Sale of Old Wines. Hindooar performance, who, when you go
An auction sale of old wines occurred in from him, falls in the duet at your feet.
New York on Tuesday forenoon, old sherries The Fiji Islanders cross two red feathers.
aed Madeiraa belonging to the estate of The natives of New Guinea exchange °Iwo -
Eugene Ketaltas, and which had been in his late. The Burmese bend low and say " Hib
private cellar since 109. It was said that 1 -Jib !"
same of the wines were more than one bun- The " Auf widersehen " of the Austrians
dred years old. The prices secured, as given is the moat, felling expression of farewell,
in the New York papers, seem abaurdly The Cuban would consider his good -by
email for such excellent, old tipple as was anything but a cordial one unless he was
disposed of. Thirty•two Potties of Ferdin• given a good cigar. The South Sea Nand -
and sherry, said to be the very last of a cele- ere rattle each other's whale teeth neck.
brated Montillo wine, brotaghq5,per bottle, lace.
a. The Sioux and Blackfoot will at parting
ht from $1.75 dig their spears in the -earth, as a sign of
fid d t I This is the
divided among three purchase
The other old sherries b)rou
to $2.75 per bottae.
The Madeiras brought
Elven bottles of the vietag
for $,5 per bottle. Some ver
not dated, 116 bottles in alto
ranging from $2 50 to P,
bottles of Old Gordon Medd.
$3.
The most eager bidding o
over eleven bottles of old BI
Water" aladeria. This wine
"of the old style of the
having been made probably in
It was bought by James A. M
York, for $8 50 a bottle. Som
of Bao, of which there wer
bottles, brought $10,25 a b
bottles of old Gibbs brandy
bottle. About, two-thirds of
purchased by dealers.
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To Cure a Cold in
Take Laxative Bromo Qu
All druggista refund the mon
cure. •25a. W. Grove's s
each box.
con enee an mu ua esteem.
Etter prices. origin of the term, " burying th,e torna-
of 1828 sold hawk."
old Madeira In the islands in the straits of the sound
.ent we- prices the natives at your going will stoop down
•nd seventeen and clasp your foot.
were sold at
the sale was
e Seal " Rain
was deacribed
The Russian form of parting ealutiation is
brief, consieting of the single word " prate
chal," said to sound tike a sneeze.
The Otaheite islander will twist the end
of the departing guest's robe, and then
last century, solemnly shake his own hanis three times.
1740 or 1750." •
ntant, of New FOR iuternal or external use HAGYARD'S YEL.
peach brandy
but thirteen
ttle, and two
i -ought $6.60 a
he wines were
e Day.
nine Tablets.
y if it fails to
ignature is on
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Seventeen Years of Torture.
"1 had a bad cough for se enteen years,"
writes Mrs. Samuel Hamilton, of Lawn -
or medicine
ville, Tenn. " No doctor
could cure it until one year
use Dr. King's New Discover
tion, which did me more goo
medicines I ever ulied. It is
sure for stubborn Coughs, Co
and Lung troubles." Positii
gumption, Pneumonia, Gri
Asthma, Hay Fever and Or
and $1.00 Guaranteed. T
at I. V. Fear's drug store.
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W01801ey i td Go.
It is not generally known 'n this country
go I began to
for Consump
than all other
truly a grand
ds and Throat
ely cures Con-
, Bronehit it,
up. Price 50e
ial bottles free
that, the term of office of Lor
commander-in•chief of the
comes to a close this fall.
be valid reasons for retaining olseley in
ent to aecept
e is one reason
to do so. Ac -
gement, Lord
is to become
Wolseley as
British army
hile there may
office, in case he should con.
sontinued responsibility, the
why heimight not be incline
cording to the present arra
Kitchener, of Khaitonan,
permanent mini,ter of war, and this would
rendrr Wolseley subbordinate to Kitchener,
a condition that would be very repugnant
to the former, as he would be compelled to
receive orders from the man who avenged
Chinese Gordon. To those who have ac-
cess behind the scenes of the great war
drama now occupying the stage of actio,
Kitchener is recognized as the master spirit
Wild with Piles...
A Torturing Disease for which Dr.
Chase'sbintment hi a Positive Curt.
"1 was wild with piles when I began to
se Dr. Chase's Ointment. It has coal. -
pletely cured me."
This is the substance of secret and
hundreds of letters received at 'these offices
from every nook and corner of Canada.
If -you could only look ovii theseietters
you would be sure to find the evidence of
your friends and neighbors. -You could
tot then be skeptical of the. merits of Dr.
base's Ointment, the only guaranteed cure
i•
for spile
s.
Ask your neighbor about It; ask your druggist
te dealer what he knows about Dr. Chase's
Ointment. If you prefer, sent -a two Cent stamp
to theses offices to pay postage on a free sample,
tvhich will be sent by return mail if you mention
-this piper.
Dr. Chase's Ointment has never yet been
known to fail to eute'piles. It- will not fail in
your eesei----lt maireisinot what kin 6 of piles
yeti, have or of bow long standing, if )ou use Dr.
—Chase's Ointment freely and replarly it Will
cure you.
For women suffering -from itching, Dr. Chase's
Ointment is a prompt relief. it also cures
pimples, blackheads, eczema, -salt rheum and
all -.itching skin diseases. It is of inestimable
worth in every 11-84c, 6-oc. a bcix, at all dealers,
or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.
LOW OIL cannot be excelled ao a pain rOlieving and
woothing reuiedy for all pain.
Varieties.
It always increases a man's respect to
know that his wife is a good cook.
If (led had intended the human stomach
for whiskey he would hive lined it with
asbestos.
Some men are so stingy that they take
very long breaths, to keep from wearing out
their lungs.
A Kansas girl says- that there is nothing
that makes her BO mad as to have a grass-
hopper erawl up and dowit her back just as
her lover is about to come to the proposing
point.
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How He Managed.
A young city elerk one day !feeling very
hungry, and not having sufficient money in
his pocket to pay for his mid-day meal, went
into restaurant and had the following con-
versation with the Waiter :
"-1 say, waiter, what do you charge for a
plate of beef ?"
Waiter—" Sixpence, sir."
" And how much for vegetebles?"
Waiter—" Fourpen3e, sir."
" And do you make any charge for bread
and gravy ?"
Waiter—" No, sir."
" Well, I will have a plate
gravy, please."
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LIVER. TROUBLES, bilidueuees, sallow complex
ion, yellow eyes, jaundice, etc , yield to the puree
tive powers of LAXA•LIVER PILLS. They are sure
to cure,
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Followed Instructions.
It was a little Hancock county girl who,
after rushing through her evening prayer se
rapidly that the words were 'scarcely intel-
ligible, while yet kneeling, looked up and
softly said :
" Mamma, I couldn't help saying my
prayers fast, for I was going to hiccough,
any you know what is said on my Sunday
school card about praying without ceasing,
and so I didn't want to stop."L-Lewiston
Journal.
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The Best Fad.
The best fad a woman can take is hotiee-
keeping, which ought to be, if she is a for-
tunate woman, her real business in life. If
to this business she can bring the enthus-
bum of the faddist, and the staying powers
of the true reformer, then will she be indeed
that perfect woman of whom poets have
dreamed and sung.
Though the words fad and reformer are
of recent origin, yet a combination of both
must have been in the mind of that ancient
wiiter of the book who described a perfect
housekeeper, and then declared " her price
is far above rubies."
of St. Helena on April 10. They were met
by the Governor and commander-in-chief of
St. Helena, His Excellency, Robert Stern -
dale and Mrs. Sterndale, at the castle, where
the party remained for an hour, afterwards
proceeding to the Kent building. General
Cronje looks well and appears cheerful. The
other Boer prisoners are also there.
DROWNED.—Wesley East, only son of Mr.
William East, engineer at Fair's flour mill,
was accidently drowned Wednesday after-
noon in what is known as Fair's_pond. In
compeny with another boy, lie went out on
a raft, and both fell in. His companion
was saved by Master Guy Miller. Young
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Requiring a Bottle.
A short time ago an Irishman, requiring
a small bottle, and aeeing one in a chemist's
shop, which he thought would suit him, en-
tered the ahop and inquired the price of the
bottle. " Well," said the shopman, " as
it is, it will be twopence, but if you want
anything in it I won't charge for the bot-
tle." " Faith, sir," said the Irishman,
" please put a cork in."
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MILBURN'FI STERLING HEADACHE POWDERS
ari easy to take„ harmlees in action and sure to cure
any headache in frotn k to 29 minutes.
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Reflections of a Bachelor.
What a man seweth, that shall he also
rip.
How foolish an angel would look with an
Easter bonnet on
The man who gets to bo famous too easily
is the only one who knows how hard it is to
etay famous.
Whenever a man kieses his wife anywhere
except in church, he runs the risk of kissing
a hairpin.
No man knows the strength or weakness
of his own will till be butts its head up
aga,inet a woman's won't.—New York Press.
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By Common Consent.
It is admitted by common consent that
our long experience in the drug business,our
perfect system in dispensing and our cfforts
to keep in touch with modern ideas, entitle
us to a large measure of confidence from
every class of eeople.
We are headquarters for that best of all
medicines, Paine'a Celery Compound, "the
kind that °urea." Every bottle is fresh,
and every drop of' the noted medicine is full
of virtue and healing power. If you are
we:, nervous or sleepless, try a bottle.
LUMSDEN & WILSON, Druggists, Seaforth,
o
of bread and
Epps's Cocoa
GRATEFUL
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Found the Three Ends.
An Irishinan, who was out of work, went
on board a vessel that was in the harbor
and asked thecaptain if he could find him
Work on the Chip.
" Well," said the captain; at the same
time handing the Iri.hruan a piece of rope,
" if you can find' three ends to that, rope
you shall have some work."
The Iriahman got hold of the rope, and,
showing it to the captain as before, said :
" And that's two ends, your honor." Then,
taking hold of both ends of the rope, he
threw it overboard, saying : "And, faith,
there's another end to it, your honor."
He was immediately s.tiagaged.
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CRONJE AT ST. HELENA.—General Cronje
and his wife and three members of the staff
of the former Boer commandant who, with
other Boer prieoners, arrived at the Island
COMFORTING
Distinguished everywhere for De-
licacy of Flavour, Superior Quality,
and Highly Nutritive Properties.
Specially grateful and comforting
to the nervous and dyepeptio.
Sold only in, quarteryound tins,
labelled JAMES EPPS & CO.,
Limited liamoiopathie Chen.:ats,
London, England.
BREAKFAST
SUPPER
Epps's -Cocoa
1660:26
had a very sore 'mot throne) having a nail run
In ib, and was unable to walk. I start 1 applying
liegyard's Yell)w 011, and in a short thno the sore.
1100 wal eon°, and I W1R soon able to walk again.
David McLellan, Pelee Island North, Ont.
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Bad With Worms. .
'Some time aro nty little boy was very bad with
i,Vorms. 1 procured a bottle of Dr. Low's Worm
Syrup, and am thankful to say It cured him quickly
and co.npletely.
Mrs. C. Carleton, Molfellar I'. 0., Cnt.
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LAXA-LIVER PILLS work while you sleep v,ithl
out a gripe or pain, curing Btilousness,Constipation•
Dyspepsia, and Sick Headache, and make you fee,
better in the morning.
—*At
A Harassing- Cough.
Dr. Low's Norway Pine Syrup cured me of a Han
using Cough and Haarrenese. I know of ro other
better remedy for healing and toothlog the lungs
and bronchial tube,. Price 25.
MILBLIRN'd 'RHEUM .TC PILLS arc a specifie
remedy for Rhetunatirin, Sciatica, Lumbago and
Neuraigla, They eliminate the acids and poisons
from the system, cue the pain and cure the die•
ease. Price tee.
Grand for Diarrhoea.
" I hare been using Dr. Fo vler'e Extract cf Wild
Strawberry 1)r the past siv. 3•eare, and consider it a
grand remedy for diarrhoea, and it is especially good
for children eutting teeth.
/ills. Henry C. Thede, Port Elgin, Ont.
You. Make
A Mistake
:1 you have Pale, Creenish,
or Sallow Complexion, Cold
Elands and Feet, Lose of . Ap-
petite, Dyspepsia, Lack of
Energy or Stomach Troubles,
.You Make
take
When you do not use Dr. Ward's
Blood and Nerve .,Pilis to counter-
act these. conditions: Whv ? Be-
cause they icontain 11 the natural
elements necessary to build up the
human system. The way to a Co... -e
lies along the road from the stomach
to th& blood -anci nerves. Pill food
is.„acted .ort by the stomach a,,d pre -
'pare d ler absorption into tlle, vstern.
Dr. Ward's Pris e'er' tho pro-
per help to a tired 1
fus-.1a
whole he f :erne.
You feel v.luvz.z;lf getting l'ia!:1
when yc-
ert
ek. per h '11`r.,', •irl. A '1
ta• on W it,. On (;•!..! :-.)-"L'.11.0. U.0"
THE KIPPEN MILLS
Men often 'dress 1
without knowin.
bad taste
it.
If you wear Shorey's Clothing
you cannot be otherwise than cor-
rectly dressed.
Shorey's
4 Button Sack
Kilmamoc Tweed Suits,
Retail at $12.00.
They are as good r'as any one wants
for a business suit and better than
you can get to order. for $20.00.
Sold only by the :best tJealers, and
guaranteed in every particular.
Not made to order, Wit made to fit.
Grist mill running night and day, and all
kinds of work done on the shOrtest notice.
First-class roller flour exchanged for wheat.
P' 0O...H.11--
On hand a quantity* of good feed corn for
sale at lowest prices.
LOGS WANTED.
All kinds of first-class logs wanted at the
mill, for which the bighest. cash price will
be paid. Call and see •us before disposing
of your loge.
JOHN MeNEVIN, Kippen.
1670-tt
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The Thoroughbited Shirz
1The Seaforth
I 'Tea Store
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Is the right place to get great balgaine
in all kinds of goodie Yon can get four
lbs. dried apples for 25c: 1 lbe. of good
fresh prunes for 25e; 3 Hie, tea for 5c;2
3 lbs. lemon biscuits for 25ai ; a few her -
zings left at 15c a dozen: 6 bars of soap
and a nice large picture for 25e; 6 lbs.
of rite for 25e. ; 5 lbe. tapioca for 25e;
salmon trout, 5e a lb.- a line lot of F.
Fearman's star 'hams, long clear
bacon, bcst Collingwood lard; flour,
rolled oatmeal, corn meal, granulated
oatmeal, rolled wheat, standard oat-
meal, ferina, split peas, pot barley, but-
ter, eggs, all kinds of gerflen seeds in
paper or bulk; peas, corn, potatece,
best variety of mangold and turnip
seed, flax seed. red clover, timothy and
elflike, potato onions, shellats, Dutch
rets; china, crockery and glassware at
erst ; china tea sets, dinner sets and
toilet sets in all colors and deaigns ;
teas—green, blaek andJapan ; teas and
coffees a epecialty ; everything right
down in price.
A cordial invitation to all to call and get
some of the good bargaine while they
are to be had.
A. G. AULT
SEAFORTH.
Cook's Cotton Boot
{4: Is successfully uyt* .1 m..mthly hy over
4,4310..000 Ladles. Safe, eileczual. Ladle: e1 -k
your druggist for Cock s Colton goof -Com-
pound. Take no other as all M.xtu and
Imitations are dangerous. Fri re, No, 1.TI per
box. No. 2,10 degrees stronger.1•3 per box. ;Nlo..
1 or 2. mailed on receipt of prioc and tw-a 8 -rent
stamps -1 fro Cook Compitoy Windsor, Ont.
ckrNes. 1 and / sold ana reeommended 1 y 311
reSponsible Druggists in Canada,
qo. 1 and No. 2 soldin fk_sforth by Luncsden &
Wilson, druggists. „ _
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The abor is an exact representation of this horse.
B ELSllAZZAR, (No. 13855 Vol. 14)
The property of Bawden & AfeDonell, Exeter, Ontario,
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
STOCK.
Will stand at their Sale Stables, EXETER
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DESCRIPTION.--" Belshamar " (13855) is considered by competent judges tra be a true type of a' shire horse,
and the finest stallion ever imported into this eountry. His proportions are excellent, has massive should-ers, handsome
quarters, large flat bone and abundance, of fine silky hair, which, with well shaped and perfect feet, withal, constitutes
all that is elainp-,d for him : The finest stamp q shire horse in. °attach. His weight is 2,300 pounds.
PEDICREEr" B. lshazzar " (138b5) VoL ,14, Shire Stud B6olc, Co:or, bay. Foaled in 1S91. . Breeder,
Richard Tomlinson Micklehey, Rishton, Blackburi, Lancashire. Imported by McDonell Bawden, of Exeter, Septem-
ber 1899. Sire, Tirron (5394) by "Rupert" (3297) by " Cromwell " i(2415) by "Thumper" (2136) by Waxwork"
(2298) by " Matchless " (1509) by " Active " (29) by "Farmer's Profit" (873). Belshazzar won let at Western Fair,
London, Ontario, September, 1899, after a voyage of 17 days, beating a large field.
Belshazzar's dam 12596, " Ivue " Vol. 13, by " St. Ives" (2919) by " Major " (1472) by "Waxwork "(2309) by
" Major " (1458) She won 1st prlize at the Royal Agricultural Society show of England six years in succession. She
also received prizes at numerour oAter shows and never left a show ring without a prize.
For further particulars see, cards, whieh will be furnished on appiicr.ltion to the proprietors.
TERMS—To insure a foal $115..
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Our guar-
antee means
something.
We are not here to -day and away
to -morrow; you know just where
to find us.
Comfortable vision or your money
back. No guess work.
Accurate, scientific measurements and
tests. Difficult cases a specialty.
J. S ROBERTS,
DRUG( FT AN D OPTICIAN,
SEAFORTH.
HAVE YOU TRIED
THE NEW METALLIC
Long distance teieglinue lim s between
ONTR E AL, [TORO NTO, HAMILTON,
BUFFALO, LONDON and DETROIT
Service. perfect. Half rates front 6 p. m. to
6 a. m. The minimum Night Rate is 25c
except where the day rate is lose.
SATE YOUR DOCTOR
BILL TIIIS SPRING
By investing in one of our Waterproof Top Coats and a good tervice-
able Unabrells. If you get it at Bright Bros.—(and that is what we
want. you to do)—$3 will buy you the outfit. The black rain 'Coat,
with detachable cape, which we are offering the public, is -without a
peer at $2. nice and quality combine to make it a seller, - See it
LIU(' you are sure to waLt one. An umbrella will be as useful- this
Spring as it was last, and, as 011e in the office is worth two in the
house, business men cannot afford to overlook the targain we are
off. -ring them in our $1 umbrella,
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BRIGHT BROS.,
FURNISLIERS, &WORTH
AN- ITEM OF INTEREST.
Farm loans taken at lOWOBt rates; pay:c.ents to
eutt borrower; satisfaction guaranteed"; all oorre-
spondence cheerfully answered. ABNER COSENS.
Wingbrun, Ont. Offiee---At corner • f Minnie and
l'atrink fitreete; every saturday all day. 1667
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money 0 loan at 41 per cent, on first-class farm
land security. Apply to R S. HAYS, Dominion
Bank Building, Seifert& 1007
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Special Attention
to Horseshoeintz and
General Jobbing.
Gederieh street,
Robert
Devereux
RLACKSM*ITH
CARRIAGE Opp.
MAKER altIr
Seaforth.