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JUNE 154 1900
THE HURON EXPOSiTORe
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
aurasoals WANTED. -Three or four good atone
j3.1 masons wanted immediately, apply at JOHN
MoEWEN'S near Bengali. 1004x4
-17fOR SALE. -.A. second hand cream sepatator suit -
Jo able for farmer with 5 to 12 cows, is in good
order and will be Bold cheap. Reason for selling,
want a larger one. Not used much. J. D. WALKER,
Staffs, Outwit). 1694-8
'ACBER WANTED.-ApplIcations will be re-
ceived by the secretary of school section No. 9;
oanship of Grey, up to the 7th of July, for a male
or fensele teacher, holding a second class certificate.
Pemonel applieation preferred. D ties to begin
after acation
ALEXANDER Molt a, flecretary
v.
School Section No. 9, Grey, Moncrieff, JE. 0. 1694-4
risti iRENT.--The co1pfortb1e1. story frame house
recupled 'by Mon Muldrew, in Egmondville.
• The home is in good repair, and there ig plenty of
bMd atd soft eater on the premiees. Also about an
acre t f land. Awls- at nix Exeosivon. Office. 1002-tf
•
TOI•N BEATTIE, Clerk of the Second Da -talon
0- lomat, County Corerniasioner, of- Huron, 0011-
tayar f.and, Loan and Inautatioe Agent. Funds
enve-ti•d and to Loan. Mies -Over Sharp &
ivette store, Main street, Seaforth. 1289
Ths EFS" AND POULTRY.- 20 colonies of Italian
ID 1 eelrn gcod pamted hivee,•at from $6 ta86.60
ORL11. AlE0 full line ef =bee keeper' euppliee.
Bug taken in txebeirge for supplies.
Poultry. -A grand pen of White Rocks, prize
winners et Car ada's biggest thou a Black Minoraaer
large, geed color, a very desirable fowl for eggs and
table. Eggs for tatchleg 91 per rotting. WM.
HARTRY, Meaforth. 16891f
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FARM I•'OR SALE. -For sale Lot 21, Coneeesion 10
lifelfillop, containing nas acres, 80 of which are
cleared and ready for orop, being well uncierdrained
and well kneed with cedar and black ash. The bal.
ance i tituber and pasture. There is a small or-
chard and three good wells. There le a good frame
house and wood the& a barn and stables 51x80 feet
also sheep houae, pig pen, implement house and all
other necessary- out buildings. It is 1 miles east of
the porth gravel road and is convenient to schools,
churches, post eflice, etc. Is 71, tulles from Seaforth
and ten miles from Brussels. it le ope of the best
farn.s in the toenship and will be sold on easy tenne
as the proprietor wishee to retire, Apply on the
-15fialases or addrems WinthropP. 0. WM, MORRI.
SON. 16984f
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
lab PIG BREEDERS. -The undersigned will keep
en Lot 26, Concession 6, L. R. S., Tuckersnah,
a thoroughbred CHESTER WHITE Pia, also a thorough-
bred YORKSHIRE Pre, A limited number of sows will
be ululated to each. Terra% 91, payable at the time
of service, or $L 50 if charged. Also a few Chester
White Piga for sate. JAMES GEMMILL. 1608-62
IAMWORTH BOAR,
_ VICE. -The rindtholgoed
the Brueeflekt Jeceele
tanv, orch Boar, .eith
-; parable at tone of
ming if tecessary-.
•ed young Tainworth
EIGII MotiARTNEY,
FOR SALE AND FOR SI
will keep for sere!
Fitotory, a thoroughbi
registeredpedigree. Teri
service witb privilege -of
Aleo a number of thoroui
Beare and Sows for sr
Bruofieid. 14051
STOCK
FOR SALE.
1.SHORT HORN 2
months cid, roan
on, App :v on Lo
oad, li miles south e
1180N, Brucetield.
'LL FOR SALE. -- Twe
in color, eligible for regist
25, -1st Colecession, Lone
1 Brueefield. JAMES 1'1
' 1589 I
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Canadian North West
Via Toro to oi. Chicago,
British Col ia and California
oints.
Our rates are the lowest. We have them
se suit everybody and PULLMAN TOUR -
4.8T CARS for your accommodation. Call
for fueiher information.
Grand Trunk Railway.
Traina leave Seaforth and Clinton stations 13
0110WS :
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ol=sestakaai. itiht";151- 171.1
- 0.41
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red
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Our direct eonn etions will save you
time and mo ey for all points,
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14 0 ea 0 WEST- BEAPOP.T11.- 'CLINTON.
Passenger 12.40 P. M. 12.66 P. hi
Passenger.. .. .. . 10.12 P. M. - ' 10.27 P. M.
Mixed Train.. .. .. 9.20 A. M. . 10.16 A. M.
Mixed Train.-- .. 0.15 P. M. . 7.05 P.M
e GOING. EAST-- .
Paeeenger.. .. .... 1 7.E3 A. M. ' 7.38 A.M.
Passenger.. ,. ,. _ , 3.11 P. M. - 2.66 P. M.
Mixed Tre.in... -. , 6.29P. M. 4.86 P.M.
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Wellington, Grey and Bruce. ,
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GOO NORT11-- Passenger.
Ethel. 10.05 P, M.
Brussels.. .. 10.17
Bluevale.. 10.30
Winwham_ 10.37
GiOnto &porn- Passenger.
Winghate...r........ 6.60 A. M.
13luevale 7.00
Brume's-. ....,.. .. 7.16
Ethel_ 7.28
London, 13,uron a
GOING NORTH -
London, depart.... .. . .. .
Centralia.......
Exeter.-- .... . --
! Bengali.
...Klppen.
Brueefield*„ ... . . .
Clinton
Loudesboro
Myth_ ..... .
Belgrave.
Wincham arrive,
-00mo ,
- Wingham,
Beigrave... .
Blyth
Londoeborp....4:1.-.
Clinton
Brocefield-
Eippono. 4' •
eneall _ .1.
; . . ... .. • .. •
eetitralia.. -. -
London, (airiv... .
0 • • • • • •
• • • • • • •
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Mixed. '
1.40 P.
2.10
226
3.16
Mixed.
8.66 A. M.
9.17
9.46
10.02
ndBruce.
Passenger.
8.15 A.M. 4.40 P.M,
9.18 5.55
9 80 6,07
9.44 6.18
9.60 6.26
9.68 6.83
10.16 6.66
10.38 ' 7.14
10.41 7.23
10 56 7.37
11.10 8.00
Paseenger-
6.53 A.M. 3.16 P. M.
7.04 3.140
7.10 P 3.46•
7.24 3.66
7.47 4.25
8.00 4.49
8.15 4.67
8,22 5.02
8.35 11 534
8.40 1 6420
9.60 ao, m. 3.26
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THE KIPPEN MILLS
(fries mill running night seid clay, and all
kinda• of work done oniths-shortest node('
First -cause roller flour eXehanged for wheat.
d•CD 3E24.1\T
Cialiand a quantity of good feedecorn for
sale at lowest prices, _.
LOGS WANTED.
AM kind's of first-elass logs wanted at the
mill, for which the highe.st cash price will
_be paid. Call and see us before diaposing
of your logs.
JOHN MeNEVIN, Kippen.
1070 tf
J. 11 NicTiAB, C. E.,
ONTARIO .LAND SURVEYOR,
SEAFORTA - P. O.
Engineer for Winghane, Seaforth,
Hoaeick,
Cement 8idowalks, Sewers and Township
Drainwill be given special attentioe.
1693-tf
SEAFORTH DYE WO KS
loaCoo, ar,d gentlemen, thanking you all or plot
pationee. and now that a new season ie at hand
wish to :et you know that I am dill in the business,
ready to do my best to give you every ESILi faction
dolug (Jur work in the line of cleaning ah dyeing
ienU'»a Ws and ladies' clothing, done without being
pried as will se to have .thein ripped. Ali wool
• goat. Rears:a, ( d to give good satiefaction •ehort-
evt tr.ti:' •• l'hawls, eurtaine, etc., at iodorato
roeise do not fail to give use a 0111. Butter
aoel eggs taken in exchange for wprk. ENRY
Gederich street east, opposite the etholic
Churok 69 tstf
.Dissolution of Partners
, is bireby given that the partners ip here-
to -faro subsisting between us, 'ftlie undersigned, as
reillers at the Town of Seafortle. rn the Coint Of
under the firm name of " Gadke & •Le ns,"
has tea day Leen dissolved by mutual eons ra. All
debts owing to eaid partnerehip are to be paid to
Amid Gadke, and all claims against the said firtner-
s ip are to.bo presented- to the said David G .ke, by
wheal sales are to be paid. Daaed at Seale th, this
30th day cf May, A. D. 1900. DAVID Gap tE and
JOHN LEIS. Witness -R. S. Hays. • 695x2
ip.
"
BSOLOTE
scuci
Cenuine
aietter's
ittle Liver Pills.
Must Bear Signature of
See PaceSim le Wrapper Below.
Very email and as ow
Ue afi sugar.
'FON-REAOACHE,
FOR DIZZINESS
FOR BILIOUSNEit.
FOR.TONPIO LIYER
FONCONSTIPATION.,
FON SALLOW,SKIN.,
FOR THECOMPLEXION
purely Vegc*ab1.
CAKUKS
ITTLE
IVCR
PILLS.
rade
ite colas
CURE SICK,HEADAGHE.
Owl Guess;
At Results.
This Man Itn• ows what he did!. and
how he did it. Such, ndoisements as
the following are are a sufficient proof
of its Merits. _see... esssesseia.
o•iawaj ar., Feb. 22,1888.
Dear Sirs: -Please send m. c your Treatise on
the Horse, your new book a.1 advertised on your
bottles, English print. I h, 0 ured two Spavina
and one Curb "with two betties of your Kendall's
Spavin -Cure in four weeks.
MANX ILTERIKN.
Price, $41 six for $e. lAn a liniment for
family use it has no equal. Ask your druggist
Lor KENDALL'S SPAWN CUIZE, also ''A
Treatise on the Horse," book free, or address
. DR. J. B. KENDALL, CO., ENOSBURO FALLS, VT.
444+44444.4144?+.441.
Home Droggists Will Not Try To Subs
tote Anything. For
D r's Pitcher's
MA RON ANDMAID.
Wr a A rs. Henry N. Smith of
mo, nd., vas buried rece tidy, ir4iX
;intes not el as pallbearers and t
flow r bea
La y A. drey• Buller retnains nt
shot durin the war in ctdct per
to s perils; end the dIstri
to t � wo en and ehildr
the e•ont.
A. *len h paper name
-Own ring 111 Austri
is Al olio Ringer, e
of age and still
acles.
•'BacicaChe K dney Tablets
• -
:Because they know ,•elaout the Loca
Testimony, Of Peeple in SEAFORTH
-Cured by the Medicine. ,
Mrs. John Pinkney, Goderich Ste, West,
Seaforth, skys :--" My little' girl, aged 11
years, has from childhood been delicate.
The back and kidney's have given lots of
pain and trouble, particularly in the bed
wetting, so common in children. • Nothing
seemed to release her in ay way until I got
a bottle of Dr. Pitcher's Beekaehe .Kidney
Tablets from Robert's drug etore. The
tablets began to take effect immediately,and
by th ia time the first and only 'bottle was
cione,j the trouble that had existed so long
was one. I am delighted with them, and
recon4mend. them heartily."
J. 13. Thompson, grain buyer, Board .of;
Trad Seaforth, Says :-" Some years ago, I
had an accident, resulting in a• back and
kidney trouble. .The pain was first it front,
and finalleeshifting to the Small of the back
and hip. change in the weather or exer-
tion aggravated it. After using mapy things
suggested without relief, I got a bottle of
Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kidney-Tableta at
J. S. Robert's drug etore, and found them
just what I wanted. They. took hold lin-.
mediately, and although I 'did not quite fin-
ish the bottle, the pain, soreness and kid-
ney derangement was cleared away. I am
glad to endorse them."
If you have .the slightest symptoms of
Kidney or Bladder trouble you can test thie
greet medieine free. Arrangements have
been - made whereby every reader of this
paper can obtain a trial Package of Dr.
Pitcher's Baekaehe Kidney Tablets ebsolute-
ly free by enclosing two cent stamp for
postage to The Pitaher Tablet Co., Toronto,
Ont., Whep giving address mention this
papat.. I
If you are convinced Pitther's Tablets are
wiiat. you want, you can obtain, a reguIar
size,for 50 cents per bottle. If not .obtain-
able Ftt druggists, mailed free of 'postage on
receipt of price."
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AN ITEM OF 1NTERE T. •
Farm loans taken at lo
euit -borrower ; satisfaction
'spore:fencecheerfully anew
WIngham; Ont. Office -At
Patriek streets ; c very Matti
est rates; payments to
guaranteed; all °erre-
rod. ABNER COSENS,
center of Minnie and
rcfay all day. 1_687
• For over a year we have ha
MUM Our first order wa
our last for One ffupdred sad
TRADEMARK 44
EGISTERED.
the agency Inc The sale oi
for a quarter of a dozen,
rty.fourRollars worth.
111jep
apo
ade a well
.Man of
eg
thes
year
spec
,
E
ba t
the
ed-. t
Com
late
AI
cou
and
in ti
pres
pros
M .s. Aeassiz has resigned the presiden-
cy of ta cliff° college, sometimecalled
,the a v trd annex, an office svh eh she
had 1ie11 ince the beginning of th • insti-
tuti n Ihir health no longer perinitting
her cep .1. 'arm its duties.
M .s. DI ve A. Leach of Eliot, Me., now
90 . ear •Id, has almost one descendant
for ve •y year of her life, the number
.. .w be u .. 84 -via, 4 children, 19 grand-
• ih ten 54 great-grandchildren and 7
ere -at -ear .: t-grandehildren.
Tie h ti Mrs. Abby L. A. Faulkner of
Jam tic' lain, Mass., bequeathed all her
eleg 'rt j for the erection of a hospital
the • . "or the people" on the death of
• Iii i• us nd, Dr. George Faulkner. She
lied put ased n site PA. it.
M s. 1 W. Thomas, wife of the Rev.
los' Th i es of the People's chereh of
Chi ego, has followed in her husband's
foot •tep by being ordained a minister.
A f ay . mdays ago ahe preached from -
tier Intel ild's pulpit a sermon oli "The
Uosi of ight." I
M •s. 1 . M. Laferriere, a teneher ofi
French i Minneapolis, has been selected
by t to g vernor of New Mexico to g° to
the Peri expoeition to exploit that re-
gion s tu quoise mines. She is a s ster of
A.. Damc lies, the "turquoise kin ," ,who
. was knit 1 a short time ago.
. . ,
2 T1 e -pi sent Lady Methuen bel ngs to
a' w 11 keown Somerset& iire fami y. She
is a ous h of liar busban 's, and her mar-
ring , to ;the famous soldier too place
fie*.year after' the death of his fi st wife
and just before 'he was appointed D. A.
GJ t th Citpe of Good Hope. 1
M s. hoodore Birney, nationall preah
den of he mothers' congress, is urging
the mei ers of that body to do all in
. tbei • pos er to investigate afld remedy the
evil of •erstudy among children. It is
her oph n that children study to hard
and , tha overwork has often. M de pu-
pils , hys rice!.
Koko -
f her
wo ILO
AJder-
onally
ution of relief
n of sold ers at
nine
. The el
ho is nen
reads
lily filbert Gibson veites fr
int a ter making a darefnl it
ituation there she is Arpely
e iwi ediate need of Cuba is
She. thinks politice way be
ntena-
est of
IY 115
ithout
Is Cu -
of
*Time -
value
s. Kr ger is, to the damektems et her
tryw men, the tdeal Beer'
there is scarcely' a young eisl. remit
e Tr nsvaal buthas a- pith". 'et Ike
dent' wife by way' Of a a smelly
nte atnple.
A ear
wer d
NVh t
car
Tle b
Wei g
first ftp
eled 8,0
A
teie
boo
!T
• tut
66
per,
Wo •
;
taw
IN D A P0
THE filitEAT
HINDOO REMEDY
Bee IDttjecinEt4tgdoilg A111°V
1It• Dotes
nil N i'YOUK Diseases. Failtn
Pares a eieeplesseowe Nigi
slow etc., caused by nant.a
vigor ndloizo to ahruniten
sureli restores Lost dflanho
Efts IT carried in vest Rock
Six f r 41.5.00 with- a *mitt
nion4y refunded. Dotes
tn'n1i on having INDAPO.
got it. reWi,14 send it pree
num o REEEDY CO., Prop
Thl gePid Increase proms
who tries It speaks well oti
1.
GLEANINGS.
Ing to tradition, Arabic figures
rived from Solomon's seed, upon
ley can all be traced with; a little
bonic plague spreads with eaten-
etpidity. In two years after it
eared at Hongkong it had tray -
0 miles to the westward. i
ong the Barmese football is as pop-
es it as inl English speakink coma
But the 13urrhan scorns to wear
s.. He kicks and shoots goals with
I've feet. •
e• biggest idol in the world I is Dia
n, the Japensise god, which is over
eetihigh. The image is made of cop -
tin, ercurY and gold and has been
:hIpel for mare than 12 centuries. -
e autlhoritie' in Algeria gave $40,000
rd.
11
ghting grasshoppers. In one
dist:ict • ,200 c mels were employed to
early th meter al for burning over the
places w ere eggs had been deposited.
:B Alin is emulating the eccentricities
of Lug and. A society has been formed
theta t combat the heresy of the circu-
lath n of lood. The members shctw their
zeal by
at ti e triversity by protests.
terrupting the medical ectures
Ho
bro
golc
of 13
ger
•in 1
'the
Viae na
m
the
180
OREIGN NOTES.
er t ons of the Bid ish mint in 1899
.e1111 records. The total coinage of'
w s £8,520,313; of silver, it 55,950;
bs d ary bronze coi , £130,055. .
ram Is.'s new civil , code, the "Bur -
jell( s' Gesetzbuch," tvhich was taken
an 7 years ago, came into foreo for
wh 1 enipiro on Jan. 1 of thia year.
w an hanged for child imirder in
a, few days ago !was the f
0. eituted in that city since 1
first in the Austrian monarc
rot wo-
09 and
y since
•ee nd shrub planting along tbe Suez
cane! t protect it-frorn drifting sand is
in pro trss. Reeds have been placed
alo t !nut nine 'miles of water line of
the cal al proper. •
Pack of wolves; driven from the moun-
taii di •t icts of France by severe cold,
are causing terror in the vicinity of Bi -
do.. '110 villagers are keepipg their
ho ses aiid barns barricaded.
ust.in-Hungary has now adapted a
no in .4tary standard, the krone, made
up of 00 heller and worth half a. florin,
tak ng the place of the florin or gulden,
wit) it divisions -into kreuzer.
he.
meatic
ANIMAL LIFE.
et
do key is the longest liv of do -
an
he b1
wil ata
Whern be
'I take
girl ffe at
mit ;edth
1
great
eat:eat ng
Ile is trai
by bOng
ladle are ,
avc id ?tut
hig .
A vvpm
she suttee
Chicago
Af tee a
heft re,
around, tl
Myer -I
A Boo
-vorce ap
wooldn't
Merroory
ly Ends -
uses, gives
mans, and imam DIM
et in old or smug.
price SLOO a package.
n guarantee to cure or
NT AN IMITATION, but
If your druggist has not
id. •
Maga, M. or our Agents.
Is a remedy that ,everyone
ours respedially,
V. FEA1t Senior*, Oat.
,
MAR
THE
mats.•
ck jaguar of Central America '
:k any Iman by day or night
nds lying down. -
a good horse to run down a
d if thelleast advantage is per -
wild creature the race is lost.
deal of trouble is expended in
the showy, high stepping horse.
ed to step high and act showily
driven along a path tvhereon
et ceoestvise. He steps high te
bling and In time always stele
OMEN'S WAYS.
n is more tiflueneed by what
ts than by what site is told.-
ews.
girl is married It is a long time
e quits tagging her husband
e house with a cigar ash re-
dianapolis Journal.
lyn woman has sued for a di- e
n the ground that her husband
lit. Some women never prop-
reciate their . blessinge.-New
A SKY FANCY.
....•••••••••••••••••••••••••
01), the znoon'e a mighty golf ball,
By Stroke of Titan hurled;
From oft the far hor17,01170 "tele'
'Tis driven round the -world!
And -Venus looks in wonder,
And the war.god redly blinks ,
As the big white ball goes sailing MO
Along the starry linka
IL soars o'er cloudy bunkers
That seek Its flight to stay,
And in its path it cremes swift
The misty utility way.
And when it has completed
Its course across the sky
On yonder hilltop of: the wet
It finds its diatant."lie,"
Where wet ts a giant player
Who "lofts" atilt steady aim,
And so without a pause goes on
The everlasting game.
-Jenenie Betts Ilartswiele In Life,
HIS FIRST LECTURE.
The Way Artemus Ward Made lt a
Brilliant Success.
"I told a story several years ago in my
hoUse, • when I was :living in Philadel-
phia," said Robert C.- Ogden, the famous
New York merchant, "about a traveler
on a New England railroad. When I
ended it, I added, SQ Artemus Ward
once Said.'
" 'Yes,' spoke up John Sears, a Phila-
delphie journalist of wide fame and
brand attainments.' 'Yes,' he repeated,'
'that is just what Artemus Ward did
saja'
. " 'How do you know?' I asked. Now, I
had known Ma Sears for many years,
and 1 had never heard him mention
Ward before. "Ja..11 us all about it?.
" '1 beard him' say it. I was there,'
said; Mr. Sears. 'In 1859 or 1860 Browne,
wild had made et great aeputation by his
humm•ous work in the west and in New
York under the un:ue of Artemns Ward,
worked for one of the metropolitan pa-
pers. 1 was empleeed by another one,
and we had two frieeds who Were work-
ing in other offices. -We used to dine to-
gether every night. aVentivised Ward to
heroine a lecturer.. We told him that he
600141 make inueh more meney lecturing
•than waiting, But Ward demurred:. He
• S'Ves afraid to venture it. One day, how-
evele he went to a lecture bureau and
eave him name. elmsfor the title of
his lecture "The Children In the Wood."
'flint night he told us alt nbont it. With-
in a few days he received an offer to lec-
ture for the benefit of the Mechanics'
library -in Brooklyn; and he told is of
that too.
" "I'm afield 1 shall fail utterly," he
ettid. "1' know 1 can't face an audience."
"But you'll have your manuscript,"
some one said.
" a"I know fa"' he replied, "but Pll be
too flustered toenanage oven that."
'""In that case," .1 said, "you can tell
stories, just as you jell them to us, and
the t will earry you through all right."
" 'The night'of the leeta re we three men
went with \\raid to Brooklyn, and it was
just as he bad 'feared. He' forgot his
linos, and he was se ;frightened that he
el -P11 forgot his thanoscript. Ile faced his
niellence with a blank look of despair
that most of the Peciale took to be assum-
ed. But 1 knew its Was real. Then he
started off with a atory that bad no more
to do with 'Ile Children In the Wood"
than with the tariff question, and when
he ended it he observed, "That is what- I
should have told Too if I were not lectur-
ing upon 'Tbe ,Cbildren In the Wood.'"
From that heavent on in his own inimita-
ble fashion, story following story, until
he had his audience convulsed with
laughter, and -.the lecture Was a brilliant
success. That was Arteinus Ward's first
appearance on the platform. Now, Mr.
9gden, what do you know about it?'
"'1 arranged that lecture,' I replied.
'That is all. 1 was tieing in Brooklyn
and was interested. in the library. We
wanted a lecture. 1 went to the bureau,
and, -seeing the nanie of Aatemns Ward,
1 engaged bina"-4- Saturday Evening
post.
German Searchlight on Hamlet.
This Shakespeare -story comes from the
Frankfurter .Zeitung: The question has
oftenboon asked why Shakespeare re-
.. moved Hamlet, who- was born in Jutland,
to tie, castle of Kronborg, near Helsin-
gor, or Elsinore, in Seelaud, end how. he
enme to have such a curiously exact.
knowledge of the local conditions of the
little seri pert.
These questions are answered by an old
document found a short time ago in the
archives of Helsingote The document
says that the laiirgemaster of the town
had a wooden fence erected in the year
1585 and that thie ;fence was desttoyed
by a troupe of English actors. The names
of the latter are mentioned, and among
them are found some who, itis certain,
were members of Shakespeare's corn -
t ms or several eaembers' thereof had
m this it ` concluded that .this
given represeutations in the year named
in Helsingor and that Shakespeare had
obtaiued from thema description of the
castle of Kronborg ii.nd its neighborhood.
Hireaki rig Even.
"Excuse me, Brother Sogback," said an
Arkansas matron who was one of the
high pit•ates at the church festival, ad-
dressing a determinp looking4gentleraan
who was-gastronomizing at one of the ta-
bles, "but are you -Ph! going to stop eat-
.ing pretty soon? You have your fifth
bowl of oyster stew now, and -ah!"-
- case," replied Brother Sogback,
with his . mouth full, "stands like this,
Sister gooks: You made nfe pay in ad-
vance. I forked over., a $5 bill, and you
sweetly told me that as it was for the
-benefit of the church it was against abi
rules to give any change back. So, n
sister, I'm goin to keep right on eatin, ill
tine of three things haPpens-till the rues
nee emended for my benefit or I tget iny
,money'S worth or bust. That's the kind
of man I am, Sister Hooks." -Life.
Known What He's About. •
"I believe Higginside smokes the vilest
eigars on earth. When he drops in at my
iiice, I :always gire'llim a good cigar to
seep him from lighting one of his own."
"Drops in every day, doesn't he?"
"Generally." ,
"I thought so. I know Higginside.He
is a fellow of a good deal of thrift and in-
genuity."-Ohicago Tribune.
IAGE LICENSES
ISSUED AT
RON EXPOSITOR OFFICE,
FORTH, ONTARIO.
ITNESSES' REQUIRED,
,
Wit amd Humor.
"What's the difference between wit
and humor?" •
"If a man says humorous things about
you, it makes you laugh; if he says witty
things about you, it makes you
Chicago Record. Record.
In France and It1y it is believed that
the maiden whl 1 uries a drop of ber
blood under a rose tish will be rewarded
with rose tinted cheeks.
• 1,
A miser is c ef the things that will
keep In any alha-Chicago News,
The Bookseller's Stamp.
"It used to make me mad," said a
woman teacher, "to find the backs of
new bought periodicals disfigured by
the aniline Stamp of the newrdealer.
'What right,' I used to say, 'have
these fellows to print their advertise-
ments on things I pay fox?' Now I
It c me about
aid to nother eity
eased through the
nafwaZine at the
feel differently.
through a, visit
last week. As
depot I bought
newstand, and la,tOr on, when I was
uptown, I had oSasion to step into
a large department store.
"As usual, they had a book coun-
ter, and while loo ng at the volume
that caught my e e I laid my maga-
zine carel ssly on top of a pile of peri-
odicals. en I was walkling away
a strange nan st*ed up htistily and •
said:
" 'ExcuSe me, Madam, but yeu have
forgotten to pay fir that naagazine.'
" 'Why,' I didn't get if, here,' I re-
plied, greatly startled. 'Iihad(it with
me and have been holding it in MY
hand all the time.'
1
As soon as I spoke 1 rOalized that
that wasn't strictly true, and the girl
clerk, who had. rushed !around the
counter, contradicted me at once.
'"It ain't so!' she said, breathless-
ly. 'She wasn't holding it in her
handl I saw her pick ilii up myself
right off the top f the pile!" I wit-
nessed that myself,' saidthe floor-
walker, 'madam has probably for-
gotten, ' he adled, ir nically. I
thought I should faint. -
"A tho sand ad one things rushed
to my mind. Of ourse, could prove
my innocence by he man at the de-
pot, but that vim d invol e the scan-
dal of an inquiry-fr-probab y an arrest
-and some people would lways have
doubts. On the other hand, payment
would be a confesSion of guilt. The
affair would certainly cbst me my
position and bliglit my character for-
ever. I held out the magazine me-
chanically, and , there on the cover
was the1ig, hideous, bleshed stamp of
1.
the cleale 1 We all saw it at once,'
and, oh! I wish you could have wit-
nessed the abasement of the floor-
walker. He grovelled. Th.e verv curl
L'EL1110 out of his moustache. He told.
me he hall a wife and chi...then, also a
mother, which I took the liberty to
doubt. Hes anguish was all that saved
me from hysterics. The clerk shed
maudlin tears, • and 'oped the lady
wouldn't ibear no malice.
"I trea,ted thee both wW.1 scorn. I
spurned tliem. "hen I Went =hostile I
bought peanuts 01' the depot -.news-
dealer."
THE PE
Professor Arthu
the University of
pointed to the c
guages and literat
of Michigan.
The Harvard clu
cided to found a $
- university, to be open to
Missouri universit es and
wish to follow a g aduatee
at Harvard.
President Eliot
cently that a grea
yard men were goi
literature than in
or profession, exc
"And it is a good
he added.
DAGOGUE.
Gravel Canfield of
Kansas has been ap-
air of romance Inu-
re of t e University
b of St.
300 echo
:Will Work at Night.
Countlesai thousands have found a hies-
ing to the body in Dr. .King's New Life
which positively cure Constipation,
Sick Headache, Dizziness, JaundiceaMalaria
Fever and Ague, and all Liver and Stomach
troubles. Purely vegetable; never gripe
or weaken. Only 25c at Fear's drug store.
Louis has de-
arship at the
graduates of
colleges who
urse of study
of Har‘ard said re-
er proportion of Har -
g into journalism and
o any oiler business
pt possibly the law.
Ilace for them to go,"
RAIL. AY TIES.
A Toronto stree
been fined for no
tittles on its cars
conductors.
The electric loc
make its appeara
this country, is fi
"i n al" railw
establishments.
Special smoking
tree], street rail v
way cable mail
also received an
the same purpos
THE
railway company has
providing rear vesti-
for the protection of
motive, while slow to
co on the railroads of
ding much us • on the
ys of manufacturing
cars arerun on Mon-
ty The Broad -
that of New York has
-dditioa of 20 ears for
OMINIE.
Tbe Rea. Dr. R uen Thomas has been
pastor of the Harvard church, Brookline,
Mass., for 25 years, and is people re-
cently presented iim witl a purse of
$5,000 as an evide ea of th.ir esteem.
The Rev. T. H. James, vbo has been,
preaching in Oak ey, Kan„ on a $5001
enlary, recently in erited a fortune from
England, and inte ds to u e $500,000 of
it to endow a col ege and a hospital in
Oklahoma.
Many of the riends o Archbishop
Corrigan expect in to return from his
visit to Rome thcj ossessor kaf the red hat
of a cardinal. .111 s claim to the distinc-
tion, it 18 said, 11 be urged by prom-
inent New Yor Catholies, who have
gone to Rome in a vance of his visit.
The Rev. Salem 1 E. Ea4tman and his
Wife, the Rev. A. . Eastman, have been
unarilmously elect d pastors of the Park
chuaeb, Elmira, t succeed (be late Rev.
Dr. Thomas K. eecher. Mr. and Mrs.
Eastman had . b n Dr. Beecher's as-
sistants for sever 1 years previous to his
• death.
ELECT IC SPARKS.
The flashing ele tric sign -the kind that
winks -is decided y unpopular in Lon-
don. The eounty council has just made
a regulation providing a fine of £5 for
the exhibition of s eh signs in the streets.
There are 1,20,000 miles of copper
wire used In telepbone service in the
United States, apd 4,000,000 calls are
received daily in the telephone exchanges
; of the county. he wire would girdle
the earth at the equator 48 times or
I reach from the arth to the moon five
times. ' •
• The new eleetr c power plant at the:
Armour pacting houses in Chicago re-
places (13 steam oilers, 10 engin QS and:
17. refrigerat ng achines: It develop*
4,000 horseposver nd feeds 10,000 incan-
descent laruPs, 3)0 are lamps and 120
, power motort, set ttered over an area of
more than 60 a r
111
CAJroRIA
The fae-
• finite
epees
of
s and Children.
MG QUALITY
Stands for allthat is finest in
omen's shoes. It means grace
tyle, comfort and economy, all
for $3. It might easily be $5.
These are the sort of shoes t
piease fastidious dressers.
We are sure they would. please you
if you will allow us
.to introduce you.
R
King Quality's the TRA"
name -$3.
itioUtJA
Truest
Economy
to get the Best
A cheaply made cream separator
is dear at, any, prite, because faulty in
construction, liable to break, end diffi-
cult to operate. The Sharpies No. 1,
with a capacity of 325 lbs, an hour,
and the Sharpies W. IL S, with a ca-
pacity of 300 lbs, aro the finest pro-
, duets of the largest and best equipped
eream separator factory in the world.
The materials entering inte t1.14 con-
struction of these machines art the
best obtainable. The work is done by drilled 'workmen, and is subjectedlto the
most rigid inspecfion. Without fear of subetantial contradiction, we can say
that for ease in operating, clean skimming and durability, there is no othei hand
power cream separator made by any one anywhere that is equal to the Sharpies.
We sell these machines on their.merits. We believe that the buyer ehonid be
allowed to decide which machine is best for him to buy. We have them y) any
intending buyer for a week or ten days, with privilege of returning the roachine
if not petfectly satisfied with it. Price of No. I machine, $90; W. E S. ma-
chine, $75, Write for illustrated catalogue. See earapie machine at
Brothers' warerooms, Seaforth.
W. L. (MIME TTE, Lorides:boro1 Ontario.
GOOD-BYE
to kitchen troubles -to all veiatiois
waiting for thepre-to the oven that
only bakes well occasionally, mid then
just on one side ----and to ail exorbitant
purse-wrecking:deraands for fuel,
When you buy Gurniy's ,
m pe Hai Oxf rd.
Have you seen them yet?
Their patent improvements make them OA easiest txunning, most economi-
cal and most delightfully convenient range made -an unequalled success.
Whan you're in a "new range mood," call at our nearest agents.
For sale by SILL MURDIE, Seaforth.
The Gurney 'Foundry do., Limited, Toronto Winnip,g,
Vancouver.-
emember.
that you =not possibly' be
happy or successful unless you
sleep soundly, eat heartily, and
digest what you eat.
Remember
that if your nervous system
needs toning you will be miser-
able yourself s.nd make those
you come in contact with mis-
erable. .
einem er
that in Dr. Ward's Blood land
Nerve Pills you have a rentedy
that has never yet failed to icure
anyl disease caused by im-
pov rished blood, such as1Fa"le
Gre nish or Sallow Cornaleaiion,
Nervous Prostration, Wealaiara,
LosLs of Appetite, Dypei..s:a
and Stomach Disorders,
• ache, Dcprcsion of
Lack of Enrgy Pufficcss and
Dark Circles under the Fa:c
'Pain in the Back, Kidney' a- :al
Liver Disorders, and Catarea.
Pula per box., five box. 4 I a.
or aeon WiLoano La Co., Torso...4 of.a.
Merton Stock Farm,
LOT 27, cowepsnow 8, HOBERT
Thoroughbred Diahain Cows,
Haters and Bulls
of the most fashionable strains for sale at
reasonable prices. Post (ace address,
DAVID HILL, Staff's.
100141
MONEY TO LOAN
s4Trunde of private parties, ate ° company ilinda,
least lowed rates on lint mortgage; terms to snit
bO.rower5. JAMES L RILLORAN, Barrister,
rth. 1869-tf
"E Quality Sa Mee
II Si
E 86 D
The E. & D. wheel is .the oa y Can
adian bicycle that has built up Jnited
States bueiness. It is the -only bicycle
with Four -Point Baring.
r4 -
(7T.5
Ittit5 ;
AXIS OF NW
AX/S
e9.
ea:
In four-point.bearings the load its trans!
witted. in a direct line, and there is no j'am-
tning of balls in the races. In ordinary bear.
ings-the load Is transmitted at Pi4 angle'
which greatly increases the premium on the
point bearing, the bearing never 'afittoubisr-
parts of the( bearing. In the E. &
greater pressure than the actual loa4 on the
bicycle. In ordinary beerier' the ressure
is often three times the actual load ‘.
D. locally guaranteed National bicycles have
four -point bearings in the crank-hae er, the
hubs, and the head. The hearings a s guar-
anteed for three years.
E.* D. Road klocl4ds, men's $60
E & Road Models, ladies'. 980
& D. Special Medals, with gear es,se,..S70
E. A.D. Wng Modsle. .370
Liberal options ate given in saddles gen* OYES,
The E. & D. being a national wheel; is 1o1hy guar-
anteed. Catalogue on application.
Lumsden Wi 1ton
SEAFOBT11,
McLEOD S
System Renovator
-AND OTHER -
TESTED -
A epectftc and antidote ter impure, Weak and Ins
poreriahed Blood, Dyipopetia, Sleeplesen Palpatas
on of the Heart, Liver Coropleint, Ncuretgia, Lott
of Memory, Bronchitis, Communplion, Gal! Mon
Jaundsee, Mei* And Urinary Disesates, iSt. Vitus'
Deno°, Female Irregular!** end General
LABORATORY-Ciodeiriola Ontario.
J. M. MoLKOD, Proprietor and Mann
faoturer.
Bold by J, 8, Beemers, Beafe#b,„:
1130141
MONEY TO LOAN.1
Money to lean at per teat, on first-4lass farm
land security. Apply to 2 S. HAYS, 'Dominiaa
Bank Bulldog, Seateeta.