The Huron Expositor, 1900-08-10, Page 3900
11E
rURE
A
tes only, It
'erne te soft
enlist:. that It
er %xery pure
ammo*
ee is an
eeety
v. -mama
11.11111111.
'bre
„„r,
,!•-,o a I
of e.
to n
,
atia1. l
t
Hithnea
•
resses.
re 27t1I, IOW.
hier ftwere
the value of
as you state,
• Huitea
ter it favor as
I it, or, If /
ae much bu-
ns advertise -
nal be with -
$5 pet bet-
inoinTwk-
✓ horees WAS
a drum, and
ery sica horse
te gen-some
hoommen
✓ thenthat,"
tie (lure." We
d in hell an
te -A hie
night, oat in
fn- hia wOrk.
nitury et thia
at every harm-
er, inlay vela -
nth a remedy
's hos proved
dijkite,Y, tioa-
rorth
'etovee, tan
remov-
4ne etock.
ino
•
•
ATTGUST 10, 1900
'
ten
v
alawieesiownsons.
•
TILE
HURON
EXPOSITOR.
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
ARM TO RENT. -A good 130 acre farm to rent ;
situated on the Thema Road ; -possession given
at once. lApply to THOMAS RUSSELL, Exeter P.O.
Ontario.I 17084f
t .
....----1
FboR SALE, -The consfortehle 11; story frame house
occupied by Isfranitteldrew, in Egrnondville.
e house is in stood repair, and there is plenty of
sedan& soft water on the promisee. Also about an
nese of laud. Apply at TILE EXPOSITOR Office, 169241
3-01IN BEA.TTIE, Clerk If the Second Division
Court, County Commissioner, of Huron, Con
-
"punier, Land, Loan and Hammes Agent. Funds
invested and to Loan. Office -Over Sharp &
stem Main street, Seaforth, 1289
1D-EE8 AND POULTRY,- 20 colonies of Italien
bees in geed painted 'hiyee, at frau $5 to$13.50
earl. Alto full line ef bee keepets' supplies.
Les taken in txcharge for supplioal.
Poultry. -A gratd ice of White Rookie prize
whir;ere et Cu ada's biggest ehows. Black Minorca,
large, good cclor, a very desirable fowl for eggs and
table. t ggs for latching en. per settlegi WU.
HARTRYi teatorth. . 168941
TEACHERS WANTED
•TEACHER WANTED. -For School Sectiop No 8,
Giey ; second class certificate, mete or ifemale,
for balance of 1000. Duties to commence after vacis
tion ; rational applications preferred; applications
received up to Augutt 16th, stating salary a anted,
WM. STRaTlf, Secretary, Lot 17, Conceasion 16,
Grey, Cranbrook G. 1703-2
rpEACHER WANTED. -Wanted, for School set.
tion No, 13, Stanley, a female teaeher, holding
either a eecond or third class certificate. Duties to
commence August 20th, 1000. Applications, stating
eatery, ete., will he received by the secretary up
till August 10th. Personal applicatien preferred.
ARR
. ISAAC ATT, Secretary 8. S. No. 13, StanleY,
Varca P. O., Ontario. • 1702x3
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
-iv PIG BREEDERS. -The undersigned will keep
is on Lot 26, Concession 5, L. R. S., Tuckersmith,
a thoroughbred CilESTBR WHITS Pm, also a thorough-
bred YORKSHIRE pee A limited number of sows will
be admitted to each. Terms, SI, payable at the time
of service, or 11.50 if charged. Alec, a few Chester
White Pigs for sale. JAMES GEMMILL. 1608-52
frAHWORTH BOAR FOR SALE AND FOR SER.
1 VICE. -The undereigned will keep forservice,-
. at the Brucelleld Sates° Factory, a thoroughbred
Taniworth Boar, with registered pedigree. Terms,
11; payable at tare of service with privilege of re-
turning 11. necessary Aleo a number of thorough-
, bred young Tataworth Boars and Sows for sale.
FIUGH 1100ARTNEV,1 Brumfield. 1405 -if
'REAL ESTATE FOR -SALE.
FOR SALE.-Nirie acres cf land for sale, being
Let 12, Concession 8, Hay. There is a frame
house and barn a'ao small orchard. Particulars
upon application. tuRs. RDBERT HYLD,-SR.,
Zuticio
e 169941
T_Torsa AND TaRB1 CRES FOR SALE,-'--The
undersigned offerti /pi Hale his cottage In Har-
purhey with 3 acres of 'arid ia good state et cultiva-
tion,plaeted with fruit abellarnamental tress. There
is a good stable en 41i6 place, with plenty, of hard and
soft water. Fences are in good order:. There are
even rooms in the house which is good repair. The
promises may be viewed at any tme. JOSEPH P.
BRINE. - • -1695-41
QOOD FARM IN STANLEY FOR SALE -For
sale, the guth half ot Lot 18, Ocncinsion 9,
Stanley, containing (0 acres '• about agnates cleared,
the balance geed hardwood bush ; a good frame barn
and log. house ; a goad well, is within a.mile and a
hall of the Vill3geRf Varna; will be sold cheap and
• en eav terms. Apply to DAVID ROBERTSON,
' Varna, N. B. -Also for sale a number of Sheep and
Mare whh apriog, foal. 1702 tf
. ITALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE ▪ -For sale in
V the, tillage of Egmondville, the' valuable and
pleasantly located premises of the undersigned.
The prepay consists of te o ac 03 of gcod land, well
drained eau eultisated. There is ft comfortable
frame home, a gocd stable, pig -yen and other nets-
, celery cutbuildings-on the premises, also hard and
got water. There are also 14 good fruit trees,
aa plea, learnt s and rears ; besides sum choice small
fruita. It fa a most desirable place for a retired far- ,
• mir or weskit gardener, and will go cheap. Apply
to WM. C. Cloak, Egmendville. 1696-t1
, FOR SALE. -For sale, a choice flfty acre
It farm in Tuckereniith, being Lot 2, on tho 13th
Concession, This choice farm has an 80 rod frontage,
ir well fenced and dratted ; it Is nearly all seeded,
and is- free from Lad weed!). There la also a good
orchard and a sinall bush. On the premises is a gem'
frame house, containing eight rooms, with stone cel-
lar and woodshed, and a new bank barn. There is a
nover-failitg spring at the house. it is within a
quarter of a mile of • a aillago, where there are
churches, post c thee, store, etc., and ie three and a
halt mileJ from liecsall. Fur further particulars,
apply on the premises, or address Chleolhurst P. 04
T. to,. EYRE. 170241
s
-VARM FOR SALE. -For sale Lot 21, Concession 10
containing 100 acres, 80 of which aro
cleared and ready for crop, being well underdrained
and weil fenced eitha cedar and black ash. Tiao,hal-
'ince la timber aid immure. There is a small or-
ehard and three ger. d welle. There is a good frarne
house and wood third, a barn and stables 61i-80 feet
also sheep houle, pig pen, implement house and all
other neceseery out baildings. ft is i miles east of
the not th gravel road arid is convenient te schoels,
churches, post office, etc,. Is n mile from Seaforth
and ten iallee from Brusselii. It is ono of the best
tempi) in the tewnsbip and win be sold on oasy terms
ith the proprietor wiehea to retire. Apply on the
yreniiees er addrees Winthrop P. 0. WM. moan!,
sON. , 1698-tf
-STOCK FOR SALE.
i ERSLY sr 0CM-fin co young registered Jersey,
ts) , Cows and a Buff CiOf for Raid. The cows, St."
Lambert, bet the calf oi iginally i from TonfitS3See.
Good oi tortueity to introduce riew. blood. G. A.
MADMAN, Dr uggiet, Bruatele, 0 : t. 1701x4
a
CillORTHORNS FOR SALE: -One cow and 1 two-
° ear-oll heifer, suppeted ti calve in October ;
1 yearling heif, r, 1 heifer calf, all good n011131:I with
register. d pedigree. I ai o keep for service an tiro
pre -vial Yorkehlre hoar, bred fr., m Toronto Swe p-
otato. einnere. A. C. bMILLJE, Hensel P. 0.
169741
•
The Seaforth
Tea Store
Is the right place to leuY your goods.
Very special value in all kinds of gooda
Call and get our price before purchasing
elsewhere. We knew we can please
you both' in price and quality of goods.
I handle a very darge stock of all kiln&
of choice groecries and provisions, also
a large assortment of Crockery,
and tlieesware. A largo dieplay of
dinner, tea and teilet sets, all of which
will be sold cheep ; [deo a nioe line in
Glassware. A epceiul line in Soap, re-
gular pricie 5t: a bar, paw ten bars for
25c. Also a, freah Ion of red herrings
to boxes, regular price 15c 1. box, now
Ma Ono hundred and fifty dozen of
wine and it/leerier gems to sell cheap.
Wanted, buttcr and eggs, for which the
highest price will be paid. Come.ene,
come ail, to the Seaforth Tea Store.
A. G. AULT
SEAFORTII.
THE SEAFORTH
Musical - Instrument
• ,EMPORIUM.
ESTABLISHED, 1873.
Owing to bard times, we have con-
cluded to sell Pianos and Organs at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
oigans at 825 and, upwards, and
Pianos at Corresponding -prices.
Flee us befere purchasing,
SCOTT BE CS.
,,DO YOU FEEL :TIRED
• IN THE* NING
zs .Slop net bring Refr sinfient
-Do you feel wretched, Ittean and mis r -
able in the mornings -as tire as twh n
you went to bed? It's a series. s conditi n
-too serious Ito neglect, arid unless .y • u
have the heart and nervo s syste
strengthened land the bloied e iriched
•
Milburn's He rt and Nerve Pil
is almost certain to ensure.' 'II
'Graham, a we -known Youn
Barrie, Ont., eays:-" I have h
deal of trouble with my ' hea
years.- I was easily agitated
eitemer t caused myhe,art tot thee
I had ci:zzines% . and shortness
and often arose in the morning
tired as whe I went to be
terribly nervo s. Milburn's
Nerve Pine h ve dime wonde
They have rentored My heart
healthy actio, giving me! b
re!nful sleep, a,nd making my n
tern strortg and vigorous."
Milburn s Heart and Nerve P
a box or 3 for $(.25 at all drug
mail. -The T., Milburn Co., L
ronto, !Ont. ,
1
I -
s, collapse
. Fred. H.
man, of
d a great
t for four
nd my ex -
b violently.
of breath,
feeling as
. I was-
eart and
-s for me.
to regular
etc sound
rvous sys-
US are soe.
ists or by
exited, To-
SpErvins,ilingbones,
Curbs,land All For
Latirtenees Yield
esailli ,
• ., . .
O ,
Works thousands Of cures &initially. E•dorsett by the
best breedemencl horsemen - everywhere Price,. itta six
for *5. As ti. ilninient for amity use it has no equal.
Dn. 13. a. RENDAGL 00. .
/
, Iaiet Lem°, ) tartaric', Can, Dec. 11. 1803:
Dear ilirs:-,A year ago 1 had a valhabl . hey's() which
got lame. 1 took him to the Veterinar Surgeon who
pronounced it flee at Spa -In and gave n e little hope,
although he a poi [e la sharp blister, This. made matters
only WOITO and the hon -e became Lao iron, thst it weld
not stand up.. After tr3ring everything n iny power I
went to a neighbor and told him about th. ease. Heftily°
me one. of your books and I studied it en efuily and be-
ing resolved to do the utmost in favor of 1 ay beast, Went
to the nearest drug store and got a bottle I it your Spavin
Cure and applied I t Ririe no according to ( irections. Be-
fore the first bottle ww.; uNed 1 noticed tan Improvement,
and when the seventh bot tie was about attlf used.any
horse was completely cored and with nit leaving a
blemish on itim. After ceasing treatm ut I gave the
13orse good care and did smile light work ,Ith hi m,wisil-
leg to see lf It had -effected a eure,i then s arted to work ,
the lion% hard anrato my entire Katisfae ion he never
showed any more.14,pieness through 001 hole Rummer.
I can recommend Kendall's Si' Cure not only as an
- excellent, hopas.a, sure renu.dy, to any 010 that it.may
rsoncern. ,-ours truly,- • IMMUE TRITTEN.
i, Ask your drfingist fin' itegMellis Seav n Cure, sato
•6.A. Treatise inethe Itorse,” the book t 0, or addrosa.
OR, Be L.101/ALI. COMPANY, ENOS1UR FALLS, VT.
AN ITEM ,OF INTE
EST.
Farm loans taken at -lowest rates; ayments t3
suithorrower ; satisfaction guarantee ; all corre-•
apondence cheeifullv answered. AB ER COSENS,
Wingbarr, Ont. ( filee-At corner o blinnie- and
Patrilk itrreto ; every Saturday ell do, 1667
SEAFORTH DYE
ORKS
Ladies arai, entlemen, thenkleg ye all for pail
patrenage and now that a neve seas, it Is at hand
wish to let you tura* thst I am still in the bueinese,
ready to do itis best to give you ever satisfaction
In doing your a ork in the line of *leant g and dyeing
gentlemen's an ladiee clothing, dcrie ithotit being
ripped as well s th -have thein rippe Alt. wool
goods rivarant cd to give gond Batista Mon on rhert-
est notice. khowle, curtain,- ate e at moderate
prices Pleese do not fail to ,eive me call. Butter
and cgge taken in exchange for wo k.. HENRY
NICFIOL, Ooderich etreet eatt,•oepoiet the Catholic
Church.
• 1691-41 ,
"1100...Eat
What -11,1:-Ike.
Many people suffer terr
pain in 'the stomach af
mouthful they. eat.
Dyspepsia and indigest
them in constant misery.
After trying the hundred
new-fangled remedies with
benefit, why not use the ol
Burdock. Blood Bitters and
perfect and permanent cur
Here ia:a tase in point:
"I was troubled evith indig
dyspepsia for three or four year
alniost evetny doctor round here
ent dyspepsia remedies, but got
".1 then started using Burd
Bitters, and when I had finished
bottle I was almost well, but
PP
,bly with
er every
on keep
and one
ut much
reliable
obtain a
stion and
, and tried
and differ-
ittle relief.
ck Blood
he second_
continued
taking it until,I had .completee the third
bottle, whettnevaii perfectly wen.. Before
taking 13_,B.Be I could scarcbl eat any-
thing- without having a
pain in my stomach, Now
I eat whatever I like witlin
out causing me the leaet
discomferten! M as.
THOMAS Cement, Brussels,.
Out.
MEN ARE CREA
OF HABIT,
Thous. nds of 'business
spend inne and money
when they -might do th
quieke s cheaper and j
isfaeto ily by
LONO DISTA
URES
men still
travelling,
Ir business
et as sat-
TCE TELEPHO E
For over a year no have had the fleecy tor the sale el
1NDAPO. Our first order was for a quart o of ai dozen,
cur last for One Hun red and Forty-four Dollars worth: .
;.1
MOE? ARK 41
REGt tERCD. El
ma e• well
Man of
mep
INOAPO
THE PitEAT
HIN1300 RE EDY
enonceas Tun A OVE
Results in 30 (lags. Cures
all Nervous Miens
Paresis, bleeplessn
eons, etc., caused
vigor anti size to it
surely restores Los
Easily carried in
Six for $3.00 wit/
money roliendod
imaet haviele
s. Failing Memory ,
ss, Nightly Ernie -
sr poet abuses, Ores
Tonkel] .ortraus, end
Manhood in old or
est pocket. Price $1.
I. ioriiten guarani
DON'T BUY AN •151
DAI-'0. li your dru
got it, we will sen i it prepaid.
Ili:WOO ItENEDY c .. Prop,x. Chleneo, Ill. or our Agnes.
, This mid hwrease proves it Is a remedy that everyone
wite trfos II f Nilo *ell of. Years respectl illy,
1
1 VeFEAR. Se forth, Ont.'
quickly but
Oa package,
• to cure or
TATUM but
gist hag apt
ON V
SITI G PARIS.
TIMELY HINTS. F R THOSE GOING
TC THE E POSITION.
Veritable I
()melba
-Lotman
•
aformittln A.betat. the cabsi
es, Tkamevays. and River Boats
t
Rates.
ne and rices at the Restau-
-
. rants ofAlt Grrad se -Money
Unless one has'speciskt reason for
Visiting t exhibition- when there is
no crowd t ie not advisable to do so
beforee10 'clock, says the Paris cor-
resporiden of The ew York Jour-
nal. . 'Pine s of entra ee in each of the
enceintes ,in closures of the exhibit-
tt Paris enel Vincennes —
are as foll ws:
; In the i iorning, b fore 1.07 O'clock,
two tickets; betwe it 10 and 6
o'clock, 01 e _ticket; after 6 in the af-
ternoon, t vo tickets, except Sundays
and holid ys, WIieyi the admission
will ,be 01 e ticket. It will be seen
Chat by er tering th exhibition after
10 one tic -et is god *until 6. En- ,
trance tickets can be 'bought da from
• 11 to .13 c tits outside the exhibition..
Stranger are advised to devote the
inorniag t visiting places of. interest
in Paris et gl to nonsecrate the after-
noons to .t p exhibition. In that ease
-the even in meal may be taken in the
grounds it elf and the whole evening
;passed thete without further entrance
fee. In et se -visitors desire to visit
theetre, concert, etc., it -would
prabaely Le best to leave the exhibi-
thin early enough to dine in the
eeighberhood of the place chosen to
be isited ,
The price of cabe " undergoes no
change during the . exhibition, being
80 cents for the simple course or 40
cents. by tip hour. A tip of from 3
to, 16 cents !is always given over and
-above the regular pi -ice. Nearly afl.
the bus and tram lines, 'either d:rect-
ly or by the transfer system, give ac-
cess to one of -the 36 entrances to the
• exhibition: 'Six cents for inside seats,
with right Co transfer tickets; top
seats, 3 cents; 3 cents extra for
teainsfer. • ,
The ri'vet boats, called -bateaux-
omnibus," stop at stations along the
exhibition water front on both sides
of the 'river, as. follows• Pont de la
Concorde, Pone des Invalides, Pont de
l'Alma and Pont d'Iena. From Char-
entnn to the, Pont du jour, 2 cents
per person on week days:. on Sundays
and holidaYS, 4. cents . per - person.
This is the cheapest 'and most agree-
- able means of transit. .Several -tram
lines c.onia et ,clitIceent parts .of the
suburbs wi th the centre of the capital
and if used: would permit 'visitors: tO
,takelongh gs in the suburbs.
n Transit in -the exhibition is ellected
by means Of the trottoir mobile; or
electric SitleWalk, :and the electric
tramway, besides bath chairs and
'rickshaws, Price or rickshaws, $1
per hour, 50 .cents per half hour, 30
rents per c tauter hour and 20 cents
per course from the ,Place du TrOca-
dero to the Seine and vice versa.
One mete breakfast and dine very
well either at one's hotel or in any
quarter of Paris 'where a visit may.
4 -lave led' one .at 60 cents, per meal. In
the exhibition grounds restaurants of
.all kinds at all prices abound. They
may be classed as follows: lligh
priced nest tutants, at the two ends
of the Ale antler 111, bridge on the
bank of the river, along the Rue des
/nations in the Ipavilions 'of.. Turkey,
AuStria, -BosniaeTlerzegovina, Hun-
gary, Nock ay and Sweden, Germany,'
Spain and Greece; on the Champ . de•
Mars, borc er ng the central gardens,
along the I. laces of the Industries
,INelectiniqme trid of the Industries Chine -
:notes and n the part nearest .the
Eiffel towe , along the 'palaces of the
Fits et Tin us and of the Genie Civil,
1/ordering he A-vdriue de Sliffren, the
Munich re taurante near the ledlel
tower, at he Palais de Costtune, the
'four du Monde, the Chalet, Suisse,.
the Touring club, the Palais de la
111 d the Cineoramoa at the
TrOcatiero, both sides -of the Pont
d'Iena, at Fin& Britannique, at
-1"ingyptic,. t t the Irides Neerlandaises,.
at la Chine , at l'Asicaltussie, etc. '
Restatura ats -of moderate price, two
near the I tre- de Constantine, among
the annexe ; two :near the Rue Fa-
bert; ia ti e aIlllcX0S Of Austria and
Japun; . . the putty d'Orsey, the
Roumanian restaurant:, near the Pa-
vilion de la Presse; on the (hemp de
Mars, along the front of the palaces
of yils et Tissus -and of the Genie
CI oil, nearest the pnlaces of the Me -
net -id one an I the l Industries rhimiques;
at the 'Tin eider°, neat' the n.xposition
of :Navigation de Plaisance, and in
short all' the restaurants in the Rue
de• intrisa • •
_Resta ura Its a. prix ince thee, where'
thetas are served a t, fieed:enneesa one
at each, angle of the rhennp de Mara,
a fifth ((ward the middle o'f the Ave-
nue de Stsi'ren, a sixth lad sveen the
]'.:position of 'Sao iga t iyn de Plais-
ance and Vieux ; Luncheon
_kiosks, a. hundred or ,ecno of them
sin--ead ov r the gt.;01M(IST, of the exhi-
bition, make a specialty of the •sale
• of eyr lain ttl'I lel es----b1-011c1, conser yes,
chnNuterie, _ fruits, etc',—and
UC( ()lITI1IUCE1l I i.011 . is made for
those desh har to eat al fresco:
Foreign moneys current in Fro n ce
are Beigai 1,si.‘‘ iss, Awal rian, Rus-
sian, Spa lish, 1t1ini and Servian
gold-pieves frtmc I ta fiats pieces
are etirreit , hill. not the fract how
silver curt* ewe' of It's ni tie. Copper
coinage of' foreign 'countries is notin
circulatiOn '11 -he following prices tin-
dergo a s ight; depreciation by ex-
change: ta rlriuu mark, \nine 1 franc
20 centimes 2 1 cents; Innenish
sovereign, value 23 francs, or an5;
United. Stt trs (toiler, Va i'lle -Napes
1)0 centims s, or 0-1- cents; Dutch !ffor-;
in, value ' francs., or -10 ceets. .
A. b.oin untie 31 urrie:e:
of Jefferson
that marriage
Davis was of a romantic! character.
tleeperately id love esviiie_ sei-
ne Taylor,daughter of Colonel Zach-
it re. Tit ylor who did not it pprooe of
the at tit thimei t , 'tire young 'people
:tools matt( rs in their own hands and
eloped . Si. •1 eon • e curs s -ed before
id aa ee Id' lAt'101(1.,111.1(1 ttip \e‘i.k
.las 1.01)ecli
ili-1111st.Z 01111;
'11)10111 had covered t hem -
glory at the battle of
ti
and his re
selves witl.
Entine. Vist
MARRI GE LICENSES
ISSUED AT
THE' HUR N EXPOSITOR OFFICE
SRA ORTH, ONTARIO.
Ne W TNESSES REQUIRED
The Old Reliable Remedy for
Diarr cea and Dysentery.
Grand a Mrs. Thos. Sherlock, Arn-
prior, Ont., recently wrote:
UMW Its "My little girl, three years of
age, was aken very bad with diarrhoea,
and we tho ght we were going to lose her,
when I re embered that my grandmother
always us d Dr. Fowler's Extaet of Wild
Strawber and often saki that it saved her
life. I got bottle and gave it to my child,
and after t e third dose she began to get
better and slept well that night. She un-
proved ri ht along and was soon com-
pletely cur d."
The E.
adian bic
States bu
with Fou
AXIS OF HU
D. Quality Satisfies"
• & D.
& D. wheel, is the only Can
ole that has built up 'United
iness. It is the only bicycle
-Point Baring&
---,Ten-tet‘Senin'7471-r-r-.;
-e-
rike'n'r -v
_
D
In four- oint bearings the load is trans-
mitted in direct line, and there is no jam-
ming of ba Is in the races. In ordinary bear-
ings the 1 ad is transmitted at an angle,
which grea ly increases the pressure on the
parts of t e bearing. In the E. & D. four -
point bear ug, the bearing never sustains
greater pre sure than the actual load oh the
bicycle. I ordinary beariegs the pressure
is often th ee times the actual load. E. &
D. locally uaranteed National bicycles have
four -point iearings in the crank -hanger, the
hubs, and he head. The bearings are guar-
anteed -for hree years.
E. &D. oad Modtls, men's $60
E & D. oad Modela, ladies' $60
E & D. 1pcclaI Models, with gear ease.$70
E. & D. lacing Models $70
Liberal opt ons are given in saddles, goirs, tires.
The E. & . being a national wheel, Is locally guar-
anteed. Cat toga° on application.
Lum
den & Wilson,
SEAFORTH.
eart Humbug
It is fashionable to -day to have a
new heart scare every 24 hours.
The commonest symptoms of dys-
pepsia or nerve trouble, such as pal-
pitation, weak spells, loss of appe-
tite, and poor circulation,lare magni-
fied and distorted into serious signs
of heart trouble, with the object of
frightening the public into taking
this or that heart remedy. If a
hundredth part of the heart trouble
we hear about were real, the ceine-
teries wculd be Tilled in a month. A
wrong c nstruction is put upon com-
mon ail
the peo
disease
heart tr
suddenl.
a rare d
ents in order to hurrIbug
le into the belief that heart
is prevalent, Nvhereas rea;
wli:.ch is r.a pacily anA
fatal when it claf.--..s cccur,
Lor '2(71
caullot con v:r_ce
Iron is Vie vital
Tsan itaa ?1.
of splrit A
10:-,o3 of. .eit:11
"i'h ". •
Ir. 0 !jd Id
foi•ri you :e2e(.1,
ot'ler
rim--incr tha c. a't rc:Lt
action. You
vai1. \-'1'7,71 you -rel."..;:.?
Bioor..1 -.,Tervf;
j
fis.sara
THE KIP EN MILLS
•••••••••1,111••••
Grist mill mailing night and day, and all
kinds of work done on the shortest notice
Firste.las roller flour exchanged for wheat,
00 la 1•T
On han it quantity of good feed corn for
Bale at los, est pricea.
GS WANTED.
All kin
mill, for
be paid.
of your lo
wont
le of first- lass logs wanted at the
inch the Inghest cash price will
Call and ;E e us before disposing
8.
JOHN ItIeNEVIN, Kippen.
is
'obtainable
.through
the aid of
perfect
fitting
glasses,
Our s ectacles and lenses
are gu ranteed
perfec in fit and focus.
J. ROBERTS,
DRUG( frANDOPTICIANt
TAKING THE REINS. —
A, mile In 2:50 is the best Pilatns.
2:6914, has been allowed to g�.
Miller, 2;07Y2, recently paced an
eighth in 14 seconds, a 1:52 gait.,
Flip showed a remarkably fast tiial at
a hill° and a quarter the other morning,
bo 'so watchers making it very close to
Jockey Tod Sloane is taking a rest at
present from the saddle, trying his skill
at the traps, being entered to shoot at
several Paris exposition events.
Alice Farley broke down in the handi-
cap at the Fort Erie track recently, and
it is likely that Mrs. Gray's popular
mare has enthid her racing career. - "
kob Proctor is working Joe Bailey,
2: 1%, without hoppleS, and the son of
03 clone has stepped a mile over the
Reedville track in 2:18, last half in 1:06.
urses aggregating $5,000 will be of-
fei ed by the Newburg Driving Park asso-
ci. tion for a meeting to be held there
At g. 14 to 17. A free for all for p.,000
wi I be one of the features.
ccording to the new rule of the Amer-
ican Trotting association, this season will
be one of reform on the tracks of that
or anizetion. Judges and officials who
US4 improper language will be expelled.
t Newcastle, England, the other day
th4 race for the Northumberland Plate
wajs won by Mr. J. C. Dyer's 3 -year-old
ba colt Joe Chamberlain, ridden by J.
11.1 Martin. Innocence was second. and
An eer was third. Eight horses ran. -
IV. C. Whitney's Hanover colt Ilen •
ste n is improving with every race, and
the game fashion in which he responded
to rt fierce drive recently toward the end
of the Futurity _coin -se would seem to in -
die te that he will develop into a -stayer.
. H. Supplee of Rosemont, Pa., re-
ce tly purchased a grand 4 -year-old pros-
pect in Miss Sue, by Pickaway Boy,
"");`) 14; dam by Jay Bird. As a 2 -year-
old she showed quarters in 40 seconds.
La .t seasoa she stepped a quarter in
84 seconds to cart.
THE CRISIS IN CHINA.
. Lhe Europeans in Asia are convinced
that there is a strong dash of yellow in
the white mauls burden. -Washington
'Star. .
4Contrary to popular belief the Chinese
cau serve artillery *ell and are not de-
voi 1 of courage in battle. -Kansas City
Stat-.
Peking was occupied by .Europeau
for .es 40 yeaks ago in the interest of
Dolce, and the empire and the city may
be so occupied again without necessarily
pre npitating new complications. --Chica-
go nter Ocean.
It is the dread of the. future -with the
paitition of China and the inevitable
squabbles over the division of. spoils-
wh eh makes the civilized world regard
thel situation in the Chinese empire with
keen anxiety.
Milani teeming millions In the- interior
of he empire may have all the passive
pos -ers of -resistance claimed for them,
but if all their seaports fall into foreign
hat ds the Chinese can do little more than
stew in their own juice -St. Louis Globe -
De nocrat .
ahem is every reason to expect that
the days of the Chinese empire are num-
ber ,d. The damages and - indemnity
wh ch will be exacted as the result of
wh it is going en will be utterly beyond
the power of the imperial treasury to
'me ,t. -
RECENT INVENTIONS.
nail insects_ have 'bean 'caught by -.a
Ma 130 Man in a trap comprising a• lamp
Inclosed in n conical shield and resting in
• t nein practically filled with a liquid,
inti which the insects fall after striking
agieinst the shield.
4; Chicago woman. has invented a col-
lar' which is designed .to bold the ,bair in
a rpstentled position away from the neck
after weshing, so that it will not dampen
the: clothing. The collar permits a free
circulation of air, which rapidly dries the
hair.
Ai -Chicago- man has designated a life
saving net for use at fires which is easy
for the firemen to support, having ,an
outO grip rope looped at intervals to the
rope which supports the net, the loops
being curved sulliciently to allow the men
to grip the rope without binding the
bands.
; SISTERLY CITIES.
Sleep is said to be a great beautifier.
Philadelphia is a lovely city. -Boston
Globe.
C licago is said to be shy on population.
Bu "shy" is nut a Chicago term. -New
Yolk World.
• I Ph ilad p h in ma kes a better show -
hie than Chicago in the census returns it
wil be because the people all staid at
home to be counted. •
lingo's census returns Lurenten to
below .the 2,000,000 Mark, and the
simpers are now telling about the
who were skipped. -Cleveland
der. -
The opening at Chicago of a new cem-
etcay and the cutting of rates by the un-
dertakers may place tietlth within the
reneh of all who desire to make else wa-
wa d start from that city.
FLOWER AND TREE.
OW that foliage plants are SC) popular,
why not try raising little orange and lem-
on trees from seed? It is interesting to
wa el them growing, and with age they
bac ime very ornamental, their -leaves be-
ing rich and glossy looking. s
ough leaved plants are not so much
bes q by insects as are smooth leaved
one s, nor do they get so dusty. The line
hal dint -cover them seem to be a pro
-
tee ion from both foes. They do not
necd wiping or artificial showering.
rilhe trailing arbutus emphatically de -
es to. be transplanted. You may take
up a big shovelful of its native earth with
it t nd place it in conditions ns nearly like
tho -e of its habitat as you possinly can,
it will languish for a little and thee
die of homesiekness ; perhaps. Wbo
RAILWAY TIES.
Ii proportion to Its size Givit Britain
has eight times as many railways as
.
the United States. . ;
Innglish end Irish railweys increased
their earnings during the last half year
$2,173,500, or 1% per cent.
treet railways of Havana - are to
eh nge the motive power from horses
to.-lectricity. The city is in great need
of rapid transit, and the delay in the
nos improvement is caused by putting
do *ri new sewers.
jig
•
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
ar
Infra -
atUr 0
of -
Ito*
every
wrAppor.
Perfect Harmony
accounts for the perfection
of the King Quality Shoe.
The material, workman-
ship, fit and finish are all
equal—nothing is slighted.
We want every woman to
try them, because if she
buys one pair, sbe will keep
on buying as long as she
lives.
Tbey
N\ ,it1114/
N'
cost S3, '
z„,...vatfitzzuriz.
and thee -are 41,:v s, 41411ttl
worth snore. TRAD
, ,,e sa• e. ,...
You li-KitiPP-
don't need
to be a
judge to
lee that
MAR te
IN& QUALI
'Pt'nt
Truest
Feonemy
to get the Best
A. cheaply made cream separator.
is dear at any price, because faulty in
construction, liable to break, and
cult to operate. The Sharpies No. 1,
,j with a capacity of 325 lbs, an hour,
and the Sharpies W. II. 8, with a ca-
pacity of 300 lbs„ are the Arrest pro-
ducts of the...largest and best - equipped
cream separator factory. in the world.
The materials entering into the con-
! struction of these machines are the
best oilbtainable. The -work, is done by Ekilled worknien, and is subjected to the
most *igid inFpection. Without fear of substantial contradiction, we can say
that for ease in operating, clean skimming and durability, thEre is no other hand
power cream separator made by any one anywher( that is equal to the Sharp)es.
We sell these machines on their merits. We beli, ve that the buyer should be
allowed to decide which machine is best for him tc buy. We leave them to any
intending buyer for a wEek or ten days, with privilege of returfling the machine
if not perfectly satisfied with it. Price of No. 1 machine, $90; 'W. 11. S. ma-
chine, $75. Write for illustrated catalogue. See sample machine at Hinchley
Brothers' warerooms, Seaforth.
W. L. OUIMErTE, Londesboro, Ontario.
A WONDERFUL ANTISEPTIC COMPOUND
- .
.1\1-077-0
.. ..
..,,,a ' Alio,
:?.%1 A Medicated Toilet Seep of the Purest. Awarded Silver Medal Greater
Britain Exhibition, 1897.
A FEW REASONS' WHY YOU SHOULD USE NOVO.
Reg. No. 3007. WHAT IT WILL DO.
I -Prevents all contagious diseases from 6 -It will clean and remove paint, oil and
. approaching where it, is usedgrease stains from woolen and -cotton cloth -
2 -.-It Will clean and polish- paint Work and Inge Aleo cleans coat collars and hate.
not kill the gloss of the paint. i 7 -It contains MO alkali and is etrongly re-
commended for washing the head, at it
3 -It will clean carpets without taking
them upimparts a silky and natural gloss to the
4—It will clean linoleum like newhair, and is especially useful for children.
5 -It will clean bicycle chain and rims.
Novo le claimed to be the cheapest and beet paint
cleaner on market. Try it on finer marks on doors.
-.11110RICE 10e and 20e a BLOCIC
Full directions on blocks.
Estate JOHNSON BROS. Hardware Seaforth
1887-52
WITHOUT QUESTION
The best equipped Business and Short
hand School in Canada is the Forest
City Business and Shorthand College,
L ndon, Ontario. Large endowment
a d strong faculty. Hundreds of stu-
d nate in good positions. Years of ex -
c llent work to its credit. Catalogues
ojittecourse free. Correspondence
i.v
d.
J W. WESTERVELT, Principal.
17 341
Mu,
VOTERS' LIST, 1900.
ieipality of the Town of 8eaforth,
County of Huron.
Notice is hereby given Ih,.t I have fransmittsd or
delivered to the persona mentioned in Sections 8 and
9 of the Ontario Voters' Lilts Act, the cranes requir-
ed by said sections to be to trenerniited or delivered
of the list made, pureuant to the paid Act, of all per-
sons appearine by the last revised Asseegment iloli
of the sald municipality to be entitled to vote In the
-said inunivipality at elections for members of' the
legislative Aesembly, and at Municipal Election,
and that the said Ilst was first posted up at my effice
ab Seaforth on the 30th day of July, 1000, and re-
mains there ler inepectien.
E cetors aro celled upon to examine ihe said list,
and if any Ornisstons or other errors are found there-
in, to take Innen diate proceedings to have the said
errors corrected according to law.
WM. ELLIOTT,
Clerk of Seaforth.
Executors' ale
Of V luable Farm Lands in he Town-
s ip of Hullett, County of uron.
The xecutors' of the Estate ofthe tato Michael
Fisher will offer for sale, by public a ct'on, at the
ROYA HOTEL, In the TOWN OF 8 AFORTH,
On uesday, August 21 tf 1900
At 8 'elrck p. m , by Themes Brown auctioneer,
the fol owing lande and premises: Lot number 8, in
the St Conceesion of the tswnthip el Hullett, in tho
Count of Huron. consisting of 100 tiered, more er
less. There £1113 :86 acres cleared, end there. are 14
acres of second growth bush. The builtlinge are as
follows: Howe, frau e, with attachment], in fair
condition: and bun 72x46, frame, with stabling in
barn, and are in fair repair. The Um Is fairly well
fenced, and there le it go d well of water; there is
also a good orchard. Terms -Ten per cent, to be
paid,at the thne of sale, and the balance on the ht
day of April, A. D. 1901, when deed will be granted
and porsession given Thepurchmer to have privi-
lege of doing fall plowing in fell of 1900. For fur-
ther particulars and conditions of Palo, apply to the
Executors, JOHN NATTRESfeand JOHN EMSLER,
Woodbridge P. O.; MESSRS. PR01IDY0Or a BAYS,
Barri tere, &c., Goalerieh, or to DUNCAN, GRANT,
SHEA & MILLER, 25 King Street West, Toronto,
1708x3
McLEOD'S
S stem Renovator
, -AND OTHER- \
T STED - REMEDIES.
! ,
A . • “ ,o and antidote for Impure, Weak and Im
pove s. ed Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleepleesnen, Palpate -
Mon of the Heart, /elver Complaint, Ne raten
s, Lo
I
of Mem ry, Bronchitis, Consumption, all Stones,
Jatuseito , Kkney and Urinary Dleesee , St. Vitus
Dance, amble Irtegularieies and General, Debility.
LABO ATORY-Goderieh, Ontario. i
11•11•1111M1Mil•
J. M. k eLEOD, Proprietor and Mann
lecturer.
Sold by J. 8. Roneness, Seafortb.
150141
THE SEAFORTH
SIA.W
,.AND..
Chopping Mills
R. L. CLARK
Having purchased from Mr. Joeiah Watson
the Seaforth Saw Mills, has placed iu the
mill
A new and improved Grain
Crusher,
And is prepared to crush grain on a the)
shortest notice, and for 5e a bag.
Give us a trial.
It. L. CLARK :4thL
686-tf
The hest la better' tban ever, THE CANADA.
BUSINESS COLLEGE, Chatham, Ont„ eternal the,
beat) ear In the overdo of the school on June 29,
and will re -open for the Fall Term on Tuesday, Sep-
tember 4. It wee the best es to attendance. It
was the beet as to reetille. It was the beet as fo the
number of pupils placed. TWO hundred and thirty
secured poeitione hi the 10 menthe ecnirneocing
September 1, 3890, and ending June 80, 1900, au
average of 28 per month, as against 14 eel. wreath
during the previous year. Good board for g Me at
92.50 per week and for ladies 82. We pay railway.
fare to tho extent of $8 to ttudents hom a distance.
If yoa have not nen our catalogue you are not
famtitar with the beat Canada has to offer In the
line of Businese or Sherthend training. Write for
it.
D. MeLACHLAN & CO,
1084 Chatham' Ont
H. R. Jackson
& SON.
DIRECT IMPORTERS 01'
Jules Robin & Co's Brandy, Cognac,
France, Jnio. de Kuypet & Son, Hol-
land Gin, e4tothordam, Holland;
Booth's Tom Gin,'London, England ;
Balbach & Co.'s Scotch Whisky, Glas-
gow, Scotland, Jamieson's Irish
WhiskDublin Ireland also Port
and Sherry Wine frOITI Frame and
Spain, Agents for Walker's Whisker.
Ontario ; Royal Distillery and Davie
Ale and Porter, Toronto,
To THE PUBLIC
We have opened a retail store in
connection with our wholesale buei-
business in the rear of the new Do-
minion Bank, in Good's old stand,
where we will sell the best goods in
the market at bottom prices. Gooda
delivered to any part of the town
free.
ELEPHONE 11. 151.3-tf
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to loen et 41 per cent -on f1rst,c'se3 farm
land security. Apply to R S. HAYS, Doini:mi
Bank Building, Seaforth. 1807