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IMPORTANT NOTICES.
zVITANTED.-Weavers and any good woollen mill
V help. Families preferred. Steady work and
.
good wages CANADA WOOLLEN MAW, Lim-
ited, Reveler. 'i 1709 4
I es.
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MII.L-The TuakersmIth chiersemill is in
CiDER
running order again and is prepared to grind
any afternoon. Also copper kettle to rent out or
will boil apple butter for people it required, Charges
moderate. ROGER PEPPER. 1710 3
"CIARM TO RENT. --Being Lot 4, Concession 8,
J Mullett, consieting of 1C0 acres, Ai good fall
wheat farm. Will be rented on reasonable terms to
a good tenant. For further partioulars apply to
MRS. JOSEPH MARTIN, Constance le 0., 1700-tf
RENT. -One hundred acre.farm, 96 screechier.
pO ed and under tultivation ,• 60 acres in grass, 7
acres In fall wheat; eltuated hall mile eat of Blue.
vale, 4 mien emit of Wingham ; sell, clay loam and
rich ; fall wht at averaged 40 'millets per acre this
season. J. J. DENMAN, Proprietor, Box 18. Blue -
vale. . _ 1710-3
TORN MAWR, Clerk I the Second Division
ej Goan, County Commissioner, of Enron, Con-
veyancer, rand, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
i wetted end to Loan. Office -Oyer Sharp &
L vela store, Main Area, &Worth, 1289
TO RENT -A firtteolass •farm to rent, Lot
FARM
No. 7, on the 2nd Conceselon of Mullett, con-
taining 100 'tarn, about 00 acres cleared • no stone
or privet, only first-olsos soil, and well adapted for
2rops; large barn and ether outbuildings; a large
frame steble for hopes and cattle, and a comfort-
able hones and five acres of good bearing orchard ;
ten acres of . fell wheat it. is situated five ranee
from Feafortb, thmearne from Clinton, 100 rods from
A school, le miles from Alma church, ei- miles from
Kinburn, and parties wishing to take it can get the
privilege of workirg right away on it. For further
plateaars. apply on the premises. FRANCIS
KETTLE. 170941
TEACHERS WANTED
MEACHER WANTED.-Applicatione will be re.
I ceived up to October the 20th, for a teacher for
echool Section No, 1, Morris; duties to commence
January 8rd, 11/01. Addrese, etating salary, to
eNDREW LA1DLAW, Blyth
P. 0., Out. 171Cx4
MEAGHER WANTED, -Wanted,
for School Sec -
1. Hon No. 2, MeKil
op, a mete or fema's
teacher, holding aecond
or third-class certificate
Duties te commence January Iet, 1901. Appli-
cations, stating salary and goring references, will be
received by the undersigned up to October Ilth.
ROST. McELILOY, Eeeforth P. 0. 1709x4
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
TOR SALE. -Nine acres of land for sale, -being
Lot 12, Conceesion 8, Hay. - There is a frame
houeei and barn Wee email orcbard. Particulars
apon sepplication. MRS. ROBERT KYDD, SR.,
urich. 1609 -ti
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gigODERN HOUSE FOR SALE,-Soltd brick, nine
In Tome, furnace and bath room, elegant lawns,
ornameetal elude trees, large and small fruiter.
rums easy. Apply to C. CLARKSON, ;
roprietor
rr to HENRY BEATTIE, Barriater, Ce y's Stook,
eaforth. ‘ 170441
1SE4LND THREE ACRES FOR SALE. -The
R0
underoigned offers.for sale his cottage in Hate
yurhey with 3 acres of land in good state of Quitters.
lon,pleeted with trult-and ornamental trees. There
s A good stable on the place, with plenty of hard and
oft water. Fences aro in good order. Tera are
even rooms in the house which is good repailir. The
!remises may be viewed at any time. JO EPH P.
ItIlieE.
180541
c TALUABLE-PItOPERTY FOR SALE. -For
trete in
V the village tif Egmondville, the valueble
and
pleasantly located premieres of Hie undersigned.
The set petty correlate of two aores of good lend, we 1
endued and (militated. There is A comfortable
frame house, a goad stable, pig ren and other nee.
emery outbuildings on the premlece, also hard and
loft water. There are also 14 good fruit tierce,
apples, ',Wren and pears; beeides °erne choice small
frulte. _It N a meet desirable place for a retired far-
mer oer u arket gardener, and will go cheap. Apply
o WM. C. Clerk, Egmondeille. 109841
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el 001) FARM FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN IF
,X SOLD BEFORE FIRST OF NOVEUBER.-
les farm la eituated In the County of Huron, town.
'hip of Stanley, beteg Lob 4, Conceselon 13. It eon.
ains 80 acres, 10 acres of which le hardwood buy'',
he balance Is all cleared and well fenced and under -
[ rained. There is a good cemfortable ,dwelling
rouse, a good bank barn and a frame straw oiled, a
(rod well at the house and one at the barn and a
'ever falling creek runs through the back end of
he farm. There le a fine orchard with all kinds of
ruin Thia farm kr convenient to churches, schools,
4Arka, etc. For full particulars apply upen the
!remises or adereser ROBERT P. DOUGLAS,. Box 13,
lake P. 0. 1706-13
?ARM FOR SALE. -For &ale, a choice fifty acre
1 farm In Tuckerernith, beirrie Lot 2, on the 13th
oncessiou, Th. s choice farm has rre 80 rod frontage,
t well feneftd and draired ; It N wetly all Heeded,
nd le free from bad weeds, There le also a good
et hard and a small buete On the premised le a poet
rame heuse, conteining eight rooms, with rone eel-
er and woodeired, and a now bank barn. There Id a
ever-faillug opting at the house. It is within a
water of a n fie of a vIllego, a here there aro
hurelle3, peat t Mee, etore, dee and Is three and 4
,alt miles from 110.041. For further partioulare,
I ply on the prmulties, or addresa Chiselhirret P. 0.
. K. EYRE. 1702 tf
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
110 PIO BREEDERS. -The undereigned will keep '
a on Lot 20, Clones:melon 6, L. R. S. Tuckm-sneth,
thoroughbred Cm:Km Witten PIG, also a thoroteste
red YeeKeriiithe PIO. A limited number of trowe will
et admitted to each. Totems, $1, payable at the time
f service, or $1.60 if ohereed. Ale° a few Chester
ehite PIge for eat°. JAMES
GEMMILL 1803-52
r,A4W0E".1.11 BOA R FOR SALE AND FOR SER.',
1 VICE. -The underaigned will keep for eervlou,
1 the Brucenold JGOolla itacitory, a thoroufehbeed
areeer_h Beer, el% re e. eeroci pedigree. Terms,
l ; p ly ebbs at Leer el rervice with privilege of re.
ming If neeeeeary. -itto) a number of thorough -
red ,s-oimg Tantworth Beare and tiows for oak),
MI MoCit KILN kJ , Betteofteld. 1406-t1
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A LIU PIONEERS.
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BROWN, LIM'
Sid AueLIGneer ter the
F1'0
I Certain of Huron and Perth. Ordtra left at
i. M. Careple lee implement wareroonia, Seaforth, or
'llit E‘postrOtt )tiice, telt receive-I:ranee attcnt1on,
attefactioagneerantecd or no charge. 768-tf
A veruiNFERIN“.-- B. 8 -Phillips, Licensed 4
Cls. Areetiore sr for tire eountlee of Huron and
'crib.rra
We g a te:eel f inner and thoroughly
lnderaaretierg the value of farm stock and tropic-
ients, elate K Ine in a be, ter position to realize good
,
dem Charges moderate. eatiefaction guaranteed ;
r en pay. All ordure left at liensall post office or
t Lot i3, tioneeetion 2, Hay, will be promptly
-heeled to. 1009-tt
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STOCK FOR BALE.
IIORTII0 EL): S FIL1?-LiALE. One cow and I two-
° 3 ear -old heifer, eupposete ts calve in October
1 yearling heihr, I later tale all good animals with
regieterest pedigree. I aloi keep for et -refer; an im-
proved Yorkshire L -oar, bred iron Toronto Swesp-
stake %inner. A. O. /WILLIE Lteneall P. 0.
1807-tf
AUGTIONaSAVES.1
UCTION SALE OF 45 STEERS AND 10 COWS.-
-it Mr. Timmer!. Breen hris been inetructed to sell
bv penile ate tion at eicelcrereller Stock Yard, Dublin
on Mondey, Oetober lot, len at 1 oenock p. rn,
sharp, the fo:lowire prepare.% , viz. ; Cattle -45
eteers, ell irOOd IstCt'kuls and feedere ; also 10 good
cows and to -lege -re. The whole etock is all of the
first (petite, nee the 'owe would do either for the
dairy or for hretcline perroeep, The stock mu,t all
be tield As lee pruprit ter. bee no place to e•inter
them. Terme eTwelee mouths' cremt will be given
0i1aprottj&it macre • A diteount of 6 per curt
writ (re elleveed for eater, JOHN McCONNELfe, pro-
prietor; TILOS. DROWN, auctioneer. 1710-2
UCTION- SALE OF'
THOROUGHBRED AND
GRADE SToelv. Mr Thomao Brown has.been
Instrueted to trell by public. auction, on Lot 11, Con.
melon le Mullett, on Tueedity, October 2nd, 1000, at
1 o'cloek- 11. tn. Aare, the following property.
Horsee-Oue geldin.c. 2 years old sired by Slander, 1
eucking-colt trrcd by Red Hero. Thormshbred cattle.--
Durharns--Clow 7 e eers old, Lady Mirror), by Prime
.Minister (imp) Mgr (63194) darn, English Duchess -
2nd 21361 suppoeed to be in calf, 1 heifer 2 years old
Hullettee-Beauty by %%demo 2I11i ateatt dein Lady
Huron, eup)esed to be in calf, 1 bull calif 6 months
old Huron Prinidefinieter by Shortreed's bull, dam
Lady Huron, Hereford bull calf 8 month e old General
Buller by Wonder 961, dani Lady Mocteland 1340.
_ Grade Cattle 1 eow to cave in January, 2 fat coves,
2 cows supposed to Ise in calf, 10 steersletting three
. year3 old, 22 steers rising two years old, 9 heifers
rising thrto peen old, 7 heifers -rising two years old,
2 dry come 4-setring, craves, 1 lerge eroded sow sup.
posed to be 1112 pig, 1 second heed Maxwell binder..
Lerninrcie-ntlAthi,e emirs of eni and under, cash; over that
credit will lv given on furniehing sp.
proved erne notes. A discount at the rete of 6e on
the dotter allowed for earth an credit amounts, E.
- FARNIIAJR, proprietor; THO$. BROWN, arm.
Renter. 1710-2
APPLES APPLES
thirty your aeries to make eider mill and have
them made into delicious apple butter or Jelly, no
peeling of apples to fill in requiredbring them alotig
awribrioleeh.olJpgniH
OinIINTILIlleili, Blake cider, apple butter
1710-tf
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J THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
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THE CANADA :SUSI ES,
' COLLEGE
CHATHAM, ON1
. ,
Is doing more for itr pupils than an
school in Canada, in. perhapte then
connote t, HOPI c n wo do th a ?
them a noticel, n t a theme Moan
businees life. Second -The buI noss
ed that them is this vest differ°
graduates of this school and t oso
our
go
ill
8TY,
,Ist
once the etrong demand for
has enabled 280 to be planed I
te•cen September, '1 9, and
ten month:, The geod work
Mayo been placed betWeen Jul
1 t of thle year. We give be cote t
few, showirig-the_ntriety of ;resale)
our graduat et ; I
J. R. Summerfeldt, cache: R der
Trenten N. J. .
.
C. Parkinson, term er Mon t i Clemons Business
1
University, hfount CI mens., Michiga•
n ,
T. G. Stegmann, Bak of Mo Oval, Chethuri, Ont.
Feed Cowan, Ontari Banc onnt "met, Opt.,
W. T. Butt, with Armour . Obboago, nr.
M. N. Maxwell stenographer Detroit Lumber Co,
Detroit, Mieb.
Calvin Laird, alth iCana a yole & Motor Co.,
Wfreison tent .
Rebutter are 'le test to a pl in deoldlog ae to
which sehool a meet Worth o your patronage.
We allow ra Ivory fairs to atu entit front a distance,
provided it dote not exceed. . lOood board for
hetes at $2 per week, and for g Title men 61.1.60.
Our catalogue is so' owledeed to be one of the
hendsom let is,ued bili any buelness school on the
centime It is mut roe by addressing
• 1.), MicLACHLAN & CO,,
1684 ; . Chatham Ont.
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SpavinsP RilisgbonesrSpIlliats
. .
Curbs,, and All Forms of
Lameness Yield te
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, .
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y other. business
any other in the
First -By giving
preparation for
Olio has learn-
er) between the
f othor colleges,
raduates, 'which
poaitione be -
1900, a period of
pee on, and 72
and September
be nam:s of a
ie occupied by
trainees College;
Works thonsands of twos annually. Endorsed by the
best breeders add horsemen everywhere. ?rite, $1; ids
for $5. As Aliniment for (mon) use ft has no equal.
, West. Lane, Onto's'. o, Can., Dec, 34. 1888.
DR. 13. .1. KENDAIJI, CO.
. Dear Sir,; -A year ago I had a valuable horse which
'got lame. I took hint to tho Veterinary Surgeon who
pronounced it Occult fipstvin and gave me little hope,
althesigh he applied sharp blister. This made matters
only *Ors° and the hortie becanie HO lame that it could
not stand up. After trying eve thing in toy power I
wont to a neighbor and told him bout the COM. Hegave
7110 OTTO of your 3)1101114and d it carefully and be.
Ing resolved to do the utmost in f vor of my beast, went
to the neare'st drug 'dere and got bottle of your Swan
Cure and applied it su
etiy neeor, ing to direetIone Be-
fore the first bwas ottleused I no iced an improvement,
and when the iteventi bottle vit about half used,my
horse wart complettly cured ar 'without leaving a
bleinism
h on hi,ifter erasing treatment 1 gave the
horse good care arubdId some light Work with hlmrwish-
fng te tree ff It had effected a eure, then started to work
the horse hard and to iny entire satisfaction he never
showed any more lameness throls it the whole summer.
I Can recommend Kendall's Spa in Cure not only as an
excellent, but am st sure remedy, o any one that It may
concern. Youre truly, . Ald IJEL TRITTEN.
Ask your druggist for Itendall ti ApavIn Cure, also
d•A Treatise on the Illoree,” the book free, or addrette.
OR, O. J. KENDALL COMPANY, ENCORING FALLS, -VT.
SEAFORt1-1 DY
E -WORKS
Ladles and eentlemen, thankng you all for put
petre nage and nt..w OM a new own. is at hand
elith to :et ycu know thtt I am dill In the business,
ready to do my best to give yo .;every aatiefaction
theng your work in the line o cleening.and dyeing
gt utletec fee and ladiete clothing, done without befog
ripped as welters to have them ripped.Al] wool
goode etrarant(Ted to give good atiefaction o 'h)rt•
eet nc Hee. Stawle, curtairre, etc , at moderate
p lees Pelee do not fall to Al e me a call. Butter
tree eees taeen in exchange for work. HENRY
NICHOL, God erich street oast, 'eposite the Cathnlic
hutch. 1801-tfee
The Old •Reliable
Diarrliffla and D
Remedy for
ysentery,
Grandma_ Mrs. Thos Sherlock, Alrn-
Used It. FerMioyr,liOttlnet.g, rl,
reoathenretleyywrrosteoft
ag-e, was taken very ba with diarrhoea,
and we thought we were oing to lose her,,
when I remembered that y grandmother
always used Dr. Fiewier's Extrztaf Wild
Strawberry, and often' sal that It saved her
life. 1 got a battle and geee it -to my child,
and after the third cliose he begap to get •
better and slept well! thatlInight. She Ern.
proved right along and 'was soon coma
letely cured,'
D, flicNA13, C. E.,
ONTARIO LAND litlyEvoR,
EATOIITH - P. 0,
Engineerfor Wingha-n, Seaforth,
. Egio _
,
Oen) nt Siticrwalke, ewesSand Township
'brains willtneteiven; speca1 at elation.
At Queen's Hotel, .
1093-tf
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Fig over a year we tree had the sale') ler the sale 01
INDAPO. Our first order, Warr for 4i quer er el a dozen,
our last for One Hundred and Forty -I ur Lo tars north.
YR EINNEDIlidap
Made' a well
Man of
e:1
ItIDAPO
• TILE GREAT
HINDOO R MEDY
rnonvt,Es Tut, ABOVE ,
Rest, Us In 30 (Lowe. . outset
ttil Nervous Di)'eesee. FAiliu g Memory .
Paresis, Sleeplessnems, N 3 gh tly Ernie-,
dons, Uhl., caused' by past a uttes,1 Orem
vigor and size to ebrunkenrgang, and quickly but
wi
surely restores L. t ,Ma7ahood in ld or young.
Entrileenrried i0 vest pocket. Prece $1.00 a package,
Six for $'5.00 with a written ittz raxxteo to ouro or
ntoney refunded. DON'T UITY AN I ITATION, but
insist oti having IN.DAPO. If your d uggil, has not
got it, we wil I send it prepaid. •
IlINDOO enmity CO;.; Prem.., Chic go, 111. or our Agents.
. This meld increaei proves it is a eme y thet everyone
who tries it epeaks well of; Yours rcspcthully, 1
, I V. FEAR. Seaforth. Ont.
i
McLEOD'S
System iReno'
-AND OTHER --
TES -TED -REMEDIES
ator
A apafliand antidote for Immoi
poverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sloaploe
Won of th Hoorn Liver Coutplaipt,
of Memery, Btonchttise Consuniptio
Jaundice, Stoney and ;Urinary Dive
Dance, Female Inegulereeles and Gan
LAB01AT0ILY-Goda.ri0h, Onterio.
J ajVf McLEOP, "roprie.tor
, facturerr-L':-:
Sold' by J. S. 11%01514i:1..147Se
160141
ask in4 Im
ens, Pa pats.
aural& Loss
, Gall tines,
es, fit. hum
eat Debility.
and IvIanu
forth.
NOT PARTICULA
The Poleen to Wan Too unary to
ilia Cont:iff fy.
A crowd ": t);•1 con':rd ,rates WOIT
awe pea; ! wori-e, lase ngit when one
of liken role '!ie ;Ile:
"Once or te, -..-1 riking tgores in the
armies- et tie, .wost was G -!neral John
Magruth,r, C. 6. A. He was what might
be called a 'Murat' oe a man, for in the
hardest tittles 'Prince John' could always
show a natty uniform, and he always
went into battle, 'the soldierei said, with
enough fuss and feathers to have march-
ed dosVn a dozen Men. It-evas evidently
his determination to alie not only with
his boots on, but -with all his good clothes
' as well. A,dded to his love of dress was
a fondness for good *eating that led him
to every promising home near a camping
ground.' .1
one occasion, with his staff, he
rode up to a haudsome, old fashioned
home in Tennessee, and .With his meet
courtly bow and gallant manner: hinted
that f,00d Would, net be unacceptable to
famished soldiers. The womaneof the
mansion bade them eater, and haetily
sent servants running hither and thither --
to pre -vide a meal for such handsome and
gallant soldiers. I ,
"About the time the .dinner was'weigh-
leg- down the table and jut before the
officers had been invited to enter the
diuirigroom a poor privet., Nth° in peace
would have been stykd ,a gentleman,
sneaked up to the back door and .begged
a bite to eat. . •
"The hospitable hostess'absolutely ig-
tweet of military etiquette, told him' to
'con`, in immediately; .that dinner was
just on the table.' •
"'The oflicerse General Magruder and
the rest, are just getting ready Os eat,'
she said. 'You are in nice Wee
"Had he not *been so fitingty the pri-
;ate might have run on the spot., but
hunger conquers all fears, and he quick-
ly followed his hostess into the 'dining
room, determined to snatch .-81- few bites
and run before he could be sent to the
guardliguse. •
"The officers had not entered. The
private sligped into a seat and began a
savage attack on the food efore him.
Chicken, ham and everything in sight
and reachAvere seized by the hungry eol-
edier. When 'Prince John' and the staff
-Came in, he expected nothing lees than
death.
"The dm' opened, and with the hostess
on :his arm G'.eneral Magruder entered.
-the dining room. The staff was close
behind. ,
"In a moment the general saw the pa-.
vete. - -
"'What are you doing there?' thunder-
ed the officer. -
. "The private sent half e corn pone to
join the chicken he had just swallowed,
,and reached for a piece of ham. He was
-too busy to talk. ,
"General' Megrnder strode up An his
splendid uniform and touched the dirty
gray coated:figure sitting coinposedly at
the table. • ,
" aSirrah, do you now with whom you
are to eat?'
"The soldieepever leaked up. Ho only
grunted out between bites: 'Don't -know
-don't care. Was a time *ore° when I
was mighty particular. All that gone
now. Too hungry-elllieg to eat with
anybody.'
"He was llowed to finish his meal."
• Important' Temtimeziy Omitted.
An ex -justice of the peace tells the fol-
io:wing story: During thetime he was in
office a young man- was brought up be-
fore Iihn on the charge of gamhling. The
eviden.ce was conclusive, and the fudge
imposed a fine, which was paid onethe
spot. When the ease adjourned,' the de-
fendant remained behind and asked the
judge' for a few moments' conversation.
, "The case is over," he began, "and the
' fine has been Paid and It's settled as far
ns thatgoes, but I want to tell yon how
It happened. You see, the cop told us if
we didn't stop playing he'd run us in.
Well, we were- playing a jack pot. I had
an ace, three ‘queens end a king before
the draw: Idiseardcdthe ace and king
and dreW ,another queen. There were
• good' hands • out against me, and they
tried to bluff me ,out find 1 staid with
them. Now, what I want to know is
what you would have done in a case like
that?"___1
"Staid Ihvitig them' if the gallows ho
been in sight!" cried the exc.ted fuclgel
"Why inTihe name of canmon sense Wa8
not that evidence hroneht out at the
trial 7"
1
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• Ito War* the Carpenter.
. The great sculptor Chantrey eommene-
ed his career as a journeymat carpenter,
iii c.onnection With- which fact there is an
odd story told. One day whi11i inspecting
i a coxily vase in the hotiee of • ie wealthy
peat Rogers' he asked, with a smile, who
' Made the table on which the curio stood.
'fOurionsly, enough," eaid Rogers, "it
was not made by a cabinet anther, but by
a common carpenter,"
. Chantrey milted, "Did you see it made?"
and Rogers, supposing the query to 'be
one, of incredulity, replied poSitiVely;
"Certainly. I was in the room while the
map finished it with the ahhitsel,---and I
gave hipi instructions in placing it."
Chaf4rey laughed and said: "You did.
I re3t-10(11)er flint neeall the, circuit;
stencils' perfectly well." '
.''You!"-* excle lined the poet.
"Yes," said Chantrey quiet?'.
e carpenter."
th
"I was
Guarded by
.A village constable, patrolling his beat,
was one day surPrised to see the front
gate of a cottage tenanted by an old Indy
flanked on .each side by a mouse impeis-
oned in a penny. trap.
Seeing the old lady peering cautiously
fl'OLYI an upper Window", the constable
called her attention to the mcrisetraps.
"Yes, I know," she repliee. "I got
Blobb's boy to put 'em there. The ele-
phant 'as escaped from the menagerie
In the town an I'm mortial afeared o' the
'monster cOmin about tny )0115e. I 'ad
the t»ice put there to frighten 'im off,
ICOR I've livered that elephantare orful
frightened of enice."-London _Answers,
;
Not Gone For Good.
Seadda-What's .become of year pretty
typewriter?
Treydee-She and the bookkeeper both
left me very srichkely.
Scadder-For good?
Traydee---No "For befler, for worse,"
I believe. -Phi adelphia Press.
"I believe,"
"In giving, you
adeice whenev
deesn't cost y
l'It costs pot
raid the wise
It Costs.
aidlthe well meaning man,
• frIeud a little wholesome
r the occasion arises. It
n anything."
your friend very often,"
an -Philadelphia Press.
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MARRIA 4, E LICENSES
I SUED AT
•THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE,
1 8/31AFO ONTARIO.
1410 WIT ESSES . REQUIRED.
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SAW
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Chopping
R L. CLARK
Having purchased from Mr. Josiah Watson
the Seaforth Saw Mills, has placed in the
mill
A new and im_proved Grain
Crusher
And is prepared to. erush grain on e the
shortest notice, sealer 5e g bag.
Give us a trial. I
.R. L !CLARK C4th.
88641
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to loan at 4e per cent on firet-olase farm
and security, Apply to It S. HAYS, Dominion
Bank Buliding, Seaforth, • 1007
"E. &D. Quality Satisfies"
•-- - D.
The E. & D. wheel is the only Can
adian bicycle that has_ built up 'United
States business. It is the only bicycle
with Four -Point Barings.
Iz mit ed in a direct line, and there is no jam.
ming
bearings the load is trans -
min of balls• in the recce, In ordinary bear-
ingsthe load is transmitted at an angle,
whi h greatly increases the preesure on the
parts of the bearing. In the E. & D. four -
pot t bearing, the bearing never sustains
greater pressure than the actual load on the
bicycle. Inordinary beariegs the pressure
s -often three times the actual load. E. &
D. locally guaranteed National bicycles have
our -point bearings in the crank -hanger, the
ubs, and the head. The bearings are guar-
nteed for three years.
'
E. & D. Road Models, men's 1 880
E & D. Road Modelle ladies' e430
R & D. Special Modeles with gear case. .870
E. & D. Racing Models 170
. Liberal options are given in saddles, gears, tiros,
• The E. & D. being a netional wheel, is locally ar-
anteed. _Cetalogue on application,
Lumsden & WilsOn,
SEAFORTH.
emember
that you cannot possibly be
happy or successful unless you
sleep soundly, eat heartily, and
digest what you eat.
emember
that if your nervous system
needs toning you will be miser-
able yourself and make those
you,come in contact with mis-
erable.
member
that in Dr. Ward's Blood and
Nerve Pills you have a Ternedy
,that has never yet failed to. cure
• any l disease , caused by. im-
. poverished Lod, such as Tale
Greenish or ,
Nervous lvVe- i --c
Lc?ss of
anU Stcli
ache,
Lack of
-,•-riu
--
Dark Ctrc!e0 -t c1!
Pain in the iT Lt.f_v and
Liver Pind Catar-11,
60 ete, net' bole en.%) //r,X f ir !fee e.", enetee
or 6er1 %VII.. = se, e.r..), „ et) ,
THE KIPPEN MILLS
Gris rnill running night and day, and all
kin& of work done on the shortest notice
First-class roller flour exchanged for wheat,
()GRIT
On hand a quantity of good feed corn for
sale at leweet 'nicest
LOGS ,WANTED.
All -kinds of first-claes legs wanted at the
mill, for which the higher4 cash price will
be paid. Call and see us before disposing
of your logs.
JOHN MeNEVIN, Kippen;
187041 ,
Sight Restored
Science points
out the way to
therestoration of
sight.
i
If your vision s
defective we can
by scientific
methods measure
the defect and
supply the
necesSary glasses
to restore it.
J. $ ROBERTS,
DRUG( IT AND OPTICIAN,
SEAFORTH.
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TAKING Ti-ee REINS.
Charley Royt's first Winning heat of
li,eiscofte IT 2;07% constitutes
fa werll'e
Pi1aster,-2:18%, by tgotist, is one of
the best trotting race horses on the Leke
Brie circuit.
Ananias, 2:06%, pacing, t� wagon. If
he keeps on, Arr. Emery will beat his
turf record of 2:05 with him.
Britannia, the 3 -year-old filly, by Toni -
my Britton, 2:0714, owned by E. A. Lord
of Chicago, worked a mile in 2:19 at Jo'
liet the other day.
Cutting's heat in 2:10% at Joliet the
other day was the fastest fifth heat that
has been trotted this year. It could
have been in 2:10 too.
Rdstler, 2:1514, winner of Wen rtes
reight starts this year,lsold as a y ar-
,
in
ling for $35 and for $125 as a 4 -year-old.
He cost his present owner just $200.
Chelsea, 2:091/j, recently pacing at
Dover, N. H., is a new 2:10 performer
for Gambetta Wilkes. Tonita F., the
ex -western mare, was beaten but a head
In the heat.
James Shevlin, the high priced Baron
Wilkes -Stella Belmont 2:19 trotter that
was a disappointment last year, connect-
ed with first money at Buffalo recently
and now has a record of 2:10%.
The chestnut geldleig Monopole, a grand
eireuit performer for ses'eral seasons,
record 2:081,h, pacing, In 1898, is now
trotting and recently took a record of
2:23% at Worcester, Mass.
Jim Ramey, the John R. Gentry pacer,
tut his record to 2:11% at Joliet the
other day. He is a big, stout gelding
and easy going and will step in 2:10 if
his pins, which are under suspicion, do
not give way.
It is said that the pacing mare Evolute,
by Nominee, who took a record of 2:13
recently, has raised four colts and was
never broken to harness until 8 years
old. She is a sister of Evolutio, 2:13%.
W. L. Spears' bay colt Jay McGregor,
by Jay Ilawkee, 3, 2:14% -Notre Dame,
2:23%, by Robert McGregor, 2:1734, trot-
ted a work out mile at Lexington lately
in 2:2134, repeating in 2:201/2, last quar-
ter in 3414 seeonds.-Elorse Review.
MATRIMONIAL JARS.
A St. Louis inan whose wife wants
him to get a divorce so that she can
marry another fellow refuses to do so,
• saying she must suffer for her sins. The
"other man" seems to be having all the
best of it in this mix up.-chicago Times -
Herald.
A woman in Washington is suing for
divorce ou the ground that het. husband
is not as prominent in polities as he rep-
resented himself to be when he married
her. This woman evidently entered into
the marriage relations without a proper
understanding of the uncertainties of po-
litical life. -Lewiston Jourual.
A SalLouls woman married a man and
divorced him, married him, again and di-
vorced him anew, then married him a
third time and is now suing for her third
divorce. It always takes a woman time
to make up her mind. -Buffalo Express.
An 'American artist married a model
who was widely known for perfect!figure
combined with her heroic size. Three
days later the model lady gave the artist
an unnierci Cul thrashing. Then in a
spasm of remorse she turned about and
tenderly nursed him back to robust
health again. How truly feminine!
THE WRITERS.:
The Will of the late Stephen Crane di-
rects that his library be given to Lafa-
yette college.
Joaquin Miller, the California poet, an-
nounced in a recent interview' that in the
complete edition of his work, which he
Is preparing for putilication only after
his death, his real name, Cincinnatos
Heiue Miller, will be used.
Count 1.1 eo Tolstoi Is assisted in his
literary work liy his two daughters, Tat -
Jana and Marche, who have more than
ordinary talent. "However great I may
or may not' be as a novelist," said Tolstoi
recently, "I am much greater as a,corre-
spondent, because my two dadghters
write ell my letters."
Gordon Craig, a son of Ellen Terry
and well known both is an artist and es
the editor of Page, a Monthly publication
issued from the Sign of the Rose, Hack-
beidge, Surrey, a little magazine devoted
to woodcuts, music book plates, menus
and all sorts of artiatie trifles„ is ;becom-
ing very favorably Walt as a designer,
engraver and printer Of book plates.
FOOD AND ODORS.
--Butter quickly absorbs odors and
should be kept iu a tightly closed jar. If
any is left over on a plate, it should be
covered. •
Articles of food that ate made of gela-
tin or of milk should always be kept
covered, as both milk end gelatin are
literal scavengers of the air and absorb
not odors, but germs. ,
Neither cheese, cabbage, fish nor baked
betels shouts] ever be put into the refrig-
erator. rirbey all leave un odor of which
It is difficult to rid the refrigerator, and
they also finvor the food.
Flour shoeld not be kbpt in a, storeroom
or pantry where there is cooked food, as
it readily absorb. odors. Ignore -flee of
this fact accounts for poor bread oftener
than an inferior quality of doer.
THE NURSERY.
Children should be encouraged to walk
alone, for they are often made high shoul-
dered from being led by the hand all the
time they ere walkieg.
Saishe.tetains should net, as a rule, be
put In -the nursery. Children tly to the
wititloiga at Vvery street sound, and the
curtains that impede their ViOW Will soon
suffer.
Itele-of the greatest in4ortence to keep 1
a child's scalp in a clean and wholesome
condition from its earliest infancy, as on
this condition depends the character of
the hair later on.
ELECTRIC SOARKS.
The aging of titnb4, which formerly
required long storage, is now completed
by electricity in a few hours.
Six hundred and seventeen million tele-
phone messages pass over the wires in
the United Kingdom exery year.
In Vienna telephone booths are fur-
nished with napkins bearing the inscrip-
tion, "Wipe Off Your Phone." The nap-
kins are changed frepuently, and it is
said this serves to keep the mouthpieces
et the fasten -meets .free from microbes.
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CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Tin fur
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tipster.
ton
1441‘ won't.
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When a woman buys King
Quality Shoes she saves $2.
They cost $3 and have the
appearance of $5—that is
how she savgs $2.
'These shoes are irre--
proachable in material, style,
fit and finish.
th11 trimmings are of silk, and they
are the best shoes foifthe price on this
earth. All the words in the English lan-
guage could not tell the facts plainer
"Id ile
that.
Remember %.4‘.4
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It16 QuALIY
Truest
teonomy
to get the Best
A cheaply made cream separator
is dear at any price, because faulty in
construction, liable to break, and diffi-
cult to operate. The Sharpies No. 1,
with a capacity of 325 lbs. an hour,
and the Sharpies W. 11.8, with a ca-
pacity of 300 lbs„ are the finest pro-
ducts of the largest and best equipped
r, cream separator factory in the world.
The materials entering into the con-
struction of these machines are the
best obtainable. The work is done by Ekilled workmen, and is subjected to the
most rigid inspection. Without fear of substantial contradiction, we can say
that for e -ase in operating, clean skimming and cirn ability, there is no other hand
power cream separator made by any one anywhot that is equal to the Sharpies.
We sell' the s machines on their merits.L We her., ve that the buyer should be
allowed to d cide which machine is bet for him to buy. We leave them to any
intending b yer'for a week or ten days, with priNkege of returning the machine
if not pc/fee ly satisfied with it. Price of No. 3:machine, $90; W. iL S. ma-
chine, $75. Write for illustrated catalogue. See sample machine at Hinchley
Brothers' wa
erooms, Seaforth.
W. L. OUIMETTE, Londesboro, Pntario.
PI
"NOT LIKE
MOTHER MADE"
BUT BETTER
ONES
BECAUSE THE
Imperial Oxford
Is superior superior to any kitchen cook stove available in "mOther's time." If you,
care to see them, call at our agents.
For sale by SILLS & MURDIE, Seaforth.
The Gurney Foundry Co., Limited, Toronto, Winnipeg,
Vancouver.
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"0 U R BOBS,"
HERO of MAFEKING,"
" STRATHCONA,"
And other popular portraits in colors on the new, five cent
Scribbling Books just reeeived. Also, all the latest
School Supplies 14 Text Books
AT
ILEX. WILSON'S, Seaforth,
NEXT DOOR NORTH OP PICKARD .S
H. R Jackson Seaforth Mills.
& SON.
The undersigned having pureh
tbe Ogilvie Milling Company, of
IM1'OIITEII8 the well-known
Jules Robin & Co's Brandy, Cognac,
France; Jno. de Kuyper & Son, 1101 -
land Gin, Rotterdam, Hol -land;
Booth's Tom Gin, London, England;
Butloch & Co.'s Scotch Whisky, Glas-
gow, Scotland; Jamieson's Irish
Whisky, Dublin, „Ireland; ale° Port
and -Sherry Wine from France and
Spain, Agents for Walker's Whisky,
Ontario; Royal Distillery and Davb
Ale and Porter, Toronto.
To THE PUBLIC:
We have opened a retail store in
connection with our wholesale bud-
brufiness 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. Goode
delivered to any part of the town
free.
TELEPHONE II. 1514-U
MONEY TO LOAN
nds of private parties, also cempany funds, te
loan at lowest rates on first mortgage; terms to snit
borrowen. JAMBS 1.. KILLORAN, Rs:ester,
&adores. 165241
ed from
lontratal,
Seaforth Flour Mills
-Are now prepared to do all kindis of
C UStO M Work
. TO WHICH .
Special Attention will be
Given.
The very best quality of Flobr given is
exchange for wheat.
Chopping of all kinds done on the ehort,
est notice. Price,five cents per bag. -
The best brandof Flour always on hand,
and will be delivered in any part of the
town free Of dharge.
The highest price in cash paid for all
kinds of grain.
Feed of all kinds constantly on band.
The. Seaforth Milling Co.
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