The Huron Expositor, 1906-11-09, Page 3URON EXPOSITO
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Brick house in Egraondenkle
toegon , with teller and gooct
L6t No. 4e 4et Side Loielen
Will beeselenefteare apply
elville, or to".1. L. .1041.0Po.
W271
tned wilirent hie farm et
k good tenant for a termer,
ts of 210 oacres of goo,e
Itivatin and in good con.
aid particulars apply Wore*.
wph-2. 0. 11:81-M
— ean /end
ed quarter see -Cone of let)
Iere per annum. Only firee
eeettriey given. Tenons
anein up can be lenle
10 to tl,Orel. For Anther.
J. A. JetOssON. Berrie -
t. l'eeest.
leer sale the East Half 01 Lot
eession of Tuckeremitil, eon.
elettred aeti in a gOod
len is, on the prendees,
:.ree fen and a comfori•Able
led orchard of *Muter forte
,3.3. to JOHN WHIT ,
202
etellia frame npusein Rg
ree aeres of lend, otter an
c0ntain31 bed room, pee.
itehen downstairs and two.
W upstaire. There is plenty
'rite property is closet° beak
1 be sold chftp. Anply to
pr.ix 357, Seedortee P. 0.
2032.tt
rne subscriber offer), for safe
ee.being, lot 31, Snt canoe.
ith. Ad cleared and unele..-e
; all but IS mores in grere
hay barn and °thee ont.
d. good water, whoolhount
hin six ranee of Seaferth
ill be gold on easy terms.
.linton P. 0. M89-x8ti
RSALE.—The undersign
that meet desirable boat
Hall Lot 5, Conceseion I, •
be on the promise% a„
bank barn, 66 x 34, all fit.
ring and in first -claw shape.
•on Road, Se milea from Sea
Edinton and one mile front
Aielf oe Lot 6, Coneetielon
•spring that rues tile eear
/seeded to grase. It win bet
as the proprietor wishete to
tioulare apply on the prem..
iawni, Seaforth, Ontario.
202841
=For sale, a story -and -a -half
ey, Just outside the corpor-
a are nine rooms (end wood
>mediae, also hard and
ere are 'Li acres of land,wftli
it of the best varieties, also
iand hen house for about 50,
en recently painted and pape
'condition end would be a.
=retired farmer. For further
. .1. J. HUGILL, or to
LL, Seatorth P. O.
203.1x20
For sale, Lot 6, Concession 3,
containing 100 acres, or
ood bun. The balance
dand infIrsteclasseondition.
ie one a bank barn 86 x 78 It..
rneath and 'the other 56 x
e frame house, three good
spring at the rear of the lot,.
ard. The,ploughing is all
wheat. It is within two.
ellage of Hensel1 and within
use. Apply on the jrernisea
..neell P. 0. 198741
or wee, Lot 24, Coneaselon
r.• 100 acme. Ninety acres are
le of cultivation: there are
od hush. The farm la alt
ell fenced. There is a two -
slate roof, a first-class lune
SOfte, cemeo4 silo, pig pen,
two never -failing well%
id email fruit. This excellent
a Brucefield and five mllea
gravel made. For futther
premises or address ALBERT
1948-tf
-100 cres, Lot 3, Concesaion
ersinith, Huron County, all
15 acres of bush. Frame
ell, land and bush the best..
"oneeteion 4,, Tuckersmith,
ter, Baylield river crossing iL
a bank barn, brick house,
e pig and hen house, young'
Eideome shade tree, Z wells,
mildinter are new and up -to -
best eonpition. A ,froorl Io
lorth on a good road. These.
-2. together or separately. If
iffered for rent. Apply to-
nirilte P. O., Ont. 199041
ALE.—For sale cheap and on
;ire Concession 4, MoKillop.
Leto, all cleared and in fine-
-are seeded to grass, six or
. the rest all ploughed and.
There is a fine spring for
e to the huildingie a good
erns, one with pod stabling
i.table rind iniplement honse-
ist within a mile and a half
If not sold, will be leased'
DY to the undersigned, box
covENLocK.
'or sale, Lot 5. Conces.sion 141
e 120 acree. The farm le at,
.te of cultivation. It is well"
There le a large two-storey
led and kitchen. There le a.
smaller barns and driving-
eds. There are two never
en, which make it an excel -
An' cropping. There is also.
e rnbnili. This. excellent
Ifarlock P. 0., four mile
uft purehaser as the prop -
he farm and, if not sold. it
the farm of the late Joh*
rulers apply on the premise*
MRS. JOHN MILLS.
2014xte
- -
F'r
. Lot 24. Concession
ene Het clone. There are 85.
halance is good hardwood
linulerdrained and well fen"
eremises, a two-etory frame
item and good cellar. Tha
kdiitoo. There ie also a good
ntity of eorei wo.ter both at
good spring creek rune
Thie farm is in first-
, the best in the township.
lee front the village of Bruce -
r Minton. Will be sold ell
i.tor is going west. For !ur-
n the premises or addrOg.
et AIN GILMOUR,. --
2010x1tf
i"DR SALE.—The tindereigfl.
en. that most desirable prop-
etneeeeion 1, ToWnship of
le There are. on the prem-
..% x el, with kitchen attaoh-
'p repair ; a large hank bane,
r ee tablinunderneath e-
; on
x 37, and other ueefut
nett watered, both in front
elapted both for grain tied
t high state of cultivation,
et the feet that the propriet-
C.r nearly fifty years, tieing:
ill farmers in the township.
•Ing near both ehurch and'
emit of a good market. For
e JOHN SUTHERLAND,
2009-tt
Coneession e. • Lot.
Let 14, Coneessfon I,
len 1, Huron Road Survey,
in Vonore- of Huron, contain-
hin t wo milee of the thrin.
ef the best markets in 'ffes-
nett wee awarded the gold
*E[ en: of leen The farrne
er the pat ten years and
t uhape fur general farming.
aitorey briek dwelling homer
eo el -died --hot air furnace--
ehett .fine irrotmcls
d Neter hedges -orchard
ei west and nortiv-irood
- 30 aeree of hardwood busier
"watered with spring' ereel
.ther or would divide prce
• in the County of Huron.
a!on•th. 2020-tr
--Tear sale. Lot 2, pee
K. 'Paekeremitli, °ordaining
ell fencedand thoroughlf
erdrained, and. having" per
•ation, ix admittedly, onet
• fame in the townelliP-
henee with kitaben and
with (+item and other mod -
two good bank barns-
dinge. There ire A good
TIIw orchard of teen see
e art. two never failing wells.
rd the other at the barn.
rat& eituated, heine three.
Pi-. village of Ifeneall and one
ieelhureb, where there are
poet office and bl.ecksmittr
poor health, it win be
one hall of the pure
•ettary, may fel-nein ore
of interest. For fere
prerniees or to ROREE7
ehog.e
so much what yott
what you save on pay
aay at debar.raines your fu-
uccess. Therefore get
the habit of sexing as much
%as possible every pay
ciay. In
The
_gm Bank of Canada
$1.00 opens an account, and
interest is paid 4 times a year.
Pay Day?
Hensail, Brucefield.
Groups and
9N
-ren 8 110008
are a Specialty with ue. We do the
kind ef werk you will be pleased with.
We have exceptional facilites fr r mak.
ine &Mile groupa aud onildren'e photos
Come in end see nie
Flame Framice and Mouldier&
ARON BROS. Seaforth.
Established 1879
log Cough, Croup, Bronchltb
Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
resoIne is a boon to Asthmatics
Dees it not seem more effective to breathe in a
votsedy to cure disease of the breathing organs
thazt te take the remedy into thei stomach ?
It cures because the air rendered strongly anti.
sesatk is carried over the diseased surface with
every breath, giving prolongat and constant treat.
t. It is inveluable to mothers with small
of a consumptive
tendency find immediate
relief from coughs or in.
limed conditions of the
threat.
Sold by ,dsuegists.
Send postal foelooklet.
LibutiXG, MILES Co.,
Lizait, Agents, Mont-
real, Canada. 307
n the Liver
Is out of Order
eobanel, cascara, salts, strong liver pills
Stia. purging mineral waters wisn't do
any'permanents good. =
When a person is bilious, the
liver is not giving up enough bile
to move the bowels regularly—and
some of the bile is being absorbed
by the blood. In other words;
the liver is in a weakened, un-
healthy condition.
Now, purgatives don't act on the liver
at all. They merely irritate the bowels,
and afford only temporary relief. But
FRUIT-A-TIVES are the one
true LIVER TONIC. They act
directly on th,e liver,strengthen
and -invigorate this vital organ—
and put it in a normal, healthy
condition.
FRUIT-A-TrVES also stimulate the
glands of the skin—and regulate the
kidneys and sweeten the stomach. When
skin, liver and kidneys are normally
healthy, there can be no biliousness, no
constipation, no kidney trouble, no
impure blood, no headaches.
No other medicine known to science
is so reliable and, so effective in curing
Biliousness as these fruit liver tablets.
PRUIT-A-TINMS are fruit juices
witbc tonics added—and are free from.
alcohol and dangerous drugs.
soe a box or 6 for $2.50. Sent
on reeeipit of price, if your
druggist does not handle
than. -
FRUIT-A-TIVZS
LIMITED,
Crrta.w.a.
hungr
"High Grade" Training
pays, and that is the kind
the famous
)IITIT.TOTT
aleiCiliop Directory for 1906
a0R)i M. GOVENLOOK, Reeve,
Weeithr op P. O.
M. ROWLAND, Ocm.ncillor, Walton
fe
E. 1110QUAID, Councillor, St. Colum-
ba*, P.
ifORN McDOWELE, 0ounoi1lor, Sea-
foreh P. 0.
BYERMAN, Councillor, Brodhag-
en P. Or
MICHAEL MURDIE, Clerk, Winth-
rop P. 0.
R. HOLI1AND, Treaearer, Beeolie
wood P. O.
SOLOMON S. SHANNON, J. P., San-
itary Inspector, Winthrop P. 0.
apies Cotton Root Comma
The great Uterine Tonic, and
only safe effectual Monthly
Regulator on which. women Mt
depend. • Sold in three deggrees
of strength—No. I, ; No. 2,
la degrees stronger $e; No. 3,
for special ears.4.0.per box.
Sold by all d. or sent
prepaid rece pt of price.
Free pamphlet. MONS THE
OS ftoiwwICo,,TOlIONTS, ONT. (fornierht Windsor)
Trythe New Store
Where they don't trifle with
other people's businesa, but
pay strict attention to the
wants of everybody's needs
in the line of
tresh,. Cured and Cooked
Meats
Bologna and Sausages, Gra-
ceriesv Fruits and Vegetables,
all at rifflat prices.
y our 27c Tea.
01116..xess ems.
KRUSE BROS.
SEAFORTIT,
The origivators of low prices in meats
Phone 96
Commercial Blo.sk. Opposite the
-Post Office.
.CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETS
A simple and effective remedy ein-
-SORE THROATS AND COUGHS
They combine the germicidal value of Oresolene
'with the soothing properties of slippery elm and Leo -
Your druggist or from us, 100 in starve,
1,1.2511iintO, Mx1.18 CO., Limited, Agents, Montreal. eot
Wirigharn
Business
College
TORONTO, ONT.
Gives its etudents, iteceet students have
taken positions at salaries from $50 per month to
$1,000 per annum. It Is a well known fact that
our school is the best of its kind in Canada. This
month Is a splendid time to enter. All gradu.
eta get pesitione. T he demand is nearly twen-
ty times the supply. Write today for map'.
fleenteatal ogue.
W. J. ELIZOTT,-Principal
Cor. Yonge and Alexander Sts.
202241
ia a high grade Commeroiol School
Three Courses :
Conunercial - Stenography - Telegraphy
Write GEORGE SPOTTON, Prin
JOHN BEATTIE
usissitaamosimimmts
NOVEMBER
Brings scores of yonug people every yearfrom
the farms and villages of our country to spend
a few months in our splendid school. The
Oeutral Business Coll ge
Toronto.
From communicatiens in hand, this month
this year will bring as many as ever. If you
have not thought of it, not hid our catalogue,
write for it at once, and you will likely plan to
John us
W. H. SHAW, Principal
Yonge and Gerrard streets, Torouto
2018.26
Late Division Court Clerk, has a number of prop
erties for sale or to rent, among which is a good
building lot, the South East Half of Town Lot No.
45, East Ward, in George Sparling's Survey, Seaforth,
which will be sold on reaenrmble terms. Insprenoes
effected, debtaceelected and loans made on satisfact.
(try security.at reasonable rates. Call and see me
and be convinced. Late Division Court Office, Sea -
forth. 20184f
-
Money to Loan.
To loan on first mortgage on farm property. A-
' bout $2,000 private money. Apply at
• THE EXPOSITOR OFFICE,
20264f. Seaforth, Ontario.
The Berlin
Business C ollege.
Write for catalogGrof the school
that places more etudents in posi-
tions than any similar school in
Western Ontario.
All adustes get Positions.
Enter at any time.
THE BERLIN
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
W. D. EULER, Principal.
2018
SOFT AND PLEASANT
Nat THE ITCHING
KIND‘
Some underwear always seems
to rub you the wrong
way—a nasty, prickly,
disagreeable feeling.
You know how that
kind makes you
squirm.
rmi
gositor
DISTITOT MATTERS.i
Card a Thanks.—The undersigned
desires. to express his sincere and
heart -felt thanks to his fellow em-
.ployees at the Bell Engine & Thresh-
er Works for their uniform kindness
to WM. during hie employment there,
and especially for the beautiful pres-
ent given him, a gold watch, on the
occasion of his severing his connec-
tion with that establishment He
will ever cherish this mementoof
their kindness and good will, and
wherever his future lot may be cast,
he will always endeavor to f10, reg-
ulate his life and actions as to
/irove worthy of their continued es-
teem.—Thomas Oliver.
Going to ,Windsor.—The Goderich
Star of last week makes' the follow-
ing reference to tWo worthy citizens,
who are leavieg that town for Wind-
sor. They are both well known in
this vicinity, Mrs. Campbell in earl-
ier life having been a resident of
McKillop, near Seaforth, and for
many years she was a prominent and
most successfell 'exhibitor at all the
agricultural ehow re The Star says:
"This week Mr. and Mrs. 'Colin
Campbell, who have been 'residents
of Goderich for about 23 years, the _
past two -years on the Huron Road,
just outside the town limits, this
wee,k said good-bye to the old town,
and moved to Windsor, where they
have purchased a residence, and will
resside in future. Few people were
more generally known than this cou-
ple. Mee. Campbell, especially,, being
an active figure in Temperance, Sun -
'day school and -Women's Institute
work. She has been connected witb.
Knox thumb Sunday school for 17
years, secretary of the West Huron
Institute since ite organization, and
a worker in the Royal Templars and
Canadian Home Circles since their
first inception here. As a lecturer
and demonstrator in -Women's Insti-
tute work, she has travelled over a
good part of Ontario, and organized Cromartv•
every branch Institute in the county •
of ,Huron. The Home Circles' Society Notes.—Mr. Alex. Miller arrived
marked the departure of such worthy home from the weat after spending
members by -presenting Mrs. Camp. some, weeks with his brother at
bell with a handsome ebony and ii- High Riven—Mrs. Park and family
ver travelling -companion, and Mr. ' moved Into the village last week.
Campbell with gold -mounted silk The people of this little hamlet wel-
umbrella, 1 est Friday evening, at the come them into their ranks and trust
home of Mr. -Wm. Stoddart." they may enjoy their /new Mr. Alf. Miller of Toronto, visited his
home.—
Adopted a Negro Boy.—Mrs. Robert relatives recently.—Miss Jennie Bal -
Kay, of Detroit, the lady referred lantyne, of Farquhar, recently* visit -
to in the following paragraph tak- ed Mise Jennie Hamilton.—Mr. John
en from ' a recent issue of the De- A. Norris ,returned home from the
troit Free Press, is a Canadian be- west last week.—Mrs. Martin, Mrs.
Ing a daughter of Rev. Dr. Griffin', Dow and Mrs. Murray, of Exeter,
a former pastor' of tite Central Meth- spent a day at the manse last week.
odist church, Stratford. Her hue- —Mrs. Gillespie spent a few days
band, Mr. Robert Kay, is a nephew with Mrs. Gardiner, of Farquhar re -
of Mrs. (Dr.) McDonald, formerly of cently.—Mrs. Johnston, who has been
Seaforth, and now of Brandon, Man. ill for :the past week is recovering
'
The Free Pres says: " Little slowly.
Charlie Cox, the ten -year-old colored
boy who has been driving the truant Bilious Attack Quickly Cured.
officer to distraction, has at last .A few weeks agd leacX a biliousatl-
found a benefactress in Mre. Robert tack that was so severe I was not
Kay, whose husband is connected with able • to go to the office for two
Wright, Kay & Co. Mrs. Kay -is days. Failing to get relief from my
president of the ladies' board of the family physician's treatment, I took
D'Arcambal Home for Boys, and three of Chamberlain's Stomach and
while the child was an inmate of Liver -Tablets, and the next day I felt
this institution she met him. She like a new man.—H. C. Bailey, Editor
took a liking to the boy and detected of the News, Chapin, S. C. These Tab -
many good qualities about him. She lets are for sale by all druggists.
believed that if he were removed from
his environments, he would reform. ,
The only way in which she could In The Olden Days.
get absolute control over him would
Thus cried. the hair. And a
kind neighbor came to the res-
cue with a bottle of Ayer's
Hair Vigor. The hair was
saved! This was because
Ayer's Hair Vigor is a regular
medicise. Falling hair is
caused by a germ, and this
medicine completely destroys
these germs. Then the healthy
scalp gives rich, healthy hair.
The nest kind of a testi.monisl—
" Bold foe over sixty' years."
A_ Made by Ir. 0. neer no., Lowell. Mee.
Also ineinteeoturere of
A., S RSAPAMLLA.
yersPcilital PECTORAL.
,
eetee
UNSHR1NKABLE
UNDERWEA
made from the best
and finest qualities
of AustralianWool
—much finer than the Canadian
wools—retains all the original
qualities of, the wool and is
soft and elaitic.
It is as soft and fits as well
at the end of the season as at
the beginning.
Insist upon seeing
this trade mark. If -asp •Pesuk,s,
take it back and your es4"..it,,,
cede. is not all we claim
dealer will replace it.
buNe v4ocfr
All dealers have it.
THE C.TURNBULL CO. LTD
GALT, CANADA.
assured.—The following were elect-
ed officers of the Junior Alliance of
the Evangelical church: President,
Pearl Wurtz ; vice-president, Eva
Williams; recording secretaey,Elmora
Hartleib ; corresponding secretary, Al -
vena Bossenberry ; treasurer, Gertie
Hartleib ; organist and assistant sup-
erintendent, Etta HaTtleib ; assist-
ant organist, Ada Koehler; libra-
rians, Muriel Preeter and Olive 0' -
Brien; page boys, Marshall Zeller
and Clayton Hoffman.
A Guaranted -Cure for Piles
Itching, Blind,sBieeding, Protruding
riles. Druggists are authorized to
refund money if PAZO OINTMENT
fails to cure in 6 to 14 days.. 50o.
GOOD AS GOLD.
• A Company with a' Record.
The "London Life" has been conducting its business for over 30
years in a quiet, unostentatio us manner, bat with the greatest satis-
faction to its policy holders.
For over 20 years with pr ofit policies have been issued, upo%
which the results are unexcelled.
ESTIMATES of profits on rates now in force have been
FULLY REALIZED.
W. H. ROBINSON Inspector Seaforth.
lop, met with rather a pa nful acci-
dent. He was driving a team of
horses when something went wrong
. With the harness, and he got out on
the tongue to fix it, when the horees1
started and he fell beneath their
feet and the wagon ran over him,
fracturing his arm.
4
be by adoption, and Monday afternoon, Interesting sketches of the early
In the probate court, Wm. Cox, the . days of Seaforth and vicinity,
child's father, relinquished all claim • taken from the files of The Ex -
to him. Robt. Kay, Mrs. Kay's hus- positor.
band, signed the adoption papers.
• NNW.. 4•1i,
•=1110 •••••• •••••.0
Seaforth, June 18, 1873.
Mr. Hugh Love, sr., of Hay, left
on Tuesday last for Scotland. ' Mr.
Love's object in again visiting his
native land is to obtain more im-
proved stock.
The hay crop is likely to prove a
failure again In this district.
An exciting game of baseball was
played in Seaforth on Saturday last
between WrOxeter and the Stars of
Seaforth,. resulting in a 'victory for
the Stars by 54 runs to 84.
Mr. William Malcolm, one of the
prominent residents of Seaforth, died
on Monday last, Deceased was a na-
tive of the country of Scotland and
had reeided in Seaforth • since 1868,
where he was engaged in the egg
and produce business. He was 43
years of age and leaves a widow
and two children.
Mrs. Kay will send the bpy at once , • Seaforth,- May 16, 1878.
to a private boarding school in Vir- At the annual meeting of the Star
ginia, where only children of wealthy base ball dab of Seaforth, the 101-
southern negores attend. She feels lowing officers were elected : Prest-
very hopeful for the future of her den, H. W. C. Meyer; vice-president,
young charge," It is to be hoped J. 'eramb ; secretary and treasurer, D.
the little fellow will learn to ap- Hogan; cemrnittee, John Grieve, :Wm.
preciate his 'good fortune, and im- Erwin and F. Smith.
prove his advantages and become a James Dunnage, of the 5th conces-
credit to his race and a joy to this sion of McKillop, had six sheep and'
worthy benefactress. He may be. nine lambs -killed by dogs one night)
come a second Bookel washing -ton. recently. - •
Piles quickly and Tositively cured with a -seriouS accident the other
with Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment. day, He was harrowing wtih a team
Ws made for piles alone --and iti does of colts, when they ran away, and
illere ;work eurely and with sa,tisfac- dragged the harrows over him. One
tion. Itching, iprotruding or tooth penetrated his skull and he is
blind piles disappear like magic by now in a dangerous conditcin.
its use. Large, Nickel Capped glass ---
jars, 60 cents. keld and recommend- z Seaforth, May 23, 1873.
ed by C. Aberhart, druggist, Sea- : Mr. Samuel Scarlett has purchased
forth. from Mr. Win. Arthur, the house and
lot on Goderich street, at present
McKtllop occupied by Mr. Julius Duncan, for
Section No. 2.—The , following is $1,000.
the report of the pupils in S. S. 'No. At the annual meeting of the Sea -
2, McKillop, for the -month of 0e- forth Mechanics' Institute, the 101 -
Officers were elected : Pres-
tober. Marks given for exa,minatione lowing
and good behaviour: Class V—Ethel ident, Wm. Campbell; vice-president,
Kerr 790. Class IV—Brenton e Kerr Adam Gray; secretary, Jas. I. Car -
647, Samuel Storey 549, Aileen Scott ter; assistant secretary, Allan Mc -
534, Peru McMichael 628, Homer Lean ; librarian and treasurer, W.
Hunt 504, Jean McMichael 459. Cle.ss N. Watson ; directors, Robt. Jam-
III—Mabel Dorrance 513, Mima Dol- ieson, Wm. Grant, R. McMillan, Ed.
mage 499, :Willie Storey 488, Jessie CaSh, D. D. Wilson, Thos. Malich-
Wilson 438, Clifford Hunt 392,Lorna, ael,` John Murray, John McIntyre.
Harn 330, Robert McElroy 297, ,
Omer Anderson 213. Class II— Ed- Seaforth, May 30, 1873.
Ith Hunt 283, Ethel Harn 186. Class John Ellitot, of McKillop, and Thos.
I—Edith Dolmage 156, Charlie Dol- Gemmill and -Wm. McGeoch, of Tuck -
mage 100.—Helen McMillan,"Teacher. ersmith, left on Monday on a trip
• to Virginia and North Carolina.
Zurich
Thomas McAsh, of Stanlee, met
The new pure food and drug law
will mark It on the label of every
cough ,cure containing opium, chlo-
roform, or any other stupifying or
poisonous drug-. But 4t passes Dr.
Shoop' s Cough Cure as made for 20
years, entirely free.' Dee Shoop all
along has bitterly opposed Vale lose,
of all opiates or narcotics. Dr.Shoop's
Cough Cure is absolutelp see even
for the youngest -babe—and it eures '
it does not simply suppress. Get a
safe and Reliable Cough Cure, by
simply insisting on having Dr.
Shoop's, Let the law be your protec-
tion. We cheerfully recommend and
sell it. C. Aberhart, druggist, Sea -
forth.
1 Dr: Mitchell, of Kinburn, left here
Notes.—The Hay council meets in on Wednesday last, to take up his
the township hall here to -morrow, abode in 'a lively and flourishing town
Saturday.—Mrs. D. Ruby, who spent in Michigan.
the summer in this vicinity, has re-
The 24th was toyally celebrated in
turned to her home in Cavalier, North Seaforth. In the afternoon there
Dakota.—Mr. Nicholas Foster, sr., a were athletec sports and horse races
respected resident of this village,
in the driving park, and in the even -
celebrated his 84th birthdaY last week. ing the dramatic club presented the
He is still quite smart, and the wish plays The Idiot Witness and The
of his many friends is that he may Loan of a Lover."
be long spared to go odt and In a-
On Tuesdey, 20t11' '
inst. the bridge
mOng them.—Mr. L. Kipfer purchased over the south branch o'f the Malt -
the fifty acre farm belonging to the land river, at Latta's, on the bound -
estate of the late Simon Hartman, ary 'between Tuckersrnith and Hib-
which was sold here by auction some bert, gave way. At the time Mr.
Robt. Dalrymple, Tuckersmith, and
600.—The Old People's Day was cele -
days ago. The price .paid was $1,-
Mr. Robert Fulton and daughter, of
brated in the Evangelical church last Usborne, were crossing with a load
of wheat on a wagon. The men es -
Sunday, and the occasion was Im-
proved by a suitable service in the caped injury but Miss Fulton was
forenoon.—The members of the W. C. some what bruised.
T. U. /held their annual meeting for The farmers of the west end, Tuck -
the election of officers on Monday af- ersmith, held an enjoyable picnic in
ternoon, at the ,home of Mrs. C.- the grove on the second concession
Fritz.—Mr. Wm. Dowson has rented on the 24th.
his farm, on the 16th concession, to
Mr. A. Brisson, for one year, arid Mr-
Seaforth, June 6, 1873.
and Mrs. Dowson intend taking a, well Me King, of Carronbrook, has be -
earned holiday, and may go West for come a resident of Seaforth, and has
next summer.—The wind mills on the taken the office on Main street, for -
farms of Messrs. .A. Foster and J.eimerly occupied by Dr. Smith.
Brown, near here, were blown over I/ A sad accident occurred at Walker's
by the wind recently, and coneider- ' saw mill, Grey, on Tuesday morning
ably srnashed.—lar. J. E. Hagan, a last. A young man named Francis
brother of the Messes. Hagan, of Hills Goforth, who was acting as tail saw -
Green, and a former principal of er, came in contact with the saw and
Zurich public r3chool, who is now lo- had his abdomen ripped open and a
cated in eWilteston', North Diiikota, leg and an' arm out clean off. He
where he has a tame and greeWing only breathed once or twice after
practise, is candidate for the the accident.
position, of coroner for his county. If On Thursday of last week a'young
those in thie vicinity who know him man named Alex. Rankin, in the em -
had votes there his election would be ploy/ of MrJohn Brown oi tic101-
. •-- -
—Mr. Thomas Southworth, Director
of Colonization in Ontario, has [re-
ceived a letter from -a former resi-
dent In the vicinity of Hanau,
many, who is coming to Ontarioin
the spring to engage in Agriculture
In this Province. He says that he
will bring with him 50 to 100 young
farmers, all with more or less cap-
ital, and all, anxious to take up
farming locations. They want to
get land together in the Thunder
Bay, Rainy River, Nipissing or the
Algoma district.
—Rev. A. J. Fowlie, 35. yeas old,
a Presbyterian minister at Coldwater,
Ontario, was out duck shooting on
Georgian Bay one day last week.
when he received a -gun shot wound
'in the Tight leg, above the knee.
Mr. Fowlie and Mr. E. S. Clifford, of
Leatherdale, C'ntario were, in a
boat and weige rowing one of the
oars came in contact with' a shot
gun lying on a seat, discharging it.
A heavy charge of No. 4 shot lacer-
eted Mr. Fowlie's thigh and splinter-
ed the bone. He was taken to To-
ronto hospital where an operation
was performed and the chances are
he will recover.
4
A HANDY HOME BOOk.
One of the most useful books ever
issued is that entitled "A Handy Home
Book," published by the Family Her -
and Weekly Star, of Montreal. It is
the best educator we have seen—
brimful of those things every one
should know yet few people do know.
It is a family doctor and cook book.
To see it is to want it and never
part wit ht. It Is a credit to Cana-,
dads great weekly paper. The Family
Herald and Weekly Star is bigger
value than ever this year. Their
premium picture, "A Tug -of -War,"
Is also greatly admired. The com-
bination is certainly a big' dollars'
worth.
•
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—The James Innes Co., of
Hartney, Manitoba, have taken over
the Carberry roller mills, and will
operate the plant there in connection/
with the Hartney mills. Mayor Scott
of Hartney, goes t� Carberry to man-
age the company's builness there.,
The two mills have a combined ca-
pacity of about 500 barrels per day.
—A.. Pearson, a laborer, was in-
stantly killed in -Winnipeg by being
run over -by a street car on' Main
street, near the corner of Jarvis
avenue. The circumstances attend-
ing the accident are most sad, for
the unfortunate man leaves a widow
ahd seven small children absolutely
without means of support.
IN A DEADLY. DECLINE.
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The fact that an article has gained a repute,cion for reliability, that its
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"Before my daughter Lena began
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Price from $45 to $80
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Price $35.00 to 58.0u
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Price $25.00 to $32.0
'Small Fars—Small Priced
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AFORTli