The Huron Expositor, 1907-04-26, Page 2soceac.""itatac*
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al Merchant
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arc
the People.
tquliie8 always in stock, 'Choice Tea e and seJeotOoffees.
• tie'e farm/ biecuits alwaye freehand in stook.
ned Goods ---Tomatoes, Corn and Peas, best brands, as Aylmer,
Red Feather or 'rocker; at three for 30c,
Thirty-six inch Flanaelette, asserted patterns, were '12ic, at 10c
per yard. -
A few pairs of Flannelette Blankets to clear at $1,00 a pair.
A few pieces of Wrapperette to cleareat 5e per yard.
clothing 0-
Mente Tweed Pants were $1 50, to Clear at $1 a pair.
A few 33oys' Odd Vest d to elear at 501t adh
A few Boys' Odd Coats, sizes 32 and 33, to clear at $1 each.
•
We handle -Graf -touts English Prints, fast colors and select patterns.
See our Carpet asmortment' before purehashige We ean give you
anything in Union, .A117 Wool, Tapestries or Velvet Squares,
Oil Cloths and Linoleums, either Canadian gr inlaid, from 41 up
to 6i widths,
We pay high prices for first-class Produce of all kinds.
WILLIAMS and PURpELL
Successors to B. B. GUNN
CORNER STORE SEAFORTH
Sin
wen 4ExpOOltstw& ) Passed a local eption .law. It wile,
come into force on the first of May
next. After that date the hotels in
that village will have to conduct -their
SEAFORTII, FRIDAY, 1 April 26, 1007. business minus -the liquor selling at-
. ta.ern. In other Words they will
The Liquor Lioeinaing Question, have chmto give np the Most profita,ble
- At ene Of the recent sittings of the noande or their 'business. But io
Apecial coramission appointed by the catering to the 'peblic they will stil1
hane to coropite with tneighboring
Ontario Government, to enquire into
certain irregularities csiniresefi selling is
cmileeti°n Scoilv'tinuedti: ewxathmvtite
with the issuing of liquor licensee :hotel 'bilsiness. Take, foonn
'Toronto, Mr. Hastings, who had. been %Writhe a few miles distant • On the
I one side, and Exeter on the o her. It
license inspector in 'that eity for over
twenty yents, in his evidence in re- i stands to rase= that the tells in
these 'places will be able to gve bet -
ply to a quesnon said; nter accommodation for the same mon-
"I think the Provincial Government, ey than will the hotels in Hensilii1:,
shotild 'take over the whole buein1
ese, , As 'human nature now is, the 'travel:I-
and eliminate the element i of 'profit. It Ing public, with lamentably fewen--
:would do away wine the practice of cepts, will .patronize the hote1s'. where
encouraging 'people to drinn." they will !receive the best accommo-
Mr. Hastings is well qualieled to dation for the least , money, irres-
petetive f the fact whether liquors are
give an opinion on the subjeo
ct. He Is oold or not. .If a traveller can, pro -
on the right track, and has arrived at core a, more .conifortanle bed, better
.be correct . conclusion. . attention and choicer meals at Zur-
-Prom time in memoriam a great .ficohr fiirh,,Exeeztmerethan. money
ctnnt antinHeericsa,a81011;
Many experiments have been tried, met, of ten he Will gO where he can
WI having for their ornect the con- procure, the best and, cheapest, irres-
trol or eradication or the drink evi1-. pective of the ,liquor -attachment con-
sideration, He will not rernal.n in
Ilmee have been very successful. The
Hensall and -put up with the inferior
licensing, system. ae, •!perha.pie, 'been accommodation simply lbecause tee
Ithe best yet in :vogue. At least it Henson house happens ;to be a 'tern -
has lived the longest and stood the Peranee 'honse. As a natural result.,•
test the beat of any. But it has had
' fore the Hensall hotel will have
to day, and so many syrus have cessaryse patronage or provide tne ne-
accommodation at a very
sprung up under it that a change is much leaf; profit than its Zurich and
inolvv necessary, and is demanded, by Exeter competitors. At least this is
the way thie sort of thing usually
the -people: The curtailing of the
-works out in - ,practical experience.
itraffie under the licensing system, And as it will be here, so will it be
while it ha n not very greatly miti- in all other Times. Human, :nature
riled the drink evil, has created a is pretty much the same the world
Ihuge monopoly in the - drink selling over.
business. !To such an extent has this
fThihs, as we have faointen out, one
groirri (that a. license has now Oe- soystteem weenals wili
edel traalct opftroomn
1:7.%nictsi
come so valuaole that the trafficking its successful operation if it does
in licenees is more difficult to coa- not ientirely destroy its usefulness.
The system suggested by MT. Hast -
trot than ' the trafficking in. liquor [no, and, which has been favorably
and tire dangers .to punne morality discussed in these columns maner
attending it are nearly as great. This ' times, has not this disadvantage,
has been clearly proven 15y the recent . While' it has mailY and striking ad-
; vantages. It Is; , in fact the only
Investigations in Toroato. Some other '
practical and fair solution of this
tsystem, eherefore, must soon be a- i men. vexed, queeticm that we know
dopted. 1 or. That is that the Governinent
The onin two feasible schemes, should take the whole control- a
so othe liquor traffic intoe its own hands
far as we Can see, Is Provincial, Pro- I
and be the sole and only medium bae-
Inbittop and as Mr. H tingsl pro- 1 tveeen the .prodocer and the consume -
poses, ;absolute Government control. I en.
The Scott Act, which provides for It could be worked out in this way
prohibition by counties has been First, let the Government cancel the
licensing spatern entirely. 'Second,
tried and has proveo a failure or at for the aecommodation of the !public,
any :rate it has been entirely discard- let them open sale shops in the trade
ed. One of the principal reasonsfor Centres, place them under the C011 -
its failure or disfavor, was the pre-. trol of responsible, salaried Govern-
ment officials; nave the liquors sup-
-plied directly from the manufacturers
in sealed ;packages and spin in the
local stores, by the Government ogle
dal in charge, in sealed packages and
so to, be removed from the store and
none to be opened or consumed on the
ipeemises. For example, a Govern-
ncribed in its operations, covering rnent store would be maintained in
only one municipality instead of manyil such trade Centres as Sea,forth, Clin-
and on account of its limited sphere ton, Mitcliell, Brussels, and where -
It works out unjustly to individuals.
-
And any •system that is 'based, even
partially-, on injustice and inequality,
can scarcely. hope to succeed.
The loco,' opticrn. law • is unjust in
this way. As an example we will facturere in sealed- packages and to(
lake a local case, always beraing be, sell them in like manner( .to those
.intnd the fact that the ba,r or the desiring to purchase, also in sealed
liquor selling attachment in 'by far packages and to see that none so sold
;the most 'Profitable branchof the is consumed in the store where pur-
hotel business. The, village of' Hen- chased. The system is oirnole and it
nen in this county on January, last would be effective. It would wipe out
teeribecl limits which it covers. loical
°Anon is now being tried, and seems
Lo the in favor eiithi a great Mimi
ardent and Ooziest temperance People.
But. it will not stand tne test any
better and will prove a failure as did
the Scott act. It is still more pre -
ever deenied necessary. Each store
would be under the charge of A ,sal-
aried Government official Whose duty
it would be to receive the liquors
for th.e Government, from the mann-
e el
in ono of Cowan's
leading Zeksoetion-
iinetitutione A?
Loretto Academy,
Guelph, Ont.
Gentlemen,
"Will yon please deliver to
Loretto Convent here four
Bell Piorsoe with the
llimitable Q1.k Repeating
Action similar to the two
Bell Pianos already in use
by us,and which have given
us the best of satisfaction.
Fele Pianos wilt now be
used in the Convent exclus-
ively." ,
The Ladies of Loretto
Write as for Free
Booklet " " containing photos of leading musical celebrities.
The Bell Piano 6 Organ Co., Limited, Guelph, Ont.
Astvaammopy Nosesama,
These Famous Instruments are for .$ale by
It it PECK & CO., Seaforth
bar room at one stroke and woUid
effectively kill the treating nenteire
It weind also rinnece the use of intex..
icsaits to the minimum, as not one in
On thousand who noW tine alcoholic
Stinted -ante habitually would go to
the trouble of visiting the Govern -
Ment liquer store to 'purchase a Seal-
ed pecica.ge -and, carry it home unlese
herequired it for medicinal or other
legitimate purpoees, It would, there-
fore, at •I:ine fell' ,swoope -remove or
eta off totfri fittlfs,. if tot the whole
Or the evils which are now rightfully
attributed to inhe liquer traffic. It
would, a1°, remove the Teattonahle
objection Which many good, well
meaning 'pelvis have to total prohibi-
itinn, Viz: . That it interferes with
the lioerty of ,the subjectesides
all, it would put every penson on an
anima footing and. would. 'be alike ,
just'and fain to all. One, 'hotel keep-
er would not have. any legal advant-
age; over amother. There would be
no monopoly of a legal and. leen.-
'Mate Ibusiness: Betels would still be
!required and would. -still exist for the
accohemodetion o the nutlic and one
Would not be rewired -by Inws at the
expense of a netehbor. The only
diffeenee from no* would be, that the
liquor appendage would, ne cut off •
and there would 'be free competition
-as in Other,' 'lines of trade. Prices for
public. accommodation would, no
doubt, be increased but the public
would 'have Ito :bear the increase,
While competition and. self preserva-
tion would, keep both price and accom-
modation night, the same as in othe'r
eines of trade. "
It is surprising that 'neither of the
(political partiee 'have !as yet vett-
tuned to teke this scheme up. This,
perhaps, can be accounted for by the
feet that it is so plain,, and simple
there is nothincin it tO fool or 'be-
foozle the people • nnd both political
parties 'have 'been trying, ann have
suceeeded only too well, in fooling
the public on this temperanoe and li-
cenee queation for the past thirty
years and they are at it still. If Mr.
George P, Granarn and the Ontario
Liberal party would take up ,such a
neheme and -make ita leading plank
In 'their platform, they would, have
something distinetive to lay 'before
the pepple and which would attract
their attention and secure the! pub -
lie ear, It would pay them, tetter
than fooling with no trifling an
issue as Whether a looal option by-
law ahould be taintedin a local mu-
nicipality on an even vote or on a
two-thirds majerity. The Hon. G. W.
Ross When Premier had this scheme
In view ,and Would have 'put. it for-
wandas one of his leading platform
planke, but Many or Ina supperters
were afraid to take so long a leap,
*bile both the extreme temperance
eveeple and the extreme liquor people
were opposed to in the 'former on ac-
count of sillY sentiment and the lot -
ten ibecause it would deprive some of
there of a. profftnble part of their
(business. Mr. Ross, therefore, consid-
ering the shaky condition of his
!then Government, and the siteation
as stated above, abandoned the scheme
lest it sheuld (prove the last straw,
But the last straw had been piled on
before this. And had he exercised
the courage of his convictions, his
Government !might still have gone
down, but It Would have fallen with
!greater aims" to its credit. The fat
!that both extremes are emfavorable,
to tine scheme is the best evidence of
Lt s fairness and its efficiency.
tegtegisttbletable=12:931.100MIS
SUFFERING BABIES.
E OSITO
expereee of pttt1tg down; a
that all through the 'towtntlp, bul
just to follow on those lin se If the
=cilium had trier° sand in their
I
mental make up, they would not allow
so much sand to be out on the roads. -
I made Mention a the ./eigli trixoe in :
the different townehips. .Just One min
tete' alut then I am done. There is one
souree of revenue *Mobs Xi 'think the
councils have overlooked, and that is
ithe traction engine. There is not any -
wing goes over the Toads 1when they
are wet -that, cute them ,etp like a
Ithreehing outfit. I would lee in fav -
of putting a tax of $1001 on every
traction in the county+. 'All tile
!bridges and culverts have to be made
stronger and more expensive ofi their
.andount and .‘few threehernien would
,i Object toa.tax,as no class of Men in the
country make their money wiener or
quicker. Two dollars am nciur counts
-up feat. But it Is poeslble that we
would have to (get- no= tfresh legis-
le„tien` before the townships could
tax them, but that is part of twon-
nhip business.
Mothers can find ewe relief. for
their suffering little ones in Bany'o
own Tablets. These Tablets ara
;gentle laxative that do licit gripe the
little one, and cure all the minor
ills of 'belies and young children.
They are pleasant to take, prompt
in their antion, .and Unlike "soothing"
stuffs, they never do harm, and the
mother bag the guarantee of a Gov-
ment analyst that 'they- contain no ,
drugs 'harmful 'to the youngest baby.
Thousands gr mothers give their lit-
tle ones nothing else but Baby's Own
Tablets wheniconstipation, stomach
trouble, indigestion, colds or worms
Wither the baby, or when the dread-
ful teething time comes. Mrs. Joseph
Mercier, Plessisville, Que., says: "My
baby was a great sufferer frora con-
stipation, but thanks to Baby's Own
Tablets the trouble has disappeared."
The Tablets are sold by all drug-
gists or. by mail at 25 cents a box
fl'om tie Dr. .Winiame Medicine Co.,
Brockv lle, Ont.
(*pod Roads.
(Written for ,The Expositor.)
It seems to be, the mmanimous opin-
ion of travellersthat the roads are
in a worse shape this pring than
they have .bbeen in; the last forty
yease. 1 de not thinkrthat 1 -ever saw
them as tad as they have been this
toning. I suppose the light snow fall
and the high winds that kept most a
the roads tare a,good lot of the win-
ker, let the. froet go in good and
deep, and, the frost taking so melt
Owner to come out kept them in bad
shape a good deal longer on that ac-
count. i I 'take notice in driving
'through Tuckersynith, that where the
irdads are covered from material that
went through the stone crueiher, the„y
were in better shape and freer front
ruts than ether parts that „were
treated with fine gravel. T.ha fine
gravel Wall rig* for a, while in the
..summer. It makes a nice sinooth (road
to drive an, but in the spring and fall,
during 'the wet weather, it has not
got the, last in' it that the coarse
stuff has. In my short life I never
saw so many places -.broken through
in the London Road and the Mill Road
as there, are this spring. Taxes in
the tee hip being so high. I expect
Is neglected • to fix some
on the roads that shoulct
attended to, wanting to ec-
onomize no doubt, but I would jildge
the .same to be false et01101Mr. The
time to fix a bad piece is, , whenever'
t gets bad and if the townships had
a few loads of good coanse gravel de -
'posited here and there at different
.pleces over the township, where the
most travel exists, so they could take
a, little -bunch to fill up some of
(those miry holes, instead of having
everybody driving around 'them, it
Would be mueh better.
I would like to give the council of
Tuckeramith one little .pointer. That
is, buy that hedge on Charters' Hill;
destroy it, and erect a nice wire
fence in ite place. That part of the
road. was almost impassable the most
part of the winter. There were about
four feet of snow on that hill, when
there was pretty fair wheeling be-
tween Sea,forth and Bayfield.
I think it's in the interests of evernh
boily, and more especially of Sea -
that the main roads leading
to the town should be kept in a good
state of -repair, I am glad Seaforth put
down that piece of macadam south of
the railroad, Just as an object lesson
to the different couneils1 don't mean
that this township could go to the
the coun
bad place
have bee
FARMER.
Chamberlain's Salve.
This naive lo Intended; especially for
sore nipples'Iburns, frost bites,' chap-
ped hands, itching piles, , chronic eore
eyea, granulated eye aldsk, old chronie
some and, for idiseases Of the skin,
Onch as tetter, salt rheum, ring worm,
scald head, herpes, barbers' 'itch, scab-
ies Or itch and eceeroa. It has met
with unparalleled isteeeese in the treat-
mhillt a these diseases. Price 26 2cents
per box. Try in For isele by all
druggitelts.
Perth Items.
-Right "Rev. Dean McGee, of St.
Joeeph's church, Stratford, intends
taktng a trip to Ireland. Ile will be
absent faun months.
--Miss Langford, daughter- of Rev.
Dr. Langford, of Stratford, wan re-
cently presented by the Wemeine Mis-
sionary Society, of Central Methodist
church, with a, life menibership cer-
tificene,
--Mrs. H. Zinn, of Wally* town-
ship, died very suddenly last week.
eceased was stricken with paralysis,
and only lived two days. She was in
her 49th year, and. had always:been in
good health. Men. Zinn leaves a hus-
band and a family of five, 'ons and
two daughters.
-Rev. Prof. Kilpatrick, of ICnox
College, Toronto, preanhel anniver-
sa,ry sermons in I'Cnox Church, St
Marys, on Sunday. Apr. 14. Monday
evening a musical and nteury.. en-
tertainment was given in the church.
The .programme, of which, WaS of urn. -
The program*, of which, was of un-
usual merit.
-Mt. and, Ws. Isaac ellarniett, of
Blanshard, celebrated their silver
wedding on April nth, by entertaining
a, large number of friends, The ev-
ening was very pleasantly spent, and
Mr. and Mrs. Barnett weee the De-
cienents of 'hearty congeatulations
and many handsome presente.
-On ;Wednesday evening,' April 10,
Mr. GeOrge Herman, a Downie town-
ship and Miss Ruby IvIONiciel, daugh-
ter of iMr. and Mrs. 3. niclnicol, were
happily manrkel at. the residence 1
the 'bride's- parents. The ,cereince
was performed by Rev. B. Martin, of
‘the Presbyterian church, ,ntratford,
In the preeence og the immediate 'rela-
tives.
-Mt. Maxwell Bell, who; has been
living alone for some Itinfe in hid
'home in Mitehell was 'found! '.n17. a
neighbor, the other morning, lying
on the %Icier quite unconscious. A,
doctor was called :nut line. Bell did
not !regain iconsciousness. It is sup-
posed he had. :taken a fit. Deceased
was one og Mitchell's earliest set -
'tiers and for some years eoriducted
a small (tannery.
-Mr. E. K. Bartisdale retiree; from
;venire managemept of the Barnsdale
Trading Company, Stratford. The
management will be under Mr. H. C.
Wilscin and Mr. B. T. W iniarnson,
Who have been in the encploy of
the 'company for yenrs. Mr. E. IC:
Barnsdale will, retain the peesideocy
and be foreign buyer and adyiser.
-A Downie farmer ,was locked
by Chiea Young, of St. Marys, on
Monday afternoon of last week, on in-
formation sworn out by hia brother,
'to the effect that he wen of -neueound
Mind and dangerous Ito be at large.
Police Magistrate Stanley had him
examined, when it was
found he wais,.perfectly sane, and was
immediately :released. e .
-The death encurred at the Strat-
ford General Hospital, en Xeddes-
daya last week, ofe Mr. 'Thomas
Moore!, aged 60 years, , Deceesed had
resided in Stratford for the past fif-
teen years, baying been employed as
a.tneehanic in the Stratford: Bridge &
ITOn Works. He was a native of Cal -
don, County 1*y:roller Ireland. The
late Mr. MoOre is survived by a wi-
dow, two sons and one delight v.
-E. 3. Cloney, who runs a. painting
'and paper 'haoging business nt Strat-
ford, met with an accident one 1110111 -
Ing lent week that cost him his left
hand. He had, taken the early nvern-
trig train for Toronto, ann, nest as
it:started, while passing trotra one
coach to another, his hat Went off,
and in attempting to trecovere it he
fell and, the cars passed over his
left hand. He was taken to ttie hos-
pital, Where his hand was nmpntated.
-A quiet wedding was seleinnized
alt the aortic of Mr, Wm. Smith, Monk -
ton, on nnedneedny, April lith, when
his (laughter, Miss Ella, weal [united
in marriage Ito Difh\ 3. Bain, 4 pros-
perous young farmer of Ellice. The
bride looked charming in a elainty
dress of White Swiss ;molten The
oeremen'y was performed by Rev, .7.
Ferguson, there' being no one- pre-
sent 'bnt . the immediate !relatives.
-The Mitchell Advoeate on last
week says; Walter 3. Barrett,k-Esq,
of Thessalon, Algoma, spent SamdaY
and Monday at the home of Intel Wal-
ter ,Thompson. Mx. Barrett Was le
readdent of Mitchell during the years
of 1861-84 during w'high, Innen he
lived with his nrether-in-lave, Rev. ID.
Simpson, of the old, P.rimitive Meth-
odist church. Mr. Barrett attended
public school in Mitchell andwas
taught, lay the late 'Mrs. Thornpson,
He was first Mayor of Theasalon and
served several Years in the 'council.
1
OF COURSE YOU CAN CURE
YOUR RHEUMATISM"
No matter how long you have suffered
or what retnedies you have tried without
relief, Su -pi will cure you.
We know what Bu -nu has done for
people, bedridden and helpless. We know
what Bu -Ju is doing every day for people
tottured with Rheureatisin'nciatical
Lumbago, Neuralgia. Bu -Ju, The Gentle
Kidney -Pill, cures Rheumatism fle6atisit
it acts directly on the kidneys and elope
the poisonous deposit of uric acid in the
blood, which causes Rheumatism.
Buqu will core your Rhetimatistri. Take it
on our guarantee that your money will be prom-
ptly refunded should it fall. sec a large bog. At
nil druggists or by moil from The Vanilla
Chen/loot co, Limited, Windsor, Ont. go
A
e Sovereign Bank of Canada
NO11014 Is HEREBY GIVEN
That a divrdend of one and one-half per- cent. (PM for the eurren
quarter, being at the rate of 0 per cent,' WV per annum on the capita
stock of this J3ank, has been declared, and that the same will be pay-
able at the head office and at the branches on and after the lath day o
May next. The tranafer books will be dosed from the lot to the 15th
of May, both days inclusive. By order of the Board,
I& STEWART, General Manager.
HENSALL and BRUOEFIELD
Ss r d
Rd Ov r oats
—the brand. that made Canada
famous for its durable, well
made: clothing.
Do you. o -w "PROGRESS
BRAND"? Do you wear it?
SO
Look for the label that
typifies progress.
STEWART
THERS
BOLE'S PREPARATION OF
Friar's Cough Bal. am
One of the good, old-fe.sbioned things that has
never been improved uplin.
Infallible for coughs, colds, bronchial. and lung
troubles.
It is the latget and best 25c remedy for coughs
and colds., Prepared, recommended and g,uarauteed
by the largest wholesale drug house in the world.
If your druggist does not haudie it, let us know.
NATONAL DRUG & OREN. COT, Limited - no LONDON, Ont.
MAKE DILLON
TWIOW AS STRONG
Short, stiff, hard, atc-cl. wire eters make suhiMenake"
Joint at every lateral wire on the Dillion fortes.
These "Hingentsea" give our fence a eres-ter degree of
elastieitY-enahle it to withstand greeter drain. They eat
like, and really aro binges -make our fence swing or
back into shape sttier reeeiving a heavy 'Wow, or the =tun
pressure caused by a furlong bull or other animal endeavoring tf3 r
mull life way through to freedom. Oatelcluo tells more zb
-this 'twice as etrona"feace.
The Owen Sound Wiri Fence Cs., Licrelted,
Owen Sound, Ont.
ILLONNAnfiffi
BISSELLSTEEL ROLLER
With, Three Ornslia and StrongIgtd
Frame. Some improvements are: Kean'
Steel Axle, Thick navvy Steel Plate,
Drums Riveted up_ to stand. any st
*eller Bearings. Runs like a bird. fuil
rticulars free by mail, or ask your dealer.
one genuine without the name "BIS.
SELL" Look out for it Address
T. E. B-1SELL, ELORA, ONT. -
nirrita for Booklet "10."
Store Overflowing
WITH FURNITURE
'wealth of stylish furniture forhousekeepers—almost secret' nn
reasonable to expect to sell so much, And yet, if merit in
furniture, workmanship BA prices will 'appeal to you, and we
are bound that it did, you'll certainly inspect our splendid nevi stock
before investing elsewhere.
TTI\Tnm_Rai...A3KiitsTa-
Promptly attended to Bight or day. Night abd Sunday calls answered at the
residence of S. T. Holmes, Goderich street, opposite the Methodist church.
Seaforth,
BEGADFOOT BOX & OOx 9
S. T. HOLMES, Manager.
SMIALPOIRM
['Sweet
as June
Meadows
WHITE
CLOVER
BREA
BREAM IS THE STAFF
OF LIFE
/ and it is more that it
should be good than
other food.
any
WHIM, CLOVER BREAD is made of the highest quality
of flour and other ingredients, and Milk is used instead of
water, These are combined by the highest baker's skill, and
the result is the PERFECT LOAF. Its crust is light and crisp,
its texture fine and even. It is healthful, nourishing,
digestible, and TASTES COM Do not any longer be content
with the old dry crumbly bread made of- cheap flour and
water, but insist on having
The Best Bread That Can Be Made.
MAr EY
CRICH BROS.s SEAFOR
DOCTORS USING
PATENT MEDI
T e Honest Physician Is
to Cure and Uses the BeSt
Ava- able Remedies.
The proposed legislation
the Dominion. Parliament for
illation of the manufacture
of patent or proprietary medi
of the utmost importance, and
receiving a great deal of at
not only by the proprietary re
manufacturers, but also by the
doctors and druggist's. Every
facturer of reliable and hi
medies welcomes the bill as
the eright direction. The
has brought out the fent that
physicians in Canada= and on
'anent approve of and preseri
chine in oases. of the most di
character. In a recent instil;
very serious throat and lung
the patient had been using Py
Two leading United. States sp
were consulted, in addition
eminent Canadian physiciana,
learning what the patient Wan
a sample of Psychini was take
analTzed, with the result t
physicians advised its..., eontin
They preseribed no other' medicin
Psyehine, with the result that the
tient has fully recOVered and
sptistindenidw
t for
rlkig
tiabe` and talk
mg va
ineurll
power of a' remedy that will -
up" before the keenest profess
',criticism and analysis. As a b
up, of the system and restorer
equal,wa st eande °ndthei ti e best
sr
e t and
%
aychninstsa
physicians recognise this fent.
" Alum aga of 25 my lungs were in a
state. 1 bad In, grippe the year before, it
on my lunge and 1 kept -steadily growing _
till get down so low 1- was in ind. for six
Ihad e. eoninatation of doctorand then
epuid do nothing =mem; me. Then 1,
nee Psychine, I took the Medicine for
a year. It4ertairtly did renders tor
nnv., a irreng sa was before my sick -awl
nine. rf. Knyn,
tirne
ban'e * number
Ed, But yen k
you fear t
th us it; a
of frames
p and neits
azi us
nvitsee
-tolativ
Resto.
ttue and ali 1
19bt
'Ile you 0,2
mucous tinli
ellecherees. Inane -
excitement Ohne
lailine up wasted
Strenfith# vigor; in
A itfe*Jrabi
On. VO
Psychine, pronounced Si -keen,
greatest of tonics, building up the
,,,etn,L in:creasing the appetite, py
ing the blood, aids digestion, and
directly upon. the throat and Is
givinz tone and vigor to the
system. At all druggists,,50e.
or Dr. T. A. Slocum, ',Ina_
King Street West, Toronto.
0 RENT la
22 ft., in bloe d
oecupied os tailoring, r
cHEL 'BY, Brussels,
RA
'ng cr
y on the,
TO R
; 100 acres choice p
ns through It; close toBeeforit.
. MRS. P. CASE, Sioderiti
"ORTII BOAR FOR
dersigned has for sett ice
H. P. s., Tuekerendth,
ar. .1..00 payable at ti
ef returning 11 neeemry.
BED GRAIN. -7 -Those in need of good
of the following varieties New Da
Oats, Manchuria Parley and Potter Peas.
m ti sthinly
same on Lot 16, Cieted eed, antion 2, Ray; This
been grbwn fro
ground for a num r ef years, and ae
yielders. • JOHN ELDER, Mensal.
TITANTED AT ONCE on Salary *nd Ems" _
VT one good man in each locality with. -
capable of handling horses'to advertise and ke
duee our guaranteennitockand poultry specifinL
experience necessatv ; we lay out your w
you. 325 a week and expenses. Position
ent, Write W. Ai- JENKINS, Ifianufaetn
uondon, Ontario.
AVM. B. MeLEAN'S adjustable - radiating
V V and fireproof stovepipe thiniblea are
est in that line. eedinomicaLblean; safe and in
as well a8 -being a heat conveying, rega1itt4
ventilating npparntus. They udd orogen an
expense in fuel. Besi material used. Ordein
Mail promptly tilled, wholesale or retail. WM,
MeLEAN, Henson, Ont., Manufacturer. -
AucrroN SALE o
niturc and Rotel Fixturee.••-B. has been instructed by Mr. YAM
by public auction at the Queen's Hotel,
Saturday, May 4th; from 10 o'clock to 12
m., and from 1 to ni o'clock p. m., the fo
property, viz : Household Effects. -18 iron
6 wooden bed steads, 18 bureaus,18dressers,
stnods, 1 lounge, In bed springs, pillows anti
for the above, 1 walnut pailor suite, 2 cloth
ets, I sewing maehine, 4 dining =notables,
tables, 8 centre tebles, 12 arm ehaira, 24 di
chairs, 24 bedroom ehairs, 1 Empress range
Ing utensils, 2 wood heaters, 2 coat furnac
steve,platform settles (1,2003ba)triartge.1,wri
S large mirrors,2sidebeaMA, 4 cupboards,
4sets dishes, 8 dozen -knives and forks, 3 dos,
15 chamber sets, 20 piettwes, 12 spittoons,
trent, 8 bedroom carpets, $ »iece matUngy
dow blinds and poles, 14 window awnings,
screens, f3 screen doors, 1 large sideboard,
oak, for beck of bar, 1 hot water urn wit
burner, 50 yards oilcloth, 1 pair enamel was
with braekets and pipe, 1. set electric bells,
light fittings, The most of these articles h
been in use for a short time. Terms. -All
$IO and under, cath; over tbrit, amount
credit will be given on furnishing approv
notes. A discount of 6 per cent, per annum
coff for tub on treilit amounts. All will
sold as the propridtor is giting up busin
BICE, Proprietor ; B. S. P1I1IjLfJ., Anet
FOR BALE.
rirl METH BOARS FOR SALE. -The MAW
signed offers for sale aeven good restAsfel
Tamworth Bears about two minas oldotilso xsito
geed grade sow s oith pig?Alvin to WM. D
Staffs P. O.
BULIS FOR SALE, -The undentigned fir
sale on Lot 25, Concession 4,11. 14. Sc,
hunith, four thorobrui Durhatri bulls, all
and nutging in age from 12 months to 2 y
prize winners at the leading fairs in t
HERBERT MICH, Seaferth
• _
.ESCESTER SHEEP AND SHORTRORNOAra -
A.4 you SALE.--Ahe undersigned -hoe forenneenne
ern Thorobred Leicester Sheep and DorMm
of both sexes. Address Epnendville P Q.,,
at farm, Mill Radi Tuelceinnith, ROBERT
TERS & hONS.
_
ED/STERED STOCK POR SALE. -The
eigned offers far sale en Lot 27, -Con
thbnert township, a number of heifers and .1.-
eowi with calves at foot, 4 Shortbom bulls ).-U'Af
Whit -0 sot u , sired by In:ported Prineenf
e above stet* are all regietered in ibe
etok Records. Prices inaaerate, ter-111800,-
4,-0..1mm. DAVID HILL, Staffa O.
ATTLE FOR SALE -For sale, the nOtnd
-bred Aberdeen Polled Angusfluli
more in foal to Lent Huron, Also a good wr"-'"r-
'terse, safe for Indy to drive and will wor1.44#1f_
single or double. Will sell eitber for Nish or
.Apply on Lot nO, Concession 2,
G. MIJRDIE, tieaforth P. O.
VITOOD FOR SALE, -On Lot 5, Con
Y Melatioln in Jorge or mall quantiti_
ptunhaser. Cedar posts eiglit or eight AO
fret Ione; anehor posts any size. Any
uiring barn timber wrand do well to in
or further paitiet tiara ripply to JOH N Mc
Lot 7, ConettniOn 33, M1 Ilop, LeadburS
ii..11aRTHORN OATTLE-Seven first -eine
t•,.7 nulls, 2 front hamorted cows, for sale a
ate prices and on easy terni8 ; good young nowf
heifers also for sale. All interested are
vit2d to inspect the herd. Farm adjoins
ditrance tole hone to barn. Write for
11. SMITH,
"�ORTIIOItNS.-.Chojee bred bulls and 1
different ages for sate, bout two doze
root. Prim reasonable. 'Herd now
• tlounteylvanus (66900). Tie is got
teh bred imported stock on both sides;
red n:color, and well seb au short leg's. T
ted emirs 8.5 instred ; Others en apI
Visitore weleante, ELDER,
Ind Station.
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