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Christmas joy
Thomas 1. Lipton
Logs :Wanted
The undersigned is prepared to psy the highest
eash nrka for an_ unheoleed qu,s•ntity of first-class
Soft Elm. Rook Etna, Basewood, Maple, Beech, Ash,
Nenalock andOak logs, delivered at Seafortli Saw
and Stave Mill. To be cut in even length, except.
so1m; soft. elm to m cut 11, end 16 feet. Will
also buy Bat/wood Beading Bolts, 40 inches long, at
0.75 per cord deliverelL Basswood Heading, Bolte,
20iinchaslongratga per cord delivered. NW able
bay Camber by measurement or by hulk in bush.
fpeeial attention paid to custom sawing. Satisfaet-
e-on guaranteed. .
229242-W. AMENT, Seafozth.
The ltielciliop Mutual Fir
Insurance noretpany.
FARR AND ISOLATRIN
TOWN PROPEITT, fiNa
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pet • Jas. Connolly, Gadeeleh, vice-
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Ortree, 'Winthrop; Wm.
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Watt, Barbel( ; J. B. MeLesn. Bea.
• forth; Jas. Connolly, Goderteh ; A,
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ley, Seaforth; James Cumming, 11/44
tsandvillen 3. ffir. Teo, Hohnebellha ;
B. GI. Jartrouth, B4f011hafaffiffe
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CROUP ASTHMA COUGHS
BROPIC.111175 CATARRH - COLDS
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' As/mile. safe and effective treatment for bran-
ehialemables, avoldlngdrage. Vaporized Mesa-
lene stops the paroSysins of Whooping Cough
and relieves croup at once. It aboon to suf-
ferers fromAsthnaa. The "air rendered- atrongly
antiseetie, inspired krith every breath, maims
breathing easy; soothes the sore throat and stops
tics cough. assr.ring restfulnts. invalu-
able to mothers with yotmg children.
Stmd us postal for dcacripaire booklet. Me
ALL DRUGGLSTS
Try Oregoleme Anti-
septic Throat Tab-
lets for the irritated
throat. They are simple,
effective and antiseptic.
Of your druggist or
fro m me 10e. in stamps.
Yap Crasoiene Co:
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Central Business
College
Stands ready to helpyoung
men and women to win inde-
pendence and SUOMI& It has
given the start to thousands
upon thousands of young peo-
ple. It can help you. Write
for catalogue. Enter any
time.
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A Genuine Ru
Sent On Tri
Don't Wear a
After Thirty Years' Experience 1 Have P�
and Children Tha.CA
If you have tried most everything
else, come to me. Where others fail is
where I have my greatest SUCcesils
Send attached coupon today and I will
send you free my illustrated boOk on.
Rupture and its cure, showing my Ap-
pliance and giving you prices and
names of many people who have tried
it and were cured. It is instant relief
when all others fail. Remember, li
use no salves, no harness, no Iles.
I send on trial to prove what I say
is true. You are the Judge and once
having Seen rny illustrated book anct
read it you will be as enthusiastic as
my hundreds of patients whose letters
You Cart also read. Fill out free min-
pon below and mall today. It's well
worth your time whether you try tray
Appliance Or not.
Pennsylvania
Man Thankful
Mr. C. E. Brooks,
Marshall, Mich.
Dear Sir: -
Perhaps it will intereat you to know
that I have been ruptured sixyears
and have always had trouble With it
till I got your Appliance. It is very
easy to wear,- fits neat and snug, arad
ds not hi the way at any time, day or
night. In fact, at times I did not know
I had it on; it just adapted itself to
the shape of the body and seemed to
be a part of the body, as it chine* to tha
spot, no matter what position ewas in..
It would be a veritable God -send to
the unfortunate who stiffer from rup-
ture if ail could procure the 13rooks
Rupture AppIlan.ce and wear it. They;
;Would certainly never regret it.
My rupture is now all healed up and.
nothing ever did it but your Appliance.
;Whenever the opportunity presents It-
self I will say a good word for your
APPllanee, and also the honorable way
3rx which you deal with ruptured peo-
ple. It is a pleasure to recommend a
good thing among your friends or
Ztrangers.I am,
Yours very sincerely,
JAMES A. BRITTON.
10 Spring St, Bethlehem, Pa.
Recommend From
Texas Farmer
Brooks Rupture Appliance Co.,
14ilarshal1, Mich.
Gentlemen :-
1 feed it my duty to let you, and also
all people afflicted as I was, know what
Your Appliance has done for me. I have
been ruptured for many Years and have
were many different trusses, but never
got any relief %Intl/ I got your ,Appli-
ance. / nut it on last November„ but
had very little faith in it, but must
say I am now cured_ I have laid It
away -have had it off for two vreeks
and doing all kinds of farm work with
isase. While I was wearing it, I had
ce
ppliance for Me
Rupture
tttIte
The above is C. E. Brooks, the
who has been curing rupt
If ruptured wri
IagrIppe and coughed a great deal but
it he all right. Words cannot ex-
press my gratitude towards you and
your Appliance. Will recommend it
to all ruptured people'.
Yours sincerely,
BalC1 Prairie, Texas. 3'. E. LONG. '
Others Failed But
the Appliance Cured
a E. Brooks,
Marshall, Mich.
Dear Sir: -
Tour Appliance did ' all you- claim
for the little boy and more, for it
cored him sound and well. We let
him wear it for about a year in
all, although it cured him 3 months
after he had begun to wear it. We
had tried several other .remedies and
got no relief, and I shall certainly
recommend it to friends, for we surely
owe it to you. YOurs respectfully,
- wee PATTRSQN.
No, 717 5. Main St., Aileron, O.
ve
re f
la'
test of M
r, over
today.
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s�r,C 3i.Bro
Dear Si •:--
I b anus
f ttre (e
In M iy 1905.
isijg it Sin
cl br ti4d it,
1,74-te f plum
isco -er
ears I regar
of 76.
111 h.
nc for the cure
case) I think
b , 1905. I quit
I li ve not need -
up ure and rank
of/ b the Brooks
rin my age, 76'
le.
ely yours,
Sot1-M A./MOVER
get
we
ha
no
did
1110 'MOW.
s pt
n 1 men;
er red,
re t
e known o
this and
}Ie h
wore
Months.
bisque, lows
s rt‘ture is alto-
aPplianee, and
If we could only
alirtaxleinb°uoYhvgaTahlde
little over four
it now for six
ry, truly,
w Sileanherger.
WionAen
Ten Reason. Wh
u Should Send For
Rupture Appliaz
•t It is absolutely the
anc of th.e kind an the m
and In it are embodied th
thaj Inventorhave sough
years.
2.
rup
ti on
3.
ber
n ev
4.
pad
cu
5.
Post
the
6.
the
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nes
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foul
can
the
8. There
the Appliee
ting :and b
- 9. All of
'App lances •
boa that ni
dur ble an
, 1 • My
fair dealin
lish al. by a
yea s of de ling with the pub' c,
my rices are; scl reasonable m t
so air, that there certainly ah
no heditanc la sending ftee
Bk
ce.
nly
rket
pri
af
The. Applience for re Will
ure cannot be thrown (slut.°
e
Being
It clin
r blist
U nliki
used
ersom
, It is
tively
clothin
The
Applla
sant se Sa.tion of wearing
There is nOthing about it
and hen it becomen so
be wa ,hed without injiirin
least. I
an air cushion
s closely to tlx
.or causes ir
the ordlnar
in other truSSe
f so
bo
!tat
, it
or un ga in ly.
mall, soft and Pliab
annot be detect d t
Oft, pliable ban
me do not give
Prill-
e for
Tday,
iples
the
osi-
t mb-
yI
ailed
not
e and
ough
ding
un-
har-
get
1d it
t in
gh in
cut -
the
very
It a
r.
and
tab-
-Arty
and
rm
a .be
upon
Is 1
ne th
are no metal spri
ce to torture one b
uishig the fleshi
tbe material of wh
are made is th
oney can buy, mak'
safe Appliance to w
eputation for hOnes
is so thoroughly
experience of Over
cl
toda
ernernber
wh
the
and
P'
end ita _Appliance on trial 'it
t 1 sat is true. You are
juclge. jFI1 out free conpo
m8,11 t day.:
I '
O. E. Brooks
Api Dance for
trated b
rase sena
lqe
01
4.7
I I
Tree
rmati
61 BrOekix Bide., Mandixdl,
me by mail In plain Wra
kiand full Information a
ho Pure et ruPture.
rove
be
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FELT HIS P8 SENCE.
1.0.
C r Instate= of Telepathy MP
• seribed lay Jobe Muir.
ha Muir, k, "My First
Simer In the Sierra. ," relabel ;at en-
d uoe theartnee ot Wet) thy, 4,e spent
th 4sututner olt 1869. the. beitutiful
w 1 erneas atoned the asemite aalley.
One• day he Was bust y stretching on
the 'North- Dome, w1 n suddenly he
became possessed with the notion that
his friend Profdssor , Butler a
tha !University of W1 coedit was be-
lt) lialm in the valley. He jututted up,
fujfl of the idea of mei ting Mm, tieing
aijriost as inueb start ed as it 1001110
O e bad unexpectedly t uched him and
inade him look up. I tantly be went
ing down the slop . and along the
brink of the valley, to king for a, *ay
tolthe bottom, feeling drawn irresisti-
bly.
1
Gtsadually his eamapti senas eon.
vi:iced him that he could not oislbly
reach the _hotel until ifter ev rybody
would be asleep for he nigi t. He
therefore' compelled h mself t' stop,
Intt the next day he went 1 to the
1111 y and found that Profess r But -
le had arrived the evening ;before,
une pected by anybody. He hed been
four or five miles distant .at the mo -
as so suddenly
Input when tar. Muir
aapelsed of his presenc
trle hadjust entere1. the valley by
waY of the Coulterv lie trail" says
the author, "and was coaling ast EI
Cap tan when his pres nee str ck me.
Haq he then looked toward tb North
Dottie with a good glati he mig t hove
s me jump up fro •• my w tk and
run toward him. Thi seems he one
well defined marvel o my lif of the
kin called supernatu
,
I
It 4ornes to Life, After Dryin4 Up, if
,
Plunged Into Water.
lie of the most ex ordinary plants
in Ithe world is unfitoubtedl that
k own to botanists as 4nastatli es Com-
m my called the ReudectlO1 plant
01 occasionally the Jiose of ericho.
it is an annual intiab ting tbi Egyp-
t' desert. it is so h ghly hy romet-
ri ;that when fully d veleped tt. con-
tr ets its rigid branch s so as to con-
s tate a ball. Expo ed then : to the
a don ot the wind it s blow hither
and, thither toward V e sea, *hen it
Is gathered and expor ed to Barope.
it then, when appa ently deed and
dried up, Its root is p unged tato wa-
t4e the buds swell wi h new life and
leaves of its calyx' epee, the petals un-
fold, the flower stalk i grows aid the
ftill, blown towers a pear as , If by
magic. When remoyei. from the wa-
ter n the plant returns' to its otiginal
apParently dead condition until; again
PlaCed in water; -hence, its titlei of the
Reeurrection plant.
lEhere are many superstitioue tales
eclnerning this so caued rose afloat
In the east. It is said to have first
bloomed on Christmae eve and con-
tinued to flower till Eater, at its birth
he Idink the advent o the Redeemer,
net Immediately befo e his departure
dhoenworineekiy
ghls. resurreeti n. -T. P.'s Lon-
!
1 The Range of Vialon.
,
LISta have been gath red in Germany
vrith reference to the dtanee at which
Dentine may be reco ized by their
faces and figures. If or has good eyes,
the Germaris claim, o e cannot recog-
nl� a person whom e has seen but
o ce before at a great r distant% than
enty-flve meters (e ghty-two feet).
the person is well ki own to one, one
m y recognize him at from fifty to a
hl4ndred meters, and li It is a member
of one's family, even at 150 meters.
TIje whites of the eyes may be seen at
fr M twenty-seven to twenty-eight me-
teis and the eyes themselves at seventy-two to seventy-three meters. The
erent parts of the body and the
slightest movements are distinguisha-
ble at ninety-oue metOts. The limbs
show at 182 meters. At 540 meters a
meving man appears only as an indefi-
nite form, and at 720 meters (2,361.6
feet) the movements of the body are no
longer visible.-Selentiffe American.
,•••••••••
RESURRECTIO PLANT;
....____,....—.
Friend
Put your heart into be search for a
friend, freely offer as1etance to any.
Ofth
, e crowd wbo• neeIs: it, and, soon-
er or later, you will find a hand out-
stretched toward yours, and year soul
meet its likeness, I Do not imitate
hose who, shut up in their individual-
' Ity as in a citadel, indifferent to all
• passers by, yet send Ptah on the four
-• winds of heaven the Melancholy cry,
i "There are no friends" They do ex-
ist, be sure of it, but only for those
.. who seek, for those deeply interested
: In the search and for those who do not
• • remain content to spi I out the thread
i of, Ilfe in a corner like a spider's web,
I, 14ended to catch hap Ines&
•
. Halleck and brake.
1 . Itz Greene Hallee , the poet and
i a thor of "Marco BOZI aris," who died
t
lnJ 1887, is buried in ti e Mdleck tam:
, 11 plot in the Alderbr ok cemetery at
t WInsted, Conn, Th body of his
'. friend, Joseph Rodmai Drake, the au -
thee of "The Ameri Flag," rests In
th old Hunt burying iound in Bronx
beronet, New "York city, now known
as Drake's park. -Magazine of Ameri-
can Hhitory.
, • Romantic) Shen.
"Tell me about SPain, romantic
Spain." ,
,
I °Well," saiki the ruoterist, "there are
4 :few bad places as ttou come down
the mountains, but ini the main the
inhas are pretty gool."-Wathington
Herald.
I (
Always rise from the table with an
ikPpetite and yon will never sit down
Without one. -Penn.
esseee-e....e-esee.
A Business
°His wife is a busil
ht." .
°What mates you ea
"Sheet installed a th
omen,,
ess wont's, adil
thatr
'tt clock Ib
v and he has to punch it when MI
out nights and 1 when he testi
de -Detroit Free Praise •. •
ftft
.ai.SuzY
Cloves and Mitts
iielesalsiPriees
snit IT VP BV THE USE OF
MILBURN'S LAXA.LIVER PILLS.
•
eThey stimulate the siti4gish liver,
clean the coated tongue, seeten the
Meath, dean away all waste end poison -
ohs matter from the system, and prevent
at well as cure all sickness arising from
al disordered conditiott of the stemac.h,
Itirer and bowels.
Mrs. Matthew Sullivan, Pine Ridge,
./3., writes: --"I had been troubled with
liver complaint foe a long time. I tried
ost everything 1 could think .0f, but
n ne of them seemed to do me any good,
t when, 1 at last tried Milbiarn's Latta -
L ver Pills I soon began to getiwell agein;
thanks to The T. Milburn CO. I would
net be without them if they cost twice
at much."
' Milburn's Lata -Liver Pills are 26 cents
per vial, or 5 vials for $1,00, lforeale at
all dealers or mailed direct on receipt
o price by The T. Milburn CcittLimited,
Torento, Ont.
LEGAL.
OUDFOOT. fl1SS SeKILI
180.rrietere. Solicitors, lieta0
t. etc. to lend. In
'Dada:: et 4 h week. Office
OM ea 1 e IA
.60
TiV5#1-4M4
raveliersllanipies
amm
anent 250 pairs in eluding Men's
4 er an -BoysHued and unlined
a es and Gloves, fancy Gaunt.
Ifeett,rins a_ttn:clz,:thpeull.2:7ov;:s
0wh.
-"ammo
Price while they last.' 111111
-
e ;Blankets -Wove Zulu
Kersey, with or without
-on, Exceptionally good
values.
-
-Goat, a'.7Bishop, Man-
an, Saskatchewan. The
hest values in the market.
ODERIOIC8
eRee- Cheap Harness Store.
Opporia
Winter Term from Jan. 2nd
IOTT Aoir"
„wwmprer
/7.7 q ,0101, /Ate'
tem
bands in a class by itself *heu
attrictly first-class work is; consid-
eeered. elWrite for Catalogue.
Suffered With Nerve Double
For Two Years.
WAS IMPOSSIBLE FOR HIM TO
SLEEP.
Mr. Chas. W. Wood, 34 Torrance
S eet, Montreal, Que. writes: -"For
to years I suffered with nerite troubte,
and it Was impossible for me to sleep.
It did not matter what time I went to
bd,in the morning I was even worse
an the night before. 1 cOnsulted a
ditetor, and he geve me a tonic to take
a!half hour before going to bed. ,
:"It was all eight or a. time, but the
old trouble teturned with greatet force
than before.
' "One of the boys, who works with me,
gave me half a box of Milbutn's Heart
atti Nerve Pills. I took thene and I got
stitch satisfaction that I got another box,
a.nd before. I fiiiished it I total, enjdy
sleep from 10 p•.trt. until 6 attte, and now
feel good."
'The price of Milburn's Heart and
erve Pills is 60 cent S per box,' or 3 boxes
fqr 81.25. They are for sale at all
dealers, or will be mailed idirect on
receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co,
Ltanited, Toronto, Ont.
•
Burdock
Blood Bitters
CURES ALL
SKIN DISEASS
Any one troubled with any itching,
barnirtg, imitating skin diseasd cart place
full reliance on Burdock Blood Bitters
1;effect a cure, no taatte.r what other
medies have failed.
It always builds up the Ilea* and
strength on the foundation of pure, rich
blood, and in consequence the cin -es .it
Makes are of a permanent ailed lasting
nature. ,
Mrs. Rirbard C.outine, White Head,
Que., writes -'I-:have been bothered with
sett rheum on my hands for two years,
aid it itched so I did not know what to
de. I tried three doetors and .eveia went
td, Montreal 'to the hospi I without
I
getting any relief. I was ads ed to try
Burdock Blood Bitten, so I got three
bottles, and before I had the second used
I found a big change; now today I am
c:0 tioriryeou rib. t , Ont.
d"
Bock Blood Bitters is manufactured
The T. Milburn Co. Limited.
;
Fowl 'Wanted
All kinds of live or dressed fowl taken ever,
Thorsday at D. D. Wilson's Egg Emp4rnnu. High.
est, cash price peid.
22924 J. G. 31110IfAEL
I ,
Sbort-Horns for Sale
Six highly bred Buds frau 11 to 13i months old.
also a few young Cows and Heifers in MIL All sired
by" Golden Emir and "Royalist" two splendid
sloes, both imported and bred by Witliare Duthie,
8cotland. Some of these are also item imported
Danas. All the individuals offered are of the beet
Sept* Stied -Horn Breeding, bred directly iron
Meres and Duthies Stock. Buyers eta cordially he
vied to view the etook whether they purchase or
not. Pries reasonable. First fann Northof Sea -
forth,
JAMES °CAVAN
2
294 -ti Beaforth, P. 0.
For lunch, dinner, or ori those
occasions, when good follows
get together :you can't find
better ale thee
WH 1TE
LABEL.
ALE
it has'eharacter, uniform pari-
ty and unusual delicioUsaess
to its flavor.
Ordeatie.
der:somefromryouril local
. I
--Brewed and Bottled been ,
!THE DOMINiON' BREWERY
COMPANY, LIMITED;
TORONTO.
Old ',Timber,
Lumber.
and
We sti' have a quantity of old:titateer
1 and lu her on hand, -taken frOnt che
Oolem n Salt Works, whinh We .wM
' - sell cheapeteeentelitli
ro-Ai
r:„.:..... .1......
1 ' 1.17.
T5661., .4 uildings for Sale ,-r;
We a o have two buildings which
were u ed in tormectIon with the Salt
Works which we will sell very cheap.
The Robt Bell Engine & Thresh
Co Ltd., Seaforth, Ont.
POE SALE
.toomoie.‘
Oettage for sale on Goderieh Street, seven rooni
in fireteciess remiss newly shingled papered an
jriil t▪ urnace, lmr t u soft avatar Meade, good
e. Will be #aerifierai to a quick buyer. Call or
melte M. SRODEnTog, se -emote 228341
BEAL ESTATE FOR nue
FAR' 11011, sALE.-Lot nl, Ooneession 1, Miro
Read. Tuckermixh, 2 miles west of Seatarth.
Will be said re.aoon lbIy, Apply ou the premises or
address THOS. FOWLER, Seaforth, box 1.01.
2201-tf
R,S4LE-A very desirable piece of property en
Fro t Street, Egmondville, Ince location. Good
e choteru and welt Also straw inrrim,
s ani plum trees, Line lotation for a irethe
Low taxes. Apply on pretniees JAMES
, Egmondvilie. • 2292.te
,
ouse, 11
pherrl
farine
UROEL
10R8.
; Spa
est side
t e said
11 be
BATT/
'n St
"•;.0:B $.-
-thin
Jd tiler
LE OR NENT--Town Lot, No. 10, in P. G.
lines Survey, of the Town of Seaforth, cni.
f Sparing St., and laeely oectipted by the
osiah T. Tyrernen, the owner, /f sot sold
Tenne liberal. Apply. ta JOHN
, Agent fer owner at his office weet side of
, Seaforth. %22634f
LE-13eing Lot 1a, Coe. 4, McKillop, son
ng 109 acres. The farm is well watered
is a opting creek Tanning through the
remises.; The farm is all seeded to graAs. Thiele
first-ol farm and xvIll bo sold on reasemalte
rms. or further particulars apply to .-
1B1GU Lot 2, Con. 3, Matta 2281at
GO DORAINT-0E-For sale a trame rest/team
and tlearesef land in the villege of Rgnmatt-
ale. T ere le take a ettele and ore -hard and good .
rden With all Muds a small UMW. The whole is
• good repair and pleasarttly and teavenientlyeitn-
ted. Will beeold °hasp to a quick buyor. An
o 011 1111.ES ABEISITaRT, Stafia P. Oa tar to G.
0.
'ARM FOR SALE -For sale Lot 10, Ooricessio•ntf 1,
ERH1.13.T, Egniondville.
.Sta ley , on the London Roatl stituated11,nalles
f ona ail age of Brumfield, eonteming 100 acres,
ere is r, wed bank barn with cement ikaoring, A
ever fain; wells, buck house, orcherd of abut 10
• we, there are seven acres of %cheat, 18aerMreadarfor
•rop arid !faience la pasture. 9 acres 4 good heed-
ood bu : Terme to sait purebaser. ADO, on
F
rembee r address JOHN .MUS,D001 ft, Bru228.7eetletild,
. o.
1.,
, RAM FOR SALE-linr eale, North, Half of Lot a,
' Oweessio 1 2, Mullett., containing 60 acres iof
holm la ad, all ,eleararl. On it is a bank barn 34x50,
newly shingled driving Wed, !mew imuse18xist with
'tehen. A good orchard, well fenced :and under-
mined, plenty of water, convenient to ethol and
Smirches, La five inlets from Seaferth, 5 fromOlieton
ead 21 miles from th - vilb,ge it Cent -twee. Will be
gold on reasonable ternas. For further partienlars
apply to 1 JOHN 011ESNEY, 1.02 Dufferin Street,
Stastfordi, Ont,, er to WM. ELME. Eronondville P. O.
2291.19
• e
FAII0ON ealTsiton"9,14TB::n?lhir psanife'lliVbeSbetrtlia, reoltniJOG teinin15gs
ail acresof first-class land all dean(' except one acre
of bush. Seven _sates of fall wheat are sown and
Most of the fall work completed. On this farmis a
good barb 40x5/3 with atone fotinleaion, also geed
roomed ouse and an, sere and a bad of first-claaa
hog penfind other nit-buildinire„ There ism eight
orchard. , The farm is well drained an I there are two
good Ilia For further perticulars aoply to JOHN
cilltet$1,,F, xrci,t,i'8,1001/nea. tsiingTus eAkveeranmueitu, .Tereetensi, Or S
I w-L":11Aill,:co',F0d, 11,:da:dEr-aiLonedt 0ft,nOdoninoes:lo:00b4allstualtleetatf.
' X COD Wiling 170 acres, About 100 mires Seared,
aultivatiOn; The ealanee is hardwood thither. The
g
bandit) are all good, including a Imo beak barn
i
u
and aria,. shed with pig pen nderoeetia Lois of
never fel ing ewer. A good youna orchard of -the
choicest ruit trees, Withirea miles of Walton ela-
tion arid 5 Triileg /Wu 13lyth, aud within a: mile and
a half ef bleclismith shop and post alliee. Will he
svo:AZITI:10ed : of.ts4:. term, if not sold will be
rented- Apply on the premises or to AxosanD
ARM FOR SAI,E-West Ralf Let 118 tu2x1296:iast
I F
Part Licit 10, Orin. 1, Idolitilop, containing
*ores all cleared, well fenced, underarained. 12 sores
79
to whet sowed and ahnut 25 tures ready for 444
, mop the balance in hay and press .. There iit a com-
fortable !tamer/evening with sore cellar, kitchen and
woodesb d, also good new frame barn with' goad
stabling Underneath wish voter at tiae bun. Plenty
of good w ter and smell orchoed. his 151111 18 Atli-
sted on Huron Road la miles -rom Seaforth. Seised
an camel:. of farm. For parelculars apply on the
premises or address JOHN J. FLANNERY' Seaforth
41:biIMARM'FOla SALE, --Por sale, Lot '0,. Cone:s"don5411',
t. 1
,
jibe hailfdlids°anilrWeleaciared8taavnitileiYthn:leitaxaiellOtinigoilltaill seres'se°11
ores of bush-beeela maple, eta. There is en the
rerneees,a good frame houee v.ith kit 'hen end weed
ed, stone foundation, good eement, cellar, hard and
oft water, one Weil At the house end one at the hem.
'cod bank barn. 78,40, with cementfloorinstabling,
leo impl rnent house 24x80, nnd freme Pig house.
Also 3.1 res of orchard. This is on excellent farm
in first -el es shape. i.00 rods of wire fence has re-
ntly been put up and 1,100 rods of tile undeeiralo-
• Mg done lately. It is situated on the London Road,
mile and a half from Brumfield. Will be geld rev
amiable, either with or without crop. Apply on the
; ?readsee or address Brimfield P. O. ' JAS. PEIBIEt
2
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tice to Creditors
4 / I send
1-
a late of the r
oe e.
thweiFLt:te o
ship lof tiolailloe in the CouB
nty of aron.
d
e
c
le
a
sed
Cath.
arine Murree
Notice is hereby given eursuant to R. 6, 0..Ohap.
129, Section 38, that all persnns- having Maw
i against the eetAte of •the wad 01 Murrey, who
did en the 29th day of Mealier. 101, ar required
or betiare the Oth fay of January, 1912, by
oet prepaid, or deliver to Proudfeet, Itays and
llorane,ifeaforth, Ontario, Selicitore Ior Jobe
Murray and Tames Murray, Executors 01 the ea
• of he , their names .at addresses an par
; tieulars their define duly verified. Ad notIOO ft
; hither gl en that after the exid date, the eautere
will pr to dietribute the meets of the tned tee
4,
• tate to persons entitled thereto, having reeve
only to a claims of which they shall then lave
i noteimeewpar,0u
feea theansaly dExecuottowrstwoselli:tedinotberia,litlehl
Ba
; not thee have been received. PaOUD1r001. HArri
1, BxeouAND loiro.filkItA,N, Seafortb, Onterlo, Sod
Intel this Ilth day of lieeenaber, 161ek
,HAYS.
.1. M. BEST.
" ,Baeritttr, Loileitor, cone
flatten' Oance-hp-et
Nici;aliter's turniturO 0Dare..
h.
VETERMART.
JOHN cauffirly.,V.SI
Honor graduate of Ontario
•or College. Ali diseases 01
imals treated. CUM prom
t(E,and charges moderate. Y
debtlatrY a isperAalty. >Witt
tleinoe on !Gotierieh eteet,t,
mist or pee Seotrs °race,
V. .11ABBLIM% V.A.1
aorsorall graduateo tbe
veterinary °allege; and. nonml
1130 et the Medistal Astociatioi
'taste :OtertnarY
'..art Domestic axtItii
principles. Deati
4. Orrice
street, Sear
the betel will
blight
arrittete , Celt Tit •
reietary Peelle. ter tor
beton itatdr. faiiit.te-- rter ot ,
inten Bank; havaortle en wet t
El.01,1.1ES'I'lga
i -
!Barrister, holicitor, ttonvey
r
ttary Public. .c.,olicitor tor
dian Bank of Cornme,ree. Monei
Flems ti -pr °Mei. •-• In
Mock, Iliain street, Seafortn.,
ot au; r"131. 1:7141414:OWS-
Seffat of the methodist church.
hne Ito. 48. Coroner foe the
Offiee *aid reshience---Goderl
re& wow ktACICA
ffinee-Godeelch
ehurch, sea
IrAt,, graduate
and member ,er the
_Physicians and
the County or Euro
y, honor oraduate
. geld inedaliet 01
cal calege. Menib-r ot the
?hyz!ians and s42rgeoxis,
DB, Lx110H AM.
el University ot
Medicine; member
edim Lod sarsem
rigduate zettftes lo-
ot Chieago; Bel
,tal, Lenten,. B
ge hospital,
ce---haek of the
Phone We. 1.
rom re-eidenoe,
F
'Eye, ear, nose end throat on!,
atrium Neer York OpthaImic az
t te, 1134-1905; :i.tott-a,-1
ose and Throat HOtal,
, and Mooretield'4 Eyf
on, England. Mate--
iltgoo ,Street, opposite Knox
ElbOatfo*d. At Queen's gotel,
MS third Monday in every
tram 10,30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
UOT.I014BEHS.
THOMAS 13.110WN.
eeicensed auctioneer for the
01 Huron and Perth. Corres1
frOmPUY answered. Immedia
rogementa for -sale -dates can '
by calling up Phone 87., Seel]
Tbe Expoiitor office. Charges
szSti oatistaction guarantee&
•
B.. S. PHILLIPS.
caused auctioneer tor tbe 1
' Huron and Perth.. Being a t
r and tboroughiy undPtd
raNao 01 farm stock and line
me In a better positiorl
sidEso good prices. Chiarges m
lisfisfaction guaranteed or no
sln*ers left in Exeter win be pi
atteaded to.
and runk R
System.
tiallway Time Table.
l!rainslesve Seaford% atiollows
ler a, For Oilelon, Godericla Wil
Kincardine.
LIO 13. in. ircr :Canton and liaderie
p. zee For Clinton, Magian al
N.-. dine,
1142 p.
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Orillia, Naeth Bey and —
a Belleville and Peterherc
�s
04,8 p. ni. raorle is east.
, flexe4eh end
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