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There's no-
thing better
or we would
have it,
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held in Vonneetion with
The axth Annual Interaational Oat
ShOW to be hi
INTERNA.TIONAL CATS.
the Citnadian NattOnal EXhibition,
Toronto, bids fair to he the most
eueeeesful, a tbe series. More than
the ordinary list a prizes has been
prepared NOVI a. view to the encoute
agement of every class of cats, and
esPreially of eVisibitors trout the Uni-
ted States. The most gratifying fea-
ture of the Prize List is. the exeep-
tionally lap number .ot specials that
are fortheenaing this year. The nev-
er was a year that so many were off-
ered. It is estfel that, in all,
the Preniiiims and prizes given will
errionnt, in value to upwards of $1200,
This, it le hardly eecessexy to say,
is rather above the . .eveage tor the
Cat Show. Entries elope with J. 0.
Orr, Manager, City Hall, Toronto, on
Saturday, A.uguet 15th. Arrange-
ments have been made for the bondieg
ot cats from thie-side se that exhibi-
tors will have no treuble whatever in
corning and going.
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Mant'g Chemist.
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_RELIABILITY EXPER4ENCE.
THE POPULAR WAY' TO
MANITOBA, SA.SLATOHE-
WAN AND .ALI3ERTA 1$ VIA
CHICAGO ,AND ST, PAUL.
—Reduced pd -class fares
now in effect.
ALL PRINCIPAL TOURIST RE-
SORTS INCLUDING
Muskoka, Tema,gami, Lake of Bays,
MaganKawan River,Kawat!tha,
Lakes, Georgian Bay, Etc.,
reached by Grand Trunk.
Summer Touriei rates in ,efteete Full
information from any Grand Trimk
Agent.
LXKE A THIEF IN THE NIGHT.
, That's how pain conies. We, sit
near an epee window, get stiff near
soreeback. Perhaps cool oft too
quielcly "atter'eTitiertion=ilieurnatiaTii dee'
velops. Spend what you may, but
meney cannot buy antthing better
than Poison's Nerviline, It's" penetra-
ting power enables it to reach deep
tissues,—that's why it cures aches
that all else cant touch, For out-
ward applications We guarantee five
times more steength than in • any' oh -
et liniment. Inwaidly it's harmless
and as sure ;as the hereafter .to ease.
at once. Don't accept a substitute
for Poison's Nerviline which is tire
one great household panacea or today..
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uton County News Gathered
for Nows.:Riecoild .Readers
9 Yon Ago
From The i4ewe-Ilecord of
.August 21st, 1889.
Clinton, August 21st, Me,
The Dominion Government Mak-
Dungsnnon.
Miss Pearl Mackenzie Ilea rsturned
trent a visit to friends. near WingliaM4 es Sweeping Concessions in
returned from a. tWYoungo-weeks! visiein end Lorne hoe
Toronto, ; , r Favor of City Business Bousme
!
-• • •
Roy and Stephen Medd have return,
.ed after spending e Of *mice es.
with friends at Ilderton.
Miss Aliaa ' Rebinson has rel.:enrol
• Councillor ..Centelon, Whie is.' putting. etc). -her borne at Sparta. Otter a s three -
• rye „Flazrposicare
eVelth akerrs Sereepartlie, on4 was son.
!Weed It is a greet needieiree"-thie 11 the
subetsnee ot 400$ lettere by Wool wont,
received in two Slim. 'They WI ot tore*
°tali blood dieeases, loss ot sePetite, ?haulm -
tram, atter-lever weeltnete, that tired feeling,
Dervoui wallow**, deseepele, otterrle
. rthetitteS -"a believe ait'scialeatiranse.
Peelle" e reedieine rr r
now my no tindenyosel WPM* to$094, t.11
ang wsi ere both. pe eetly tree store
Meow. eons. O. °owe.
"I hod went* Wed etwe:
tbiEr Fiore vet nothing Iga neer
I too 0000 eareeperille. enks to this
medicine, 1 ent,new @owe /4.1410'.
OTTE; SAUVIS O'OtAlabenAs lit X.
CIVOi litisusgth-"Wisbave used VOWS
Soireaparille or tereetersicdt hoe *twerp
tiered It a Item -id medicine."
"'IMO SA6011* Mite seetterd,Ont.
• Hood el Sarleiperilla Is soul ever/whers.
100 Done One Dollar. Peered enle by
C.Z. Hood co., loifell, Mass.,
?
t' La bto count weeks With Dungannon. friends. Notice has been given -of the redue- I on the postage paid on Ameriean WM.
fellows will meet in
The Onterio Greed
year.,
•
iU J4 Vit'.'WlL 4U hugging close to the lee side of lore i A number of our young men went tion in the take on letters Posted. in and other jeurn's taken by them.
este of apple trees and purchasing the West on the harvesters' exeursion,
... .. crawforti 01 Toronto and other cities for local dole These are still compelled ito pay the
forbidden fruit from the natives, Was 1 MA and Mrs. we R
ivery to one cent. This is a reduction inceeased rate put in force a year ago
home here over Sunday, going oft Toronto spent Sunday with the lor- list May, an increase which in many
again on Monday afternoon. Apples t mer's parents here. Mrs, Ceawford of one-half and represents an immense
eases amounts to one-hatf the sub.
range'lrom .75c to $1.25 pee barrel. I will remain for a few weeks. • saying to hundreds of business. houses.
The Trigger.e-The : Huron Rale Ase I Dr: R. B. Durnin, has been i'enet7ing One fient at Ottawa will, it is said, IscriPt" PI:ic°.'
old acquaintances fl and Omit Dunm
- save soe $e,000,A year as a result It leaks as if there is to be every-
eehaege..made, .. ,,,,, __7_____ Lt ill fe the big city interests and
....-ereee
oiiilidthin tor the farmer.--Iteisenoti----h-
so _ a_ n_ _sieir anhivat mouHg_
IVIonilik itening: The- Tollievimg
officers were • eleeted for the Current
year:.
VOTERS' : LIST • 008.—ltiliafTe,i1P-
elite of the TOWti of Clinton.—No-
tice is hereby given thee 1 bave
transmitted or delivered to the per-
son's mentioned in sne ectio8 ern
of the Ontario Voters' Liste, At,
the copes required by sr t .sotrons
to be so transmitted or delivered of
the list made, Pursuant to said Act,
of all persons appearing by the last
revised Assessinentlerri of the said.
Municipality at elections fOr Membere
of the Legislative Assembly and et
Municipal Elections ; and that the
said list was first posted ,up at my
office in Clinton 'cm Monday, the 3rd
day of 'August, 1908, and' remains
there for inspection. •Electors r are
called upon to examine the said fist
and if any omissions or other errord
are found therein, totake,irnniC4Ute
tho said. errors
corrected According ediaw.--*-Dated
this 3rd day of Auguste 1908.—D.
L. Macpherson, Town Clerk.
•
NEW MEAT MART —HAVING
PUR-
cbascd the butchering business car-
ried on for some time by •• the
Colclough B r o e;„ we respectfully
• solicit a share of the paerenage of
the • public which we hope to merit
• by _keeping the best of meats ' and
at reasonable prieeS. Give us, a
MIL Our shop is net to The Newse
Ifenoit Office —1' T. & Bert Murphy •
SEED CORN.
WE HAVE ON HAND A
LARGE QUANTITY ,OF SEED
CORN. IT IS A 1 IN. QTJALPDY-
• AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT• .
WHEN 'YOU NEED FLOUR OR
FEED PLACE- YOUR ORDER
WITH US. IT WILL .RECEIVE
PROMPT AND CAREFUL AT-
TENTION.
,J. A. FORD
CEMENT FOR • SALE. -LI AM
Agent for Clinton and district' for
the National Portland Cement *Coe
• makers of the best :cement in the
market. This is the only comet
used by the corporatiop of Clinton
in tire constrection of sidewalks, etej
—Mrs. T. R. Walker. 21
President, ,A. M. rfOdd.
Vice, E. G. Courtice.
Sec. -Treasurer, N. "Robson.
Committee, H, B. .Combe, H. T.
Rance, W. Grigg.. ,
The Huron has affiliated With the
Ontario Association, The targets on
the Athokot ranges near Clinton
will be put in cetkre at, um, and fin-
al arrangements made in a, short time
for the anneal match. Practice will
Those desir-,
h Id I
I HAVE THE SAMPSON BRAND
of Cement ' tor stile, in large and
small. quantities. There is no bet-
ter make of cement on the .market.
• Office opposite • G. V. R. passenger
dation. Telephone connection, • or
; orders may be left at Harland Bros.
hardwire storeif mere rxinvenient.
JAMES HAMILTON; a'01-41/4"TON.
be ,held on Weanesdaye,
leg to become mein ers s ou ca
on Mr: Robson ; the .membership fe
it low and the pastime certainly •
noble and commendable one.
.pIANO AND ORGAN TtiN.ING• ANIY,
Repairing.—The undersigned '
'prepared to do all kinds .ti piano
and Orgattatuning and repairing, and
being a man of practical experience
Is able to guarantee eatisfection.
Orders ,„ may, be left at W. S. 4
.Holmete drug store—Ed., ..T. How
ard, Clinton.
• Central Business College
Toronto
Order Your
Coal Now
Place your order for your
supply of coal with the under,.
signed and thus secure the low-
est price cuurproriapt delivery.
Office opposite Grand Trunk
Passanger station. Te:ephone
connection.
J. Hamilton
COAL
ORDER YOUR YEAR'S SUP-
PLY NOW. THE BEST IN
THE MARKET, $7 PER TON,
BUT IF ORDERED AND • plan
FOR BEFORE MAY 81st, A DIS-
COUNT OF 40 CENTS A TON
WILL 13E ALLOWED..•
•
Orders lett at Davis & Rowland's
will be PromPtly attended:to.
-
LARGEST AND ;BEST
EQUIPPED SCHOOL, OF ITS
KIND INVITES YOU . ai70 •
WRITE FOR ITS NEW CAT-
ALOGUE. ; FALL TERM
FROM SEPT, est. AD NeSie
W. IL .Shew, • president, ' or E. R.
Shaw, Secretary.
Yonge and Geerard Sts., Toronto. •
_
gam= - -
Miss O. E. Cluff 'has been erg
by the trustees of SS. No, 2,
borne tor the ensuing year. She
•reeneed her duties on Mond,ey.
Aringham
vvottia rag the Average -Citizen
The chair •faetery: lecited liere• be- II
longing to the Canada Furniture Co. I
tO Cut his Consuniptioit 11/10a.t
is not leltely to • resume eperations
aged •
CV. While this sweeping eoneession has
eem- been made in favor of city business
•' houses, no relief whatever is given
i - untr oints
subscribers n Canadian 00 Y P
popular cry that the Governthent is
!preparing ,
fax itself in • the election
•which seems to be at hand,—Weekly
Sun.
has been shut down, and, it is said
ega.in as a large part of the machin -
cry has been removed already. Over- in Two'?
•
production and want ,ot material are
el assigned as the pause.
a About 35 men are Out of employ-
ment. ' It is said the machinery , hes
Mr. Smith low has been up here been to
days
pMaesrte'lltsreepku.tting in his hole.
He ekes the appoint commissioners to run the el -
The bylaw to raise $7,009 and • to
BO:Me town but thinks that Clinton etOtwrnic, whielhig'hwtas defpielaatnetd ir.yolpoputallairs
will compare very 'favorably with le, vote of the ratepayers, has now I been
•
takenWoodstock,•
,
An agricultural paper has been
telling its readers ,that one reesen
for meat bene so clear is that the
popular ;taste is running to steaks,
ind less arid less • to cheaper Cute.
Another reason, according. to the
Another suggestion arieing 014 of
the high Price of Mee% is that We
Ceiratlians as a tele eat too much
Meet, especially in hot weaeher. The
minieirho tells you thet you can live
on shredded :wheat; er some of the
-Mr. C. C, Rance, whose busmese is put in a somewhat different form arid yarlotis cereal preduettons with which
ine Rat portage, is detained here ow- i seem authority, is that Many women the market now abounds, bseauee they
ing ' to the Mimes of his Child: mr, is to be submitted to the Municipal
a ai way ,Board . cannot cook any Meat but steak, and contain every nee:epoxy elem.rat of
George Southcombe. has retire -led to . ed R '1 .
. butchers are compelled to put up the food, may be i faddist, but the fc 4•1••
price of steaks to make it pay for diet often has at the back ., 1 his fad'
the 'indifference! .with which other a great deal of truthe. The„ trouble is •
parts of the .anixnal are treated, Thisthat he peshea: his doctrine to the ex-.
is prohaltly.; largely speculation, but trerne.• Probably, however; the .,,vet -
whether it 14 or not, the,selection Of age citizen of Ontario could rue 'his
meat: is to a great extent guided by consumption Of meat in two te, ;he adi •
taste rather than merit. Those ' Who vantageof his health. This •eee iiiii
have .studied the :subject tellus: that result,: too, in thle,cheAperrieg cs tbel
there is more nutriment in a round pried. To accomplish such a revolu-
I
Steak than in a 'sirloin or -a. 'porter-. tier' will .eertainly .regeire consider.;
how, thOtighethe former. is tougher • able edueation, but tbeie `Will pr ph -
end . rejected; if the Purm affords it., 'ably be le.ss meat used in a few veers
for the 'higher-prfeed and more ,euiel", /wilco 'thin there is'now.
4 of 041 -
taxa next
• It is feared that Charles. Warner ot
Welland has eorairnitted &Weide
A six hundred-n(41nd time was ; cap-
tured off the Cape lereton mist.
n
oti, Fa -A eLvAur-compL-Eirom-7-----
A clear complexien' is the outward'
evidence of inward cleanliness,. In
bad health the face becomes a sign-
board; telling ot diocese .within.
yellow, bile is not preperly secreted;
if pallzd. the kidneys are faulty,
skin, is murky and dark circles , be-
neath the eyes, look for constipation.
Whatever the cause, no remedy eone
pares with Dr. lianlatOn'S Pills'
which are mild, Safe • purifying
vitalizing in theix eaten. They we
a marvellous rosy tint to the cleeke,
brighten the. eyes ,And establish health .•
that defies age and disease. Sold ev-
erywhere in 25c boxes. '
CENTRAL -
W. j...$teVen.'son.
DR. OVENS, SURGEON, •OCULIST„
Will he •at Holm& Drug Store,
'
• Clinton _ on Friday, Angust 28,
Sept. 25, Oct, : 23, Nov. 20 and
Dee. 18. Glasses properly fittdd,
Dietases of the eye, ear, nose . and
throat treated.• "
•
THE NEWS4t.E.COIID WILL
BE SENT TO .ANY AD-
„1011.ESS IN CANADA. TO THE
END OP 1 0 0 8 AND ISE
WEEICLY MA/11 AND En.
PHIE POR on YEAH POP,
•/5 'CENTS. BOTH 1O.18
• t'ENT.5. •
• STRitTF0f1De ONT.
FALL .TER9,,e. OPENS SEPT I.ST.
The eooner you ..cornplete a *course
in• thia school the sooner you may
expect to hold a position of trust.
Our commies are thoroug,h and ptac-
tical. Oar students always see-
med. We assist. graduates to pos-
...itions. We have thtee dertait-
reents--Comineacial, Shorthand and
Telegraphic. We employ experien-
ce'd inst,ructors. Csatalogue free.
Elliott McLachlan
PRINCIPALS
•
look after affaite there in the mean-
time. • ••
Mits' McCallum of Parkhill is the
gue* of Miss Alice Pickett this Week.
Forrester ys. .Knox. -e -There was an
action tried some time ago in Goder- line left .on !Friday last for the West
A
which D.. . - Forneeter, an as- .where he will spend e few week
ich
gnee of ' the estate ot R. M.,Miss.Gertie Storr has returned to
siitam'y, her home in Toronto after visiting
for. seme• tithe with Miss Gertie Dun-
.
cae.
Mr. and Mrs.. James Duncan are ex-
pected home soon from the Vest, Mrs:
Duawhilencan'slialtie was .none tee good
for .
Herb Manning has gone to the Weet
to help in the harvest field. His •bro-
ther Will... ie located • out there.
James Coako, has sold his 50e
dere farm . to MrtriiiianfiVightruke
and in company with J. G. .
0 has'taken 8t°C1C In Wing rg.41-hem....,:.F:`g'shttr.t..hvbre
ce3utertsy..,,-rhc*. Fair, "wh
'very prominent Part in the Women's
Foreign: Missionary Societe in • cen-
nection with , Willis Presbyterian
church has been presented by friends
with a certificate of life reemberehip. have
returned to• their respeetiye
•
Morris Township. .
• Mr. William Henderson of the thud
sought to recover from Arthur Knox
the value of horse and buggy alleg-
ed to have been secured by Mr. Knox
as a. preferential creditor of Mr. Rae.'
ey, „while the litter was insolvent.
Saturday 'lea Judge ,TOMS . gave
judgement 'dismissing the action with
Costs
Mrs. Agnew is visiting friends in
Lucknow. '
Postmaster Fair is to lea.ve Britain
on Friday next for the Laird of the Steware
'Maple Leaf and the ' Hubeo
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. IST.
'Thote who knoW 4itet the merits
of dee School are its staunchest
sumorters.
. TORONTO, Wit
This. college stands Pirst in Pop-
ularity; Thoroughness and Genuine
Merit. Go where you will, you
will find out graduates plashing to
the front. Their superior training
enables them to get and hold first'
class positions. College, open ail
summer. Enter an v time. Write
for catalegue.
W. ELLIOTT, Prihelpal.
Hensall
Grey Township.
Domini es Nee, and Leslie ;Lamont
. schoots at New Hamburg and -Bright.
• The,ceneract fax the Kuhryeille
. draft), ere the ' township ot Ellice in•
Will. Cook and • little • daegliter of
.
the riding of Korth Perth, 'heti been
, aro the guests Cf. ;hie moth let to mi. 'AndieUr .. Hyslop of this
Chicago
mother, township for _the sum' el $10.00.
wete
Misses ,Finleyson and McCallum' ', ef 1 Teen ae lrC. corrugeted steel. , r
Mrs: Henry 0:Mk. .
Glencoe are the guests of the Misses baye arrived and will be placed- in
-- conductors manufactured in Stratford,.
Hart it. the parecinage. '
.WilrYinigblet, who has ..: „,_ e positien in culverts 4t116 9th Con.
at his home, has returned to Jereola,.. •
been Zisnan-S-aThey are 14 feet?, long 8* and 4. ket
in diameter and cost $148,67.
Sask. •
Mise Jean Murray arrived. acre
F •
thing relatives „ in
where.
Sandy. Ban
wde
Tuesday morning
many friends were
Charles Peppet,
It is reported that J. E. Anderson,
' 'on late P. S, inspector for Brockville,
eto and else- n I rs ' tentexe
oro
wrote 'recently 'to Mts. Anderson .the
. .
classes. Then again, there are ,low-
.: .
priced cuts and joints which contain
. ago porridge was not
more nutriment than the. higher -priced, 111
few years
Canedian homes a regular break -
on
• • fast dish,. now is in some form. or
• es. •
o het; Fruits,, too, which if properly
teeee query arites here as to " what preserved so as-to—retain their natur-
enestie science is; doing in regard. in j1 :flee& add 'qUalitie;; are FO desir-
Atte' directien of .esluca,ting, gir s'• as AO etee • at ' all eta:sons; are inereitingly
. theselection of -meal „for etse _ , eeresta: ee4e-iiee.00e'reeleeee
untriment. It is.not oeite'elecessare -quantitige canned evay., , but
that the best methods of cooking there is room .• forexPansiOn le' the
should be taught, but hoe: to pric- production e and use of theSi: fit fact
tice the greatest economy in the. sal- the demand is .practically
Z•ction of meats. • especially in the smaller frults.
"s
i
11 Pays to Use Improve
Machmergo-Selected with Care.
With 'help scarce, high -.priced and '
unreliable, .:the • farmer ie : very Often
nowadays at a lots to know . just
what to do. Occasionally when he
finds help it is often only' under such
ons as mac hard
for him. to avail himself of .it in a
profitable manaer. Eaeh case of ap-
plying for the 'kind of hired help meet
plentiful, the fomign immigrant, is an
experience just as.uneertain or just as
likely, to be unsatisfactory as wag the
last one .• 'Many of these men are
good' w•orker but evoii. these are ; at
a premium and there are many ; that
are net, Marry eirnes :there, is little.
chance of profit in the Case, but erops
must: be.heevest2d, so the farmer digs
up the price, and takoehis chanee,seee
the. results.. The natural cons.equee-
ces of' all this is that the :rapier • is
turning hia.eyes more and mere in the
direction of machinery to settle the
difficulty, At least . some measime
for him. Labor saving machinery is
coming more and more into the cal-
eulation of the average farmer. It
has already eeduced the heed work of
the farm so much that no .one would
wiIlingly attenipt to state just to
*hat extent it will do so still furthee
in ' ;the future.. At the present aimel
the greetest imProvement which' can
beJorseen is that of the use of larger
maehincry for field cultivation. ;The
uke of a ging plow with two or
three plows, calling for three or • four
horses, a larger harrow requiting four
horses to work it, two horse hay
rakes and cultivators, wilt do the
work with only one manerequired to
drive them. '
rode into town on
of last week. His
glad, to • see him.
wife and child, who
had been visiting the parents ofthe
former, left lest week for Toronto.
% As far is the dbsetver editor can
learn there has not been as many
campers `at. Grand Bend this season
as last, '
While in Detroit, James Moore • had
the misfortune to bteak earth and has
since had a painful reminder ' of his
trip. •' ,
The fine crop of onions has ' been
somewhat injured by the intense heat,
the sun's, rays cooking s.onte of them.
Mies Ethel Wash has gone to Wing -
ham to enter on a course of training
in the hospital there, of which ' her
sister, Miss Jennie, is superinienderee
• A very heavy hail storm struck near
Grand Bend recently. John Sherritt
had ten acres of corn liteioally switehe
ed out. of the ground, and a heighber
had- nearly all his crop destroyed, his
loss running up into the hundreds of
dollars.. '
Mr, John Torrance was in the vill-
age last week on business in commo-
tion with the enforcement of Local
option.
'GREAT DISTRESS
IN HER THROAT.
Not an uneommon experience was
that cif Mrs, 11. S. Wilmot of Shill*,
N. $. Doctors 'failed, still a sure cure
was 'found in "CatarrhOzone.”. No-
tice this statement : "1 havcf been ' a
most dreadful sufferer from bronchial
ttouble and eaterth. On damp (lees
I would hawk and ' tuffer gnat •dis.
tress in my throat. I! used all kinds
of ineditines but didet get permanent
relief. till I used Catarrhozone. tt hag
strengthened my throat, cured my
cough and Mak me entirely well."
Itefuse substitutes for the ono reliable
bronchial and throat cure: All deal-
ers self "Caterrhozone" in 25e and
$1.00 SiZeg.
A Cayuga farmer was killed by the
lightning "duridg the storm of Wednes-
"Wier Yong and Alexander streets. day, of last week. •
second, asking her to circulate a pe-
tition to have his sentence shortened.
The eater was sent to the lady's fa-
ther,. Isio action is likely to be taken.
Anderson was sentenced •reeently at,
Renfrew on a chirge of bigerny to
which he pleaded. guitey to serve, seVe4
years in .Kingston peretentiary..
• The 100 -acre farm of Joseph Ray -
nerd on the third concession has been
leased for 'a term 'Co Angue Breiwri
who :also .gets this season's Orel): .
.;
4idt
Heavier Railsfor :the God-
. erieh — Buffalo Line.
For some days past one hundred
men ham been Working ent of Bright
on the Buffalo--Godeeieli line putting
in new treat rails and taking aWay
the old. The rails that. are being re-
placed are of Bartow steel and' to a
great extent are the 56 -pound rail, The
new steel is an 80 pound rail and is
more suitable for heavy traffic.. •
The laying cif the .ra.i15 is being
done under the supervision af Road, -
master McGarr of Stratford. •
In all sonic forty- seven miles of
new reils ite being pat in and when
the work is completed the road will
he smooth and safer for. travelling
purpose.
..owegINIewIdm.,1•10
'ME CAUSE OF SORE PEET.
Examine them carefully and you'll
probably find Corns. Whether hard,
soft or bleeding, apply Putnam's
Corn Extraetor. It's pathless, it's
sure, and above all quick to ,act,
sist on only "Putnarn'e." .
eon
The Yung Turks have wareled the
powers thet there must ho rio. intere
terenee with Turkey's interred athaire,
it Harry Thaw's lawyers can get
him to Pittsburg to meet his Credit*
ors ha May be a free matt within a
month. ' • .
The Babymansion at SandWitile
Where Getieral Brock once resided, has
been deAtroyed by Are.
Part 'of the steamer SouthwarleS
cargo had to be abandoned to lighten
her.
• Take ehe case of two farmers,. each
•
operating one 'hundred' acres of land,
side •by side. Ho* often 'wile one see
them 'driving a' one horse teatn hiteh-
ee to 'i single-0°We each working, en
his own side qf the fence? How often,
too, might both tearna be hitched to
a two -horse plow, doing just •as Much
work, ,white one of the farthets is free
for the day to work at any 'ode jobs
which may be Ocilla% for attention• .
At the eiresent ' time there are a
great Many devices being sold for the
saving *of labor. Many of them are
valuable, but it is well td be thoro-
ughly assured of this before purehes-
ing. There is . nothing Which can
prove more of, a failure than an •un-
eatisfacthry' machine for farm labor.
Itis well to select 'with care. But
every machine which will save the ne-
cessiey of • labor should be carefully
cofisidered. The machete. which will
save labor at the time when •labor is
most ha demand should be considered
most cargully, of all, The times ef
the year When labor je most in de-
mand is just the time when it har-
dest. to get. Most of the hiued help
available atethe present thee are men
who feel this situatioe most keenly
and they try 'to hire' with onployers
who will need them the year rotted it
possible., The farmer who need& to
hire help should work with this ()h-
ied in view, to only require nth
help as he requires the year round at
any timt 'of th)g. year. Machinery
Which will make this system:possible
is the best of all labor-saving levee-
tiobs.—Sun,
' •
• ,
A MILLION. DOLLARS WORTH QF •
. HORSES AND CATTLE. •
' It is estimated that the 1,500 ler-
sea that will be on view at the Cala:-
Ulan :National Exhibition' Terolto
will be worthnot leaS than $75a;00,
While the cattle will runeute to 025,-
000, Oafs between horses and: oetle
we have $1,090,000 worth of Lye
Stock that will . be on view at ea.
Exhibition. To this. has to be, acted •
400,560 fcir Sheep and swirie.
In order to be, inee. posit' n ,to 04- .
wilus,__
ticipa.te in tharneveneent of • yea*
wheat Crop,. the.Grand l Trunk :PaItx.
Railway management • is celleeting'
cart in the West; . As often as a , new .
G. T. P. car can be loaded for . the ' I
West it is wheeled ;westward, unload -
cd and held there, for. the ,threshing
time when it 'the. expected everything '. q
on wheel e will be ,butye. Already 590
icf "these splendid boxcats have been
gathered and :,distributed along ' the
line West of Winnipeg.:
a FALL FAIRS.
Blyth—Sept. 29th and 80th
Dungannon—October 7th and 8th.
Mitchell—September 1.3th and 116.
Seater:0—
Goderieh—
Wingham--Septenaher 24 and 25.
Xincardfnal-September 10 and 17.
Zurich—September 23 and 24.
London—September 11 to 19,
Toronto -.-August 29 to Sept.. 14.
Thrve women were placed on trial
In RuffaIo ilast week on charges of
murder.
NO% Seotia dealers are trying to
corner the tbrnato market.
i14.4,4A4.441,als
'TF1/S TONTO BUILDS '
Many medieinee stirreflata break
!thrive, leave you worse than ever,
iFerrozone ia different --it's a blood -
!forma', e nerve.strengthener,v a body-
ihUilder. Pale anaemic girls' are given
leelor and vigor. The tired and sleep»
Iless are strengthened Ewa restored.
I "Better than all tonics 1 lotind Peri -
ozone" writes Mrs. E. F. Castleton
!of Woodstoek. "I ' was completely
irun tiown, lieeks were blanched, lips
white and had every sign of anaemia:
FerroZone added to my Weight, gaVe
!me strength, ambition -and good
heal th. Nothing betler, try Ferro-
,2ono yourself, 50c per box at all deal-
ers.
At Greati
Reduoed
Prices,
Holidays being nearly
over, a .great, many boys
will find they peed new
suits before starting to
sebool again.
To Meet.This Oemanci
' and keep in touch with
the boys wp will offer a
big reduction on all boys'
suits till Sept. 1st
Do not fail to see
these values'
We are .offering all the
newe,st patterns. and styles
and eannot he surpassed
for wearing qualities.
T iloring
Furnishings
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