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Henry- Aletter, town Trees rer of
Berlin, has been suspended on account
a shortage in his amounts.
Eltveri persons were killed in *
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LARGEST AND Ms'
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STRATFORD, ONT.
'being the be,et this alive'
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trainingachool in Western Ontario°,
Oar enrolment egate exceedthat
of a year dtoe Why ? Because
our courses are thomugh and prac-
tical with peiaUt incha,rge of
our Commercial, Shorthapd and
Telegraphy • depertments. All oue
graduates obtain pod poelltione.
You may crater nowe. Write for
our free cltalogite,
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—RELIABILITY — EXPERIENCE;
Slabs ,
For Sale
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• WE HAVE FOR .SALE A
• QUANTITY OF HEMLOCK'
SLABS, CUT 16 INCHES LONG
SUITABLE FOR, RANGES.
J. • Hamilton
COAL
ORDER YOUR YEAR'S SUP-
PLY NOW. THE BEST IN
THE MARKET, $7 PER TON,
BUT W ORDERED AND PAID
FOR BEFORE IVIAY 31st, A DIS-
COUNT OF 40 CENTS A TON
WILL BE ALLOWED.
Orders left at Davis & Rowland's
will be'promptly atten.ded to.
W. J ctevenson
Cream Separators .
No article on the farm pays the
farmer better than a Cream Se
arator. When buying, buy the best
that is the DeLaval. I am agent
for it in this district. '
The Cyclone 'Fencing
The Cyclone Wire Fencing has
the two great regaisites—it looks
well and -lasts a long time. Be-
fore placing your order let me 'show
yoa this fencing and quote you
prices.
JAS. APPLEBY, Clinton
• DR. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST,
Specielist, will be at Holmes'• Dreg
Store, Clinton, on Friday, Nov.
29. Glasses properly fitted. Diseas-
es of the eye, ear, nose and throat
treated.
Real Estate for Sale
FARMS FOR SALE—ONE AND A
quarter miles from church, post -
office, school and the village of
Auburn. Suitable for grain or
grass. Lot 27 on the 2nd con. West
Wawanosh consisting of 100 acres
of land, 15 acres under bush and
the balance nearly all grass.. A
brick house, a bank barn 52x60, a
driving house 24x36 with a cement
pig house underneath, are on said
premises. Also lot 28, East
Wawanosh, 2nd con.; directly oppos-
ite said lot 27, containing 100 ,aerez.
of land, 15 acres of which are bush.
On this lot there is a bank barn
'.0x60. There are 4 acres of good
bearing orchard on the two • farm.
Both lots are well fenced and un-
derdrained. A never failing sting
runs across both farms. Possessien
can be given at once. Ternis easy.
The proprietor is now past the 'age
to farm.—Apply to Thomas Nich-
olson, Auburn P. 0. Prompt reply
will be given to all cbmmtmica-
tions. Oct. 07°
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FARM FOR SALE.—THE UNDER -
sigma& offers for sale part of let
40 on the Bayfield Road, 1 mile
south of Clinton.,'eoesisting of 20
acres. Good frame house with se -
one cellar, bare 36x7O with eenaerit
basement. Easy terns. — J.
Smith. ' 140
FARM FOR SALE. LOT 24, CON,
2, Stanley, cont'aining 100 acres, 10
acres of bush, the remainder is Well
fenced, underdrained and in a good'
state of cultivation, 1 acre Of et
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chard and sinalt ftidt. On the pre.
misers is a two Ater7 brick houge
with slate roof, a first -cans taelle
house, a barn, Size,
s 80 with stone staltlieg, a chbierit
silo 14300 gottd dritrieg house, Pig
pen- and hen !Ouse. TWo nover,fail-
lag wells. This farrn is situated 8
miles from Brumfield, 0 from On -
ton and on rood gtavel road. ,A.p.
'0)? on thi preiniseds or s.ddreieli
Albert Mott, Clinton P. O.
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.WILL 'OATS BE POPULAR $
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a 1T is artistic and useful i
A bald when you buy
a Silvprware you want the
i -hest and most servic..eable
:You are assurpd of :get-
your money can buy.
a ting that kind here. We' a
i can sell you, solid silver
a or the best plated ware. $
which looks like sterling :
1 and wears almosTtas well.
- Come in And sue our well
assorted stock,: You Will,
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find ti -ie. prices right. ' $
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GET '1 HE iT PAYS. .
ATTEND THE POPULAR A.ND
PROGRESSIVE.
ketIOTT
TORONTO ONT..
Corner Yonge Alexander Streeisi
AND BE THOROUGHLY EISCCAT-
ED FOR BUSINESS LIFE.. ALL
GRADUATES- OF THIS. SMIOOL
ARE .kl3SOLUTELY SURE 'OF
GETTING POSITIONS. THE ' DE-
MAND' IS.CONSIDERABLY GREAT
ER THAN THE SUPPLY... NOW IS
AN EkCELLENT TIME. "TO EN-
TER. • WRITE FOR. OAT.ALOGUE.
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ELLIOTT. PRINCIPAL.
We beg to call ..your.. speeiaa atten-
tion to our exeellent stock of new
fruite and candied Peels. •
, This week we have -also passed into
stock •
Several New Dinner Sets,
Toilet Sets, Odd Cups and
Saucers, and 'Fancy China
which ares well worth a feve minutes
of your careful 'inspection.
seseheele
D. Beatoli
Phone 111.. Prompt delivery
ENTER ANY DAY- ;
For a Business or Shorthand
course. Positions assured' to
graduates. Six • months will lit
you. We' proVide- 21 teaehers and
best /facilities. Write tes. Central
Business College, 305 Yonge St.,
Toronto. W. Shaw PrieCipal.
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NOW IS T,HE TLME.-1'o PLACE
your order fotFeheing before the
advance in price. • Use -the - Cnil
*Spring Wirt; Made by the Canadian
Fence Ces of which I am agent
this district. I am also agent 'for
the celebrated Heiatxman Piane.r.
F.' W. EVans, Bo* 155 Clintoe P.O.
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For Railway and Comniercial
work is well taught by, vs. bur
new book, "Guided by the Koy,),
explains. Sent ,witlf first leeese
to any applicaht eeceipt of
four cents in , stamps, Address
Central School Of Telegraphy, 3
Gerrard St., East, Toronto, W.
I. Sham?, President, •
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TAKE RIVAL HERB TABLETS
FOR, STOMACH, • tivntt,
K4DNEYS AND POR CL-
EANING THE BLOOD. irOP
SALE BY W. A. MCCONNELL
CLINTON. WHOLESALEt
PROM THE RIVAL HERB
AGENCY, 'KINCARDINE.
About 200
township riga =Sedation ball,
held in Oddiellows' Hall on Friday
eVening last At this last ball, the
'young ladies' were beautifully dressed
some wearing silk, eon* muslin, many
in while, a few in pink, but eshite
proicaninated.• The gentlemen wore
fine broadcloth.; Tie Blacks:one Or-
chestra furnished. delightful music and
Cotillion . After Cotillion, followed,
with few exceptions, until on
, Saturday. Chief of gelic'e S. West-
leke, oa‘xne down on the C. pe.
train with . Mr -Davis, Messrs, -West-
lake, Ned Elliott, SA 'Nevecome took
turn about in calling off the figures.
‘"Bonnie Dundee” was a. great' favor-
ite. ."The White Coekarle" was resur-
rected, and "The Girl I leftAchind
roe" was brought to the front pretty
often. The G. T. R. A. served their
guests at 12 ,a. m. with ap abundant
supply of ham sandwiches,' biscuit and
cheese, lovely jelly cake anid chootnate
and other fitvorites. Dancing did not
commence until after 10 p. me Guests
°erne from Clinton, Porter's Hill and
)31Yth. Goderich township made a
good showing and many Goderieh
friends of the G. T. R. A. were pres-
ent: The'`,,G. T. R. A. Orchestra kind-
ly relieved the Blackstone orchestra
for a. brief time alter the midnight
,Suncheon• The members present „Miss
Young, piano, end Moms: MeClusky,
eiolie and Herbert Lamprey,- mouth
organ. Captain Laithwalte, Harry
Sallteld, and the other members of the
-G. T. R. A. looked. well after. .a..11.
But where was the "Odd -Auld
Scotch Reel." Eilen "Bonnie Dun-
dee" did not get honoredeby, reel
The Qtiarterly Love Feast was cel-
ebrated on Sunday morning last . by
Stets G, e N. Hazen at North St.
Methodist church: In the a. re. Rev.
Mr. Hazeri took for his text 'Aces 16-9
4./1; Vision :came to Paul in theNight;
There stood a man of ;Macedonia; and
prayed him saying "Come over into
IVIecedonia and help us" ' from. Whigh
'text Rd. Mr, Hazen based the mis-
sionary cause in a very lucid 'manne,r.
The choir, 11 young ladies, sang very
siveetly, the ,anthere. of "Praise to the
everlasting Kingdom." Tife_.:Hyrans
were "I give my life for thee,My pre-
cious blood I shed," ',iWatehman tell
us of the night". and. "Josus reigns
witere'er the Sun."
dry, in the housz foreeerly occupied by
, Mrs. James Fraser. •
Three different applications have
been received by UM Library Board,
for the use of /Some of the roores„ in
the Library, 'tamely : The Wornans'
• Institute would' like a room in wide')
to hold their meetings ; The Shakes-
peare Club for a reading circle; Knox
Church Young Men's Club too have
petltioned room. •
W9 are • sorry to. team that the
,Graham Bros, tied their ,sehooner
"Bert Barnes" bereft of her sails, in
the last great storm.
Mrs, W. eleCreath and daughter,
Mrs. Hyslop and baby, went their
Thanksgiving holidays at Torcitito,
with their relatives and trie,ads.
Miss Ada Allin of Benmiller, is the
pest of her ister, Mrs. Craddock,
Mr. and Vire. Wilda= McCreath Jr.
now, occupy their new purchase...1%er.
McCreath, it will be remembered, was
a patient in Alexandra Hospital for
sotne vveelcs undergoing treatment.
Mr, George, Wyatt, forenian in an
AYmeriaan R. R. shop in Detroit, spent
Thanksgiving Date with his mother,
,Mrs• T. Wyatt. • •
• Miss Fannie Lawrence returned in
October from her vigil, at Regina with
her Cousin, Mrs. Lindaay Elwood. •
Mr,. Videeu has'. removed his flour
and feed store to Hamilton Street.
Mr. It: McLean is re -modeling the
large store on East Street end will
have a new meat market in, the Store,
for years as a grain and feed store in
which Mr. Videau carried on business
for years, being the successor of the
j late Mr. Rees Price. -
1 Miss Tina Macderiald left on Wed-
neaday, 23rd Oct. to spend Thaeke-
• giving peer, with her, sieter, Mre
1 1)6:laid Martyn, at her lorn5.,-, in Rip-
. ley.' •
The two followilig dates please bear
itt Mind 'Friday 8th, to-morrote ;even- •
ing at Vietd5ia Opera T-1011,ST: Mr:
I Jordan will iltesent "Pepin the Pip -
phi" which will be its first eras:mita-
' lion Canada. -
' On All Saints Day, services were
eisetd at St. Peter's both moreing and
evening: Services were held at St:
George's. Church .'at 8.30 a, an -and'
7.36 p. m. on All Saints' Day.
Rev. 0...Reidof Nile, preached a '
very eloquent sermon, at North St.
Methodist .chureh on.. • Thanksgiving
Day. ; •
.Speeral meet:legs- were condueted • at
the S, A. • Birraeks on Friday and
Saturday by Steil Captain •Hay of
.: Mr,. lefacdonelet of the Ottawa Civil'
-service spent his Thankegivingvia-
tion with his steter,, ?Km Maedonald
'et the old home,' . • '
Our Ottawa Letter
Ottawa. Oct. 26t1t, 1907.
The evidence ot Theodore Cooper
C. consulting engineer of the Qtie-
bee Bridge, brings home in ttartling
fast -Son to abg. Government a large
share of the responsibility fora the aw.
ful fatality of August 29th. Mr. Coop-,
•er is positive that the deflection in
"chord 9 west," whit% happened se-
eral. days days before the accident showed
that it was incaPable of doing its
work*, and that "it was perfectly pos-
sible by prompt and intelligent action
to' have stayed the chord and prevent-
ed the, failure of the bridge." .•
CalamttY Might Have Been Averted.
To' another question, Mr.' Cooper
replied that this prompt action should
have been taken either hy the ollicere
of the Pheenix Company or the Que-
bec 13ridge Company. Again be says :
"I believe if a prompt Action. had
been taken to protect the chord from
further deflection, it could have been
done ,by the employment of: three
hours work and StOn' worth of timber
and bolts, •
„ Better Inepectimi Needea.
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This sensational etatement • aiming
from the chief engineering authority
• coneecthd with the bridge. pieces , the
• responsibility, en the engineers at the
spot; ;or ,oe, ,those who ,fitiled to pre -
•vide, efficient experts. Mt. Cooeet
states that he • does not. believe that
the engineer at the• work were' equal
to the duties devolving, Upon thenie
The 'engineer pf the Phoenite• Compare.
on. the. ground was Mr. Birks; who•
was killed, in Ate accident, and who
was "competent in, bis line ot ex.
perierice" . without the thorough trete.
lag, and. knowledge -necessary Lor this
important task. As to The • !Qirebee
.Company's staff Mr. Cooper believe*
that the only one qualified for. a sup-
erinterideet . was Mr. McClure, • wile.
doubtless did his 'best. , He did. not
think that Chief Engineer Hoare had
qualifications "as a thoroeghly erichnie
eally educated and expeeiented bridge
engineer!? • . • e.• ' I . •
Mr. Fred. . Thompson ••spent bis Stratford. •
Thaeksgivingholidays ' at the, holm of
his parent's, Mr., and .1VIrs., George
Thompso'n. , His 'daughter, Miew Bessie
.Thanipson, did not - return' from her
home in. Southameten • to attend the
G. C. L. this seaeone but will come
• mence 'the Now Year term,' Mr.
Thompson is a nourishing merchantat
Southampton and looks well.
On 4Nov. 14th the Ladies Aid of the
Baptist church,will eblebrafe the
anniversary of the .new -Church by a
'"Birth. Day" party... 14:f.h Nov. is al4
80 the .date of the `‘`Wonderland"
Beneet for. the Hospital Fund, 'which
the Daughters uf. ehe. Empire' wish to
illetase
Test.ticien'ts' of the Gederieh
school were, delighted. . with :the cour-
tesy and hospitality shown them
while the guests last month of the
Clinton Model students and hope oe
the evening of Nov. .15t1r to reeiei9:-
cate the kind attention. shown them in
the:siST:er town. . '
Missionary Sunday will be held it
North St. Methodist church on 1 -the
second Sunday of December,. • Neted,
Missionary peeacher& wilt he present.
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Miss Florenc,e Graham left on Mon-
day a. in. to resume her 'duties • as a
trained nurse, in 'a New , York Hos-
pital.
Miss Graham , attended the "Fee—
E." 'Dance, while here, and sperit,
Thanksgiving week at Exeter, with
teiends. •
On Monday 28th October the' Hunt:
Club, composed of three -rneinbets,
Messrs. Fred.' Davis, John Galt and
Thos. Ileeney from their heating trip
to tie Rainy District. The shooting
grounds were about three hundred and
fifty milesnoethwest from Fort
Wm
illia, two huedred ,of which they
travelled by team, the remainder by
steam latmele .The party shot two
fine moose bulls, bringing horn& near-
ly' 1.00,0 11,e. Of meat which, through
the courtesy of the Captain of. the
"'Scottish Hero" reached Goderich
safely in the good old boat. M. Dave
is litte .the head of., the moose' that he
shot, and will alwaysehe peoud of his
trophy. He can place it over. the doer
or his &lime to peepetttate his •good
manehip on the 22nd el October. 'Mr.
Galt ts the proud possessorof' the
ether head. Mr. Heeney sightcd many
Moose, but they were at too greet
raege for him tie shoot.
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.134ERt _WOO TO
ENRICH THE BLOOD
PKOPLE who chink good beer
with theie meals can't be
aenernic—thin-blooded.
because beer,- so drunk,,
actually soklies the food
bleats that make tho blood rich.
Also beer assists the stomach in
getting' all the good peasih1e oat
, of all the food that enters it.
• Put aside prejudiee.and learn
just how good, for ahnost every
adult pod beer really ist
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. The anniversary services in connect-
ion With St. Andrews chutch, ISippen,
• were a great success. There was •a
good attendance. Rev. Mr: Mitchell. of
London fully sustained hie reputation'
as a preacher in his mornieg and even'
ing discourses,- while Rev., Mr. Larkin
of Sea.forth gave;a: good discourse in
the afternoon. The tea -meeting on
Menday. night , was a great seccesra.
The church was packed to overflowiing
yet their was enough:. and 1,o; spare 01
good 'things, to eat.; The prografil'Ale
was of ,a high order. The singing
Miss Martin peel the local' quartette
Was also highly apereciated. • Before
the close, the tnortgage representing
41250. was placed: on a tin plate and
burned, indicating that. trice -beech. was
free frem cleht, , • .
On Saturday afternoon last I -L. Mc-
Crostie happened with what might
luiVe proved a serious accident. While
out shooting the breech. of his rifle
'Amy Open and the powder , blew °hack
into his eye,. but fortunately the pupil
escaped. Dr. Macdrarmid had to scrape
the eye to .get the grains: of, powdei.
remtived, If blood poisoning does not
set in •he • will likely be able to re-
sume his Work. at the bank in a few
days. •• . ••
Durieg the past -twelve years the
Can'inneial Hotel has taken fire sev.
cral time but lertueately was always
discovered in tithe "to save the build-
ing, On Thursday afteriwon, While
standing in front,' of the ' building,
David Cantelon saw censiderable
sitioke and detected .an. otter of burning
wood. His suspicions were aroused
and he went on a tour of' investigat-
ion, On entering the passage leading
to the 'kitchen, heefound the .flames
climbing up the partition in a, most
vigorous Manner. Giving the alarm, a
number of buckets of water. were
speedily"applied and. the old building
saved onee morelFhefire is suppdted
to have been cansed by rats endeav-
oring -to here their cigars. •
. Tbe Misse Yuill arrived here trate
Auld 'Scotia �n Wedneeday• night of
last week,' and were gladly Welcomed
by their mutate, who have been 'look,
An forward 'totheir arrival s with late
go expectations;....
. Wiss 'Marjory Hoped left last Mon-
day evening to visit .relatives in 'Co -
,burg, where she will remainuntii her
parents move to Torontti. Her young
friends bade her farewell with sintere
regret.
Mrs.. Richardson and sons, Linn and.
John, and daughter, Mrs. Digean, at
tended the funeral 'of the late William
towers, whichtook place last Sunday
after a. service in St, Mary's Church,
concluded by Father Tobin.
While working ate his onions on
Motley morning last, Wm, Buchanan
was seieed *itha stroke of. paralysis
and has been confined to his bed ever
Since., He had a very severe ettaelt
and his condition is causing .bis family
and friends much artelety.
The new Catholic church at Fort
Williren, valued at $15,000 has been
destroyed by fire. •
A three-year-old daughter of "Mr.
13en Simpson of Belleville was fatally
burned on . Sunday.
• • Starblitig Statereents.
Further Mr. 'Cooper .testified that
his instructions had not been followed
in all peeticulaxs. He had '• asked that
the large travelter: be 'removed from
the .projecting arm, and was; told that
it wield be done when the smaller one
was pet in. ..,Ite plaee. He Ad , net)
know until atter the 'collapse that both ,
travellers were on the bridge at once. t
Again ,Mr. COopersay* that the pre')
paratlort of the. plans . was ides meth;
hurried • and that the Work of' • eon -.I
struetionwas. too Muchrushed. to
admit of proper care. • • Hi; also makes
the striking statement. that:in making •
the plans he was given ter ,understanej
that the resources 'were "limited; so,
that it, was not a question of the beat!
bridge Possible, but ..of the best bridge
wbch eould be madc'tlimitcd
amount 'of ineney.
Goveenmerit ReSpOrisibility.
• This beings' us to th:c Tloatertrinent
responsibility.. The. Derninion .Car-•-•
a.da was ;paying for .this bridge: Ah
ready the Government has :been, /had
responsible for $7,000,00,0 %which soon
will • be .raised to . $9,e00,000 or $10,7
.000,600 while the.Coinpany.. dries not
claim to have •expended quarter of
a million, and probable bas not .con-
tribeted. $j9,000: in cash. Olie bridge
is To he a reat public work, a eom-
Mon • tho.rouglifare for all . railways,.
treaenways And vehicles orossine • the,
St.. Lawrence below Montreal. Gov-
ernmeet ispayirig for it.. Government
ntends to . control ie for the 'benefit,
of the putlie. Yet. there was ;no Gee-'
errineent engineer td see that the
ie was getting a safe bridge. There
vas ,prectiaally rib Governmene.surier-
vision of the plans,: 05 the bridge en -1'
gineer of the Rail*ay, 'Department has
estined;' 'While the • Dominion • reiraine,
seration, went before "Partiament • and'
oht4ided. an appropriation et all the!
money remiired, it allowed- the Bridge
Company to make the contracts to •
settle the designs eof the • bridge or I
not provite proper. stiperintendente to
inspect the • work of construetto.n.., • In
.fact the whole thing was lett as. if the
.Government and the notion had it,
. interest 'in the matter.
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Mr., Graham's Satista.ction,
The, present Minister of Railwaye
made a 'statement at the time ot the,
accident in whieh he- said that ethe
Government had done right in nob in.
teetering with the constructiet work,
Thus he claiined, the responsibility
for the' •accident had broil avoided.
Now that we have heard the eVidenctel
of the Government bridge engineer.
Mr. Douglas, who said that the teat' I
ter was taken out of hts hand's, and
of the/consulting engineer, who states
that, there was no proper superintend-
ence and inspeetioa, we begin to see
what this escape' from responsibility ,
means. If the ", GoVernment, had pro.'
vided adegttate inspection, according
tos71/fre per ideas, he calamity
would have been avoided, the bridge4
weeld be in place and •the vietims
would be alive. The work might have
gone on to eornpletion, and two or
three • years time have been gain d.
Public outlay of some, $10,900,000
Would have become prothietive alt
a hutch earlier date. A Io ss of mil-
lions would have twee avoided. But
greater than all 'mime four score men '
who perished in the digester, ,might
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..:Autumn chins
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Caned' by the Wet and eltengeeblre
weather' we especially dangerous this
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year, because of the debilitating effect*
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- orate uncommonly trying summer.
In their grip, the whole system suffers_
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and liver are deranged, indigeetion
and conetipation occur, there are tires
chills of malarlit, twinges of Pettralgia:
.•„
•
4 and rheumatism, and liability to wood.
. • diseases like the grip, diphtheria.
AUCTION SALE OF ,FARM STOCK
AND IMPLEMENTS, HaVing rent-
ed lusl'arnrrthaT-UliderSigned has Ile
strueted Mr. Thos. Chunky to sell
b public • '
at' Lot 54, Maitland Con., Goderich
Tee on Monday, Nov. llth, the fols
lowIng Spanemares dritifig horse.;
driving mare, 4 years, sired by Jini
Corbet ; driving mare, 3 years, sire
ed by Jim Corbee ; 5 cows ,supposs
ed to be le cell; 'steer 3 years old;
4 eteers tieing years; 6 heifers
. rising 3 year! 2 steers rieing 0
years'; 2 heifers -rising 2 years ; 4
calves ; brood sow ; 3 store Pigs ;
Masseyellarrie binder ; Deering mow-
er, rwayly new, 6 -ft cut ; Frost 4
• Wood seed drill ; bay 'rake; Maseeys
Harris cultivator; Icengaroo gang
plow ; 2 single plows ; Bell seuffier ;
4 -section. barrow; light wagon, pole
and shafts;,fanning mill; bug-
, gies ; lumber *-agon ; low wheel wa-
gon; set bob -sleighs ; hay raple;
number of cedar' pteet; a quantity
• et hay and straw.; turkeys bens
,
geese; forks ; rakes; chaias ; and
numerous other articles. 'ash for
. hay and- straw:. Terms :—A11 sums
of $5. and. under, cash ; over that
amount, 10 months' credit will be
given on approved joint notes 6
per cont. discount -on credit arateirnts
R. J. Dreper, Prop., T. Gundry,
Auct. •
e,
. • •
AUCTION SALE OF FARM, STOCK
AND IMPLL: MENTS. 'The under -
°signed has received, Metruotipris. from.
Mr. A. 13, Stephenson to sell by
publie auction, at Lot 8, Concession
• (3, Stanley, two milet'• south of 'Var-
na, at 1 p.m,. on Wednesday, Nov.
• Lith, the following r 4. Heavy •dealt
mare 6 years old in ,ftiai ;general
• Purpose horse ten years. old ; driving
• mare 4 yearee.old ; driving horse,' 15
years old ; heavy, draft colt, 2 years
• old ; driving colt, 2 years old; hea-
vy draft colt, 4 months old .,• • 4
,gow's Supposed . to be in Calf i Far-
row cow ; 2 tWo-year-old heifers ;
2 two-year-old steers; 3 eyearling
heifers ; 1 yearling steer ; Yerkshiree
boat; fat eow ; 0 'young ,pigs six
weeks. old ; A number of hens ; 6-44
• Peter Ilamiltori binder ; mower;
10 -foot Maxwell rake nearly new ;
e two -furrow Kangaroo plow; lend
roller; Verity plow; set four -sect, -
ion Diamond.' harrows ; cultivator.;
Noon disc harrow, grain thlI
• smeller ; fanning mill ; see
sleighs, lumber wagon,, top buggy,
. gravel box' hat; 'rack ; e -seated dein-.
ocrat ; Cockshett plow ; e -set eoube
le harness ; 2 etitterS ;' 2 set single
harness;• bag truck ; buggy leith
pole and necItyoke,.; ,a 'welter ef
grain bags .; 2 milk:. calls ; Pavorite-
• churn'; Chatham incubater ; a nuans
er. o new cream Pleats ; .a quantity
of Timothy hay.; . 2' buffalo robes ;
ladder ; hinder,;" whip ;I •Gtirney
den' sCales, Capacity 1200 lbs. ; wh-
eeibarrow ; a euantity. of wood ;, a
quantity of heusehold furniture con-
sisting of stoves, tables, bed -steads,
and other effects also forks, chain's,
seades, hoes ;and other sfriall atticlcs,:' all of which will be soldwith-
out reserve as the prespriet6r has
m.
sold his far ' Terms sufns
of $5 and under, caah ; over that
nibunto 11 pionffit' 'credit w:11 bd
given on approved mut nOtF;s, 4 per
'• mint per annuli iliscetiut• oe ttedit
, A. .tteelt Oie be, prop ;
Theis. 'Brown, Ahets. '
Morris Township;
' A manure be was held at ;the. farm
. .
.of Elijah Pease east Saturday after-.
noon and .49 loads hauled. out:
Richard Armstrong left -last -• We' d-
nesday • for • the Northland- hunting
-ground for his minuet deer hunt.
s Monday ',of last. week Dan... Denman,
thenled 31 barrels of apples at one'
load to Brussels G, .T. R. It was a
bigload that will: not often be beat-
en. "
On Friday evening list, death claim
ed another of the •Oldes tr' residents of
bkKittop township in the person . et-
. • .
Alexanaer rsarron.
eceaee
reached the ripe- age of 84. years. .The
funeral took place from his late bane,
lot .10, con. 7 MoKillop, to the Mait-
landbank cemetery.
typhoid, scarlet fever, ete,
Lt IA importentSto take a reliablehlood
.wedicing-now-kineurishend..eurich the.
blood, cure or prevent anteran diseasea
and protect general health. Tbebest ia
Hood's Sarsaparilla
which makes rich, red, warm blood,.
benefiting the whole eystem.
Sold by all Ornagfets. ustDosas One Dense.,
Fall & Winter
OtOTIEING!
We • excel in Stylish -
Suits and Overcoats ter
men &boyS. Our stock of
Clothing is large, strictly.
first.class and excellent
value. The more, you
make' compatison, t h e
more satisfied you will be -
to buy. here.
5
Underwear
-.Our Underwe'ar , stock:
is complete, consisting of.
all the bvst makes, and
all weights and sizes..
•Note.: -We 'are especi,.
ally prepared to meet the
demand for extra laige
sizes.
14.0.!j-,-Wor
ing Outfits.
Shirts,
Overalls,
Gloves,
Socks,
Smocks,
•Etc., „Igtc.
Iaeobs
MORRIS, ToWNSHIP. • '
We are sorry to hear that Miss,
Mabel McCall nag, been seriously ilk
with peritonitis the hospital at.
Toronto. .Fler. iriother left for the -
Queen city last Saturday. Miss Me -
Call's friends hope -she She will soon be.
coeValeseen't, . •
couple of deer have been feeding
on the farm A. .Te Cole, 6th line,
during the past tew weekse, being seen ,
'with Mr."Cole's cattle on various oe-
canons. They evidehtly knew the
close season: was on, They had better ,
be careful' between Nov, 1st end 15th.'
and sleep with (we eye open
(LoNcroN)
Iticlia 'Pale Ale
Prejudiced and unscruptilous vendors may suggest others, hitt gontnareft itia/N
Way 'you will—ruitity, freedom from acialty. palatableneas:-Labatt'is Ale is suipass•
ed by none, equalled by few—at about half the price of best imiorted brands',
leb•Albk ibeilb•AbAlwq1.,.•• "%Air;
$ Pianos, Organs, and Sewing ',Machines
a
We handle the Gerbard-ileintznian Pianos.
The Bell and Dorninitin Organs. Wily years' tet go. to prove
that instruments repeesent the highestastandard of excellence.
Every Instrument Guaranted Ten Years,
have heen saved. Mr. Graham Inayl1
rejoice over a responsibility whiehii
fondly but vainly thinks the Govern -1
ment has avoided, but he 'would have,
heti more cause, td 'satisfaction Peer a'
catastrophe averted.
The stave mill at Poreet hag* been
destroyed by tire.•
.
4111.545•111Y1445.40111111.
• Sold om easy ..rerins.. •
• 0
° New Raymond And Nevi'. Williams Sewing Machines, Onsran-
teed 10 years. Von save from $8 to $10 in buying a machine at this store
11 CtIELLEW, Blyth