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August 8r4t 11011.
/A Daher's Triumph
The Mconey Baker cannot
, produce anything better than
MO011eV'S Perfed1011
'Cream Sodas -
t!-7-lifte----myo-best .of -flour, butter
and creari•— the most modern
p!ant, the Very best baker in
Canada. A biscuit superior to
any other you have 'ever tasted,
Say "Mooney's" to your grocer.
THE MINTON LOW SBA
IIIUTTONS TRW. OP HISTORY.
DhsooVorhoo In Old Port (horse Pre-
sent gloms New QtU
V•rif vaina41* 00111000a o mol-
tanr buttons belt:Miring tO Mr. Richard
Teller Was in the Historical room for
/Wine yeare, gays Mies Carnahan Pres
dent or the, Niagara, Hifetorlea.1 Societe',
Wetting in the Niagara-onethe-Lake B
ttilleit. but for some tittle we .have been
ietthout anything of much value in this
direetters, but lait week a collection of
buttons, belt buckles, etc., most a them
found at TfOrt George, has been placed
in the room. The Ara named calico.-
tiOn might he' tocid. to represent the
milltarit hietory of Niagara, as almost
etterry restment, British, American or
chttladion, ever stationed, here, was re-
gneintifitedO-Threpreeerreeteolleettatnale
not so coMplete, but has .many inter -
Wing features. The buttons most, tro-
quently found. are the of the 41,et
Regiment. 400th and Artillery. This
was the 100th diSharided in 1818, t'ot
the 100th formed in 1858. The butteme
of the 49th, )3rock's regiment, are more
roe. "
Tells of Histio•y.
The she month's' occupatton by ilto
Antericane is attested by bu. tensWilli
XT. S. and Infantry and Artillery but.
eons, .A. Very fine belt buckle el l'•
98rd Regiment has very 001-14PI•ett
the Scottish thistle. ,Another tflt
tby mail has the Sphinx, Egypt, Jaye,
Niagara, but no number, .ane on Lee
. -
big p an;army list it was Orlin 1 *teat
the $9th Regiment, which euffered
heavily at Lundy's.: Lane, is eutitl'..1 v.
these honors. Four regiments Woo .
their standards the word Niagara. .
• ' From India, Too.
• Some 'time ogo, ;when the eirmeer
in aid of Memorial Hail was sent to
the colonels of regimeote • Which 'hod
been 'stationed at .Niegara, a leiter
Wes redelved from the commit:elite::
officer of the 70th Surrey, then in; In-
dia, istateng that he did not think 'Um.
regiment had ever been lei N'
gaga, but that their reeorde were very
incomplete and he wopld be glad of ane
tinformaiiion. n the register of St.
Mark's were found births, • marriagre
and burials or the 70t1't regiment.
'Sir: Walter's Brother.
. .
A anther curious Olece ofihformati h
was !found 'in an. artfele eaublishea in
the. Buffalo •historical bublidacion8 tiwt
a traveler at Niagara. en, 1817, met Pay -
meaner • SOU, of the :70th regineem, .
brother of Sir Walter Scott, and that
he was supposed tr; be the writer
the Waveriey' -Novels, instead id 141r
Walter. .A. letter was sent eontaimi ilk
this information and. a generous cent: I-.
. op "fettle tover4 TAsurre.,
rruit-a-tives wiUoUre the worst
ease of Chronic Constipa.tion and
iliousness. •
Because dernita-tiveS are the true liver
tonic. 'They strengthen and invigorate
the liVer-make the liver give up
enough bile to move the bowels regu-
lerly. be bile ei natures laxative.
Fruit-a-tives are tile finest
idney and 13ladder Remedy in
•
NOTICE '10 CREDITORS.
In the matter of the Rotate of Thomas Bell,
late of the Town of O.inton, in the County
of Huron, liquordealer, deceased. •
Notice is hereby given 'pursuant to Sec. 38 ef
Chap. 129 R.S.O. 1897, that all persons having
ciaims against the estate of the said Therms
Bell, deceased. who died on or about the
12th day of Ally, A.D., 1908, are required to
nend. by post, prepaid, to the • undersigned
solicitor or to theundersigned administrator on
or before the lith day of ...August 1908, their
names ancraddresses with full particulars in
writiug ef their Claims, and statement of their
accounts and the nature 'of the atiourities (if
any held by them duly verified by statutory
deolaration.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said 11th
day of Augusale06,sald administrator will pro-
ceed to distribute the assetn of the said deceas-
ed among the parties entitled:thereto, hying
regard only to the claims of which he sheet
then have otiee 0.16 and said administrator
will not be nableefor said assets or any ;part •
thereof tt any pe son or versals of whns..
claim notice hall not have been received he
him or his said solicitor at the tirae of moil
distribution
Dat.d. July 20th, 1906
EDWARD BELL, W. BRYDONNL,
Administrlitor Solicitor
he world. •
rruibletives reduce-inilatereetirm and
congestion -relieve the ever -supply of
blood -enable the kidneys to rid tbe
systein of waste -and thus prevent the
formation of uric acid, • rtruit-a-tives
take away that pain in the back -and
meekly cure irritated Bladder.
Pruit-a-tives completeiy ettre
Headaches and Rheumatism.
Headaches and Rheumatism both mean
poisoned blood. Either the skin, kid -
nm bowels are notriddiug the sys-
tem 01 waste matter. Pruit•a-tiyeS 'In-
vigorate and strolgtiten these organs- .
start up healthy, normal action -yid
the system of poisons -and purify aid
enrich the blood', That means, away
with Headaches and Rheumatism.
.•
•
Pruit-a-tives are the ideal tonic
for everyone.
•
Fruit -a -twee oui1d Ip, strengthen,
invigorate. They eharpen the Appetit,-
-steady the nerves -enable one to sle9
well -and keep the whole system In
perfect health. They are fruit juices,
concentrated and combined with tonics
and internal antiseptics.
.sce, a, box or 6 boxes tor $2.5o, Senton
receipt ot price it yew druggist does
not handle them.
FRUIT-A-TIVE5 LIMITED -
USE COAL. A PIT MOUTH. t
I w.a.
Now Method of Utilixing Producte inarrhoca, Dy5enter3r,
as Power Producer.
,
ot imolai inteStomachCramps
rest to the electrical ,
fraternity, power users and !
d
twins indaustries is the propbsed in- . an
stanation at Senator Mitchell's Chig-
C
/mote Coal Mines in Nova ScOtia, says oummer omplaints
The Canadian lectrical News.
Thiel electric plant, designed to trans -
E
mit power to Amherst, Moncton, and
interrnedlate 'towns, has the eommenda-
tion of Mr.' Thomas Alva Edison, Mr.
Edition in an interview recently with
Mr. james Creelman said: "It would,
not surprise me to learn that some one
had seized the seeret of the production!
of electricity by direct process. This I
will abolish the carrying. of coal for I
the production Of eleotriety. Instead
• of teansporting-ettele-gresseeno•terial I
coal to get power we shall set UP Plants,
at the mouth of the mines and generate
the power there, and transmit it wher-
ever it is needed by copper wires.
1
' Saving of Energy.
•
taprefsaiite6irts to kat) tn putting t
the coal millets On wheels; it is too I. .
clumsy, too etketly, and there is no ne- 1.
eessity for it. It is, easier to convey i . . ,
molecular vibration - millions of I Don't experiment with new and
full of cruae matter. We. can ship untried remedies, put procure that
loaves a second - than freight cars ,
ane. hundred • theusanci horse lonoor WIlleh has Stood the test of time.
over a wire more quickly and more i
, Dr Fowler's has stood the test Kier 6o .e.,
.. economically than we can send tne , , ' . -eeetee
• ectuivalent in Octal ooVer a •rallread I years, and has never failed to give satia
. track, i
' faction. It is rapid, reliable and effectual
'We must eliminate the rittlretad al- I
together from the problem; what we 1 in its action and does not leave the bowela
want is the resultant, the Utmost en -I constipated. REFUSE ALI. SUBSTITUTES.
ergy that can be periduced. Everything• _ _
•
points to the fact that* in the near fit- 'THEY'RE teANGERous.
1 Ore electricity will be produeoe for Mts. peones 1.esic, Aylmer, Que., vrrites : "I
. general constouption in great power haye used Dr. Fowler's Extract pf 'Wild Strawberry
. houses at the mouths of, coal pits. Th's forDiarrhcea fee several years past and i find'it is
1 is the logival and common sense out- the only mediaiae which brings eetief in so oorts
.1 come of pre3ent events. • •none
• Carried by Wires.'
•
take
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* ONE SOLID WEEK og
* AUGUST 44i tO 11
* Stratford and Perth County
OLD BOYS'
IREfreUNION
AT
•
OTTAINL, • • "New, the "troth 18 thatit will vest
one-third less to transport 't
I POW( by wire time tu (-omen', ltitt (110
Mutilation of Teeth. , form of coal .in otiliemo earee .Weeean
One of the most peculiar Customs still.. turn that coal into eleetrielty • at the
retained by Australiau aborigine§ is. Illjne and convoy it by a.tre at less man
the mutilation of •teeth. • The boy who' half the, 0 1 of fledolitliet• eirtl."
wants to' be 'thought. a man will O•ften \Vbere water powers ere not avail -
...w greet power Melee will be. set.
break 6ne of his front.teeth. able,- II
in the coal te tttd 1 ty 'with 111.-
(lil1dU ti
1gOlata. • witteliefeeffir elt: epee. than gas.
eteatia plantsetade eieetrie 1i, It
•
Silver and Idea aro ,geueralleo found
• • - .' . • Waste Utilizpcie
together,. and . some scientists think
A: shniltie plan in Laneaehire. Eng- .
that lead. disintegrates late silver. Geld land, hag been eiainnereialitt sneer:sett:1,
. and. copper are also often found to: • and it Is a. ilelettehle question, every -
ether In New Sonth Wales the great 1 11 ing •ca).,..ital COO:4.1v l'orl, if coal .11.0-y 7 •
er under- these eonilitions is not ne
ebeep 111 file Iting run or elnjtiter than
that pr-dueed ,frout water. . .. ,
At , the nsiouth' of tile,. Chigneetci
mlne.S; *here. I hero. ' s • an enexlitufst Ode '
sopply of coal, .the proatiet of the toilie
• Cobar mine 'furnishes .eopper content- .
bution of A2 waS reeelired for our filial. •
A.. letter with the words 70th. Surrey
'Which hie.d lain. at' Fort George skive'
1117, was seta and' a letter of thanto
eineansWe,r,_ seeleing_that I.O..iveould
• "mounted. :for ornament an return to
• ;England.
SEALED TENDERS Addressed to tbe Under-
igned, and endorsed 'Tender for Supplying Coal
for the Dominion Buildings." will be receit9d, at
this oflice until Thursday, August lilt , 113 more so are those of the Queen'e Itan:4-
elusively, for the suirelY Of Coal ftim Pi;blie
Buildings throughout the Dominioor n. - . • . era, the regiment of . Col. 'John Grat";..s
Butter's Rangere. '
' The buttons of Butler's Rongerse ds -
•banded 111 1784, are now rare and sti"
Combined specification and form cif tender can reimeoe our first ‘gevernor• The :Rant:
be obtained on application at this office. • •
teat tenders Cittriadian Yoluhteets, ,Canadian eke:
will not be considered unless Made on the Print- ment, and Royal Newfbund lama Egg.i..
Persons tendering ere notified -
ed form subigied. and signeci thei mtual mentn belong to the period of the
Each tender nitist' accompanied by, .1•13 Ste- War. of 1.81,2,. as also does the . King
's
signaturee. • Ite
eeeted cheque on a chartered bente =delete- 8th. The buttons of the 78O1 Reginiene
able to the order of the Honorable the Minister beee .,..,,,,,,
...ed.. .,.e figiar e of an elephant and ;lo-
ot Public Works, equal to tenper *tint (10 P. c.) di'''
he amount of the tender; which will be forfeited word .Hindestan. Ph
if the party tendering docile° to enter into% eon- Guarde, here irt 1.8'1;e:Illittl'eg.stliD3g
ue 1.aett7:1
t1
. tweet when callad pon to.do so, or ithe fail to ItD G and tli. Royal Canadian Ai,
complete the work contracted for._. If the tender . • ' G. '
be not accepted the cheque will be returned. lies have a bugle,on eRell button. ••
The Department doe's not bind itself to actept . . 11 ad NO Number... '
the lowest or any tender:
By order, •; Any .additionel buttons wilibe .glad -
.E . ly received, BO. 111d tcollection may
FRD GILT4INAS
he •maile more emithlete. • It is sieteuete
that the buttorei on the coat of Major
Campbell, lately given, have no num
-
here He was a pris ‘ner witlettornwatee
in 1781 and afterwards belonged to the.
Royal Fusiliers and 5th Regiment, .etc.
Une of.the many evils of this country
te t. ; ae
today is the city department stere..In The hietory OheBritish rmy at
sbeare in buttons win be found Inter- •
our town, where we haVe the best or
Se r •
Department of Public \Norsk,
Ottawa, Mile 29, 1906.
Newspapers inserting this advertr:sement with-
out authority from the Departmentowill not be
paid for it. •4'ene 29-6-11 •
ing tour °Mites of geild. te Ole ton. •
Ancients Wore Ftelee Teeth. .
The Talmud alloWed•-.Tewish• women
4i° - go- ithrood-on_the JA___alibath with
their false golden or silver teeth.' •
•
Alfoaso II, of tlet.rtligal wae , some,
inine with that of better., grade. riu•
1..d -o.0 eitunlit • us .all, ehe tele:ton of your •
• • :: i•
'.iiikteen men were required -to heinetlie, :whoa firaCtieally refuse. .1
triad .trItseri:ength...iney 'lit' utter ,gert- . • ••• , - •
AUG 17
was .80 sleet in titat• stervicesetet to .'aotoe. be • ete yell i.e. economiettlly
..• . ,
•re. te'S Farewell tit Sir tienrt
Never has British Celle/Able regretted
the dr'pa retire 'or a Lieuteetnit-Oroyernor
so keenly as in the ease of Sir Herd
Joly Lothinlero, the chevalier I1,4y•
ol..1 of Quebec. 'rhe courtly old gentle•
elan, who has given three sons to the
Ireperial service, was Owe bidden, fere,
well by Capt. Clive Phillips-Wolley, the
Victoria ;met; • •
Clood-It.e, that word rings hollow when
• e part,
redit.gdeta(3%,lay the Ithery disein‘.irterms
Born ef. the lips, unfatherede ny the
Tho prayer hes vanish,e.C1 from the..
threadbare d P
() 111.°1171rot:1 .1 be with you." is a: people's.
iouroeemetraeee-atemt 20 per eent• ot' -;‘• ..-.0.1e.eaehoe levee One gie.
• gratle 'of Coal so ehrgin Ili it d•os not ie " "jet ' • • ate
pay to transport it by rail. c euneemuli of the ueot tney.
imet,
,roln 1110 e Tee treeing one 'Werukl not
however', inust be removed r
Saturday, august nth -Opening Day •
.A.trival of Special Trains -Band Concerts Afternoon and
lilvening. •
Sunday, august bth-eild Boys' Sunday
Old Bay -Preachers in City Pulpits -Sacred Band Concerts.
InondaY! august (Ith- Reception Day
Arrival a Special Trains, 13asel all Gaines, Parades, Per-
formance at Park, Fireworks.
Tnesday, August 7th-Atliletie Day
A.quatic and Land Sports --Trotting and Paeing Race -.-10
• • Mile Read: Race 13aseball Games•- Social and
' At•TIOnaes,
dnosday, august Sth- ilitary Day
M.zumeti• tvit.tensab602111?s,t .)0 Regunents-Spot ts Park4
• Thursday, PridaY and Saturday,. angular Or 10 and 11
See the Great Old Boys' Cliumval- 8 Days of Fun anti
* . foil to see the Electrical Ifitimina-
' tions. Greate“ put on in the west. ,
DON.T MIES. TILL, THESE:
Fi towel k.s, a most dazzling display; Parades, -rhousau'ds . or :
. Old Boys( Band.s., .48th highlander's, c banner's fDetrc.,",) e,11
many °them.; Sporte, oven to nil. with big prizes; Ittillomee• twee
ling deyitnd night ascensions; Spectacles, Nelson's great victory
at Copenhughn, depicted in moving -fire tableau; Soldiers, '.21st
Essex Regt. in maneuvres. ilttrdy, world's greatest wire artiste; .
Catnival, names of fine tent shows; Clowns., a score of the fun-
niest. . ttomething doing tic ery hour .all week. Something to. .
:pleftee old and young. •
*. siricLE" PARE -Railway Rates on Certificate Plan
. * • W. J, ,Ferq,nsoa, . j. IL Mri'rinufinii, :Frank A. toints,
1
* (Mayer), President, - -Nicial?reSident ' Secretare, . *
allin11111.1111.115111•11.1.1%.
111:1WIlatUlall
FARM LABORERS
To Manitoba and Saskatchewan
1906
$12
. going trip. under conditions as below.
for .tho.' additional for the return tlehet,
--;—G- 0 I II Cl• 3D A- rr IC —
Stations south of, but not including mainline, Toronto. to Sarnia, including
• Pat ei ester el re . •
: •
It is a tradition that comitr,vt1Int meebneleal stoltersi, •for selni; • • r
what irrevere4ly tle'Signiited."the fat." Fr2
,T1.1wer deVelopment, with up -to -At. te
stores, the most honorable of *mer-
e •,k. -ea and where goods awe so a
wetftitweein so small as not,to afford a re-
speetable living to our' buSiness, men,
- thousands a dollars are anrivally sent
te, the department stores of our, great
cities. Farmers expect bur 'Merchants
• to pay them a fancy price it* butter,
eggs and poultry, for their pumpkins,
. potatoes, apple's and tornatoes,. and
- then they take the mondy •receiyed
from °lir honeemerchants and send it
,to a city department store. There is
neither economy or honor in such a
• manner of doing business. You can
:write it down in your hat, that as a
rule, the city department store hi after
the dollar just as much as any other.
tCitizens who patronize them should
he compelled to ship their butter and
eggs to them. There is not a business
man in our town who will not dupli-
.cate their prices for the same • cpiality
of goods, and he who turns down his
home merchants to patronize these
stores is far from being a loyal, pa-
triotic and good eitizen. •
Id t a • • • •
•A Boon
to the Bilious
tfire you compelled to deny your-
" I self many wholesome foods because
you think they make you bilious?
, Do you know that your condition
is more to blame than the foods?
Your liver and stoinach need at-.
tention more than the diet. When
I you find yourself suffering with a
bilious attackt take
iIIEECHAM
9
PILLS
and all annoying *syrriptoinS will
soon disappear. They settle the
stomach, regulate' the liver and ex-
ercise the bowels. Their good ef-
fects are felt immediately.
' Beecham's Pills mingle with the
contents of the stomach and make
• easy work of digestion. The flour-
ishing properties of the food are
then readily assittilated and the
- Tesidue Carried „off without irrita-
ting, the intestines or ,,..clogging the
, bowels. • a
Beechattl/S Filli should be taken
' Whenever there is sick headache,
Jarred tongue, constipation, sallow
skin or aty symptoms that indi-
cate an inactive liver,
Sold Everywhere. In boxes 26 cente. .
. • The .Aseistant Receive -General.
• • :tee dd DrINI ceeighton, Assistaat-Re-
.ceteec....G.elierat;.• who. 'for' fifteen years.•
.retireseritee North. Grej, : the Froviri-
'<dal Legeelatere;• and who partietpeted.
in the .celebratione of the jubilee . of
Oweel Sound's' ineorPoratiOn recently,
fIt native Glaseteo, Scotland, though
of Irish .parentage. He was born in the .
:Seotch city .APril J.43,. and °saps to
•ana parc,nts in 1855. . From
1861 up to his rel heenent from the
juatnelistie 'field. Jae. 1, 1846, •• Mr..
Creighton was editor atilt PrOprietor oe
The Owen Sound -Times." In 1887 he
was entrusted by the late Sir Sohn
Macdoneld with the task of forming a
steek company for•the purpose of pub-
lishing a deity official organ in •Toron-
to the result being. The Empire, the
first numbrr of which appeared Dec. 27,-
-1837. This:paper re/WM-mod to be pub -4
• lished until the arrangement in- Febru-
ary, 1895, by • wheel it and The •Mali
both eon:Red publicatton, • that a neat.
• paper, The Mail and Empire. might take
its place. 'Me CreIghtoti est in the
Legielaruite trent 187e to 1.890, when he
d was defeated- by Mr; Cleland of Mea -
ford, the' Liberal candidate. It was '
May. 10, 1.695, that, Mr. Creighton was
:appointed Assistant .Reeeiver-Oeneral..
nail and casket *tit his funeral. a he • There S 0'1 e1 1
• t
Same: sonicwhat disrespeotful Vie waS this' pot •rorise wit.] In time rival in
d es by the •attraetion of neo en r
. . .
bestowed upon. t iiiiries 111. o ea , . . .
a.nd -LOUIS ' VT. • of lite; saute eounteye • • prisese to• its vicinity: such .giguntic
,. ,..,
also to Olans IT..of Not way.. • Nvr46?‘r riovi.r (v•velopmeiqs as Niagar.p.
• . • .. • • Fans and Shawinieen • •
•• •
, . • Iron I tit 0 Y. •
• There are about 100 gorains of. iron in
the 'Average huinan body, and yet sP
, important...is: this -.exceedingly small
quantity that its dirbinntion is attended
With Very eerions,•resnits. •
' • - Chess nnd Latta.. ,
Rousseau, the famous atithor of:
t9111mile," was exeeetlingly fond df chess
and in 'one of his beaks intimates that
he' Considered it et more educational
value than Latin, but as he kneW little,
Latin, and 'Mtleh chess he *Old natue
rally. be dispoSea to ekaggerate the vai-
up Of the amuseinetit' . •
-
Oysters :camicit Iii e in the Baltic sea, `.. '
,
the reasoo being that it is not salt
enerfgh:' They can .41ily' liVe In Water . Rice is less. nutrttious thee .tebeate
. that coottlins at least.37 per te, of salt to -• Rice is *Slade Intwe digetdihle IlY t'('' •
M
,” . ., - g kept It 'h 1111(1 not beeeten f
every 1000 pnris e,,1ee
' some. months after betutegathered,
•
d 'mut TpNHic OF 'HEALTH.
• Must funre than O. stimulant
mute be ri food as et e
'inediem et 1 hishoth it food tat kon-
.4e„:. it diqesittin ipromotes,assun-.
• ilTition, converts tood ititO nutriment 1
that tinildsun nerves, brood - brain and
bone; 11111 tonic • is Eerrozone whic41
contains'exactl y 'what a Inn -do ton sets.
.tem needs.Ferrozope etappiee oxygen I
to purify the. Wood. phosphorus tude:
• velop the brain,iron to harden the
int* es.. No '.W.Onder it intik ea '•aucli
V ge o 1 w 0 re mi. You'll eat.
sleep, think ahd feel better hy.. using.
Ferrezooe.; try.. it -:now. Fifty. cents'
,intys a hot: of fifty cheeplate' coated
Ferrov,onatablets at ell dealer.
,•
t s.
T1 t ••, *' • •
Amid re, t , s ea .
t.rIctf:91n.T.witrring the tioc ore,w
*. •
Tvoiat. • •
•
.Altrimittely the . whet:stoee •and the
A Iiit.1
btl11'in onr have Inade .-
t if. Wilit.:11, 'Hope whispers, you may be
• the type. ., . •
la «en tesy both. Of IC To lioPs,$,
• h Li ed in por • ,
• Risks Life to Save Guides.
W. Little, electrical engineer of
One of the most interesting men of
AFTER TEN .YEARS
G. L. Stephenson, of Peterbor-
ough, says : "For over ten years T suf-.
fered constantly with Piles, first. Itch-
ing, then Bleeding : pain almost un-
bearable ; life a burden. Tried every-
thing in vain till I -used pr Leonhaielt's
Tlem-Boid. •
0'1 had taken bat a few doses when I
began to notice an improveinent. I
decided to keep on, and now after us-
1,ng three boxes I am glad. to say I ant
. .. .__•
'When the Eire Is li.o4v.
If your coal lire is. a little mw so tha:
you, carinot.see any fire don't Pitt on
oil or nano', d but get your augiir .howl
and put on- two or three 'spoonfuls. lf
l' it doesn't blaze you will know it is -
out, but if there .is any fire the sugar
'will find it. '.
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. Kimerars., . , • '
. It is . est inlet oh (1111 1 me cc taro e . . of
compleel y .e ured. • Mee general health
. • Niaaara .is :Moue years old. •The lwgtit
has.also „c'reittly improved. • It gives
incgreatpleasure to eel:Omen/1 Rena ' 'of the fails Wag la ono Period 420 feet.
nOieftn all sufferers with Piles; and I- It is now IGO feet.
•
feel convinced thatwhat it has done
for limit will surely do for them." ,
. A$1.000 guarantee gees with d every
box of • Elem-Roid.' Price .1111.00, all
druggists; nr The Wilson -Pyle
Linn c.ed, Niagara Palle, ,Ont. : •
•
. . . .
• Ao renergeney Solder.
, casuoof le• sudden lealt and when It,
It quiteeviOnut etlint Ile plumber Will
not be as Imputieot to get In you 110
you are :to have him:mix some yelloW
tend grant it„ ando•for. work. in .His
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nnt.eni1/1;ittdunt:u.'tu•nin and a people's
•
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thank,
dreaming on your •mighty: rIvetes
. biotite, • '
..reeoe .ryou paSs to .rest you
• have„wone ••• • • •
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VERSES TO MY BED.
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Toronto.. - ,
Main line Toronto to Sarnia and stations north, except north of Cardwell
Junction and Toronto on North Bey...Section. . .
From alt points Toronto and east to and including SharbOt Lake and
Kingston, and north of foronto and Cardwell junction on North 13y and "
e, , . . .
Midland Dtvisionse e-, - •,
One way second clasp tickets will be sold to Winnipeg ority.
• Representative farmers, appointed by Manitoba end Saskatchewan Governments, will meet
laborers ori arrival at Winnipeg. . ,
Free teansportation win, be furnished at innipeg to points whore laborers are needed.
A cqrtifickte is furniShed when earth ticket is purchased, and thaecottificate, when executed
• by farmer. showing that laborer bee worked thirty days or more, will be honored from
that point for a second class ticket back to starting point in Ontario at $18.00 prior to •
Nov. 1st, 1906.
Tickets will be issued to women as well as tomen, but will notbe issued at half fare to children.
Tickets are good:only' on special Farm Laborers' traius. ' • ' '
. • For" partioularesee nearest C,P. X. ticket agent, or
d: Thou bed,. hi ,1..11rSt brgin
'lo be t.: veriene Creature, )oan?
And• -when agent .th fa te's decree..
.The nieert when'. Infest eeese bre
When sieknese. eoines, Nyhttra t
•••7en a tithe 111 Y. petit or einse, inine eye; .•
'When earestsurrenad Nyht•re I weep,
ter lose them oit. lit imply Sleep.;
;When sore With iabdr, tyhont 1 iotirt,..
- And to • thy downy.breast resort-. '
•
he eentee, .thon, • where griee' and peen
lee:ease foul refit alternate evign.
.eito net, within thy little space •
So .seeneA •take..place;
LoOeens as its. ful ehalt Oleo...teach
• • A,: 5)111 54 dietate-ehurchinen preach':
• Anil men, eunetneeit by throe alone, •
tioe. great important trtaleshalt ewe
. that thin 1)11' (115)15 .d ••
The bounds wliertegoodernO reeler.;
'Tlett nouget le perfect here. below
... -But biles- 1;1111 bordeeing- upot Wee.-
• ' .-" Beres. •
•
.seep and whiting with enough ot atet to
•
eire interesting New eentarizet.: make a, thick poste and stop the leak ,
yourself. It will do ieraportirily
as Solaer.
the Dayton Hydraulic Co, Chicago, and
Dr. C. II, Riggs. of Toronto,who re-
cently returned liettne front EL trout fish-
ing trip en the Nipigon River tell of
an adventure that •befell Mr. Little and
two lodian guides. e The canoe from
• whieh Mr. Little was fleeting was upset,
in the excitement of landing a 11911, a
short distance above Portage Islam
falls, Which elhoPs seventy-five feet•
The guide e Mild not awls% but Mr. Lit-
tle managed by hard WOrk to get them
, to the Overturned atioe, which . was
. drifting fast towards the falls, where
• almost eertain death awaited them. Dr.
Riggs and his tWo guides had witneseed
the rtecident from a distafice and hur-
ried to the rescue, which they accom-
plished at the risk of their oven lives.
Mr. Little could have saved himself at
• the time of the accident, but risked tile
own life to save his' guides. A. log sent
over the falls later to see what happen-
ed to it took -seven minutes to appear
outside of the boiling waters at the foot
Of the fails.
,
Tru., ther7i'ir`e indiblitilr pion -ides!
here, fif4 are often.found in the larger
cities, but at the same time the toWn
is remarkably free frOrn the Oasis that
is watched with terider solicitude by
• the wholesale houses,andwhosedevious
ways° cause touch forboding to their,
ournerotta creditors,
(
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. An Unlucky Day.
Moe. Penham---Do. you remember the
day .you proposed to met
teriham-Xt was on a Friday, wasn't
It?
. .
Iltooes Phosphodial
The •Oreat ,English. Petted
• Tofu* end,1 nvigorateeth0 who
, Makes new
Blood in ord Veins, Cures Nero
ous MUM. lifentat Brain Worry, Da
pendency, &mutt Weakness, Boassions, SPerl
otettorrhao, anti Affects Abuse or ?abases
, Piece $1 per box, six for $5, One
*Melva Sold' be' all draggiste or mailed lo
pain pkg. Ott receipt, Of price, Nolo panty/Wei
maileeifree. :rho WOWS MOilictino 00*
Toronto, Oreto
New Ontatio is Major J. R. Gordon,
C. E., now of Cobalt, but fermerly of
Sudbury. Major Gordon is one of .the
few .who are privileged: to teed their
obituaries. Tears ago, and before the
days of the C. P. R., a. eenoe supposea'
to be his was foiled on the banks of
the French River, and based onthis a:
report that he had been drowned found•
10 way into the newspapers. This
Caused ti. fruitless search arid great
anxiety to his farrilly tted friends, but
a few days later Major Gordon return-
ed from an expedition into New On-
tario, arid had the ourieus experienee
of reading an obituary nodes .of him -
Self, Major Gordon Was one of the pio-
neers of the Sudbury distriot and of
NOW Ontario, which he has thoroughly
explored. His recent feat of engineering
in the Cobalt dieerict •htts attraoted
widespread attention as the result of a
profound .stUrly of elle mineralogical
character and geologiettl conditions of
the district. He ceitcluded that a large
vein of silver ore ran under Clear Lakto,
in the Townehip• of Coleman. In a meet
'Skillful and ingenious fashion he ate
taclied a diamond drill, operated by a
gasoline engine, to a sow hastily con-
structed on the lake, and succeeded in ,
plereIngethe Vein within a. feW bushier
of the point calculatedon, at 0. depth
• of about severity feet, Major GOrtion
received his scientific training at the
f•tchool of Preetleal Seience, Toronto,
which has produced so 'Many succese-
'fut.rengleteers.....HikettlAtte, ,Wpal a •distant
cousin of Oen. Gordon, kriiniii as "Chi-
nese" Gordon. Bobertson Smith was a
•relatiVe Ott his .Mother's side. One tif
his brothers is "Rd
"Ralph Connor," an
d•
another, Dr. A. n. oarann, in a, distin-
guished inetrilier of the profeSSoriate of
.the \ITnivereitv of Toronto. . ....
Vorpterly Madder)
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~le
End Vor the Gootl. 1," •
All the good Roman' emperora had
* SCOTT'S V.V.:1.510N. woa't make a '
•
. • ci.) hump tatk sealehancithet win it make
Very bad wives/
. a hint lone, -hut it feeds soft beet
•
•
Patine' 'Moments. d
: Frederick III. of Germany was styled
"the paciiie" on account of his
to resort„to wet as rt means of Settling,
inteenational differences. 0111118 III. of
NerWay here the same title foret
sitiui-
lor rettemo .. •
o.end heals dIseased bone and is among
the few .eentlitte means of :recovery ire
rickets and hone.ceasumptiert.
Semi f. -r f,...;:.mple;, •
SCOTT St ilOWNE, Cismiets.
Terento, • Ontario;
• and it.coi all druggiets,
trzimo ra›..aire tr2/13=41.
• aameneanallomaaa", -11006.misernarameas
Ki;(*K.Kix'.1•C Kt^..;FC PcotK K 3r Kt;•K
Dfts.KENNEDYik KERGAN,
The Leading Specialists of America. 25 Years in Detroit. Bank RaferalleeS.
41rNo Nantes Und Without Written.Consent.
yott have traitegressed against the laws of
nature, you must enffet. Bei( abuse, tater excesses
,and private diseases have wteektel thouriande ef
promisitig lives. Treat With scientile physicians
aaid be cured. Avoid quacks. E. A. Sidney, of
vervvervreervere
Toledo, says: ,At the age of 14, I teethed a bad
'habit and at I, contracted a eerious disease. treated with a dozen doctors. 'who all
promised to cute me. They get niy money O.nd I still had the diftease. I had given
up hope when a friend advised me to consult bre X.& K.) 'who had cured hint.
Without any emitideece I called pa them, and Do Xenitedi agreed to care tile or
no pay. After taking the Neve Method Treatment for six Weeks 1 felt like a new
man. The drains teased, worMy veins disappeared, tierves grew stronger, hair
Stopped fathom out, urine became Clear sad my eexual organs vitalized. I Was
entirely cured by Dr. Kennedy and recommend hint from tho bottom Of Ulf heart."
We Treat Arid Cure Syphilis, Glee*, vartstocete. iinstesionta
Stricture, Unnatural nisollarges, Seminal Wialniteas, Irtfatney
CONSULTATION vitnE. BOOKS FREE.. Call or write for guestiou Slarlh
-addiSladder Mimeses,
for llente Treatment, NO MKS. NO PAY.
DRS, ',KENNEDY di '<EAGAN,
eet, MIChigin Ave. and Shelby Street. Wm% MM. t,
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rM VARICODELB
NERVOUS DEBILITY
CURED.
K K K 'ec K K K
Write O:B, Foster, IY.,p.A., O. r, •Toronto,
of1111•1•11•1
• y,o3u utsciar swim,
ES. t ERN: AIR
The Exhibition That Made
11---7-r‘t..., Fall Fairs Vantous. •
'
An ideid occasiOn: for:a. farnity outing. ••
Daily •ascensions of a navigable:airship, always under
perfect.control. The most .wonderful' invention
'of the age. • -•
• Royal Venetian Band, the most celebrated European
musical organization, under. the great leader,
' • 'Victor, will give concerts daily. ,
lyireworks on a more magnificent and imposing Scale,
picturing the grreat.Carnival of Venice.
1111.aqy splendid educational features for the boys and
girls. '
W. 1 REID, President.
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Por paitiCIataSrS , AL RUNT, Secreiary.
assoaenea.
I 90di
;r1..tONDON •
SEPT.. 7.1115 1906.
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Age eaniuit wither 1.9416
• Nor 608101(1stale, it$ infinite varient ,
Canadian National Exhibition
SIEPT. 19
27 TORONTO
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. . ONTAItIO . .
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• MLR, MORE INSIKICIIVE and MORE ENTERTAINING IlllikEVElt.. • .
A.RT LOAN EXHIBIT . • .
AN EV:AILED HORSE AND CATTLE EXHIBIT
meseessewsomismoin POUTIMY AND PET STOOK EXHIBIT
, -
MAGNIFICIENT• EDVIIATIONAL EXHIBIT (HP •PRO0141SSES OF
• • MANUFACTURE, MT NEW $1.00,000 BUILDING. :
rruk: vucnST- ritoolwrmu M., A NUsgatItINTH HMI PRUSENTED, INCLUDING:.
."IVANHOE" WITIT d 14x 1 1 n ItT TILTERS •
• . luto MOT ItXXRPIS,STN FROM. I.:NOLAND.
TITS MAJESTY'S ITUUSETIOLD BAND .0P THE LIFE Gl)ARDS ,
wthi, (1 ''s 1111(.111),11LY ON TIIR OliAND PI.AZA (VIllil•:), 11 4. u. AND.I r. u,
....
.. No up4wedate Canadian wTi(lylanvliosiseitthhiso gEraelnutbeitritt))%n.iiti come he
,ftrst , week.; •
• mut ALL INVOIMATION APPLY TO a
,lf. '0. Orr, d
NIANAGBR anitsv.c'TtlilT AM
. l'Ill4SIDHNT. . ,
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, ' .. CITY HALL, TORONTO«
Lieut. -Col. '4. A. McGillivray, It. C.
New Boot and Shoe Shop
Subseriber Mira to notify the people Of
(Pluton and vicinity that he Will open a
Soot and Shoe Shop in the ota Post Unite
building, where he will undertake the roan
.11fsottire of13ookiAP4 84.94 and gt1 e1313-8*-
'eta], attontioti to repairing. "Alf oidefellitll'
reeeive prompt attention. A. share of pat.
lounge respeottolIF poached.
• W 11 WATTS
1/4
J. mem
P1400 • lilt illefo
N9. 23, James St„, south of
• the R, C. Church,
Drop postal card when yon went piano ,
,n the NEW ARA'