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I THE MOLSONSBANK
1Es:operated by Act Of Perlisenent 1855.
Capital, Paid Ifp Lookoos , Reserve Fund g00% no
P'ItrMere Sale 1'104 COWS or Canaetad. Daalta 111:
•lois an the, Dominion, Great Britian, lalated States and all
• Foreign- Collar* bOeght and eold gt best rates. A,dvaticee
Teed* to Farmers, Stock Male= and, Bilaineell Men at 10Weat
ratee end On Most favorable tales.
$-AVINGS BANK DEPARTMENTeeDepaalte ef Si amd up -
wade received. Interest alteivred at highest =rent rates
arena date Of deposit, compeunded halt -yearly and added ta
• Prinedlatl Julie 80th andaDeOeMber. 810.
0. E. DOWDING, Manager, CLINTON
Beal Estate For Sale
FARM FOR, SALE, LOT 24 CON.
" 2; Stolen centainthg 100 a MO, 10.
agree of beeh, the remaieder is well
• tweed, undordeatned and in a good
state Of cultivation. 1 acre of ere
• chard mot small fruit. On the pre -
'anises is a two story brick house
elate 'roof, a first-class farm
thotuie, a barna size, 40
tx 80 With stone stabling, a cement
ilO 1400, good driviog house, pig
' Pen and hen house. Two never -114l -
b% wells, This farm is sheeted 8
• Vanes from Brumfield, a from Olin -
4011 and ge good gravel road, • Ap-
kPlY on the • premises o•r address
• Albert Nott, Clinton P. 0. 02
FOE -SALE ---FRAME HOUSE AND
lot on Princess street. 11 rooms,
itaxdand soft water. -Good stable.
Will be sold cheap and on easy
• terns. Also 4 hives of bees and 'a
nuMber ofeleee beeeeo-Williaan Dee-
•eacae. eest ,t
e =
rARMS MOE g,ALE-0
NE AND, A
: • . • ,
t• (Natter 'Miles from :-Ohurclf, post-
e/am, 'game, and the village "of
"'Auburn. Suitablefor grain or
tgrass. Lot 271 On theeend con; NVe•st
''..Werwenosh consisting o 100 Acres
vet land, 15 acres under bush and
. the btannee nearly all grass. A
Airiek house, a bank barn '5200, a
driing ho.use 24x30 with te cement
lpig• house undetteatit, ore on see
kPrett4e.e. 'Mao lot 28., Eat
li'avvetiosh, 2nd con., directly eppos-
ate said lot pee, cauterizing lata _acres,
ofjanti, / tare kieeeeeee which arebush.
plkAlAtst lot there ia a "beak •barn
0,3r0e ;There . are 4 acres ot. good
Oaring: erased on. .the two farms.
-Both LAS are well fenced and un-
-:Ad-ideal:field. A. never failing!. spring
•• vine across both farms,: Possession
be given' at • moo.. Terme easy.
• The propriebot is not past the age
::to farm. -Apply to ;TheinaeNicb
Auburn P. 0. Prompt: ree'a
iven to all coramunit
FARM FOR SALE. -WEST HALF
Of lot a, South, Dotindaxy, and Weed)
half of lot 3, con. 4, :Stanley, con-
sistang •ef 102 acres-, 8 acres bush,
tbe remainder seeded down. except-
ing 30 acres. The place IS well len-
oed and drained, and -watered by
•spring •creek. Frame barn. This
farm is situated, on the Town Line,
two miles west of Kippen station.
- Apply on the premises or address
James C, Parsons, Kippen, Ont. 3.2
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -
Lot 13, con. 16, Gederiet township,
consisting of 80 acres, 65 acres
cleared, balance bush. Good barn
• and edmfortable house. Well wat-
ered by two good running strearas.
•a mile trona wheel and 1 mile train
• postaffiee. Will be 'sold on easy
terras.a-Apple to Te IVaurphy,
• Clioton, • 35 1,I
•
FARM Poi% 'o *A.ND
part, di, con. 5, Kellett; afinsis.tites
of 117 acres. 15 acres.good hard-
• wood bush, balance under cultiva-
tion.: Good brick house and, frame
'hares. Well watered and • fenced.
Bearing otchard. 1.1 miles from
• store, postoffice, cher& and school.
Will be sold on easy terms as .the
:undersigeed intends. going West. -
•R. J. Miller. 'Clinton P. 0., •14
- • se
HOUSE FOR SALE to, A , ,LARGE
fraMe ,. on --. Wellington street;
Olin ately °coupled by F. C.
• Allc crams and pantry, wood -
.me, cellar, hard and
sof acre of land. A sp-
, le r a, person wanting
a pply to Mrs. Chid -
Anomie • ••39
RM. TO ItENT-L0T•15; 6314.. 1.3,
ellett, e50 sores, known- as ' the
• Kelly farnieo•Apply to W. Breddne,
Clinton. 42,
r rte.
would like to ,have
Photo of You
THAT 'WILL BE TO.THEIR
Jiking. We take the kind • you
eta* Will like. • The style de -
pen& upon. your selectioft. We
will tee*• that ion get !tile
well posed at* finished.
1.071••••••••••••01*
CONOVIENCING• 1st of SEPs
•tember I -will 'be prepared to
. go luta the weary evere
• Wednesday and take pictures
of oettide groups, dwelliage,
hems, anteis, etc. Outside
• .views on. postcards a special-
• ty. Daring my abseace • the-
egallery will be 'kept epen by:
)my- assistant. • ‘4 •
• • . .
—CtiThand see us. -
A. Roberts
tihtito Artist •Clinton
A.UCTION SALE --ON SATURDO.Y
uttcmoon, •October 20th, at 3
oev t Down.'s store next "l4 BM+.
er Ball's, a Gladstone carriage,
cutter, robes, •Oak beAlrOMM .1114)01
oxtensum, table, lounges, p:ctures,
et., belonging to the
estate of the late Dr. lleadtat,
will be sold by public auction,. —
George Elliott, Auctioneer. Terms,
strictly eash.
DOMESTIC WANTED FOR GEN -
Oral house work. -Mrs. W. J. Toz-,
er ,
77.......•••••••••••••
HOUSE FOR SALE OR 'TO RENT -
•6. roomed cottege situated on north
side Priocess Sb., Olinton, letela
occupied bY Jao. Walker. Hord
audt soet water, I a.cro land.-APPIa
to. Wm. Walker, East St., Clinton.
STRAYED.. - A -7PIG • WEialleING
• about 150 penade stayed from the
• premises of the undersigned on Octe
ober 15th, Steep:Oie. reveal% for_ its
• aelooviery.!-John Seruton. , 45
FOR, S 'ALE -THE UNDER.:
signeae• offers' tor sale, part of lot
40 on OM Hayfield Road, 1 mile
south o Clrntcvn, consisting ca . 20
kteees. G-ood frame eouse wrbb st-
em+ pellet,' 'tam 36x7.0 with cement
basement ,' Eitey terms. -- A.
10
1•••1•L
• STRAY STEER.eeTHERE STRAY-
od. from .the peemises of the under-
:sage:A at lot .1:0, Bayfleld• Road,
' Stanley, o three year old red steer:
Was dehomed but one horn has gr-
own erookied.. tnfeemation leading
to its reeoterey will be. suitably • re-
wartied.o-Alleort Robiertson, Varna•.
• 38
iirgaims
. 11 ifivinture
rgy •YOU P0,
alNSPECT OUR 11VieleaNSE
•.STOCK BEFORE .BalatING.
eOUR CONNECTXON ara
•eosig • a, THE LARGEST,
,• FURNITURE. FACTORIES
IN CANADA ENABLES US
• -ro atm GooDs.wr +LOWER
•"PRICES TIIAN -ono% Dree
SALEM. OUR -PRICES into-
• Ii7E •THIS.
COME AND• SEE' US AND
'WE WILL SAVE YOU MON-
GOODS DELIVERRD
Cheney?.
IBLYTH
• 7
Glasses that
We succeed because
our glasses gave per..
fact sight.
/he frame sets corn.
ortabl,. such ere.
looking through the.
centre of the lense
the whole becoming
to the weever.
f‘ae5-364Pa".
•
• A. 3. GRIGG.
• ficiaratific Jeweler
' arse! Optician.
• CLIIPITON, ONT.
Don't Worry.
APPLES WANTED -UNTIL NOV.
10th the undersigned will pay 20
cents per beg for good. ;tering ap-
ples delivered at Clinton or Sea -
faith evaporatoes.-Towu Cee0.45
DRESSMAKING. Arms. GAL-
• braith has decided to remain in
Clinton for the winter and wilk be
pleased to meet her customexs • at
•her roomo over TWitchell's shoe
store. .
A V'EW PEDIGREED LEICESTER
ram lambs !�r sale -C. 13. -Middle-
• ton, Hayfield Line, Goderich town-
• ship, Clinton P. 0. , 43-3
TO RENT -THE STORE LATELY
OPOtleied by Mt, 3y Bertliffeee
ata We Perrone ,• 44
;
FOR SALE. - A NUMBER OF
household articles will be disposed
of• by private 'sole. May be seen
for one week le the store lately
occupied by • Harry 13artliffe. Ake
some fancy. f0W1.--Mrs, G. B. Bal-
lard, '
FOR SALE -A LARG' + COOKING
ratitkA i•Ceial• or Wood. AlstS a New
Wilhams. sawieg anaehine.
Jolm A Carter. • . 41
FOR SALE -LOTS OF GOOD AM -
Oilcan corn! at a reesonable price,
1 to rate months time; if desired.
Peas tee dear to feed, sell peas eta
buy corn. -W. Ge Perrin. 44-3
. *Les/
DR. OVENS LONDON, SPECIAL...
ist .of the eye, ear oose and throat
will pay his next visite to glintqn,
• eraiessionally on Thursday, Sept
•. 6th, when.: he may be oonsillteci at
• Heeines' drug store.
M4rrifigi88,1.
GAS -SELLERS- On. Oetober
3rd, by Rev. G. Baker, Martini L.
Ganliss V) Lizzie, daughter 9f
Isfir. H. Sellers, All of Morris.
INKSTER-TAYLOR-In sit. Steph-
en's church, GoVrie, on Octane.
3rd,, by Rev. F. Farr, Grace
Taylor of Ilowlek, to R. J. leck-
ster of Blind River, Algotita.
Bkrths.
Trying to use up that last seek
sot flour you got that won't bake
weal. Set it aside and get ,in
with something good.
OGILVIE'4S ROYAL •
. ,
' •HOUSEHOLD FLOUR
Is. not only GOOD but is declared
be ell wive use it to be without an
equal iti Clinton, Catetcla, or the Con-
tenent. Ali yeti get in this Werld
is Wheat you eat. Try "Royal House-
hele.'• We are oole *pmts.
THE
BERLIN
BUSINE$5
4 . COLLEGE
• Write foroatalogue of the
• school that elitces more stud-
ents in positions • than any
. similar school in Western • b
• tOntario. All graduates get
• positions, •
Vnter at ,any time. •
• THE . .
Business College..
W. p. Eulee, Principal..
'*14*-0QOPaitaaaairitaX41404t4r44~fac
"Tim Ptovrit's GROCERY"
A. D. Beaton,
CLINTON.
) Phone 111. Pronipt Delivety.
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* , NOW 'OPEN . *
, .
* -Fall Term in the •• *
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* CENTRAL - 13USINESS 6
COLLEGE, TORONTO, • *
* Enter mg time: •Twenty *
* towhees, one hundred and *
* twenty Type -Writing mach- *
*• Ines. Unexcelled facilities *
* for aseisting graduates lo *
* positions. Writefor new *
• Caleador. •
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* W. H. SHAW, Principal, 6
* • Young Ss Gerrard Ste., *
•le Tomtit°. *
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JOIINSTON-la. Moeris., on October,
7th, to IVIr. and Mrs. Edward Joh-
aston, a dattgater.
• Deaths.
MeKAY-In Calross townthip On
October 5th, Fanny Itoee, yeliet
of tie late W. 5, KoKay, end
MON= of Mr, D. Ross afc+Kay of
• The News -Record staff, aged 52
years.
Mt/MORE-In Clinton 'on October
14th, Richard Cuchnoack, aged 68
yeaXS and 3 months.
•JOHNSTON-7a Morris, on October
9th, Wm, James Johnston, aged
• 72. years, 6 months and 243 days.
14OFFATT-In. Brussels, on October
7th, Abi Whaeton, relict of rhe
• late David aloffatt of 'Pnrnberry,
aged -70 years end 4 days.;
SNEL,L-In Exeter on October 4th,
• Charles Snell, aged 70years,
months and 17 (Jaye.
COLUNS-Io Whighaan, on October
eth, James Collins, aged 53 yeare
and 8 months. •
NEWTON--Ja Toronto, on October
•9th., Cora, Newton. eldeet doguten
a Mr. Ge,o. Nowt:on, formeely of
Wingham.
EVERITT-1n Goderich, on 'I uesdae
October 9th, Andrew Everitt, in-
fant son of Mr. Andrew Everitt,
TIIOMPSON-In Goderich, o Octob-
er 1.0th, Hester, otly daughter of
Mr. William Thompson, aged • 11
months and 4 days,
DILL -an Saaforth, on. Oetobea lith,
J, 1Veciaoua1d Dili, tair6 eon ol
• Mr, Peter. Dill, aged twe -Foos.
Seaeo.rth, en Octobet 6th,
Margeret, Aoheson, wife of Mr.
•PetSluel Smith, Aged 71 years.:
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4. . 4.
+ "High Grade" Training +
4. pays and that is, the + .
+ kind the famous • ' 4.
lraLtIOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
• Gives to its stitc1.4ents. Recent stud-
ents have taken positions at salaries
from 450 per nion•th to $1000 Per an-
num. It is a well-knovnt iact that
our sehool is. the beet of its kind tri
Caudle This month is a splendid
time to enter, Mi graduates got'
positions. The demand is nearly tw-
enty times the supply. Write to -tray
for magnifitient catalogue,
4.11.
A Thankful Mother
How Some Men
Get into Parliament
.The investligation now going on in
the poliee court, Torontointo the
methods employed by the 'Liberals to
win elections' is extending intoseveral
ridings, bluing West Huron. That
rases:14 alone defeated Robt. Mc-
Lean and elected Itobt. Hahne& bus
*always • been contended by the 'Con-
servatives and evidenee nOW coming
out Droves it. Pritchett *au one of
the Liberal "nraehine" seat into the
riding to work for. Holmes. In tis
testiretony beam •the ix1iee magistra-'
to he stated, that O'GorMan bad
deopatched leiin to Goderieb, m Went
Huron, whore a by-election was
progress, 'where he net Lewis and
Smith. There was the uua1 story
of ehe promesiou of Oeputles who
Were this, thne introduced by •Ha Mr
Grant, a sehool 'des,eber.". O'Gor-
man was on, the Spot„ and it Was in.
bis: room that the ballots were ell,.
tallied. They wereused for
Ilion and tile election was won.
"How were the men paid
"Another cashiei1 paid them. 1 sent
thorn. to !at:man narned-somothingTlilie.
Horton," -
."Who told you to'?"
O'Gorman."
"You' didn't give them any .ceetifio
cote ?!' • •
"No.. 1 vven.t • over the ballots."
"How much were they to get, ?"'
"I made* different priceo-eheep.. It
wee $10 for • five_ or $00 for. fifteen"
"Wholoale rates ?"
"We needed them mi. there."
Pritchett agreed with his examiner
that the • deputy in the aivielon 'in
Nvbicir witness .bad acted as scrutin
i -
eer, was a fairly pliaele man.
.
"He was depu.ty eiteriff ?"
yese,
WitIlleSa said the officer wase't very
expert, but he had seelt hira Ocoee-
totallyswitch „a ballot. He didn't
-objeet beeause he "'wasn't there ter
,that purpose." •
How to Spoil -Ballots.
thank zoo with all ;my I eart for
what Baby's Own tablets have dole,'
for my little girl," says Ms. : in-
tone Ohara -Le, Jr. of St, Boniface,
Quo. "When I began giving her • the
Tablets • sae seemed ' to 'be eming
•awey,,,eet after using leas than a
box she Wes, ''±apiedy aaininge and oho
Is now a 'fine,fat, healthy little one,
ard.1 . write you this as, the acknowl-
edgement of a mother who will twe-
et forget what 13aby's •OwnoTablees
taloa clone for her child.". Lettere
like this must being hape taid • corn-,
fort to all Mothers ' who: baps& feeble
oe sickly. children..• Baby's Own, Tab-
lets .will cute all, the minor aelnients
ATh(g ean be given just as oafely te:
• new •born baby, as to a well • grown
child. .If you cannot get these :Tab-
lets front your dealer write The, Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Proeltylilet
Ont., and got 'them ot, 25c bot.
The Tenant Evil
and Land Values.
• The Pickering News, in, disettsSing
the cause of eXceptionally kw land
'a1ues1 in eertein seatio.ne of the Pee,
time sayg "The chief eause, We
think is inilie ffiethod of farming
ale He had apparently been fit) Well
and fig full of lifei and vigor that
the friends who had been) with nim
up till almost ,the moment of death co-
uld Wally believe what leter bappeittel.
Amoog them woe Mr. IL N. Booth
ol Waeker, who had come ever to the
grounds wetit Mr. Fisifer. ney had
b'esat laughing and talaing, of lie a
ies as judge of the. horses end Witte
thierimaiglineet thet theatand of Dwelt
was already reeding out 10. el4,1111
Mr Fisher.
Msoon as the crowd become r,onree
what oalnaer, Mr. C. E. Wheeler e-
rase ia the grand stand and annouit-
ced that owing to tho sudden deotb•
of
M. Fisiter, there would be nO
more of the horse show ;nail Thurs-
day.
Mr. Flisher was ahead 481 years tof
• age, Besides Mrs. Fisher ite leaves a
son, fifteen Years of ago.
The remain were brought down
alaidoesdey nighti on No. 48, and the
funeral took phtee 10• o'cloca to-
• day from lids late residence,. corner. of
Sixth and, Calhoun, with interment' in
Oakridge,"
•
lire. Jos. D. Denis, Jenne
Loretto, P. Q., writes: H/ am
onred of the oittarrh with
vrhiclt I was idateted ter foor
mouths. Iowa my perfeetesure
from this ailment to your rem-
ediee, Perna% and, Manslin."
"TELL IT TO THE MARINES,"
Pews, version, of the Oriain the
Expression by Marled U.
The saying, "Ten it to the marines,"
is traced to Pepys, the author 4:4, the
famous "Diary," and it is said. by bim
to have originated with Charles II. of
England. "It so tefeel," as the story
goes, "that his light hearted majesty,
With an exceedingly bored expression
on his swarthy face, eves strolling' in
the shade with the Ingenioue Mr.
Pepys, secretary to the admiralty. "I
had speech yester'en at Deptford,' mai
Mr. Pepys, 'with the• captaie qf the
Defryance, who bath lately. lettereed
from theelndies and wag Otice me the
two most wondefeel Mugs that ever,
I think, I did hoar in my life.' Among
the Morale Mal were qe fish flying in
the Mr. Tisil OYU* in the air!' ex -
Claimed MS majeete. Ma, ha: A quaint
conceit, whicio Tan too goocil tp spoil
wc acilgalfate What :11o,alW-he turned
and beckohed the colonel, Sir. Williana
Hilligrew of the newly raised mare,
rattalaett gent Ogle enlightenment • time regiment of toga edee-evei fel-
aboht ehothee leteanii to defraud vote
ere, ate lied tatigbt deputies ! to
"put a double crots on Coneervative
baalote, .sei as te Spoil them."' The
magistrelt• a wanted to know details
and Paftehett replied
• e!Whelli the ballots are being count-
ed the . officer bas. a little lead under
his fifiger nail and he added a .eross.",
',You supplied these pieces ef • „lead
for speilitig ballots t" •
eyese,
elloet Would you reward thee Pat -
1,5140 gentlemen+ who spafted ballots ?"• ally money.' ' • .
•
"Whalt 'Were the rateS for Spoiled
ballots'? $6. a ballot et $.10, or $15 ?"*
"The retes for ewitched ballots
bevitiatts
eliod'.foyern the. rat es for spaled
'Did they take the catb ?)! •
. "They • kissed their . thumb instead
of • -UN. . ,
• This last , statentent reeved 'Moots
-
trate Denisoa to express the opieuen
that seine disciples of :Wis. rule lute
appeared in •the police court • since
enquiry 'began
proiPed. Diad
At a Horse Taff
The following from the Cedar Rap-
ids, (Mid.), BOpUblican will be road
with mournful. intefest in West gexen,
the deceased ,bring a native oi • the
township ,oe Colborne wheeo. he.. las
mehy relatiees. He '.1s• an uncle of
ee Miss Fioher ef the Wee:allay Howe ;
adop•ted. In So*uen Oetatio, a oarho Imre°, phew ee see earteeee
• pereentage ofe the farms are 'rented,
and ao a . Consequence, fate. !Mel IS
'Worked to lte Utmost limit. The tete:
ant farmer, in 'order to beable to
pay his yearly rent, . and, if poseibles
to earn a. little besides, gets every
possible cent out of the soil • during
his period of tenure. As. a rule a
tenant farther is- not concerned about
the condition of the fent when he
loves it, and as a rosette there is a
greditai impovetishment of thesoil,.
and a • consequence depreciation • in ,
the value of theland 1. order to
counteract this tendency a teethode of
• farming should be adopted to Meet
the °hanged eonelitione. It is, , Men
that in, those parts where land is
selling at the highest prices, cheese
-
Making and butter -making are femme
taht f.ttieles in the work of the
foto. those pieces More .stock is
kept., and, as a eateeil tesait, munh
of the plantfoodthat a taicee feotn
the eoll le returned to it.. :If the
farmers o't South Onbarie, oe of any
•eater pert of the province wish lo
get the. beet remits front their lab -
ore, they. 'must work iretelligetitly and
keep in line with the changing eoedi-
tion. A large armatnet of hoe ceon
most beneficial to the leraf, but
• the present scarcity of labor Int:et be
taken, into .aceount whenareatkag with
that questions If the $'ic is not ti%ta
frequently and at the pro rier time,
the benefits •detiVsl from etleit aeeott
are tot attained. 'reit-raisinfo also
one branch ol farming that fs :very
profitable and. might be gone ' into
rear° extensively than is• now the
•CaSe, but as in the Mae of every
Other, profitable' branch �t farmiago it
requires time, care and itktelligenee."
4.
4. W. .1. tIllbtt. :Principat. 4.
4. Cot. Yining and
4.14• Alexander Streets.
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News -Record's subsc- •
ription list is getting big- *.
„ 40. ger, but it order to Make ea
• • the greoeth Still mere rap- •.*
4 id We will send ft to any
4 address for the balanee, of 4)
.0 1908 and the whole of 1901
e4> ter only One Dollar. • 4 •
•
• e The sooner you take ad-
• voitto of this offer Hie 4)
• enore yoo gelt toe your mon- 4)
0000
.aewing . in close coirelealielot with the
Duke of York -'we would discourse
with you on matter touching your
own element. What say you, colonel,
to a man who swears he bath seen
fishes to fly in the air?' •
" '1 Anal. sae, sire," ireturned the
• sea Soldier SITUP% Viet the man hath
• sailed in southern sea, fOr when your
majeste's business- eeraled me thither
ylatQ .I did frequently observe more
ying flfst er th
oha: ho.ao the hairs
of my head in number.'
"Old Rowley glanced narrOwly et the
colonel's frank, Weather beaten face.
Then, with a laugh, he turned to the
secretary. •• . •
• " Pepys,' eald he, 'from the .very
• nature of their ,calling no clogs of our
subjects can have so wide a knowledge
-oe seas and lands as the officers and
men :of our loyal maritime . regiment. •
• •
Henceforth 'ere dyer we mit doubts
• upon a tale that lacketh lie-elihoed we.
wilt.first tele it to the marines.' s,-
Army and Navy Journal. •.
•
grouildS taine to a Glidden lereanat-
ion :eOeferetay' aftemoon. When J. D.
Fieliet 01 Wast Liberty, theiudge of
the heree show dropped !lead on the
track, inview of two, ot three thou-
sand eavelval si5itlois• .
Mr. Fisher's wife at In the tand
with: a, party of Ifiehde. For an in-
stant • she did not mem to compre-
hend what had happened. In a mono
ant, hoWevee, the truth elawned upon
her and sae robed 'davit, the steps
and across the track to the side of
hey husband, who had fallen near the
edge or- the lake. She threw her atme
around him ebd gelled to him in an
agone of geief, .but 'there was no re-
epouse. Ho was dead.
Mr: Fisher's home for mealy .years
was it Vest Liberty, bae lately ' lie
ha S been connected .with the bi; firm
.of ivi li Is isher <a. Co, • of "Chicago,
-
and: made frequent tripe 1 ti as vic-
inity to buy horeee toe his firmite
wasone of the tompetent aidees of
good horses la the 'United States and
well •known to ail hoteemen. When
the careivel management secured his
services fel 'deb g.5 jtidge of the !mese
show there was greet satisfaction
among the owners who had entered
their hotted': ••
• The horse show had opened brilliati-
tfy., ClasS one, the single runabout's,
hut beer+, called on the track There
Was a Bet of nineteen entriee includ-
ing meet of the very best -turnout's or
the efese' 4xi this vicinity. They • had
beed driveri up and down, la trout of
(the geand &timid to the ringing eb.ems
of: the' crowd of spectators and this
ihsaing Veen: dote weft lined up in, a
'row at the eest ted of the • grand
'stand'. Mr. Fisher went among, them
andeinepeeted them elosely and having
flashed this steeped 'across! the traok
to the edge of the lake in ftont of
tab firewatke Moiety. Suddenly he
welt dowt, apperetetly as if • kneel-
ing. Poi a rriomeitt .those standing
near thought he old it to get a par-
tieular view of some of the horses
'on exhibition, but the next instant
he fell • flat.
ItiStine and Dr. Xing happened
to be Close he and they hastened. IO
lend Mr. Fish& any possible Aids but
lie. Wag past their assistexce. They
pronounced his death due to apo -
Piety,
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Mrs. Fisher was prostrated, ny, the
shoek and for a few. minutes there
wore gave tears tonterning her. But
she rallied and was later taken over
toi.the eity in Mr. JOlut CarMody's
autiontObile, The body Of her liusbanee
Was taken to the undertaking roosts
of Joliti fl.Tamer, where it Will be.
prepared for burial at West Libetty.
The Atiddett death of Mr. Fisher
eaimed. k big Seliektiett at the Canty-
.
Weight of ai Piece of Ice.
A. rough and ready method of cal.
culating the weight or a piece or ice
J e afforded. by the factthat a eViga
foot of ;this substance Weighs approxi-
mately 57.25 pounds. First measure
the breadth, length and height of the
cake and the three results, being
fipliecl, will give, the number of cubic
inebee. If this •answer be in turn
Multiplied by -.ono, the approximate
iiithiber • Of Pounds, will reside For
inetiiiied; 4 Mee S• by 0 by 10 Judaea
Mataine )•20 etitile inches.. This Multi -
Plied by ,032 glYee '23sle pounds; the
correct weight of etieth a piece Of ice.
:wrong Either Wej.
SawboeitI've got a new stemege
rapher. Mr.. Jawbaelr-Brute! I sup-
pose the other wasn't pretty enough
for emu'. Mr. Jawbrieli-It's a man.
jawbaelc-Unreeling monster,/ Try-
ing to make the people think I'm too
jealous to• let you have a girl,
Cleveland Leader.
Louis Ilyrens, auctioneer, commie-,
don merchant and business broker.
Biclunonditreet, London, Ont.,
I wrifeaeo sered, with chronio
Alter emenclinSt Money for
medicines` eta doctor bills, reruns,
eves recommended. Atter using 14 I
• found relief. r wish to convince coh-
ere of the Merits' of your remedy."
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, •
Thee' hair needs to be washed only
once in two or 'three weeks. Too fre-
quent bathing exhausts the nutrient
• elements of the. glands.
• DOn't polish the nails too highly.
They should have only a natural gloss.
Don't cut the fleas M poliatS, but care.
fully arch. • .
. .
By resting for half an hour ilea dark
room and placing over the eye a bit ,
, of old linen whieb has been saturated
with rose water the eyes will be rested
and will brighten considerably. eee,
Thin arbla Should„De wasfie&twice a
• ark with a fine lather of soap, rinsed
welledried thoroughly and then rubbed
vigorously. This treatment will bring
the pores into action and induce , a
healthycondition of the skin. •
Keep a fresh lemon with a hole cut
M one end on the washstand. Every
time your fingers are 'stained turn
thern around in the lemon and the
stains will disappear and the skin
around the nails will be softened and
pressed bade
• 61rtroge. •
"Does your boy Josh take after yon?"
"Some," answered Flitinels Corotos-
sel. "He doesn't like Work any More
than I do. Theeotily difference Is that
he has the courage oe his .ccitiviceioes."
He is sufficiently learned t1nt kliOWS
howt� do well and has power enough
to refrain from evil.-Cieero. •
•
•.....rentalaVnt esz• virs.vore.s.
A is advisable not to give children
tea or coffee until they are ten years
old, as even the slight stimulant of
• weak tea is un -wise. Water and milk
are the:drinks proper to childhood, and
these may be given freely. Most chit.
dren have milk at 11 o'clock' in the
morning, and thiki is a Wise plan to
follow, as the 'hours between break -
'fast and dinnet are too lone for the
active little body to be without. Some
kind of suetenanee.
A. Three. cornera. weir.
• .4. three cornered tear is a nasty thing
to mend neatly. If it 'comes' where •
there is no strain or wear whatever it .
may be best darned byrsimply sewing
the edges. together with a plain "in and ,
out" or adapted "herringbone" stitch.
If the tear is near a seam and there is
• some wear on the part put a square
patch on the outside, baste it neatly
on, ,pinting one side into the seam,
stitch it on with the sewing machine
close to the edge and cut away the
goods underneath, leaving just enough
to overcast. This will be a less ob-
noxious patch than the old fashioned
one run underneath with the worn or
torn goods henimededown on the out -
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