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The Montreal House.
We are still giving Bargains in the followi.ag
lines :
Ladle's Waists 25 to 40 oents, worth $1.00
Muslins 6, 8 and 10 cents, worth 15 cents
Cinghams 6 to 10 cents, worth 15 cents
Ladle's Wrappers 79 cents, worth $1.00 to $1.50
123 cent Prints for 11 cents; 10 cent Prints for 8 cents
Art Muslins and Cretons 6 to 10 cents, worth 10 to 15 cents.
Summer Dress Coeds for 10 oents, worth 15 cents
Ladle's Summer Vests and Men's Summer Shirts and Drawers
below cost
4 lbs. Mo. 1 Selected Raisins for 25 cents.
Tomrtoes, Corn and Peas 8 cents per can.
1# lb. Cen Forest City Baking Powder 18 cents.
Part of our Fall Goods have arrived and
coming daily.
John Donaghy & Son,
GORRIE.
moonus STOVES !
PE RI """c FURNACES.
WE HAVE THEM AT
LOWEST PRICES
AND A LARGE
SELECTION OF
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The Latest style:. Call and examine our stock
before going elsewhere. We are sues we can
suit you.
The Old Reliable Hardware Store.
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any invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning the patent-
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CONVEYANCER,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
REAL ESTATE
—AND—
INSURANCE AGENT
-efroxim, To ko
At 4i% in tweet en Reel Estate
Seeurity.
JAMES BESWITHERICK,
Merchant Tailor,
GORRIE, ONTARIQ
Has in stock a large assortment of
Black and Fancy worsteds,
Tweeds, Eto.
To choose from, and can make them up on the
Shortest Notice at Most Reasonable Prices.
Perfect Fits and Coed Work Guarantee
cr Please give me a call and be
emetic:ed.
Soft
Harness
Yon ean realm pour bar. teas as eoft as a does
and as tough sta wire by
ming ECHEHA far- 01t.ntts You can
lengthen Its ore-males It
last twice as long as it
ordinarily would.
EUREKA
Harness Oil
The ,Doctor's Compensation
According to a W- aehington di.patch,
Congress will be asked to approprivls
1.00,000 for raynte..t of the doctors v ho
attended President McKinley...during a
period of one week and about ten hours.
No statement of the account has been
presented by the physicians, the report
continues. The sum of $57,000 was voted
by Congress to the doctors who attended
President Garfield after he was shot, and
was openly declared in many quarters to
be extensive, although he was under
their care for two months and seventeen
days. Perhaps it is true that since that
time of twenty years ago great strides
have been made in medical and surgical
learning, but the fact remains that the
men who attended Mr. McKinley not
only failed to save hie life, but would
have known that such failure was inevit-
able if they had diacosered the extent of
his injury, and the conditions which re-
sulted from it, before his death permitted
their enlightment through the post-
mortem examination. The people will
expect the doctors in this case to place
the value of their aervices rather high,
but they hare no moral right to make an
excessive demand upon the public treas-
ury.-Buffalo Courier.
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The Breeding Sow.
Aa the time for the- selection of breed-
ing sows for next year's litters is now at
hand, the following hints by a writer to
the Farmer and Stockbreeder, of London,
England, ale opportune, and will com-
mend themselves to farmers generally.
To start successfully in the breeding of
pigs, care must be taken to see that the
sow comes from a mother which is an
essay feeder and a good nurse, and care
shoal! also be taken to see that she has
not been stunted in the earlier stages of
her growth for want ef enough to keep
her in comfort. These points are absol-
utely essential. What breed to work on
will depend mainly on individual taste
and judgment. She should not be bred
from so early as to injure her own growth
or the vitality of her offspring. If her
first litter ie fairly numerous-say, from
s men to ten goad pigs-and she nurses
them well, that is a sow to retain as long
as else is fit to breed. Such a sow, pro-
perly managed, will bear and nurse twenty
pigs in a mason, and pay her way with a
good profit ou all the skill and food she
Rita. If she does nut keep up to her
heredity, is a poor breeder, or a poor
nurse, she may have another trial, and
should that also prove unsatisfactory, she
Cannot too soon be made into pork. No
matter how geed she I oks, she has failed
in the main purpose of her existence.
Heredity and selection by a man who
knows at the sante time how to manage
his stock are the foundation principles of
the work of pork-raining for profit. In a
year or two, by careful management, a
splendid breeding herd can be establish-
ed, and all the cheaper products of the
farm can by this means he readily turned
into good money. Pigs are able to make
much more effective use of the foods with
which they are supplied than any other
claws of farm animals. Experiment.
have shown that, while, the pig is capa-
ble of laying on flash at the rate of 1 lb.
for every 5 lbs. to 7 lbs. of dry food
which it conanmes, cattle require to eat
from 10 lbs. to 12 lbs., and sometimes
front 14 lbs. to 15 lbs., of dry foot for
every 1 lb. of increase in weight that
they show.
Kingston, Oct 18.-Lt.-Colonel Hudson
is on the sigh list at his own residence,
Berrie S•reel. When he was at she Tor-
onto review,oceording to the Kingston
News, he refused to take the South Africa
medal offered him. His reasons were
that officers his juniors, who had seen
little or no service, were decorated with
C.M G., or raised a grade,while he fought
through the thickest of the battles and
his services wete not remembered except
by the medal which all soldiers received.
James E. Wallace, a Morrisburg teach-
er, committed suicide by drinking carbolic
acid at the Stag Hotel, Toronto.
Nervous Depression
and Bodily Weakness.
Another Woman Who Iles Found
Health, Strength and Vigor is the
Uwe of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.
To women especially Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food Ins proving to be a very
great blessing. So many women are
weakened and debilitated by overwork,
worries or dioceses peculiar to their
sex, and need the assistance of just
such a restorative as this great food
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Mrs. M. A. McCrea, Tory Hill, Ont.,
writes:-"My system wan all run down
when I began--to use Dr. Chase's Nerve
Food. I was weak and very nervous
and felt se tired and worn-out that I
could scarcely drag myself about the
house. It scorned impossible for me to
get rest or sleep at night, and I felt
that I was gradually growing weaker
rod more nervous and irritable. Since
beginning the use of Dr. Chase's Nerve
Food I feel altogether different. It has
gradually strengthened my nerves and
built up 'my system wonderfully. I
sleep well now, and am being thorough-
ly restored to health and strength. I
believe it is the best medicine to be
had for the nerves."
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. 50 cents a
hoe, Ii boars for $2.50, at all dealers, or
Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.
The November Delineator.
A masssnable esmosph- ere rises from the
vas issue useful .d va!usb!e features of
N .vember Dslineator. The styles shown
are those for early Winter; she dressmak-
ing article tells about the making of
coats; the fancy needlework article beers
anon Thanksgiving and, Christman gifts;
the crocheting articles are those of a
Winter character; the gardening article
deals with the pruning protection of rose
trees throughout Winter. Every w.men
who wishes to get splendid value fur her
expenditure should buy The Delineator
for itself. it in turn will help her to
economize in household matters at every
point.
The Church Times, organ of the. Eug-
lish ritualists, contains a virulent attack
on King Edward for attending the services
at the Crathie Presbyterian Parish
Church
A Family of Suicides.
Danbury, C.,nn., Oct. 17.-M. J.
Briggs, one of the last of the fames.
Brine suicide family, of New Fairfield,
has been buried in the village cetnetery,
in Sherman, near where his grandfather+
father, brother and sister lie in suicide
graves, Like the others, he committed
suicide.
M. Jest Briggs was a wealthy farmer in
Sherman. He disappeared from ;home
last Friday, and after s two days' search
his neighbor, found his body in the
woods. He had hanged himself with a
halter.
This latent suicide was the fifteenth of
the Briggs family, and the record extends
back more than fifty years. Briggs wan
forty-five years old, He had frequently
said he world follow the example of his
relatives when he was ready to die.
Life in Ohio.
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New Lexiugton, Ohio, Oct. 18.-Stn
masket men entered the residence of
Charles Tague, a morehant at MuLuney,
this country, lam night, and the point of
revolver. bond and gagged the whole
Family. Tague was searched and his
gold watch sad a considerable sem of
money were taken. The robbers then
demanded she keys to hie store, but Tag-
ue refused to reveal where they were.
His shoes were removed and his feet
roasted with matches and hot irons until
he gave up the keys. The robbers then
entered the store and thoroughly looted
it. Taking Tague'a horse and buggy, the
gang loaded in a quantity of goods, the
contents of the safe and booty and made
off. The Sheriff, with a posse and blood-
hounds, is in pursuit, end this afternoon
found the abandoned buggy.
The Buddhist Oath.
The Buddhist swears "In the presence
of Budha," and says, 'sill I speak false, or if
by coloring the truth other. are led way,
then may the three holy eaimencie., Budd
ha, Dhamtna and Pro Sanga, together
with the despite. of the Twenty-two
Firmaments, punish me and also my mi-
gratory soul," The Htudoo law gays•
"Let the judge swear by his veracity, the
soldier by his horse or weapons, the
meehant by his cattle, grain, gold or other
poeseSSIOng, and the acidic man by im-
precating curses upon his own hand."
When the gentoo of India swears, he
touches fhe foot of a Brahman, and where
a Brahman swears he touches the hand
of another of his caste.
The following taken frm an exchange,
is worthy of note and of interest:-"A
newspaper without enemies is hardly de-
eerveing of friends. The videus and law-
less never like a bidd and fearless paper,
and every self respectinf publiahershould
be proud of Mita emnity, There are other
newspaper foes, however, who arw more
troublesome, and consequently more to be
feared. First and foremost, the man who
owes the newspaper an honest debt and
will not pay it. Then there is the am-
bitious mortal who wants an office and
because the newspaper can not consistent-
ly champion his bauae; he is pretty likely
to become an enemy. The man who
wants to shape the policy of an newspap-
er and ie not allowed to do so, is a sure
enemy. But the nmaneat man of all is
the man the newspaper bad befriended,
and who deliberatdly condems the sheet
after securing from it all the aaststance he
possibly can. The newspaper man cen, to
some extent, respect an open avowed en-
rneny, but an ingrate, under any circum-
stances, is beneath contempt.
The jury who inquired into the killing
of Mrs. Carom on a railway -crossing at
St. Mary's found that the engineer and
fireman on the train neglected to give the
proper signal on appreachina. the mess-
ing.
While sinking a welt on the farm of
Donald Sinclair, Minto, on Tuesday,
Wm. Smith of Harriaton had his hand
crushed by a curb which wan bmng low-
ered. His thumb was smashed and he
will be laid up fur some time.
A new iron bridge is being built over
the river at Pinkerton,. Cement is being
unit hi the abutments instead of stone.
Montreal Butter and Cheese As,
sociation.
GENTLIMEN,-At a general meeting of
this Association held on the 10th inst., it
was resolved to isstfd a circular to the
Dairymen of Canada, strongly advising
them to turn their attention to butter more
generally, and to disconinne the manfacture
of cheese entrely after 1st November, for
the following reasons:- lot That fodder
cheese hurts tee consumptton,thus dimish-
ing the °emend for gritnd goods and lower-
ing its price.
2nd. That the outlet for cheese is limit-
ed, and everything depends on the quality
totinduce a large consumption,
3rd That the consumption of cheese is
not increasing, bat diminishing, while the
comsumption of finest creamery butter is
rapidly growing.
4th. That the price of butter is higher
on an average all the year round than
cheese, for the finest qualities.
5th. That the manufacture of butter is
more profitable than cheese, not only in
the comparitive price, but in that the -farm
stock and the land are better sustained.
6th That in order to maintain high
prices, there must be a continedha supply
of filled butter, sad as the flow of milk is
lessening new, it is most urgent that the
quantity should Le kept up as much as
possible, and to divert the milk froracheese
to this article is the only way to keep up
the supply.
Butter should be shipped fresh weekly to
command the best price.
I am, Gentlemen,
Yours truly,
Statist Coon,
Secretary.
GENERAL NOTES.
It is recommended that all factories
Mould be fitted up so as to make either
cheese or butter.
Cheese should be held three weeks at a
tempeatare of 60. to ensure proper curing.
Serious complaints continue to come of
cheese being shipped much too green,
Packages both of cheese and butter are still
made of much too thin wood.
A deposit of £00 has been made with
The London Sportsman on behalf of- an
unknown comedian, said to he an amateur,
who challenges George Towhs for the row-
ing ehampionship of the world and £000
a side.
Pickpockets are reported to have been
busy both in Toronto and nemilton dur-
mg the visit of the Duke of Cornwall and
York. Among those who were relieved
of their cash was Rev. A. K. Griffin of
Dresden. formerly of Bruesels, who lost
$30.
B. S. COOK
LOAN AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Conveyancer, Insurance Agent.
Commieston in High Court of
Justice.
Money to Loan at 5 per cent.
Real Estate Bought and Sold.
Business Confidential. Apply to
B. S. COOK,
FonDwteE, 01ST.
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This is the greatest combination °fret .vet
img'e by any Canadian journal, sad are
nate in seems* the exclusive privile
we
ge for
this district. The Daily Herald is otie of Can-
ada's great papers. Established in Mar, it has
long the1eai at Liberalpaper of Rasters en Larit1..l .1;n
each day giving full news of the world, and also
devoting much space to matters of peculiar in-
terest to the family. `Its commercial intelli-
gence is complete and reliable.
THE ICING'S PORTRAIT In the best ever
parlished in Canada, and will make a handsome
addition to the walls of any library. It is pro-
laced by a new process, and is not mie of the
flashy colored portraits so common,
As fire regular
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rp is still well assorted, having recently
made large additions of goods such so tfli,
"The King Quality
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F..1. Weston's
HIGH GRADE SHOES!
The Fit,
The Wear
and the Prices are Right ed TRY US FOR BARGAINS
All kinds of Produce Taken in
Earhare at
The Old Reliable ilsot amt ghtie
Store,
L. BECKER, FORDWICH. p
is
100 ACRE FARM FOR SALES
I4OT NO. re, CON. HOWICK, .34 MILE'
14 from Fordwich There is a good brick hoose.
a first-class bank barn, and a sto,e pig-house oil
driving house above. This is a fine farm and well
fenced, with plenty of good spring water, 15 acres
re
of bush and a good orchard. There is about five
s'of good brick clay on the tam which will be
rend if (atm is Mit sold before next spring. Brick
M da
te
from this clay may be sear at the Harristen
arble Works or on the premises. For hiCrhef
particulars call at the premises or address
IOHN SCOTT. Fordvdch, Ont.
FORDWICH'S
Cheap 4rocery Store
ARLINGTON BLOCK
Is the place to buy your
Groceries,
Crockery,
Glassware,
Caned Fish and Meat,
Fruits, Eto.
Try Our 25c Tea
it is the best in the market at the Mite,
CORED MEATS, BOLOGNA, ETC.
GEMS
in Peas, Quarts and Half Gallons at Lowest Prices
My Goods are all Flesh and of Die best
Quality.
J. S. NICHOLS,
The Cheap Crooery man.
G. K. Cranston,
Vetinary Surgeon and Dentist. Hammy Mettriarl
of the Ontario Veterinary MedieulSoeicy
s .prepared to treat all diseases 01 Domesticated
Aals in the Latest and Most Scientific PrInarpals. nim
All calls night or day made in person, by tele
graph Of telephone promptly attended td.'
Office and Infirmary,
ELORA STREET, - CLIFFORD, ISNYARRIL.
Will be at the
P,LBION HOTEL. FORDWICH,
eo thnforaroon of the Pies, and Third Thursday
each month.
A. M. MOORE,
JgwaO,En AND Ort/cuArl,
HARRISTON, ONTARIO
Is the place to bey
All kinds of Silverware, Jewel.
lery, Clocks, Watches,
Chains, Etc.
AT LOWEST PRICES.
mauves poor iookiee har-
ms. nee new. Made of
pare, heavy bodied oil, tee
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