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The 'most appaltap.g accident that!
:orreeteli by •.'..).cans, k'rottuce Deana., ,. ,`' ll'Qi•I'"1C11GA3
Mr. and Mrs, J• IL Brandon are; w a occurred, ,, loo lb®..,„,•., 1 ss to a 00 TOE '"i1,t111I,R+
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In Toronto t@ G. '
' rontc this week attending the. Exeter has ever knot Llour per , o ad to tel Gu
f -r, iTuesday oboist 11.45 a. nah d i a Fall
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Mr. and Mrs. R. Confer, of Buffo, T. R. freight train was s un inl3 Oats, ,.
f;} l , ” ear off' on .a short spur of the S ub 13arlvy , , • , • • • 0 30 to 0 ,3a ; C
ln, we+'e visiting rt J. G. 13'fe s an , • 0 50 to 0 50 ;
'Wednesday J. last. y t and Turkey, drawn
Mr, J. fs. Fyfe is visiting friends1
l 14trs W°m l hair, a �a to o w0
1r in Toronto
`that runs Into the yard of the u •peas....,,. , „•�• 0 08 to 0 Oi)
lerlaod-Innes Company's stave (tteae,, ..,..,..par, s5 0 06'
this week. )feuding inili, when T?uvlcs,lsvr pair..,, .,,, e
Mr. Ashton Simpson,, of Petrone, lady between 50 and 60 years of btttter..,,• ,•,, ,• ,.•, 0 12 to 0 15`
014to0th;
(,� I Sundaved at Mr. Robt..,l,ason s. 1 age, while firming the track, asci Eggs
dperatdc rot. ......
' . ' , ... 1 00 to 0 34
Way peer ton,,. • . .,, •••• 00 to 1 0o
1. ;]lessi s, Clegg St Dames )novo put- !dentally fell in fr int of the train, 1?
chased a .et of scale* and have had which passed over the, body_ fru„ ha Pvtataea,l�er burlier, ,,,, 0 s3 to q s
ill erlb4
.'ibetn placed at the G,. T. B. station fully mangling her, sevettng
yards, 13elgrave This is.a step m;head from the body and crushing
the right direction. Ithe arms in a most frightful manner.
tThe accident was witnessed by
1 seg era) persons, Her son called to
r ow,p ..•. 0 4 to 0 5
Dried Apples, per lb...,,. 40 to 00.
wool.,,,,,, . 5 00 to 6 00'
Dressed 1008. ,•• ' ' 0 80 to' 0 00,
Chickens •..-... .,,
For solo only at (i Ontario Pastures Burned. UP, her not to cross the track; but she
did not seem to hear • him. Thr
CO1.1H A. CAMPBELL'S C I For flft,= miles north, east lied lfamfly are almost wild with grief.
j west of Toronto,. farmers are nom-family
coroner, held an
DRUG Malta. Lr of the dr ouch which has• •-
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pinningh inquest the fallow"ins afternoon., Tt
1 appears that no blame can be at
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J. lasted now for several weeks. The ,
�` astures are all drying up and the
y g • � l ached to the trainman, as they rang
gktratrigOm bum
FRIDAY. SEPT. 1, 1899.
TO ADV.ERVISERS.
Notice of changes must be left at this
ounee not later than Saturday
noon. The copy for changes
must be left Casual advertise-
ot later than Tnes-
day evening. to noon
ments accepted up
Thursday of each week.
EDITOEEIALNOTES•
THE Liberal convention for West 1
Wella and creeks
have in many
cases given out, There is a good
deal of uneasiness felt as to the
danger of an outbreak of bushfires
in the northern part of the Province,
In case of a large fire being started
it is feared that there will not be
enough water available to keep it
under control. But notwithstanding
thepasturage,cattle as a rule,
the bell and did all in their powerrto
prevent the accident, She leaves a
husband and several children to
mourn her untimely death, •
• Newsly otes.
Dr. Cook, a former Clinton dentist,
was -drowned while bathib in Late
poor s Ontario' on Saturday
„re keeping in remarkably good I Mimiro. He had been practising in
condition, although the supply of
milk is rapidly falling off, and the
farmers will reap a considerable
profitby the high prices of beet
now prevailing. It is stated that
mote young, cattle have been raised
this year than in any other year
during the last fifteen years.
Toronto for the past seven years an
leaves a wife and two` sons.
The deaths which have occurred I,
in Ontario through drowning .this
year have been probably in excess
of those of any previous - summer.
On Saturday last no less than four
persons lost their lives inthe water.
dein will be held
• A writ has been issued against the
BUTTER AND
EGGS
WANTED.
T am prepared to pay the highest
Dash price for all good butter and
eggs delivered at my warehouse i
near the G. T. R,
G. GILLESPIE.
Wallaeetown September Ladies' Home Journal. town of Goderieh by E. Campton, Q.
isSept.1� } G acting on be
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e half of John McLean,
Sin. Charles Tupper is to return'to ( The September issue of The
e Ladies'
!claiming c un of damages drowning,of 5OOOMnan-
. Mc -
London
next,
I from Buxton on Thursday I Hotne Journal is an neuro y . -
tive number. On the first page is 1,Lean's daughter, Catherine, in one of
n
tId will sail for Canada on given a series of pictures of "The the corporation fire -tanks.
Wayside Int of Sndbur3 Town." Henry Ruddell, a prominent cite
4,,..J'THE Landon Ont., papers are ells -1 inade famous by Longfellow. Bar- zenof Morden, Manitoba, has .
cussing the purchase of the street ton Cbeyney contributes an instruo- chosen by the 'Conservatives iif the
railway property and its operation tive article on "The Young Man anderidvi malto ereprens,t themo i nthe senr.
by the city as the best means of the Professions," telling young Geo. Radeell, S. lie
i aespecte of
putting an end to the present un- how to take up the study of law,
fortunate condition of affairs. T
Brodhead has architecture, illustrated article HtNlewspapers when considered from
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PHOTOGRAPHS
For good' and well finished photos try
M. E. Zurbrigg in the down floor gal -1 ^!;
lery, Re has a better collection than ` L l
ever in his window. Gives you any. •j�
thing you want in the phots line from I C11
the little stamp photo at
18 Photos for 25c
to the 16 x 20 size. Also Crayon and
Water Colors.
Gallery Opposite Presbyterian Church..
M. P. ZIJEBRIGG,
Boy wanted to learn Photography.
an advertising standpoint, have
everything in their favor.' , They
reach both thmasses and the classes -
and then* :reach them witb a fre-
quency that commends itself as a
shining virtue to the man who has
something to sell. Moreover, a favor-
ite newspaper cannot be supplanted
in the hearts of its constituents by
TRE weekly crop report of the C. on '`The East Side Girl of New York,"
P. R., received at Winnipeg on and Patti Lyle Collins tells "Why
Tuesday, v
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statester that the probable
bab
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tter
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tray
Every ve
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yield per acre of wheat on the main Year. NeltjeBlanchanLUntribufe
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line between Winnipeg and Moose her. seventh paper on "Nature's
of the
flowers
Jaw will be from 20 to 35 bushels. Garden
a a bloom lin Sept September. An in-
teresting page of pictures is present -
The Ancien:, Foresters, ed showing "The aoe_ial Side of the
Trolley," and there is also a double
page of pictures of "The Prettiest
Country Homes in America" Julia
Marlowe writes of "Dramatic Per-
formances by Amateurs." "Bring -
inn in the Sheaves," by Japan North-
Toronto,Augnst 24.—Officers were
elected as follows as the meeting of
the Subsidiary High Court, A. 0. F.,
this morning :—High Chief Ranger,
Mayor Mills, Ingersoll; High Sub -
ern
Chief Ranger, S. H. Kent, Hamilton; Hilliard, is a timely account of
High Court Treasurer, _• E. harvesting in the. West. "The Con -
Griffiths, Toronto; Secretary, W. lesions of a Worrier" in the unique
Williams, Toronto High Court title of a paper by Mary Boardman
Senior Woodward, H. 3..Boyd, Lon-
don; High Court Junior Woodward,
W. G. Scott, Mount Forest ; High
o , Senior/Beadle, 0. A. Fish, To-
ronto ; High ,Court Junior Beadle, S.
A. Morrill, St. John, N. B.; Auditors,
F. Abbott, Meaford, and W. Rich .
ards, London ; Laws Committee, W
J. Vale, Toronto, and D. F. Mae
Watt, Barrie; Court Trustees, Sir
Charles Tapper, Sir Mackenzie
Bowel), Sir W. R. Meredith, Hon. J.
M. Gibson, E. F. Clark, M. P., 0, B.
Heyd, M: P., H. Corby, M. P., H Ar
McKeown, M, P.P., St. John, N. B.'
Beckley Powell, M. P., Ottawa; Dr.
R. A. Pyne, M. P. P.
A GOOD
WATGH
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is a necessity, and
we can now supply
you with one from
$4.50 up.
Page. The artiele suggests different
ways inwhich the worrying habit
may be overcome. The Rev. Newell
Dwight Hillis, D. D., . contributes the
fourth article in his series on "The
Secrets of a Happy Life." his subject
being "Sons of Greatness and. Good-
ness." Caroline B. Le Row tells
"What it Means: to be a Teacher,"
and there is a page of pictures of
"Attractive Decorations for ' the
Schoolroom." Edith Lawrence writes
her usual vieaeious. , letter, "The
Gossip of a New •York Girl," in
which she describes the newest ideas
in .fashions from abroad, and Emily
Wight bas an illustrated page on
"Dresses for Children" A page is
devoted to "Twelve Designs for
Patchwork Quilts." Francis E.
Lanigan tells "How ow Some Girls have
Earned Money': in manyunusual
but praetieal ways. The fiction of
the number consists of the last of
"01 Peckham's Opinions" ; "The
Dauphin's Swiss" ; the fifth install-
ment of Anthony Hope's latest r.y
mance, "Captain Dieppe" ; the con-
elusion of "My .Stylish Cousin's
Daughter," by Josiah Allen'e Wife,
and a story for children, "Little
Debby's Dinner for the New Parson."
The September number of the
Journal is also complete in its prat.
tical features. Edward )Bok answers
many of ids correspondents in a
eolutnn of "Problems of Young Men";
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 13. Warman
give "Five -Minute Talks on Good
Health" ; Maria Parloa describes
some new things for lightening the
work of the housekeeper, and Mrs.
Rorer gives some menus for "Dainty
Meals for Small Families." The
September Journal is certainly worth
having. By the Curtis PublishinT
any other sort of•publication which
From lot 2,
14, two white p1
lbs. each and t
for any inform
their recovery
1, Morris, on Aug.
weight snout 100
51.00 will be given
• , lob will lend to
OE,
gingham.
t Queen's Hote ,
doing .so e quietly possessed himself
of Mr. Cozard's overcoat; which was
hanging over his arm., Mr. Cozard's
attention was taken elsewhere for a
moment, and upon turning around
his coat was gone and his friend had
-b
departed without . saying good-bye.
Cozard spent the night at Policy
Headquarters in. order to sober up.
His pocketbook, with g8 was not.
touched,—Toronto Globe. .
insures it a .permanency of circula;
tion that cannot'be duplicated.
Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 30. -Among
the fortunate passengers on the
steam..Catch, which has just ar-
rived from the north, was Kate
Wilson, a variety actress, who
brought out $150,000 in dust and a
quantity of valuable nuggets and
jewellery. J. R, Robertson, of New
Brunswick, also brought out several
thousand dollars and the body of his,
brother,.. who died while en route
home. Returned Dawsonites report.
that the governmeiit•is, commencing
work on a sixteen4tille road through
the principal creeps at an estieiated
cost of $60,000.
A gentleman in Galt has been
fined $5 and costs for not lilaearding
Ins house for scarlet fever. • The
accused pleaded bis own case. He
claimed he had always been under
the impression that it .wt.s tiie'tioe-
tor's daty to report a ease, and the
health off'icer's td put on the placard.
That the householder was expected
and compelled to do this was un-
known to him. The Health Act
requires that both the physician and:
the householder should report any
contagious • disease, and both are
responsible for the violation. It is
customary for the doctor to have the
proper notice pat up, but should be
fail to do so, the householder must
perform that duty. With regard to
this case the magistrate' held both'
liable, but as there was only one
ease,there could only be one con-
viction,
A man named A, D. Cozard came
to the city yesterday on an excur-
Pion to see the Exhibition. His home
is in Sand. Lake, Pennsylvania, and
he is 43 years of age. He was some-
what surprised when landing at the
station to be Met by a stranger, who
shook his hand warmly and said he
was "so glad to see hiin." Ile was
an American, too, he said, and the,
two immediately became old friends.
Tney went about the city together,
and for over an hour visited various.
saloons. Cotard paid for the drinks
Company, Philadelphia, One dollar's rigid along.
lie w uid t length othe stut tie bre
er
40kti ,,�,t .11"..,tper year ; ten cents per dopy.
BUY
from peddlers or ad-
vertising fakes. Bet-
ter far to buy from.
us. We warrant thein
five years.
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This Sale is on as announced last week and those
who corrle first are of course getting first choice.. .
No Reserve—all must be sold.
Terms Spot Cash or Trade. All goods must
be paid for before leaving the store.
This is your opportunity, if you ;want Dry.
Goods, ; Groceries, Crockery, China, Glassware,
School Supplies,' Stationery, Smallwales, &c•, &c., at
wholesale prices.
• Blue Printed Saone Chinaware at half price.
lot: of odds andends at half price.
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So the falling of the hair tells
of the approach of ager and
declining power.
No' matter hove barren the tree
'nor how leafless it may seem,
you• confidently .expect leaves
again. And wily? .
Because there is life at the
MOM. "
So you need not worry about
the tailingof, your hair, the,
threatenedeparture of youth
and beauty. And why?
Because if there Is a spark of
fife remaining in the roots of
the hair
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RJNQ SALE
T. A. Mills liaz.decided to clear out during the next 3o days
bis entire stock of .Spring and Summer Goods.
25 pieces Dress Goods in plain
and figured, up-to:date, usual
30e for. ..'........25
Fancy Dress Muslins, were 121e.
now - .,...10
Figured Piques, usual 12ie. now,.. 8
10 pieces Cheek Gingham, beauti-
ful patterns, usual price 15c.
now
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Plaid White Organdies, Lawns
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and White Piques at special re-
duced prices
Prints, usual 121,e n•ow ...... • .10
Ladies' . Wrappers assorted pat-
terns, usual price $1.25, now 1.00
Shirt Waists, usual price.85e.now 60
Look at our. bargain counter in
Ladies' Fine Silk and Silk Taf-
feta Gloves •
50c Gloves for
40c Gloves for 30
30e Gloves for • 20
20e Gloves for ........ .. ••'.1a
Also a range of 750 Kid Gloves
for 60
• y •
40
These goods must be cleared out in order to make room for our New Fall
;Goods which are arriving daily.A M I LLS0
will arouse i into healthy actio-
ily. The hair ceases to come
glor ,of begins you h,is and
es othe d
to yet' have s book on the flair
ait'dd its Diseases. It is free.
The asst Advlcte Poem
U you iln not obtAltt alt thebenoate
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you cXpooted atom the Atte'ot the vigor.
ii,into the doctor about 11. Probe ,ly
Hints isl Boma dll5tt%lty vrlth your won•
i t
i isyd tentdd'rl, h nifty be cushy
nn. O. 0, A.T EIt, Lowell, Mau.
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.LOUNGE REPAIRING
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The undersigeetl is prepared to receive
orders• for repairing lounges and
matresses. Lounges rel -covered, mat:
ceases made over, carpets sewed and
laid. Lowest prices and• good workman-
ship. Orders pronsptly attended to.
Leave orders at my residence, Centre
street, next to Wm. Holmes', or address
box 54, Wingbam. F
• ire. 'WALKER.
PELTOWS PUMPS
We build our pumps to last for
years and have them in price fro
$2.50 lip.
Brass Cylinders and Galsanized
Iron Piping.
We havo a full stock of the above
goods.
Call and get prices when in need
of anything in our line
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;WI'S PELTON,y
Opp•, I3eatties' Livery
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LEAD
CHER
Raving pu , ase he 'butcher busi-
ness next t•'• Brunsw 1 am prepared
to supply r • e nubile b all kinds of
Fresh at Salt Meats, Sa - e, Bologna,
1&o. 0 •ere taken and medelivered
to any • art of town.
A all solicited. 'Monello. 0.
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