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GOLD
DUST
CORN
MEAL
will ntease the .:
rnostpartieulareonk that •
ever lived, heenuse it is ,
so clean and free from
• bleek speeks, so golden
' yellow, owing to its free- -
. i dom from brim, so sweet
and wholesome,
Here and there eou
ma v find a grocer who i
does not Fell it, BIIT SUCH •
CASES ARS rtAir4.
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The Tillson Co.'y Limited,
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• THE INVAL THERTMEHT
FOB BEAUTY
1,1\b, ii.AA TIMES, OCTOBER 6,
ylarrit
fi
IJOIWIAE
An the Results of Dr. Von Stan's
Finealnao Tablas in all dis,
orders of the
Stomach.
• No one need now ()adore the tortures
of indigestion and dvopepsia. Within
, reach of all is an unredieg remedy which
3 enables a person to get the full benefit
of the food eaten. The pineapple Mier-.
ally yields a uomponeet Lcuowu tis veget-
able pepsie, L produut second on4 to
the human digestive seeretiene to its
l• power of d;geoting two. 1 °traduced
into the human system it is simply in.
comparable Rh a Init.:rid aid to the digest,
ive apparatus. Dr. Von Stan% Pine-
apple Tablets are mainly treo3posecl of
the grand fruit juice. They auto in.
• digeetion aud dyspepsia positively.
They are eaten as evilly end give iu•
stunt rlie. Box of CO ru1ilete,35 cents.
Sold by A.. L. Hamilton.
Delgrave Fall Fair.
The annual fall fair of the East
Wawanosb, Agricultural Society wile
held in 1341grave on Thursday and
Friday of last week. Every de•
pertinent was well filled with entries.
The fruit exhibit was away ahead of
. anything ever seen in years. All
the inside departments were well
• filled, and the hall presented a very
! attractive appearance. The ex-
: bibit of stock was good; there being
• large, ' numbers cf horses, cattle,
sheep•and pigs on exhibition. There
was no less than eight enti•iee in the
• single driving horses' contest. Mr.
Anderson, theobliging Secretary,
and the directors are to be congrat-
ulated on the success of their show.
The attendance Was not up to tbe
mark, but this is accounted for by
the cold, disagreable weather. The
newspapers of the section was well
represented. R. Holmes, Clinton
Now Era ; A. E. Bradwin, Blyth
Standard ; W. 11. Kerr, Brussels
Post ; Jas. Irwin, Brussels Herald ;
W. T. Hall, Wingham Advance, and
II. 13. Elliott, Wingham Turies,being
iri attendance, The following is the
list of prize whiners :—
Every Druggist in town is suppliud
with treatioes and
• ;
FREE SA.R.111$11.1Eg
of the 'lb, ve Ileac meet, whieb con-
sists of ten remedies for all lakpi-r-
- faction° of the Skin, itair and
Teeth. Every lady is requested to
call on her druggist and obtain
these, or to send direct to
• THE WINSOR BABLER CO., Limited
easurAorunm OHM WM
TOB4ONTn, Oar,
•
. . .• HORSES.
ileavy draught --Brood mare, foal
Flard-walobtNe
orkin by side, Jas. Speir, Robt, Nesbit ;
horse fo, R. sbit ; mare•fiat!,
Smith Breed.—Aged boar, George
Robertson ; brood sew having littered
in 1890, W. Scott, P, Gibbons boat'
littercd in 1809, P. Gibbons, 1 and
; sow littered in 1809, Gibbons,.
Geo. Robertson.
otturnir. •
Gecse, Geo. Robertson, T. M. Hen
derson ; turkeys, T. M. Henderson ; •>*-
auks, T.. M. Henderson plymouth
rocks„ M.iienderson; leghorns,
T. M. Henderson, 1 and 2; spanish,
T. M. Henderson, 1 and 2,
• pipLials.twr*
learnt gate, II. Edwards ; lumber
wagon, John Campbell; buggy,
John Campbell ; cutter, John Camp
; plow, John L. Geddes, W.
Gr'inmett ; gang plow, John Ged
des, • john Campbell ; Irous,liarrows„
John Campbell, W, GanSiett ; dise
narrow, Jtian Campbell -4.
White fall wittai, R. Scott, T, II.
Taylor, jr.; recrfall wneat T. K.
Taylor, jr., Hefiry Edwards ; sprirg
wheat, 11,. Site McGowan; six -rowed
barley, II.,;Bcott, U. EdWards; white
oats, 1yneott, R. McMurray ; small
,
Seott, C. Proctor 44 Sons ; • *
lailge, peas, Jas. Seeers. 11.'1•Q•
Gowan ; flax seed, Geo. Bowler, R.G.
McGowan; timothy, Jas.. Speir, R.
Scott..
"I have sold Ayer's Hair Vigor for the past thirteen years and have known of no ease
where it has failed to give satisfactioh, I sell more of it than eof any like preparation."
• J. P. BRISCOE, Harrison, Ark.
•
" For five years I have been selling Ayer's Hair Vigor under a positive guarantee that it
would produce hair on a bald head and restore gray hair to its natural color. I have not
had one bottle returned, nor has there been a single case where the dressing was'used that
it did not do all that was claimed for it," K. K. ACUFF, Elba, Va.
FRUIT AND FLOWERS. •
Golden russet apples, Jos. Eran
don, M, H. Harrison ; baldwins, R.
G. McGowan, Adam Robertson ;
snows, W. Geddes, R. Corley ;Rhode
Id. greenings, A. B. Carr. S. Speir;a
Scott'winter, T. M. Henderson, D.
B. Anderson ; northern. spies, P.
Gibbons, A. B. Carr ; Ben Davis,
R. G. McGowan. Jos. Brandon
Canada Reds, J. Speir, R. G. Me -
Gowan; King of Tompkins, Al, H.
Harrison, Jos. Brandon;.three var.
ieties winter apples, Jas. Speir, G.
Proctor & Son ; three varieties fall
apples, 0, Proctor & Sons, R. Scott ;
fall pears, R,. Corley, J. Speir; win-
ter pears, John). Fells, A. B. Carr ;
variety of grapes, 0. Proctor & Sons,
T. Al. Henderson; crab apples, Jos
Brandon, D. B. Anderson ; plums, A.
13. Carr, T. M. Henderson;. peaches,
John E. Fells; collection of fruit, 0,
Proctor & Sons, R. Corley; table
bouquet,. Miss E. Henry, E. Sack
rider; hand bouquet, Miss E. Henry,
E. Sackrider ; flower in pot, E.
Jas. Speir Jus. Cunningham • two Saekrider ; collection ofhquse plants,
Farmers. W. II. Cruickshank ; year old filly.
.
Cruickshank ; two year old gelding,Sack'rider.
MANI1FACTURES.
Longhoursofhard,never- Jas;Speir ; team hrrtes, W.H.Oruick • Union flannel, T. M. Henderson,
ending work makes Kidney shank, Jas. Forster. Mrs. Owens; pair' blankets, Mrs.
Trouble a, common corn; General Purpase.— Brood mare, Owens, Mrs. G. Robertson; bottle
plaint ort the farm: Pain-
ful, weak or lame backs foal by side, Jas.Owens, C. Proctor home made wine, Mrs. P. Gibbons,
and Urinary Disorders are & Sunt; Ma re real, Geo. Robertson, • C. Proctor & Sons.
Jae. Owens; bin se foal, John Case -
too frequent. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES.
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS mere,. 1 and 2; two year old filly, Elephant potatoes, T. M. Hendee -
C. Proctor & Sons, T: M. Henderson;
• empire state, E. Sackrider, C. Proc-
tor & Sons; any other variety, E.
Sackrider, R. Scott ; cabbage, E.
Sackrider, T. M. Henderson; red
pickling cabbagre, E. Sackrider, T.
• M. Henderson; eauliflewei, E. Sack -
rider; long blood beets, D. B. Ander-
son, E. Sackrider ; turnip beets, • W.
Geddes, C. Proctor & Sons; mangold
wurtzels, E. Sackrider, C. Proctor &
Sons; swede turnips,C.Proctor & Sons,
W. Scott; field carrots, E. Sackrider,
John E. Fells ; early horn carrots,
E. Sackrider, C. Proctor & Sons; linen shirt,
parsnips, E. Sackrider ; onions from ge'''' s fancy
seed, E, ‘Sackrider ; onions of any alcKenzie Braiding,
other kind, E. .8,ackrider, T. M. land ; flovvers,
• Henderson ; celery, E. Sackrider ; Miss Owens; pair woollen stockinge,
water melon, E. Sackrider, T. M. Mrs. McKenzie, Miss McClelland ;
psir socks, Mrs. MeKenzie, Miss
corn, II, Edwards, T. M. Henderson ;
Henderson: mush melon, E. Sack- Clelland ; pair woollen gloves, Mrs.
' •woollen mitts Mrs.
year old 'filly, Jas. Forster, H. E. Sackrider • collection foliage
help a farmer to work and keep his health
—take the ache and pain out of his back
and give him strength and vigor.
Mr. Isaiah Willmot, a retired farmer
living at :3,8 Elizabeth SL, Barrie, Ont.,
said : •
"I have been a sufferer with kidney trouble
and pain in the stnall of my back, and in both
sidea. I also had a great deal of neuralgia pain
in my tetnples, and Ttai subject to dizzy spells.
"1 fete tired and worn but most of the time,
"Since taking Doan's Kidney Pills, I have
bad no pain either in my hack or sides. They
have removed the neyralgia pain from my head,
also the tired feeling,:
" I feel at least ten years younger and can
only say that Doan's Kidney Pills are the most
remarkable kidney cure, and in addition are
the best tonic I ever took."
Laita.Liver Pills ours Constipation.
• moramonomme.81...mea.,...e,..m......
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John E. Fella, John Casemore; two son E. Sitekrider ; matchless corlies,
year old gelding, - John E. Fells; R.
Scott ; year old filly, 0, Proctor &
Sons, John Ta. for ; team horses,
Joh n Oasemore, John Taylor. '
Road and Girriage.—Two year
old filly, Jas. Oster ; two' year • old
gelding, Sopa & Warwick, 1. and,2 ;
year old filly, Stott & Warwick. Jas.
Speir; single driver, Rieh'd Williams,
John M. Fisher ; hack horse iusadale,
A. Robertson, 1 and 2; team horses,
Jos. Brandon, Jobn E. Fells.
CATTLE.
• Thoroughbred. --Cow, R. Corley,.
Geo. Sowler R. Corley; two year.old
heifer, R. Corley, 1 and 2; heifer
ealf, R. Corley, 1 and 2 • bull calf,
•R. Cerley, Geo. Sowler; bull 2 years
or over, R. Corley ; ball under, two
years, R. Corley, Geo. Sowler.
Grades,—bOW• , M. H. Harrison, P. •
Gibbons, M. H. Harrison;' two year
old heifer, D. Scott & Sons,. M. IL, rider t T. M.Henderson ; pumpkin, E, ' e
Harrison, W. Scott ; heifer calf, M. '..4: B..Carr, T. M. Henderson; citron. llIcKenzie,t Miss Owens; log • cabin
Harrison ; year old heifer, M. II. Sackrider,T. M: Henderson ; squash,
H. Harrison, 1 and 2, Ore year old E.Sackrider ; tomatoes, E..Sackrider quilt, Miss McClelland, Miss Blashal)i;
steer, .0. Scott, & Sons, 1 .and 2 i T. M. Henderson ; bean k R. Scott, knitted quilt, Mrs. Dr.Carder,Mes.I
year old. steer, John Barr„ D. Scott A. Robertson ; collection of -garden ' Gibbons ; patched quilt, Mrs. (4eo.
& Sons, steer ealf, M. H.' Harrison, vegebables„ T. M. Henderson. Robertson. Mrs; Dr. Carder ; rsg
. DAIRY ritonnen. •
mat, Mrs. Saeltrider, Mrs. 13Iashall
• Dairy butter,Mrs.A.Carr Mrs G Ito . Berlin wool work raised, Mrs. Dr.
John Barr, • ,
Leicesters and, Grrades.-Aged ram, bertson ; crock of , butter, Mrs. G.
, . , Carder, Mrs. Blashall ; Berli'n vsoc,1
T.H.Taylor,jr.,X.Carnming;sheitrling RobertSon,• Miss McClelland , basket work Rat, Miss MeClelland, Mrs. Dr.
Carder; sofa pillow, Mrs. Dr, Carder,
SHER'.
'ram, John. Barr, John Coultes, jr, ; ofbutter, Mrs.,C. Proctor, Miss Scott ; Mrs. 13Iashall ; silk (pint, Mrs. Blash-
yam !arab, John Barr, J"ohn Conites, bread, home made, Mrd. A. Carr, T. alt. Ms MeClelland ; peinting on
"For some years my hair had been coming out. It had become very dry and my scalp
was covered with dandruff. I have applied Ayer's Hair Vigor regularly for some weeks
now, and I could hardly trust my senses when I first found that a new growth of hair had
started. It is much thicker than formerly and of good color, The dandruff has disappeared
and my scalp seems to be in a perfectly healthy condition,"
Miss R. WRIGHT, Perth, Ont.
"Some time ago, my head became full Of da.ndruff, which caused me great annoyance,
after a time the hair began to fall out. The use of Ayer's Hair Vigor stopped the hair from
falling and made the scalp clean and healthy." Mas. C. M. AYRES, Mount Airy, Ga.
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OrLikal C
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"I think there is no toilet article in the world so good as Ayer's Hair Vigor. I am fif ty-
three years oldand my hair would have been all white now if it were • not f. -e• the c,f
the Vigor, but the application of that dressing has preserved its color, and kept it s..ft and
glossy." MRS. W. II. JARVIS, °Beg:), Mich.
•
"After five years' use of Ayer's Hair Vigor, I can cheerfully recommen.1 it as a desirabla
toilet article. It keeps the hair soft and glossy and helps it to reraer its natural color." .
D. WARNER, Dunnville, Ont.
).•
41 For about five years my hair kept falling out until I was almost bald. Some New
Hampshire friends asked me to try Ayer's Hair Vigor and insisted on getting it for me, I
used it during that summer and fall and found that a new growth of hair had started. I
continued to use it steadily for about four months, and at the end of that time had art good
a head of hair as one could wish." • IIOWARD MELVIN, Carlisle, Mass.
"I am well pleased with Ayer's Hair Vigor. When I noticed that my hair was getting
thin I commenced to use the Vigor, with the result that the hair not only ceased to coma
out, a new growth of hair started. It 'certainly is an excellent tonic."
• CHAS. C. GRAVES, Brookton, N. Y.
Mrs
flannel
W McKenzie ;
shirt, Airs. W.
Miss MeOlel•
Mrs: Blashall,
feather
CanadianlIonite Journal Co. silk, satin or velvet, Mrs. *Dr. Car
;
jr. ; pair aged ewes, J. Barr, Geo. M. Henderson ; quart maple syrup,
(i..ms) FINE anrs, , der, Mrs. Blashall ; hair flowera, Alias
• 'TORONTO, ONT.
' EIenry, ; pair- shearling ewes, John II, ScottA. 13 Carr,
—..aseeeweer---!.........— ep.s,-----ey,• reee.see. Iambs, J, Co•ultes, jr., .1. Barr, Painting • still life, miss Owen • s McClelland.; embroidery nn silk,Mrs.
131ashall ; embroidery on linen, •Mrs.
. . - Ovultes, N, Cumming ; pair ewe
Mrs. John Morton, of Skagaay, , • Dr. Carder, Mrs.131ashall ; lace work,
• *•. • • 1;lowns and their Grades. --Aged Mrs, (Dr.) Carder ; • pencil drawing'
rale Paul Reid, 1 and 2 ; shearling Mrs. (Dr.) Carder, oil pai ti g M • I Mil* Blashall ; twine lace, 511'44 Ale•
Harrison , . Anderson,
18. Clelland ; rag carpet, Miss E, Henry,
Alaska, died at Borgess hospital, It al- _.1,b,111, Paul Reid, M, II. Haiti (Dr.) Carder Mrs; D. 13. nn'
eid ; pair Collation oil palatine; miss ()wens,. Miss Ovvet.s; collection , of ladies'
arnezoe. She was on a visit to her nalr' shearline ewes,r., R "
women to enter the 'Klondike. P/GS. •
idrs. Blashill 1 colleetion photographs, vt,„,:ork, Miss McClelland, Mrs. D '.
parents and was one of the first ime lambs, P-, ReidGeo. Henry.
Large Breed —Aged boar, W. II. LADIES' DEPARTMENT. carder.
.11IDGES.
M. E. Zurbrigg, Miss Edwards.
Nothing Equal to Low's. MeOutchison, R. Nichol ; brood sow; Tatting, Mrs. Blashaili special -to • Horses—John :".eariett, Melvilloo
:Ass, ,T. &letting, neadtwadd, Out,, having littered in 1809, li. Nichol, 1 i Crochet work, Mrs. Dr. Carder, not Chas, Eaddell, Londesboro. Cattle !•of daily life vvhich become the habits ; they do not gripe Or pain, do ha
Niehol, 1 and 2 ; sow littered in 1899, • hooked skirt, woollen, M C l'Wh• h h Sh d ' j i f ba . , but have a posItive tote effect. 264,
ayathat elle bas used. Dr. Low's Pleas. and 2; boar littered, in 1899, R I known; head wog 1r, Miss AleClellited; 1 Wm. Isbister, Morris ; D. Clow, 'of a life•time' and whieh are so •
irritate or Mame the internal organs,
Ant Worm Syrup in her family for the • rs. ,eln•go itee tire . eep an pigs— as, power ol a on of 1111101l, that ar,
'I. M. Ilertiet.son, W. It. MeOuteei. 1 Robertson ; fancy knitting, Mrs. Dr. M. Currie, L. Tastier, jr,, II, Ed. i last, as a modern writer has observed • at till dringgiste or by 'mall of
rlothing eo good for children who miler C. L Hood 44 Co., Lowell, Ma
s.
past eight yenta, and that she knows of ,
from worm. , son.• 'Carder, Sirs, W. MeXenzie 5 gent's' wards. Poultry — IP. Patterson, the relationship between the two is
•`00' -**• 4.;
Witigham.
Jobb, Wingham.
Anderson, Wareham.
Fothergill,
Manufactures — Wm. Robertson,
Wingha:m. Roots and vegetables—
P. Metcalf, Blyth; 0. W. La.wreuee
Belgrave. Dairy produce—R. A.
Graham, Wingham ;, D. Sproat, Bel
gra,ve. Fine arts and ladies' work
—Mrs. Herdsman, Wingham; Misq
Harrison and Miss Hall, Belgrave
Implements
Grain
Fruit
T. L.
John
flowers—Geo.
and
Marnoch.,
Children Ory for
CASTO
just as close as though the were of
the- same blood and kin. To give to
woman economic independence is to
that extent to separate her interests
from her husband's, to make her life
i a thing.apart from his, to breed, per-
• haps, mi -trust jealousy, and to make
a. separation easier to thick of
and to endure. With all its imper-
fections, marl iage as it is now under-
stood has, at any rate, been found to
work. It has held human society
Marriage no Failure.
Marriage is an imperfect instita
tion, because it is from one point of
view a human institution, because it
is entered into by exceedingly imper
feet human beings; but no one has •
suggested any form of union that is
together for many thousand years.
It has renewed the race with every 1
generation end bas kept itsound
and vigorous. And does it really in-
volve injustice to the 'woman who
enters it? Does she suffer from re-
s'rictions and front limitations that
press mote heavily upon her tbaii
m
upon her ate? Is she really a -
victim to to q indifference and ar-
roganee sui sellimlinees?
Headache
better, and this mueh, at least, it is Is often a waning that the liver le
torpid or Inactive. More serious
quite safe to say for it: it gives to the
man and to tho woman whom it ?rag:: maga triir61.01: wit
unites, every possible motive for at- liver troubles, take
taining happiness through each other. 116)° d' Pill
, It gives there an interest, it binds i 8 8
them by a thousand little intimaries ' While they rouse the llver,, restore
full regular action of the bowels
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