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VISITS S.,RATEORItt l.l*'i ER /I r
YEARS ABSENCE.
The llerald'e'Tatteie ift t• CIi.t With
i41r: I, C1., WrilClat.•
ViETIVRATIVARNVORK
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Tit hioiitreal Was read ebowing Credit
valance int current.` urdinapp'eceuunty
$1x82+ t1$;;and'w ter: and light aecounb
Kt e. a n, 4.1.710.20.'011, ,Sept,. 301b ;
`town's tiotee, under:' diaeount; $20,
fhr current eitpensea,.i anti $;17,757 Inc
local improvemepte ,,
•
Dtictrieb $'Qon's request. for rebate
On taxed..owing' tit' their'' mill ltaving
begin; burned was -sent to (Muria of
Revision, ,' . \j
A lettee from E. N. Lewis, M. P.,
advised that this Would be a good
•time to send a deputation to Ottawa
to urge pp the new' Mtnfieter of Public
'{WI!orrks. the resumption of work on,
harbor' mprovepyente here. The
Mayor eaid he bed Written to the O.
1t; at'° Montreal. ;eiskiug ahem to
Ito "ly
'passes or a deputation which
.night tie chosen, 'bot, wan 'told that
theRallway, Act 'did not, allow grant-
ingouch ,paeaee. ';Chen the letter was
,entre Special committee to consider.
A.letter' front the Board of Trade,
endorsing, .a complaint from John
unelord, pf (Hinton. of excessive and
impprroper wharfage eharcges, wee •sent
to Finance committee to COnen t With
solicitor. ," •
.A request :fermi the -contractor who
laid, t'be note etdewalks, 'asking for a
eiettk''went of his account, was sent to -
�e avberic '
TsT.e}Faoxa Otrt: ftyn.
IF'itIDA`!', UC'PO$gtt-?, .? . .
THE TOWN COUNCIL:
;,
guler meeting of the- Collo
Oast -Peittey evening, all tli
u e ere present, but ,it waa°':lfret'
,8.30 when the ;n,ayoi-,eallee inorder
'half an hour.: being oenupied t' with
. committee business welch failed ;t
, get attention on Thuredayevening:
ermine' owtentTB ''''
The Clerk. reported having given tli
Finance committee the trietlideil
statement of coal and iter .dost, ae•pre-
pared by the W. and L.'Dommies on
era, but chairman tilark• eafd they ha
. not had time to look it over (rtrt
' would consider it some other time.
Inspector Sande retorted a niimhe_
. of the walks eonstrubttd this veer
Trot properly graded up and protectedi
**celled for by the contract. " w•
Collector Campbell reported hie
bnndsfor $10,003 and that he had; col-
1'octeed $20,0G0 of 1907 taxes.- _ ;,
A letter from. the Treaeur-er reported
$5212.0/ transferred front general -fund
of the toven'to the'W. and L ;nrFjinls;
salon, which led sevmrai con lora to
ksk by what autitority�" Oita-- had -been
• , (lone. The may'o}i; bail he had not;
heard of the traner, and'tben several
questions were ked if the town'hai1:
:not passed a motion' tliattlie co:�, ,is-
radon must apply to the council for
t fonds, the sante as the school hoards;
There seemed some uncertainty a bout
LOS, and Coun. Macklin said e,
treasurer had told hiin he received no
such instructions- and :had paid' the
e co nniieeionera' orcjera eame 'as niMat:
The mayor thought there intiat,have
been some mieuedera ndle by' the
commissioners. Filially OoUneillgr
Macklin and • Reeve McLean molted
that the treasurer be instructed ,net to
pay any More ddrdors unless prettied by
' the flouncil and with the of nature of
,r. themayor..Thie was carried, and in
newer to the - mayor's query ars to
hat• the Council Would do about the
ranst`er, as reported. the treas(u'er'e
atter wee filed, oh motion of �Copn.
Xia'tciin and Reeve McLean.
: [No7r --The following is THE S'ret1'e
report of what was done lit thi sppine
,'matter at the taopncil meeting.;,laeld
Sept. d' : 8. • Be Lee: reepecttve,powrers
of t'be Water and ,Light•Oomm salon.
'• . are and the Council, the eolieitor re-
potted that the drawing, of .money
y the comml aionerefrom thege erel
fends. of the. team, wee 'contrary to
lit*, they should -make re9pieltlon:to
'the town for the funds needed. In
' the dissuasion it' liras tits .by the
-Mayor that the CotnnileslOn ,had
drawn orders on t, a tread ter for a-
-• tient $1,000 alk,y'e t eir i-oydnue,•ap�
Reeve McLean' and Conn. Macklin
proved that the tredsurert be inetruict-
m fd'to pay no more such• •orders, and
the. Commissionera� tttr :send• frr,, n is
ryuteltion to the (ouneli If they',ttee(led
' fend.. Carried).';
The following kindly aoknowrledge-
r •'nietit from' the G eelph C ty *MOW
;Wm rend t That we extetldl a.hearty'
VON of thanks to Mayoniglirott..end
die, kiln, ehairn.att of ,lteeeptine
• COM" t. Goderfch, endue beet
the onvee the leaula lotlieow r,
ltioutt . ' pd a tisene for the mitgnlil..
°- cent ri'c tion given •118''dt the. -
elen of the official 'ripening ofthe
• w e(fuelph• .and Ooderlch 11.411wa�rr' int
'Sept. 12. 1007, and that theclerkbesine
�'attrucfed to forward, a -copy' Of titin its:'
' Whitton to the Mayor Of 0 oderleli.
- The Mayor and Dr. Macklityt hitt
feeling called on to convey °the tlran`lcs
tet the rest of the *Domicil., `tlie..lettea�
wtttf soot •to ' 1pectal coiinteittee, tart
'Kith the quer tapanswered, air e
you expect the eonuttittee. t6 ft With
Ili'
Capt. Rabb was "alloWed. ;to , agtiln
entttke i ie'protKat Ayl0ibd't theeioe1,tg cif
train a recta at the harbor, ify thea
P. It., which .he aalrl Welt:ltij°rioue.
to his • property. a. *tee,.tit ,eta
behalf front L. R. Motet.. tin*
Ing Tarw oft0wdliiitit. `wmf.. loo
Tread. Then Cbl.- Mieddtlald„ Ito
erre present an behelt ° of t ,C1.
wed C. R.y;,r watt *eked 10 *tate it
*Went the cane, itna thtat do did.
re eint fotelMy, rereledlir,lf 1100.
tlittt iseleeing,werrpa-tofthat
t scree with the tr two
h``nd Stoner the t'af tttay'
hedf,atlllled their para t 11ilwa•
niOtit and Old over the
th'erland a eomewbat ltkt
CamelI kid lolled itt ter
WA hot passed the bee
it gait their; ante '' adut
^forth +c delay', and. It
Tory 'aaiwll elate," belt
,eoithi apply la' ;tom -
Meet. who would tad
•(loaiitnittnlratiehlt:
finch i L,, , "Watltri t,.
Welk,. Doer
fttd, taolikltrr ii
erelty'.,afet5t+ tatitoit
*toeing of it.Yt etneet*. ,lam
ihieriestott tbeli' were alt
*Iona 1enttat. ffikekl1ataati
tio ,e,s rtli state ewree d tulle
it P. W. committee. • •
• Reeve McLean then moved hie
progiiged motion that the $70(l paid
f`
by'the •C: P. It. for the• land in the
attests closed be paid' back to them on
t'heir.aasuwing responsibility for any
dainagea which might lair -claimed.
deny, RQ' id seconded this, but the
Mayor advised that it be not passed.
foe to cOmply with the necessary legal
'; Mr. Doolittle, who proposee starting
a,' ireartutectory for Woodwork lines,
was heard in a request that some com-
mittee of the Council be empowered
;to confer with him as to what he pro-
poses ,to do and some slight conces-
sions he would ask for. The Speeial
'eommitt w.ere empowered, and
agreed to meet Mr, Doolittle on Mon-
.daty-Mrening. s.
ingaiewer connection from, the Wheel
'Rigs Co. building was referred to P.
W. cermet ttee.
Finance : Recomtnending :payment
of following accounts : TUE STAR,
$0. Adopted.
.Parka: Itecommending (1) That the
be requested to at once clean
epand put ita order the property in
and around Efarbor Park adjacent to
their property ; (2) that a man be en-
gaged to assist Mr. Watt in pruning
the town trees, and that a step ladder
and, a longer ladder be purchased for
OA work. A.dopted.
The establishment of a chopping
mill in the old grain work house on
Victoria Park was brought up, and
the Mayor said Mr. Habel had applied
to him and he hid allowed them to
pueari engine, there temporarily. In
the discussion it was stated that the
lease held by the' late Win, Burrows
Would expire on July 1 of next year,
and OD Motion ot 0oun. Beckett and
'Deputy Elliott the clerk was instruct-
ed to notify Messrs. Hay Bros., of Lis-
towel, who now own the building,
that they mus retnove the building
before that da . On motion it was
decided that Messre Rebel and Hum-
med be allowedtecontinue their chop-
ping mill there go long as the lease
runs, they heving rented from Hay
The Council then adjourned at 10.9e
There ts not Another place on the
Continent of AniericatO compare with
the fligblands of Oritarinfor deer and
moose -hunting. Thin part of Canada
still forms a portion of that entail rem-
nant of the world'e pristine wilder-
ueasebot yet the ithode of man and
hit mighty civiliratien,
Northern Outfield, with Re rich re-
sources. is regarded as the richest deer
and mom country in the world.
, Moose season in tbe moose country
opens October 16th for 81 days. Deer
il*DINDI ID the deer country opens Nov.
let fee 15 daps.
, These sections of Ontario are tho
pittees Mint. and valueble Inform'.
thin es to hart end, when to *et there
and ell particulate can be heti free' by
addeeeelog McDonald, D. P. A.,
Strand Trunk Railway Systerti,`Ditlen
Station, Toronto.
met With a. Amity Accident on Wednett..•
day Of last week thet might :easily
tette Wen Wedite. Re went down.
eello to lig the efilee furnace.
when the bottom etep unwed outand
threw him 'eastward., Be. en the
Cornet' of the formilatiOM ettlking the
Itsek of hid head 'And leflicting a cut
thet had tithe/m*6 up.
le and 'heave. Kech morning eon
Alien hi a' dell. I'dapy" eftelitiOh
4 wish it were night NOM. Yee*
er is VetiesSt. ited beetle :bang With'
. ilentiltott thee do Cure tit
Ito ills, At ranee the system is re.
*Mot Pohl:tits, brood it ettekhedatrd
k up, efilth and, vigor. rt.
irefetilteres PM*
'kidney* your
eitittnirt WNW*,
t ot Pate toast
. try Dr. Ihnitilltotel
(Stratford Iferaldal:
Thin enornin m I.Ierald r porter had
a.: -short --but- pleeeent, interview With:
Mt . `J. -R. Wright, . an ex•Stratford
'lt` eli4' TO OW
Mower* Oboe. t. titt Estatti
legcbtr1. ,.-
n1. 400't men ga to church F'
, Title qui ellen wad twat' out ;tit printed
festa to hundred Matta the" Ewe'.
by Rev. ,,Ort. Speaker, of that ,16,04.
Mad liter ou• 7!ir, tlpuio r read tr w
ire pulpit tb* enures ha tterd rleelved
lard°pCeseltted at duecoosos thereon. The
anewttt#t werrn&rr'trngecl' unt.10 heads,
tat tollow. ,: ludlft,centre;iaootiuietc,neyr
vt chttreb pioplr social dt.tfoct ion.l.
prat ebur to Wing: ng: *+ant, of Feerly.
tr't ill.nit loutd' : taint dire b
Wellee lova• of •tin. t ton. bf plena
irottftiine . •at' "cbttrcliee mouse
:World,* a i
en at di ktttotlas i
greed ogator rlla k ` 'rte n
h t e
cart• h t: i int" *Oben t e .. et, beta Only i1t1
tbiidarst4tpieet to,blatne puta4ptte
The su jeetle One V `.lObr�' ,'aril
ane tb&h -tpany people � will I,e apt
'believe, . ut.Itiq ane tbatta, Rodd; Ina
thoughtful t` • vit� o
people a noted � h
atart1Iu fast. kind are $ivin e�pp� m
tenttou tans" aolutlott.:'X1w edi' S
the Globe ,ha/ written roti .artiei'e
the matter. denylpg-tbe:tspth ;of
atatetnint tliat:iuta arjte Trews "tow
their chutrch.go ng.than Peltier tut
ort#al g that there Ia net: rou d f
a�a� g P
`the pe s miens int ,lied in tbe:queetf
But Ater -her in t>tpae Strittfdt'd,. Hier
says noted hings On 'the ett bjeet whl
aro worth quoting, *lore they, are :
"Otte would dike to believe. that t
Iter l i t that
tlalboee r� tom, �Iet, l4il'ri
ibA Zdllmr ale Tatar tiro. *awl*
Dmiiti kitrit -With yunr perm...,
I write you them few want.,
by letek pent k'. »r .n Pty MOW! Mete,
Honed r7ergardlp �►beetbl 'which
tt+t penedi eu we I yew* ago about the
brat plorrlreg Iaaa;clt whieb had to ken
' .. writbltt the Uuugtiatt'.nI I1urun
rth and ISrttee, the Itrae itarliittjC 1 Hee
ttupfttutud; 14 he the only one that la to
titin trees et the OM Ventral* at thist
time. tempt thank you very kindle.
tut have been bunting to Owe It i
fled •!auraif there. Were ete►vt'left.
frog • ea►y twee, 3' took tlotiett Inc the
east
4t'd r �! the smoke* of whet aratt
pith
li
1' • ti r�isL In thea. Clinton, trete Era,
u • e t thein doere woutld; be a plowing tntith
not thin talcttomewhe a tear tlllntgn,etad,
1• . i
tri dtl
aW u
oho, , tit eu9 it about two
tine Where I believe tneetiil in the Imo of
the v
>ll lir ,. e
,rami
d'tute h k
c Idetl
feted:' ctrl,
tlr, '
.nf'ft'tt,
4trti.. �Qti
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, .... l� rte, .an>1
°1V.'llllaii FMr.ervle�ea 14i.,, b oil the• Q.o.
pmt. Bruce. pr', lou peace to be, piny
'a► ; ww.lt: de. F, alr,ervlee tunes to
Wa kerrton Witt have, 'land nu re i
1#O
r
li Mil ' i
it � c
misfit eetatli, the eye of
at, eoma o r men reader* a that
of neighbors ' , and i would take,it ea
an at favor .. 1 bink ore
} W ire the only tract
tine :left, oC,tlte 'who competed et .the
Gibson 'Perot, Iliums Road, in X817
ed I looke,3 Open it in thin way,. If a kind
ittitvidei#c0 permitted us to meet after
yeeirat had passed through the world
Here of aine,f Tut eorrowa, I have no doubt
eh but we Would put In a good old time.
P. t3.- .I may nay also Mr. Fair -
bo ;service and niyaelf were at the bee
yvhttoh, colnpo,ed of the late Seg.
am iti heti,, Oeorjae Brown Iaaae Santer .
Roheit Gilbbons and Sheriff Macdon-
t aid's tetttpa, In breaking up the Court
Cera home agnetrt�e, breaking it up from the
11 'old a le''knotle. This took place in
to Is April'rl8 I could go into more it !Eatery
a about the County Town, bet. I think I
ae have *aid enough at present
Believe pie yours truly. Art.'
ee Joh N DEOIIANAN.
of CREAM PRICES SOAR
aM
upo
e Toronto -Prices aro Now Out of
Sight, v
of •
Globe nd a r.g and b18 p
titpisen In this Metter tenet tv dre .
hue* well founded statement. of fa
It is by no means a Viet/tient thongh
thattlte interest In religlnuamat
Is diminishing, but if tete Is really
case. It is best to face the truth and
i en
cit z t neve„ of *titter,. . fitoliforpld:
Mr. Wright, with 'hie wife aµ¢ • four
dapghtet�e. have been on an euxtepded
trip .of some mem months duration.
During that period they'bare visited
Mrt Wright's native,,tand, Old hing-
lend, France, 'Germany. SWitzerland.
Ireland and Seotland'..They were fav-
ored with excellent. weather on the
trio over, on the Qaronia, `but on
the way back, .an the steamer' i
Lucanla, a stormy voyage was ex- t
perienced. fair. Wright was greatly 0
taken up :vitb the Curonia, Whish was
the beet 'vessel of the two. Mr. Wright 1
is now homeward bound, and stopped
off at Stratford to visit his brother, e
Me. .7.J. Wright, of Giodericb, who ie t
well known to many Stretford citizens
and who is in the city today. t
It is 5.1 years since Mr. Wright first t
made this city his home,, and as might t
be expected he finds a great change in
people and comwnnity. Is part Mr. e
Wright said that he first saw Stratford b
as a thriving little burg, more like a y
family bnmmunity. levees. surrounded b
on all aides by bash. A. great financial a
pantowas°prevaient In 57 and '58. 1t
was a glgrioris little democracy of b
poverty. -The people were poor but,
honest, and harmony existed: The w
pantie Was due to the depreciation in 1t
the price of grain and the consequent e
decrease ie land value. Nearly every. a
body was 'affected, but in one way it t
wase blessing; it swept away attpo-
litical ill feeling. ti
Mr. Wright ilaid he' could seaecely t
recognize Stratford now. He had al- tv
ways contended that it would have a t
bright future, and be thought his e
prophesy had been fully `justified and n
realized. Fifty years ago Mr. Wright d
worked with Mr. Walter Oliver, and t
assisted in the erection of the Central a
Public school, and also the old Gram-tl
mar school. He also helped to build w
the old market, and was an intimate N
friend of the architect, Mr. ,Peter leer- h
guson,' a
The_only . citizen that Mr. Wright c
has recognized is Mr. Wm. Down. He i!
was sorry to hear of the death of the it
late Wm. Easson. Mr. Wright re- t
members the time when the Grand C
Trunk line was built into Stratford.
Be thought a portion of the land was
given to tbe'company free. Stratford �'
..today is a beautiful city, surrounded o
by the best agricultural land in the It
Province.
fu
Mr. Weight would advise that all of
young Canadian@ visit Mother Eng- a
land: England was the most beautiful l i
country he had ever seen, and next
came Eastern Ontario. He considered it
the country between Hamilton and
Niagara Falls to he the garden of On- Be
tarso. at
Although a radical democrat, Mr. of
Wright considers England to be the hi
best governed country on earth. with L
the exception of New Zealand. The d
middle class of Englishmen enjoy a to
beautiful home life. Edward VII. th
was the beloved monarch of all ranks an
and classes. Ile was surprised to find In
out that in all the speeches he had po
listened to at Finiabury Park, with all er
their variance, they were moderate M
and progressive, but not revolution- -
ary. He was oleo perfectly satisfied ch
that an 85 per cent. vote would be pp'e.
polled for free trade. The attitnde of lit
the. present Parliament was to stand eld
firm to make the laws concede to the tli
people's desire. The people govern It
England, but there was a noticeable oh
decrease in o ricuttural help. The do
people had advanced wonderfully in to
education. People who were In his th
(Mr. lVright's) time illiterate, now w
spoke correct English and !rave labra- ag
ries and schdola. He would urge all e
young t7anadians to visit this wonder- of
ful old land. in
Mr. Wright left this afternoon on tie
hie homeward bound trip. am
discover the cause if poealhle. It
slid to be .a fact that in all hunia
progress there are periods of advab
and retrogression, and that In relig
out matters history shows that tlnu
of great moral upheavals and epiritu
awakening ate followed by periode
failltt�tenthusiasm and increasing tq
terlalasm till a new revival cornea u
the world. In spite of the Bangui
editor's bright outlook, there can be
ittle doubt that the great majority
hougbtful teen believe that' we a
now living in au age of spiritual
line, that gross. materialism is ram
pant in one- midst, that with the gre
ncrease of wealth there hes sprung u
a selfishness and greed that have been
unknotvn in the histo,'y` Of the wort
ince the days of Imperial Rome whe
he wealth of the world was drawn
that degenerate city and centered 1
e hands of a few rich families. I
he whole record ,yof human event
here has been nothing to commit,
with the gigantic frauds of wealth
orporatlons, and. private graft, tea
ave.'bt:en disclosed within the past, fe
ears. "Vast combinations of wealt
ave been able to trample under foo
11 respect for law and morality ; an
Obese things are no secret ; they bav
eon, spread to the four corners of th
earth, and the world is wonderin
hat will be the end of it all. Th
nnienee sumo of money under gov
rnmental and civic control, th
mounts put into the hand's of promo
ere and speculators and business cor
orations, have given such oppnrl.ual
es for misappropriation and graf
hat the result bas been appalling. I
ould be no extravagance of languag
o say that the church has been pow
riese against 'the deluge of wicked-
ees that has been so overwhelming
nring recent times it is little wonder
hat the thoughtful man has begun to
sk alarming questions in reference to
Os matter, and that indifference to-
arde the church is o widespread•
of a' few people think that the church
as identified etself too closely with
he power of money, and is willing to
ondone a good deal in its members
rovlded they are liberal in their done -
ons. 1t is little matter from whom
he gift comes ; it is welcome. Great
butches are erected, touch wealth is
sed in adorning them, and the weal•
by classes have extravagantly equip -
el temples in which to worship the
wly and humble founder of their re-
gion. Is it not a i•easonable4hing to
expect that church officials should re -
se a gift of stoney which has even a
look suspicion about Its There is
bout the church an atmosphere of up•
ebness which has its effect on the
ase fortunate people of every commun-
y,'and it is not going too far to sug-
st that the poor man is made to feel
ncomfortahle in some of our churches
least. To the man in the lowly walks
life it is not a spiritual help to find
mself greeted at the door of the
ord'e house by the immaculately
ceased official with an august presence
pped by astove•piped hat. In a word,
ere is no lack ot signs that the rich
d well-to-do classes are monopoliz-
g the church to the exclusion of the
orer people who are really in great -
need of spiritual comfort than they.
Oney is the cry of the church official
for a high salaried preacher, a larger
urcb, better and more comfortable
we, until it seems that the spiritual
e of nten le about the last thing con-
ered. It is hardly, to be expected
at the church can exert, the influence
should, can help the poor and needy,
Walt comes to a thorough realize.
n f the fast that it bases its claims
the respect and support of Men on
e precepts of the humble Master
hodeapised mere worldly show and
grandisement, but who Bought by
very means to upbulld the character
his followers and ' assist the weak
tithes of distress. It requires no lit -
fortitude and grace and a vast
ount of self•sact iflce to live the
Christian life, and until there is a eeri-
e attempt in this direction, and less
tendon both in the pulpit and the
we et the outward eigne of religion,
vain worldly show, we need hardly
surprised when we hear of the in -
'Terence and neglect that the ordinary
an dieplaye towards church service.
re A meeting of the cream chi
de- opera of
the Toronto district was held at To -
at route on Saturday, when the winter
p• price ot cream was discussed. There
In@ beilag no central organization of cream
shippers, jt was decided to amalga-
mate with the Toronto Milk Produc-
t] err' emaciation, members of which
° • were present. A resolution to the
a effect was carried, and a committee
e appointed to act in the interests of the
()ream shippers.
t The followi ng peicee or cream for the
b veinner 1, were then set.-vream test
t ing itit per cent. butter fat, $1 a gallon
delivered in Toronto ; 20 per cent.
e butter fat, $1.17 a gallon 1 811 per cent.
e butter fat, $1 85 a gallon ; 34 per eent.
g butter fat, f$1.58 a gallon. These
e prices are equivalent to 4i cen4 a per
cent. of butter fat, or ettout 95 tente a
• pound of•butter rat. This Ise consid-
. erable advance over former prides.
. ere claim that prices for cream
, in .ntreal are S1,111a, gallon for 22
t per cent. cream, VW for 26 per cent.
t °realm,. $1.80 for 80 per coat. cream and
e $1.70 for 39 per cent crearn.
011
tieeith Depends on Good Blood. at
Everyone who uses Ferrozone hat pe
good blood and great yitality. Reason to
for this ill Ferozone's fiower to create he
nouriehing blood. " I was broken di
down. bad no strength and couldn't en
eat," writes Mrs. Charlet; Benny, et
OloYne. Ont. " My nerves were irrit-
able, I Was thin blooded and continu-
ally Unhappy. I tried Ferrozone. It
gave me new energy, force, vim. it ge
brOught me strength, made me well." m
Greatest tottic end rebuilder ever gre
known Is Perrozone, Sold everywhere an
in 50e. boleti.
Stake In a Bottle.
Now is the time when the doctor
ts busy and the patent medicine
antafacturers reap the harvest. unless
at care is taken to ;dress warmly
d keep the feet dey. This is the ad.
;se of an old eminent authority, who
says that rheumatism and kidney
tronble Weather is here, and also tells
what to do In case ef an attack.
Get from any preecrIption pharmacy
one half ounce Fluid Extract Dandeli-
on, one ounce Compound Karsten, three
MUMPS of Compound Syrup Sarsapa.
rine. Mix by shaking in a bottle and
take in tertapoonful after mettle and
at bedtime.
Jnet try this simple home made
mixture at the first sign of rheuma-
tism, or if yeaur back aches or you feel
tied the kidneys are not acting jest
righL T,hia In said to be a splendid
kidney regulator, and almost certain
remedy for all kinds of rheumatism,
which is caused by nrie acid the
blood, which the kidneys fall to filter
MA, Anyone ean vitally prepare this
at benne end at small cost.
Drugglitta in thits. town and vicinity,
when ehown the preseriptiott. stated
that they can either amply these in.
gredients, Or, if our readers prefee,
they wilt compound the mixture for
The work on the new county "Wedge
bridge hos a conceete Mier, being ane
of tbe first bridges eca built in the
connty. People who live south of
Winghatn will be pleased to learn that
the Heel for the new bridge arrived
left Week and the work of ereetion
has been cOmmenced. The contractots
promise to push tte work along rapid-
ly, rut the season is now well advanced
and it id very inconvenient to drive
itersee theatigh the river during the
celd Weather.
144 TO CLEANSE lire Svsesitte-
*tilt acieittlfle study of the effects of
'certain Hiatt* end- „beet* upon the di.
Strated in Mani instances that
they regulate the action Of the
liver rota the kidney/0 purify the blood
end mrry oft all Morbid aceumulation
front the. eeitlem. They are easy to
take. and •their ttetteth is mild end
21
*hen Robert Leatherlettil. °deer the fat
Of Imes hedge& 01 HelifOrth,
ilettlited lel jet eirek ot friend* „The
kis feta ICI • Tett-
neknow Sentinel i" 11, Bogoeribed
Bret end I/ second prim tlekete et+
hed to hid poultty exhibits et But
re, Harry reports a mint Of
cknew. Moe? end Duluth*
ea. net Only as tbe remit 0 the
re winning. hut due tie the etteeV
t quality of hie poultry.
torturing aebes tort*. De
it'a Corn Retractor. itittyyests
ROSY CHEEKS
The Ambition of Avery
Hollow cheeks with dark lines, sal-
low complexion -how a woman hates
But rosy cheeks, clear skin, bright
eyes- give them to a wotnan and she
is happy.
In the blood is found the (list sign of
trouble.
It grows thin and watery, ite color
fades, and increasing pallor and sal-
lowness give the outward evidence of
the change within.
Soon the nerves weaken, the heart
easily tires and palpitates, strength
The delie.ate mechanism off the wo-
manly functions is interfered with,
and pleasures, activities and even
dutles are loaded down with the bur-
den of declining health.
Why is it that women neglet the
first warnings ?
Usually she waits untAI she is ready
to drop -often then it's too late.
These conditions are easily checked,
easily cured at the beginning -but
even when ion" established Ferrozone
will remove the cause and cure the
Ferrozone's action aids the three
principal functions of the body -di-
gestion, assimilation, elimination.
By strengthening digestion it forms
an abundance of rich, red blood -this
gives good color.
By perfecting assionilation Ferrozone
supplien tri t ion -th is gi yes strength,
vim, stability.
Elimination is assured because
Ferrozone quickens the action of the
liver, kidneys end bowels- this; guar-
antees the maintenance of vigorous
Ferrozone puts you on the right rood
-the one that leads to health.
Not a man, woman or child needing
blood, vigor, endurance -not pereon
Who is weak, nervous or sickly, not a
person in ill -heal! h who won't receive
itninediate help from Ferrozone.
As a tonic and restorative, as a
health bringer and body builder, For -
rezone le unrivalled. It cures because
it feeds and nourishes. because it con-
tains the elerne•ats that build up and
strengthen. Try it ',retreat( - sold
everywhere in 50c. boxes.
Brussels Post An effort has been
made to operate In this locality the
fake letter purpOetlog to come from
the law office of L. B. Drununond, 008
Sixth avenue New York, intimating
tbat on receipt of a counsel fee of $5
the writer would forward shares of C.
P. R. stock left to the recipient by a
deceased relative. James Pox, drug.
gist. and J. J. Gilpin received copies
of the letters, tinI name of at deceased
relistive, supposedly, being inserted.
The " game " is being looked into and
f,he New Yet k police have been noti-
fied. tt is almost too ehallote teen
to cateh many people.
Barely Lived Through I).
A terrible experience had Edward J.
O'Connor of Sault Ste. Marie. "From
constant sufferer from asthma. rand
Catarrh. My DOlie and throat were al.
*eye stopped up and I bad dripping!,
in the throat. When attacks came on
thought I emildn't live through the
Weft. I would sit np, gasp for breath
And endure great distreas. Caterrbo.
zone made me entirely well." No
etronger proof is required. Asthnut is
curable, am Is catarrh. Uee Ciatarrho.
Two doses, 2.-te. and ju, at all dealere.
The Wiarton Echo trays " It ie
ceeting quite a penny to huy employ
fee the ordinary bonsehold. Every -
thief* Is hp in G. Partnere are asking
!LOU for potatnee, so Mt article of
let. MOS luxury. It is raid that
are being brought in from
Joi.MA Mete Proiinces and landed in
Terteito et V, cents or beg. cense-
quently potatoes tnuit _emirs drop in •
MM. as there Ilene °Mettle market for
BOW lb tinvi fa per bore, while belt
Marittebs now twilit et sam, *bleb is
an advance of fk1.78 °Vet the July
Form
ti
After you have Welt ,tt wettir
the a�h4 should deo ,tWo
tbinj�-pour out adissoltfin
Auld -to digest the - wwt d
Chalon the Suod until toes:*
ly digested and, iiqui8cd.
Ntotitkellt Welting sr,
Indigestion. Dlyspefisia,
sim sly tateatt that the atatnaelt�
int notdoing:its work properly..
a
1 . F ujt-g vas Vie'- S.,,.,.• t.i
Mie s . lind Moat.
0 out* Ake
"OfilIt
ii
et Rlvrs mlaket#eeiivut'
Ilctive turd t'eirtlete the bowels.
Thew will1* an cud to those
Bilious eadachen,. too. " ma
soon :Fon,sttart cluing your,
Dys, tro1twoote,SRi atiw .itlt
t a Riven.
"Fruit-a,tives"' contain the
wonderful medicinal pro.
perties Of fruit -in an active
and curative farm. Sac, a•box
'-•dfer$a.do. Atelldealers'.
vet»,."",,.10
UALITY
We arc after' the tends of mea who know what they want, ere,
deterp fined to get it, and who will ucvtr ewerye iu their
loyalty to the store. that gives. it to them. That's wliy we
eeeumal the exclusive agency tor
2 0 t h Century
Brand Garments
They are tailored with no thought of "bow cheap." but with
p
every care for "haw good." it's tbac�u�autity they aro made
in that makes it possible for us to sell them at such astonlah-
lugly low prices.
Prices $16.00 to $20.00
WALTER' C. P
R RIDNAM
SOLE AQENT FOR KIND AND IIORSALINO HATS
.. WWI? LIVER Tnat1 Rtt.a
an1ta.twit�sr
Brussels,
Tent P. O. Bueoestuziete-Un Sat-
urday night or early Sunday morning,
the post office was broken into, the
safedth,lled and the contents amount-
ing to several hundred collars in
stamps and registered lettere, was
stolen. The work was that of no
amateur crackamwn, beyond any
doubt. A rear window had even been
removed before the • job was done to
weretdistu bed lin be (lours° of tthe
operation.
The robbery waa not discovered un-
til early Suncley morning. Oltizees
did not hear any report, although the
latter and the wreekage of the office
would indicate that the explosion was
one of great violence and that nitro-
glycerine was used. The eafe door
bad been twisted off its hinges and
its contents laid bare.
The postntaster had a large nu ni her
of registered lettere on hand on Sat-
urday night and they were deposited
in the safe, together with a quantity
of stamps and small silver. The whole
would probably amount to between
$300 and $409, and was one of the
richest hauls which has been made in
the last few rnonthe by the crooks
who have operated with success.
There is DO definite clue to the
thieves and the police have not pick-
ed up their trail as yet. Strangers
have been seen in town lately, hot
aa matters now stand suvpieion Is not
effectively attached to anyone.
Site Was Wild With Pain.
From Wilbur Oreek, Ont„ Miss E.
was drenched with rain and got lum-
bago; it was like n steel rod piercing
my back. I applied batting Rooked
with Nerviline to my ear and rubbed
on Nerviline for the lumbago. That.
rubbing relieved and in a few hours I
was well. No other liniment could do
thls." it's the penetrating power of
Nerviline that makes it nuperior to all
other liniments. Nothing beats it; Mo.
Roy Gray, formerly of Wingham,
was injured in a runaway accident at
Toronto one day last week. He lost
control of a horse he was driving and
hood a collision with a street car. The
young man sustained a very deep
curon the left eye And complained of
violent pains In the shoulder and side.
NOT A NA UHICATING PILL -The ex.
cipient of a pill is the substanee which
enfolds the Ingredients and makes up
the pill rims. That of Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills is so compounded as
to preserve their moisture, and they
can he carried Into any latitude vvith-
out impairing their strength. Many
pills, In order to keep them from ad-
bering, are rolled In powders, which
prove nauseating to the taste. Par -
melee's Vegetable Pills are no prepared
that they are agreeable to the most
John Torrance, of Porter's Hill, who
le looking after apples at. Newmarket
for D, Oantelon, ef (Molten, hall 0
narrow escape a few nights since. He
discovered the hotel he was in WWI on
fire. and gave the itiarno, escaping in
his night clothes. Fortunately 1)4.11119.
tattled no injury.
Men given to muscular sport, and eser•
else and those who sootier mioncular
pains from bicycle riding will find Dr.
Thomas' h.:electric Oil something worth
trying. As a lubricant It wili keep
the nonseles pliable and free (rem
pains which often follow mono not IINP
of ; hen], without softening them or
impairing their strength. For bruises,
sprains and contiosions it In without a
peer.
While gang plowing, J11111(.8 Evans,
of Morris, had two of his right oihn
broken, caused by the plow point
otrIking a stone. Some time ego he
inet with a similar accident, when
three of his left ribs were broken.
Tau STAlt given the news.
For Diarrhoea,
Dysentery
AND ALL
Summer Complaints
DR. FOWLER'S
!EXTRACT or
WILD STRAWBERRY
is AN INSTANTANEOUS CURE.
It has been used in thousands of borne.
during the past sizty-two years and has
always given eatisfaction.
Every home should have a bottle to as
to be ready in caiit of emergency.
Price 35 cents at all druggista and
dealers. Do not let some unprineipalled
druggiet humbug you into taking w-
eaned Strawberry Compound. lite or-
igthal is De. Poem's. The rest are trub-
Mts. G. Bode, Lethbridge, Alta.,
Writes 7We have used De. Femmes
Rimer oelVrto fintarrnmei and
fednd ft 4 great remedy ter Dierrhoes,
StMffnet Complaint end Cramps. We
would net like to ba "Witt it la the
WILLIAM SHARMAN
Gond solid wear, and real
comfort in our men's heavy
street Shoes.
Built to wear and stand
the walking which you will
certainly feel like doing
when yott wear then].
All the best makes, in all
shapes, sixes and widths
are here. Easy to get a fit
-easy Shoes to wear, and
hard to wear out.
If you buy from us you
carry home money which
you expected to spend.
WILLIAM SHARMAN
AtMARxkl
Jewel Stoves
and Ranges
are at the front
Stove Pipes, Elbows, Tees, Stove
Oilcloth, Stove Pipe Wire,
Stove Boards.
Cow Chains, Guns, Rifles, Hardware,
Furniture, etc.
You will have money left in your purse
when you get your supply from
GEO. BECKETT
Agent, Hamilton St., Goderich.
STOVE PIPES
'S(''oit have no bother putting tip your kr pes
if they were made by us. Ours are made
the same year after year. Stove Pipe machine
never changed -they always fit just right.
Elbows Mica
Dampers Scuttles
Cement Sifters
Repairs for all Stoves and Ranges
We have the largest and best stock of
STOVES
RANGES
ANI)
in the county. We'll take your old stove on a new one.
WORSELL8'
Hardware, Plumbing, Heating. Electric Wiring
and Fixtures.
YULE'S ELECTRIC SUPPLY STORE
is bent:- prepare.' than ever to supply General Electric Fixtures
.te etc., on the shortest notice. We are EXPeeTe in all departments,
and can 'overly and install e%. r y thing you want.
Our reputation for satisfactory dealing anJ work has been gained by
"experence," and experien. 0 is the only true teacher. Just try
this Ow.
Bicycles and Bicycle Repairs.
Yule's Electric Supply Store
Kingston Street, Goderich
SHREWD BUSINESS MEN VALUE CIOCuLaTION,end -
that's the Rustle They Talk te the Masses. Through