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LEE®URN.
News of the District.
TuttabAY, Sept. 14.
Reimer rent AuuueT FROM I).' >9.
No, 6. CaLKOIINit.-V. class- Darrell
McCann. IV. class, senior Harvey
:McCann. Allan Watson. 111. class,
senior Mi •tte Mclketald, Reggie
Mc(larn. Lorne. Tburluw, Annie
'010111p$x5)q, 'Tullarny 1'Is65bu1m. .11111-
° fur -,- Audrrw Bogie. 11. claw, ern•
iog• Ernest Bogie, Jluruty 'Tholepin's
Junior ---Della McCann, Beatrice Chis-
holm. 1. class. senior Philip Regie,
Mary. Gliddmt. Junior Lily Morris,
Shute Thurlow. Auer M. 'Two -reit,
SHEPPARDTQN.
Tufo oAY, Sept,. 1st.
Mrs. Jess- Orehain is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. McNee, at Nile.,
Alia' Allis Johnieton, of toderi . is
visiting he.rfriend, MiaAfars(toh in,
Mr. Mathewson. of St. 'l',iul. ,utit
his bride are visiting the former's
sister, Mrs. Alex. Young.
-- - #!w tiatausatl Moaned M.,ttday-t5'.
her' hums in Detroit after a isleaomit
,o
time with relatives and friends. -
Misr Marion Bug ie, of tiuderich, is
- i pendiug her holiIl*ys et the home
F__
-•.,r f,irr o utrn 11,1s.. -ifs''j rwr-
Lait Friday afternoon Alri. (tor -
don invited a few friends tit a quill-
-- -ieg and a YesJ--�Itasa!-tie
ae 1
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dealt.
DUNOANNON:-�'• MAFEKl lU. i Hr fall, Lauding on Isis fret and sprtin-
A. NEWTON, URNTIST, LL't'K• •
MONDAY, Au u$r31rt. ' i1g them badly, 1\ a hope soon to see
p g hiul aro I again.
NOW. --At lwmrrverydayuxtwptThur.- 15'r. and Mn. Nat. Saunders and
•
y., New remwlyfor extras:Linotoothlyotunu• (torKlnlly visited Crewe friends on Hun.
ate. Al tier than taw. t' oil. auk bridge work day. 1 - EAST WAWANOSH. -
r4.. Alwu.ar.,. yhto+tnamhreutabiel. - •
N. U. -tie eau d WA). bean }}uur i.o 4 much 'Tltar. Andrewn iw weatitlg'tbe u nal I3FLoi<v. t:, Au,;, aN1.
butter awl. i,. the dental onto. -inure Rine, -
Witter (wapiti.... for doing the work, inure lulu, ),appy xlllllr 1,t the proud lather._^ - Haar L\'.att'.aNu+.0 1'ul'NI'11.. 1'ouu•
f•,rtrblefur(lwtwtrrut. - a girl, -tl tort today pursuant to adjourn..
NOTA E. 'IYIK AL ALIEN( Mir. M. MsiIuuj[lyt' Otto, moon. aunt, unutu). s all prey. -sit. kfinutex
In DW1tgw wart for • Ir ,e sign, I, ,,t the Hu.. - war ter gust 5)f`%h's masa Johti• 'Afloat lure) iOS,W1 rs 1 ...id and , id. pied.
omd., lre,k uua st11uunery stare, wllnru stun over Sunday: -, A drputatiou f• Il5'lgr:tc,• .c.litw1
unh•1•s will t... lyretrpl fur .5)bne) (io14.• 1d1 1111 1115' -uuticil SALin sur a grin', its of
vertistug cud iib work, cud suint. will be
The threshers are having a buryK
Riven fat ruwulll, Ira1.t fur ttte sills. tithe ,5)t it now. Many gad yields -)' in Aid of pill t lhg in cl•„..:ogle.
ave Leen. ...,parted Agin awls, of au, Atul )sir etl•NI't:iwpri,vl'lur/iLi ill the
"nage. Moved by Mi. Mioll, src-
1}dint/ in 't rta1.1 in a VIV.nllt•i11..ellt-wt .for
nuy-ly two uo1ielh•. grnlually gid s'.
ism weaker, end het deaf h 111111 ire
,' p•''ts*I, li.eal r) wpafb)• i+ 1'41 fur
her brotlu•r, telt so lonely by Tier
scar .
!i'ry'hENrri Htrrr lt\INl. T•/ \Volts. :.
Giant Al.Neil leaver this hawk tor
Alkaloid, where he *ill wake his hums
With lir- •Ie while- attending the
Uullrgutle 11111ilu1t libel... Mr. Mc-
Neil war one o1 the siteees.ful students(
:.1. Mri1urih. Cull.•giste• this -smellier,
ubtatiuiilig 111•. secs( )'lase rrltlll.'atr
with lo.noi•.. and the, 1..•st wishes 11
him mane frirud. will .follow 1' t.
Aleafola. tor a-outinland iit1 of Isis sue
toss. Reginald Marks. who al... ob-
tained his second with honors. goys to
l.N,d.m to attend the Normal School
lhrre. .
N etersstat e. SienL.r' ill._.
lite. ('rawtord is spending it couple
of weeks with friends) in lioderich.
lilies M.Mur:Ly, of Uoderich, is et
present the guest of Miss Olive Craw-
ford..
Miss Olive (ioldtbotpe, of Ouderich,
visited friends Isere 1br a few days fast
we.k.
Miss White has returned to our vii.
Inge after enjoying a few walks' holi-
days.
Micheal al Rei.1 I,Itipped:a earltad 0
s•attle Dann idtcknow to Toronto on
Setif rttpy.
JM11)11,`Wilw.0 and Wlfel 01 F;lorn,
�are Venew 5)111 acqualntantes herr
theeweekn._, - -
1 spent.
The Mieses McLean, its Kiutail.
stayed .a short time the latter ended'
Inst week --with their sister, Miss
Lilian.
T1 as At
spending a cow
1101,xe
Miss Frank 1cLs turned to her
wised labors yestenta atter a two
rliOtnthli holiday. s
• ('harlrs Fowler her taken* position
in McKenzie's hardware stole. tie in•
tax e
Ilk/Ward Case returned home on $iit-
urday after spending his holidays
with friends mar Exeter._ Howard
ways he has received is few pointers on
farnl:ug.
amen will have well -tilled granaries K
, Worthy Kilpatrick tie spending •a "tided ly Mr. C gi that $L'tt be
work +t his hums here previousto his Kicrn fur )but urs,se.l'arriavl. aThr
court • of revisionw5)u the .luhnrun
departure for the \Vert on Tuesday.
lir has secured a position to a bard -
ware store.
GRICAT. (letu%VTII. - Miami Finlay
law a tine specimen of his corn on ex.
hibitiun at the pustofilce. It is thir-
teen feet and a halt lung and, is a
pretty tair sample (this cure patch. •
.,. LUCKNOW.
somas, Aug. 31st.
Fred Sanders left last week for Tor.
outer .ta, intrad the School of, Phar•-
Mies \Villa Ford has been engaged
to trach near Maple, and has left to
her dotiem.
R. D. Cameron and W..1. Irwin at-
tended the 1. O. F. High Court meet-
ing at London last week. '
Reeve J. V. Anderson hasrpurchaard
the pack of apples of the Norfolk Fruit
from 10,I10111 to 1:i,5MM) barrels.
8,11.VICIt WI•:5IINi. -On Wednesday
evening, 19th inst., Mr. and Mrs. 1%'m.
Armstrong celebrated the t welity-flft h
anniver.ary of their wedding. 'Thr
gathering Inclstdwl about tweet) H
ve
to members of
5)r i t addi 'ua mem r
K
1 tuthe
the family, of whmtu all were present
except Abe eldest daughter, Mrs. J.
Wilson !.f Uodrrich, who was pre-
vented by illuess at home from toeing
in attendance. Mr. and Mee. Ar
strong have 'want twenty-four of their
twenty -live yetse of [tarried lite in
Lucknow.
Wmemais AT K Vtlgt.-An 111
tersst'ng event took p ce on Tuesday.
the 25th inst.. at the
church. Holyrood, being
of Roger Corrigan, of Hut
.1. F:. Tom, ppubli44_w 1)001 iRepert,•r l ,i
(alien at the school Monday and to 1
the. standing imitroved and the dis-
cipline good.
Birder Texa ticnvlun -hsunueline
r'
liacden. are leaving grata • '[5)r the
K
West, Mies (Jordon going to,%.1)isit her
' rioter at Trehellie, Man., t Miss
Hoyden going10 Duchene'', S •
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PORT ALBERT.
Wm. -sta.'s v, Sept: 211(1.
Mr. Fellow has sold his propea)•ty to
Wm. Galley, of (toderich. i
i)r. W. Y. -Hayden, of Galerich,
spent Sunday in the village. -' -
Harry Leduor left thew parts o0
Monday, fur-I3ritisla -i uluwHits,
3Ir. and Ida:a Will Richardson, of f
Muskoka. ars \visi iag with relatives'
in this locality.
• • Miss Falconer and W. Mclean, of
(oderieb. paid a flying visit to our
burg on Sunday.
Miss Tens P. Hawkins left Iwo nal -
day fur Wingbam, where she has
secured a position as teacher,
Our 0.1'. I. students returned to
their labors yesterday lTuesdayl after
holidaying at their -respective homes
here. -
LAURiER,
TuestiAI'. Sept. 1st.
Miss Isabel McLennan intends leav-
ing for Chicago this week.
'Jack McLean. of Lothian. spent
Sunday with Geo. McGregor.
Miss liecea McKenzie was the guest
of Miss Annie McLennan a few Jays
this week. •
Misses Maggie Henderstm, of Kin-
loss, and- Annie McKenzie. Lothian,
were guests of Miss Mar McGregor
last week.
Mrs. H. Cook and daughter. Miss
(Dors, and' sop, Charles. of Luck now,
spent a few days visiting friends in
this vicinity. - -
Alex. McGregor left un Tueeda}• fur
the West to take in that stook of
wheat the Lochalsh correspondent
referred to last week. -
.lames McLennan returned ti hie
duties in the Molsons Bank et Water-
loo on Monday, having spent two
weeks' vacation et his home here.
LOCHALSH. ti -
Tu ituAx, Sops 1.1 --
Mrs. K. Liilico, of Ayr, is visiting
her brother, John Artnet.roug.
Grant le Campbell are drilling an
artesian well at Hugh McIntosh''.
Miss Annie M. Me('harles, of De-
troit, is visiting friends in this scram'
_ _ at present. -
A. H. Finlayson has. {tone to stay a
few days at Newton, from which place
he intimate to take a trip t5' the North-
west. '
.las. McKendrick his t•eturnsd to
the post office from hie trip to O.'droit,
t with a few more pomade added to 1111
atvoirdupoie. ,
John Hunter, of Duluth, who is vie-
ittag4 relatives' in i.tu•know, waare-
hewing acquaintanrea in this vicinity
last Monday.
ih/ne. Cameron and R. J. M-•
Kenzie will probably in a few days re-
- -eive the degree of (.1 B„ which will
- hP .ddrtta their ' • '
John Campbell has rent veil from
Ripley to i.ochalah, and ie n w resid-
ing in the house formerly )occupied Ivy
R, McCharlse, of Lucknow. -•
1EA•rn o1• RouKk•r Ale1NTusn. On
the :51t.h silt. occurred the (loathed an
esteemed, 'redden', in the person of
Robert McIntosh: at the residence of
his son, Hugh*McIntosh. The de-
ceased had been in iMlk me health for
some yienr% pest., owing to rhsuufati'
and other troubles, And was J severe
eulTeri-, especially daring the last
few months' before his de
ah.
H
r wire
of 1met ancivil disposition 3n1
luaurel hav-
ing
known and respect
reeided for natty years on a farm
on the lath r-oncesxion of Ashfleld.
Sonne years ago owing to advancing
age and ill -health he retired from the
larnl, residing first on the 12th (3051•
.'sselon and afterward(' with his son.
tingh, on the boundary lea wren Ash-
lieki and Illwull, W Itrre he died.- -
decea(wl was a consistent „iPlllwt' of
the Preahyterian church and was a
-regularattendant at Aal,Hrld Presby-
terian church when the condition of
his health permitted. 'l'he remains
were interred in I.orhalah cemetery
last Monday amidst a large concourse
of people from the aurrnunding coon -
try, Rey. A. Miller conducting the
funeral service. The deceased is sur-
vived by his wife and a family of four
daughters and two sons. One of the
sons, Rev. W. McIntosh, has charge
of a flourishing Presbyterian con •
talon In Elora and a daughter, re.
Thompson, now refitting in the to
of Washington, before her ante
Was well known is - charitable and
mission circles in tbe'ttity nt Toronto,
as' the superintendent of the Bible
Woman's Nome. Tits sympathyOf
the entire community ie extendeto
Mn, McIntosh and the other rnemben
of the family In their sad bereave-
ment.
JohnJohnston, ill n ton, of Clinton, arrived
in our village on Monday_ ll bar
taken p esessiun of the hat•ne busi-
ness recently pu (basal from.
1.
Henderson. \
NILE.
Truabev, Sept. lata
-Mrs. James McNee has goer {d
vial) persister' in Rattle Creek. afic
lbirs t I . v ) Hall. of Clinton. is at
present\visiting old friends around
Nile. \
Mr. and Mrs. Phar. Giryin are tali.
ing in the 'lorootao exhibition this
week, and before returning home in-
tend to visit points farther er east.
We are pleased to state that Wm.
Bailie, who has been very 411 with
pneutnotlla, iii now side to sit up, and
we hope soon to see him around again
as usual.
Mrs. Jas. McNee, of Nils, is spend-
ing a few weeks with her mater, Mee.
J.. A. Thonspeou. and children. -
Winnipeg, At (ingnac Lake. Michigan.
Mr. Thompson hating secured a cot-
tage for the season. We wish her a
pleasant outing.
('0(K0-11 Nome.. The women's mis-
sionary meeting which was to meet
et the home of Mrs. John Tiffin on
\Vednesday has been postponed until
the following week. on account of the
funeral of Percy Mcllwain. The
Epworth League, which meets' on
Tuesday evening.- is changed to
Wednesday for 'the same reason. It
wilt be the. regular monthly conseera-
tion meeting.
UK.aTII nF P Ell t Y M1 I I.w.uN. -
Much regret and much sympathy for
the sorrowing relatives is occasioned
anteing A wide rirrle 'of friends and
acquaintances Ian the' death at the
(:oderich hospital on Sunday of Rob-
ert I'ereivel, the eldest son of Robert
Mcllwain. \The youpg man wait
taken ill (in the 13th of August with
typhoid fevers and had been at the
hospital for al ost two weeks. Ilia
death wax due to hemorrhage and
perforation of tib bowebl as the re-
sult of the fever. The funeral took
,lace on 'Tuesday a ternn on `from hie
place
residencegau
Nile, to 1)pll-
non cemetery anti the very large
attendanceof friends and neighbors
bore witness to the geu*t'./ esteem in
which the younft man wa}t held and to
the deep sympathy with the father, te
whom' hie sons death 1s a heavy blow.
Re.-. \V. Conway, pastor of ,the Nile
Methenlist church; - ermet ethd the
funeral ,wrvices and the pall -beaters
were }truest Jeckunan, Ross 'Taylor,
Bordon Young,. Roy- _):uviol W;.Mc-
Knight anti %V. herr, all (beans 14 411,'
deeeaswl. Over one 1 deed vehiclle.'s,,
followed the hotly to the grave. The
decrasrd was in hie twenty -hearth
year and wits ,a generone. ,men -hearted
young man, universally liked. He is
'survived by two Minters, Mrr. William
Watson, Nile, and Mrs. F. W, Jervis,
of Trochu V'allry, Alta., and by _t v::-
brothers, Lament and Fran', at
horns.. •
It is almost as easy to find trouble
as It 1. to make excuses,
LOTHIAN.
Tnvnat1►Y. Aug. lriit.h.
,Mrs. McLeod, of Chicngn, is atayink
at A. Mcl.ean's. -
Everett Ilendera,n is packing with
W. M. l oim ee, of Laieknow.
Thw•Missea McLeod, of Lochalsh,
called on friends here one day last
werk.
Mrs. Heaton, e4 london, is the
giwet of her eiaeter, Mr*. ,tattles Mac -
I lonal.t.
+Miss Isabelle AleeKaay, of 1Vest Point,
Miss.. is here visiting her sister,. Mrs.
C. MacKenzie.
Miss Dialo and Allan Knechtel, of 11
11'ingham, spent a few days here this
week visiting friends.
Albers A. MacKenzie and M. Hen-
derson, of Kinloss, enjoyed the lake.
breezes; a few days this week.
Mrs. K, Hillof Hnrmenhow, Ala.,
and Mrs. H. %'anderhuof, of Chicano.
-eiaited tit --Mr. M.-h,een s fear a few day.
last week. . -
Tit KsnAv, Sept. 1st.
Ed. ihernin called on friends the
other shay.
Mies Woods, teacher, spent Sunday
et her home.
Mins Mary Smith was the g1 of
Mise Bessie Barnby over Sunday.
Miss A., .1. McKenzie bee returned o
Chicago to reanmr her work at. the
Fearing Willard hospital after 'pend-
ing two months at her home here,
' Mies Isabelle MacKay ha' retorted
to Detroit, on her way to West l'oint.,
Mtasiesippi, where she will take up her
work in October, after spending two
weeks with bier dieter, Mrs. c. M--
genste.
e wedding
'ood, and
Miss Annie Caesar. yl Longs" Rev.
Father -Corcorape performed t e cere-
tuony and afterwardathe bridal 'party
repaired to the residence of Mrs. Cae-
sar, where the wedding dinner was
served. On . the return froth tib
honeymoon trip -Mr. and Mrs. Corri-
gan Will reside on the groom's firm
near Iiol'yrood.
LOYAL.
MoenAv, Aug. alat.
Will MltPeer was with his Auburn
friends near Sunday. j
Mn. Clad) has returned `from' visit-
ing her friends in Auburn.
Mrs. J. R-dmond, of Westfield.
spent last week with her parents, .Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Young.
A nrrrnher of ctur residents attended
the funeral of t1, late D. Ferguson in
Ooderich oh Friday last.
Henry Homey, with his threshing
outfit, was in our midst last week and
w is doing Ane work. ",From seven scree
on the Jones - farm be threshed for
Andrew Green :ilk) bushels of tats in
one and threeatnarter Mitre.
WESTFIELD.
Tritst.AY. Sept. 1st.
Miss Jennette Cottle. of, 1Vhite-'
ehits.lt. is- vieiting bar aunt. - Mrs.
John )'hen ney. '
Mrs. William Cameron. of Winlni-
peg, spent a few days last weeklsit-
ing at the hntue of hrr uncle, %Vil'tim
Bamford.
Bordon Ainslie, of Tilbury. spent a
few days with his family at the tion
-m-trIe iiias- :father: J. N. Vatupbeli,�
before their return home un Monday
of this week.
Curium Nsrrts.---A. E. ,johns. of
Auburn, first vice-president of tile Ep-
werth Leagues of the lioalerich die-
trict,' addressed the. 1)onnyhmnok Ep•
worth league nn Sunday evening, the
.uldeet (wing, 'Some if Our Greet
Foreign Alissiuttariee."..Ernest Roll.
venom and A. I' srbu
Jist..tf-Auburn,
will take the services at Donnybrook
on Sunday eve ' g. Rev. Mr. •lours
takes ' the Preghyterien servi('r at
Auburn in the absence of Kev. Alr.
lentil .
\tk•ulan. Its:teen. The_fulluwiug.•is
the tenon of the standing of pupils ill
S. A, No. 6, East Wawanosh, for the
ruin of August : - \'.---'J7u,s. Bogus.
IV. Nelson Robinson, .Irnnie Tanney,
Leslie \nucleon'',, May fork (absent
one exalt.), Maggie Ferrow(abeeutune
exam.). Mier 11I. - May 'J'sanney;
iilly A'Th tt, Colin l ;anlptwll lillaent
one -exam.) .1iminr II1. 1'iolet. Burh-
+nan. 11 party Hibbitt. (:hprkrtte
Tunney, Willie Hallett, Roy Farrow.
Part 1I. Aggie Howatt. Part 1.- -
Viola 'Lottery. M. L tib..;fie. Teacher.
WEST WAWANOSH.
MONIAY, Aug. 31d.
Cot:NrIL Mgernera. - The council
boiled of West Wawanneh will meet
Inc general Muinees on Saturday.
September 12th. at 1(1 o'clock. W.
8. McCaoeTis. Clerk.
ST. HELENS.__...
drain and also on the 1lellahan drain
was opened sus par not ire. Owing to
a, sew minor ehangex rtylt uiplaated
which (lie council cinsidgred•woul.l lir
lreurlfciul ill Ude interest's ..f the
parties caner' nod in the J,11nentl
drain, the c t of revision on this
drain was adju teled 1i11 Saturday,
Ssptenalerr Stl1-elate-.54 1-e:cboek-
'1'h1 following anneals ori the Ilallahan
Mein were then brought up for eun-
riderat' Chris, Jyhnxon, James
AlcUIll, David lhnnl.ar atilt 'John ,all.
liaws. E. 0. -V.ta1s, the -engineer - in
-
charge: swing prrsrnt. After it hear-
ing bad been given the several appel-
lants isi this matter, it Was moved %1
r. Aentt ati SitiJet by Mr. .I a:rpie,
that Mr. Johnson'. port' of draiu he
rot off at line (wtweetl lits 41 stud
concession 4, and also, that the north
brunch, trots' cud of prrsrnt tile drain
to rider•uitd, be tiled ItI.te:ul of left as
en 0 n-dlaiu, and Iha Is l: w N.
e5' et 1
i :, as now w5) a w IluaUy
adupled and the (sent 14 revision on
the same Iw s•1i1rnd. Parried: The
clerk war instiuct.-d t. adeertilr fur
tenders for c11nlLr5A•ti1111 •of the John-
son and-iiallaban drains up tui tion 5)u
Saturday. Septunlwr Jt Is, Tenders on
e!Linehan IIS 1 o•
t1, drain limey 5)t 5'r for
Y I
the whole contract 111 ,n three parols
viz. north branch. s nth brunch • and
mein drain. After- pa. ul.t a number
of accounts, principally :flu gr:tveT
Aauuagrd rte., the 5'i tiodr rrljont•ned,
to inert. Ngaiva,I thutitd.,y, SepLviuJ er
next, et 2 otlonk p. tis. ALI:x.
Polt.1•Y-H V1 E5.U, Tow• 1... li ip clerk. -
Misr Jeanette d;..,, „f Whits.'
church. ie vista int her. 0 i,•n.' Mtssl
Ann-te Cli,uuneyTili ...•-•k.•
A, l'duk, .rt hill isle, v:I itwl at
Cleorite C. N_avI.r. ,•n Wean...key
atnd iti•i.lty of 31st nark.
\1'1111 EN Itr:.�t•ile•:.'I'Ilr:ne 111 s'r:•►n 5);4:.
--The alerting' 'of the %Vonien's 1u-
etituty, which have ieen euepwudrd
during July autl August, will Iseis-
rutue'd an4 the next turrtiug will be
held at the home of Mies Charlotte
Parruur on Thursday afternoon, Se -
teuiber 1001. at '2::tt) o'clock. , A i rail e-
unentsiw•il1 be Made for wiectiug t r
fall .h *bulbs and those who have ally
ptiete rare as to varittirs of bulbs
should be presaut at this' meeting.
will
the giviug of prizes for the lest mend.
iog and danuiug, a5' was discussed at
the .1line Meeting. r.
\ Vi4tat.d'Lgoal Opleen Lgvrr--•--4
Clinton, Aug. L'; - IL l'uoh,r of
Varna, Wild thiel $'J1 and colds fur
- `)tial -fn -lnii -hotel 'c5' ae.
1'arllil is
of Statile)
calor along
cause lwfors
l'l i n ton.
n the Itaral option toavusbip
"i• nor
shd Inspector 1 Iw
mexpeetedly. The .,iso
1• _police loagist'ate of
oy ' i A Western paper records the death
of 'TI w' Nicol. 1 mrntlwr of a
former' Winghant faun ' witi-h went
ty, Manitoba Montt Iw sty-tive )'':ars
ago and retUed at Hui vain. Thr
deceased afterwards left Boissevais
1 ''o1 te' t'r'ek
a oil a .v ranch at Ton and took
1
met his
Alberta,and it was there 11 n 1
death. lie wt1t returning 1111 a
field wlhrh iji�y' had keen cultiv ling
and had hit ell Isis horses 1,1 the
dewuc-rat ail attachwl the unitive a•
behind. ttpliigdown a hill the tongs
of the cultivator struck Mr. Nicol an
threw .lsim „tf his treat to the ground,
and a to.ith of liait'ulivator{ pierced
Ills els( , lie died Iw'a, days Eater, In
' the h.i p at -The rl•miius' were Ie.-'
ter•trd et (Mier vain.
ormee
A. C.s,k.. of• (1 ((Wish, an.l A. A,
Naylor visited "Jt %Villiain Choke's,
Reignite, on 1Vrdu...Iay afternoon.
lanae
Walker hispnrrhaerd ,i new
parab,r. with, all ah Madero int-
vesuents„tad h.a. 'ma' au..3.1 out-
•
\Ve ars ple:rse.t to 111' a1,Ir to elate
that M 'r Mae Reid. who' has leen
sutTering\from iatl4WuwtioIl -of thai•--
lungs and who underwent a succe sy-
ful operation boot week, is now doing
nicely.
PI
Ht.
Dr. Rivers, front the 'West. is visit-
ing his brother, Itev. (1. W. 1V.
Rivets. of Belgrevr. „'rhe, M. D.
preached very acceptable at 1!.• morn-
ing service in the 'trick Methodist
church last Sunday.
ANNIVERSARY SERVO KA,- The nu
nitersat•y services of the Donnybrook
Methodist church will be held on Sun-
day and Monday, Weirc.nber.l3tb and
11th. Ileo. 1)5'. 1)•,ng:alh tat North
street Methodist (;burets, li.alerieh,
will poach et the eervicee.at 2:344) and
7::111 p. m, tin Seethes and tltr'\Vrst-
field choir wilt furnish the Music. Un
Monday avenin; Dr. Dougall will give
his celebrated lecture un -Deland
t n d Irishmen." The lecture is
brimfl of wit and humor and no one
should mise hearing. Dr.__ -Dougall.
Silver collection at the dlsor, pi -tweeds
,.
a in installing a hotter u t-
t,Iwun.nn Iib light-
ing
RR
ing system in the church.
�
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
l't•i sn.v', Sept. 1st.
.Misr Ella MeeMatlr )meanest tet..Tm-
onto tlis week.
\, Thr Misses Agnes and AI' ' F'or
411 are visiting relatives in Ltmdon.
\•:Monday
'v 1. 1
'ss h a , u'. nth Iris on
'Mae
•for ;New 1'or•k, tui resume tier duties at
Mount Sinai hospital.
J. K. Maw. .1 Withisor, left, pets
steamer hing Edward, on Wednesday
. Make. ar on the Weeds. <:.�.
A. writer in 1 e F•u•ittet•'s Advocate
points 1.5 An evil \•Ilia! 111 lief ' g a
deriuu15 turuarr. t is only right, 1.5'
Kaye, to call 'Men 'nn (t. Otte phase
of our a5'ucul irr col 'ch is very seri
unsay- neglected, 1111d drat is I)5)• in-
ceauted uurulwr of vs, tire Jud the
spread Of noxious wards. •itliout .any
effective means being to ell to pre-
vettt their getting -aa foot lid aw gal
envie:ate thrid when they on ?e get in.
to settee lwctioni(tie is groin
intolerable for with - mustai
thist je, rhieoty, gi,w'kgraai
lately, bladder catul' all gt
in )irr" fields --the results,. in a f
years if aggteesive ntetusures one no
arenon atlopted, will he dios.Lrous to our
agriculture. Farina that were com-
paratively free front noxious weeds a
few years ago are wow overrun, leas
ening the crop. return,- isnd ti. o1•sali-:
cote them will (eke •h bettor anal
pat ienre. Whirr nnsny lilneuegs are
most diligent in lighting this WPC('
rviI and preventing the plants get•
ling at foe,Uwld on their bards, ntllet•s
alho-w them to grow with impunity.
having) no regard for their own or
their neighbors' w,h'are in this re -
'meet. `The weed-, Mown with the
wind or, carried by the birds soon
pollute the (leafier l.unla of thiel %gore
ditigent- netgtilsn. )Mill --a- s -Crit• nr
*)fair`s is atluwwl t, exist ender our
x 1 c Mime. of•ri-
g odern law n alt
5'u ure, and the farmer who desires to
keel 1,1. fi s,, free of these weed pests
most -irervasr 'extra diligence if hr
wishes 111 hitve a clean, prelnul.ive
fain.
ahttust
POP'
5)d.
rt ing
w
r
11110 t -U7' PICTURES
1Wo 01 THE LEADING
,1 YLES IN THE
LATEST MODELS
01 -
Semi=
Readv
se
Tailoring
amrsrrr�ssrrsr:wee .-Amismonnussrma3
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF THE ABOVE GOODS AND
ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Carhartts.'_ Overalls & Smocks
astta�a�s>• us�re4
1
.M
McLEAN- BROS
Art Tailors, Clothiers and Men's Outfitters.
'PHON 77.
1
r
That_ 1 ,: t; '.)a • 4n -the -Back
�,.
canis -0i by 1�-.---�r-----•-.-==�d+�, sAesinc•d, irritated kidneys.
111 there la Just ouu way to atop ii
GinP1curer:: t
11.7 1111,1 1..11 tlW
k„tneyn-IICntrtrn )-ttii, sr,t:.• T.,,i
thnaescaldin„luu.•+:itth'-+311,,),1 orf 1t
rrtisve tlate 14: 011 in the back 150 1 h:5):
G,n fill) dr. al o lhn rr:,,••nt •I . ^`._`
1.,5' tatat i uatir:ul and l ii;..n 1. :ds -..1 ,� Y
1,.,c ; 6 for $2,50. ' At, all a..tla,r+,.,r _..1.
ec 0t on neeil �,t • r price.
sa,mr.le id* DEPT. A. -NATIONAL Dd'J'1 `et CiIEM. CO. LIMITED
u ...0
enaon tett
r•
la
1,1
mut had Ilion time to grow. That's
the explanation.
L nshrinkable
\Underwcar
an't ravel.
is knitted
by machines
that lock every
stitch.
We stand ready
to give you a new .
arment for any Stanfield's
U derwear that ravels,
just we will replace any
Stanfield's- Underwear
that Shrink.
- Sixes from '22 TO 70 Inch
chest -in light,
medium
and hetiYwintor ights.
Chicago to Toledo by Canal.,
Chicago. Au :'.h. The pt•tt1ect of a
canal from Chico to Toledo, t►hiu,
cutting :.4)Ii miles, (ruin the present
lake )route, has lord kelt up t, the
Chicago Association o C 5'r.. -
E. S. Conway, wa • aha an of Atte
Association's drop Yater y commie.
ulil•nitl , after :t two Inn,ll lir' visit siora, who Is i,, elarfee of n' '.•-
-with-rehilivr*rrrtirrtnwrestol•. ._ - -Wentt--t _in' •A
letter to AI,tyor 11.11114 11'1.11 •k, nl
't•ul.•,1.•..111,.t •n. ..n,n1 ,- .Ihr 'r'at
Lake. I. t)n• bolt plait i• well ni 15 of
tht• energirr of Ihr a+wloiaiiun e. 011
d1•vote.l ill this pr.'ihto .l \ at erre ay.
The )•enol, ns proposed, would ise 211
mile. hint; and tui' my feel 'h.q.. It
trintl4 mart h•tno• M sola Chi -ago, cut
Ae:rixs Ali.higlti :U I, t,Likt IQ.•_lake
-,417041.-1-11.•' mil railer of IIIc U itimee
River, len miles la lnw 'I'o11.11n. F'r
tt1is pw,lrlt. 1t'allIe weld I,5' diverted ,tp
L c river to Lhr_grretelevator,' at Jsel
Tt s'os*v, se (. 1st.
.b-s.eph Stuart returned to the West
on Tueteday,
Mr. Allen, of Wingham, spent Sun-
day in thee vicinity.
MVO. Hrndereos, of Hamilton, is
visiting at Mr. (:lark's.
Mise 1:. Rutherford, of Dungannon,
is visiting in this vicinity. .
• We congratulate Mr. and Mrs. 1Vm:
McPherson on the arrival of a little
eon,
Mr. and Mrs. -Rod. Voting, of Car-
low, visited at Mr. C'lark's on Wed.
heyday, ,
_
Aliseer Mary, Margaret and Lilian
Clark spent Thursday evening at their
home here.:
!test. Robert Harbour. of Rttultville,
occupied the pulpit in Calvin -hnrch
on Sunday last.
Robt. and Charlie Miller returned to
the West on Friday biter enjoying
e five week's' visit at their hour herr.
It sEll IA.. -A very interesting
bn_selall match was played hate on
1Vsslnesday, August d'lth, between
lielgrace and St. Helene, reantting in
e victory for our boys, the (core being
13-Im. The return match will he
played on September 1tb.
At('torNTs. - Mt*. 1). R. Murray
met with a very unfortunate accident
last friday. In descending imine
steps she slipped, and, throwing out
her left hand b) save her, fell and
broke a hone in her wrist. We hope
to hear of her speedy recovery. ...,
Edward MrRnherts met with a very
painful accident last Thursday. The
trip -rope which he was pulling broke.
- MAYFIELD.
\1osi tv. .\i K art.
Ali.. Mee.,f 1 , 1•I .n. whi h3,
s int ht r hntli
,,y, h, , r. it 5)u, ,•J "U
A�°i lay of this Vv -r1,. •
Al r. Wautsley,, who spoknt Malbalh
in towel, ).sok-t1 »rt•vrfr-torsi). 1m
f,tt till eve11i1iu.
'pettish, tt611 Ieite
other) :Iw tt9.unr
draw's shard) un V
Alice llama y, u
spent the 41st L4'11111
of Mi.* Fsvgu+iui
List week. k .fav 11 .1f elo and Lake Ontario
Mise Jude Stetting, of the Isle nun-' lw ottens__
cession, lbideeiclt lownehin, who has • • ,
spent the part year in Nankin, Alberta.,
rrtyrnsd home ..n Satnlday 14,4.
Year dealer willilk
your -sire, end - vlTtfDt. .
sot. he swam thees4fer )res. \.
134
tTA1ffIF7is 1.°v'lil l TAL'R0. A.S.
Formerly y
13.1, !nig C...
4•,11114 Yr.
WILSON'S
FLY
PADS
Oa• t
aqM
p
has aetuatly
killed a •asM•1
et luta).
- .OLD •Y -
DMUCCIt1Tl, CHOW ala CURIAL STRR[a
too. per ora ttttt s for 2e.
will aceta whole .'.Yon.
•111111
1
111
I/
He. 1.w co 1pl5kIed ru1y COSMO of
-oidia. b` Iib M ,teal of rlalnt I
ladingtg. , roar a ply used hero by
0.'. M,nslgonler 11414. prenasal to 1
rnamatee absolle sal i+lartlon in
nit wriest work. -
Thi., new sy.teni of tIu44 i he eye..
).the c ery best sy.tenl 141wn, and
•
doe. awn • with u A
d Iib all a work and
lobo len ion. trying un 010........
Examinations are Free.
W. E. Kelp
y,
Jeweller and Optician
--:-Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
i _ C
ir/tr•lN
Afre. )Jhr.1 ' Browne. ..f l'liuton,
1 iwa, who has 'well sp ani i.g 1 hr ,awl
month with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J. 11 libido'', rete rtnl to her home tm
Monday of this week.
The Rankin fatuity'. vele, have iseev-
pietd Mr. Campbell's cottage for tit
past, tiu month., leave for their home
in Detroit ort \\'etdnesdny of this
week, accompanies) by their friensls,
tot rid Mint i wet
Miss )nils r a Reitz, dee
children l o he.
Mrs. I:Iarkr and n al f I
t t•nit. •
VAi .alms Dive .tit►: O;'frK. The
suauher VIWAtiou is over once more
and the t•o11:tge% and hoarding houses
are Memos) deserted. The )age is
loaded every uIortine and afternoon
wttfittraer who nave stint tt-"rii• holi-
days in balmy, breezy Hay11ris iutd
are loth to leave for their city homes,
especially as the weather has become
an WAiTif, and 'Venni likely 1i continue
Humane.
"Ha. toy fitly been it little detender,
and lketi kind to dumb nuittills to-
dayY'
"Yee, gt'wttelteta. I let your rarrmry
ontof the rage, and when my cal
-aught It 1 art'J'owsrr un lira.':
Looked Like I1.
Wife uliaplaty11'' a t„�. lilwpaloade
recently pureliesseli : "Ion't itbat per
•[s rtl a
) vale
1
Ilnshand•isrirtc vl . If )'.m wear
t.11.11 to Vh111•rh tumurnil1r, you'll go
aloe. 'There is a limit to everything,
ineludilii hale."
\Dear Bought.
h4.. firrelae Tedtrrin}glTinr glTNlr�1�:
"Yrnt're nlwa s nvittli1K
dt,ittgain
\Vas t th;• "eie Parr a• lime whs.en ynidn'
The Wife -"ie., i, vilinj'Wali.
ding lay."
UFLATII 111a• Mira (lAl.sK.v1111i. -The !fig oei-hes. are 3t Ihr 1.41 of -1119
,Nath iwcurted on 'Thursday Leet 14 crate herniae 1 bey acel eperked last
`zh''.jtlt 4ie'c1L. .-%Fiattl.l9 •aP
Rickets.
Simply the visible sign that baby's tiny bones
are not forming rapidly enough.
Lack of nourishment is the cause.
Scott'.; Emal.tlon nourishes haby's
entire system. Stimulates and makes bone.
Exactly what baby needs.
ALt rutuc.c•14TS 511, AND 4) nn
OUR SHOES ARE SO E -Z
on the feed that a bramint. stir feels
like an Cold-oow -'They d.+t4 h eh like
it tlenn h, an11,1 hey' won't fr.r (!long,
hem while.
01'1;'lI0la il(1i,1)
111E11: M11/11)E,
until the a"i% last dny'r near has
1 n •r
lura gni wit f them. '!'Ili•y ale beton
That. feel old lied look new all the time.
If foot V11114111 as Weil 35 (11111 al-
1raCtiVII.•a1 is an ohje-I, you will altar
it r sh.n•s woad nn nt 110 i. -
Wm: -Sharman
Godcrich.
lid
a ; aroo
i III, -5's err its
•,.IL,.t tioso.'e WNM
4.1
•N•••
col' to
:{1111 5'%.1111 m' Um 1t,QC of
Phew., to imit.otlirrll by the
COCKSHUTT PLOW CO.,
bf Brantford.
iR• -•ne to Mere the-Gitnotts
K11) KANGAROO
TWO -FURROW PLOW
Whale it in-in.at.uak.
THE BEST PLOW MADE.
Wm. Knox,
M/11.EAt&FNT IN li()I)RRICH.
Newest. St.,
Opposite Colborne Hotel.
TOILET GOODS.
We haVe a e (trete oek of TOILET ARTICLES i• the most Weleti
PERFUMES • TOILET CREAMS
Powers. andlothers. Witch Hazel Cream
BEDFORD
BLOCK
GODERICH,
ONTARIO