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BOLD LEMMING
on LEATHER GOODS
tthertor promptly attended to on leaving
ME SIDE Al.. n darlbh,,
A. K. TA Y Lt)H, STKATFnftD
`�iYNOI'SIS (►F' IJANAI)IAN
el salerliw'BST 1.ANU ItFAit'LATIUNS.
,11q,1er,un who I. the role head of a family,
ruby wale over IS years oldmay homestead
a++tuartrrsel•11uu of etsuable old,
land in
ltrniluls., Saskatchewan or Alberta. The
eppirianl must appear fu pernou at Lilo Uotnln-
1,1-Iy.uJs
Agent 1' ur nub garucy fur the
dblticl. Entry by proxy may D(I made at any
y,(eucy, on a•rWw eoudilW11,4 by father,
'outlier, cosi. daughter, brother 'or sister of
intruding homesteader.
Dulles Su uwuth+ ieoWeure upon and
'cultivation of the land in each of three ears.
A huulosteader may live within nine lege* of
1°s humesir:oI on u farui of at: leant HI Bores
deny °ward old occupied by him or by )its
(Ober, mother, ern, daughter, brother or
°r.
11, certain districts a homesteader In Rood
.t.urdiu1f 111,1!' pro e1W0 a uarter-.notion
aticigAde his homestead. 1 r4 a irtna per acm.
Uutiw Mud ruslte .lx month+ in each of 4.
te:.rs from dale of howrstead entry unelpding
ibr new er•ruire1I to earn howe.'Iend patent)
and cub 6. ate nny acre. extra.
:1 homesteader who ha, exha4+led his home-
-lost right and cannot obtain u {ton -eruption
nmy takd s
purchased homestead in certain
in -torts. Prier Stun per acre. Dulles -Must
',side six months In each of three year*. cultl-
fifty acro* and erect a house worth MOIL
W. W. Ifrit v,
•' Jtepnl y of the Minister of 1lei Interior.
H. I uanthorio'd publication or this ad•
ri i .rn •o' wilt not be staid tor.
Watchma ing, eto.
ll
1JAISEY I'AItK_
wAT 101.11 01. HM141.1.1 41 orric1AN.
south side of Square. (loderich, Uut.
Civil Engineering
Al;LJJLAN M. 13OBIi1LT13.--1�.j�11.
- _-- .nn. Ifydrautto Engineer, Ontario Land
ear. eyo .
odelich
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intim 1 n d'Mstreet.r Lean TelephoMockne I3 corner
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ALFRED E. COOK. TF.ACHKR OF
Pidnoplaying. Theory, Harmony and
1•oun!erpoin. Isup114 prepared fbr exaluina
toms* of torouto t.'on.etvatory of Music. Apply
.t Thomson* Music Mtore, Oodert.h. Mondays
in i Luton at re.ldealoe of Mr. Alex. Blacken-
rte.1Intarlo +tree.
Medical
DRS. EMMKRSON & TURNBULL.
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A. T. EYYamw)N, M.1).
W s. Trimurti. M. H.
Oakes Hamilton Street 'Phone lett
Hr. limmenons residence, North street,
sL 0eorq�.chu cb,'phone 186.
Ito. Torn all's realdemle, ltontreal.troet.
Southwest of Public Library. Phone 191,
1)R. W. F. (*ALLOW. M. B.
Herr and rerldeoee, Aorta street, Uoderieh.
north o1 I minty Registry otltre. Telephone. 121
ii
Legal .
1 1. KILLORAN, BARRiSTER.
i , .ollrltor, notary, etc. Money to lend at
t)Koen:-Nortd`Jtr'elL_Sloderlch
moat .Signal obcex 111 $eaforth Saturdays
and Monday*.
1l. li. CAMERON, K. C.. BARRIM-
1l TEK, wllcttor, notary' public. UTxs-
t'•t,onilton &recta (lolertch, third door from
wrunre.
DKOI'I►FOOT. HAYS & BLAIN
`` barristers. solicitors. notaries public pn •
t,nln Itt.Marjtime l'ourt. eta Udine, rot ride
81 ..aro, next oor i'. 1C. R•en-;tZvosery.-i'ri-
rile funds to lend at Icwsst rtes of interest.
W. PKoCUFUOT, K. o'. It. r. HAYS. O. F
dl,A1R
Ill ARLKSl0AIUU)V, L.L.H.• BAli-
t ICiSTkit, attorneys, solicitor. etc., tiode
net. Money to lend at lowe.t rates.
, 'JOHNSTON, BARRISTER. O.ollr'itor, commissioner, notary pati
Mc*. Hamilton street. (iollerirh
__ -- - taaneanna 11,11*ns,
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'MR SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONTARIO•
Xews of the f2itrict.
A lodge of the Woodmen of t
World has leen established at Kant
lien Short, a former resident
Zurich. diel at Woodstock receut
Rural telephone )hues are being co
structed in twiny parte of the coup
The town cuuucil of Kincardine h
struck the tax rate fur 11118 at 227 mil
W iughalu will have a Labor 1)
celebration, under the auspices of 1
('itizene' band.
Joseph !frown, of Harpul'bey, di
on Thursday last at the good old a
of ninety year's and spa mouths.
The ' congregation of Dorcheste
Presbyterian church has extended
cell to Rev, John Burnett, of Mole
worth.
The C. P. It. it installing elects
sells at the railway crossings ne
Blyth r1n ordered by the railway c
mission.
Arnold Harris, of Farquhar, h
sold his farm to Edgar Eamon and i
tends locating in the neighborhood
Dungannon,
Miss Berra Bryan', of Jamestown
loft last week for Grayson, Suskatehe
moan, where she has charge of a echoo
as teacher.
Thi tax rate in 8eafurth for thi
year itc.ifti mills for public school sol
p orters`',Itnd :21 mills for separa
school supporters.
The anneal picnic of 8t. Joseph'
church, CliUm, will he held in Fen
teatime'. grin •, near that town, o
Te
Iesday, Aug t 31st.
Martha, secom',daughter of Mr. an
6tee. eissi% ateriseer, -Mb euarvsnier►
of Grey: died un esday; loth inst.,
in her thirty-fifth yearr.
8. A. l•oidestnne, )641 Myth, Was
elected Grund Warden' of the Inde-
pendent order of Oddfellowr at the
(irand Lodge meeting last Week.
A. M. Robinson, Manage of the
Bank of Hamilton at Te water,
formerly of Wiugbsm, was quatart at
Teaewiat«r s.a Tuesday of tau to
Miss Mann.
Robert Sanders hart disposed of hh
boudeedActa. tarns iu.tbelnurnsbip
Mtephen to Samuel P1•'szcator, of the
ranee township. The price paid wag
nesse°.
Se•aforlh is to have a big day on
SVedueeday. August 2:11.11, when a pro-
gram of spume is to he carried out
under the auspices of I.ody Nairn
('amp. Sons of Scotland.
On Tueralay. August 111th, at the
Hensall manse, Miss Piurhum, niece
of James O;Hrirt. Hensall, was united
in marriage to Fred Ilorlwtt, a well-
to-do young fanner of Hay.
The wedding of Wesley 1.. Far-
quhar, Mm of SV. H. Farquhar, of
HuIl•tt. to Miss A, Eileen Rea. both
of $asketrsun, Sask., took place in
Wesley church, aaskatoon, on the
1 lith ult.
On %VeJnealay, July 21st, at the
home of Mrs, J. Kitchen, Salem, her
granddaughter, Miss ()live May Green,
was sited. -.to man.; able . to,. 'Thomas
Johnston, a well-to-do farmer .of
Hawick, near Fordwirh,
W. D. Pringle, whose tannery at
Wingham was burned down r''ently,
proponent to rebtaiWJ,1011 the ratepayer.
of ow town will rote on the 311th filet.
on a bylaw to assist him in the project
by way of s loan of $L,Ie11
The (in•y township correspondent
nl Tho Irussrlr Poet speaks of SVm.
Locking, of the 12th concession of
that township, who is in his ninety-
ninth
inetyninth year, and dairies he is the oldest
mann living- in hooter gaunt$
Mrs ere. Edge & liutteridge, of Sea
forth, have been awarded contracts
for the erection of the hydro -electric
transformer stations at St. Marys,
Stratford, Kerlin and Guelph, the
price being $1!0110 for each.
%lies In iht l(a McRae, of Kincardine,
whose death wen -reed on the ctrl inst.,
wa• a native of liralerirh, a daughter
of the late John McRae, who after•
wardds i'inuwved to Kincardine. Mise
he .but week. It broke out about 10::$11
er.. o'clock in the forenoon in the 'spalt-
of . menta. of Mrs. Walker, in connection
ly, 1 with the - Thouyw.m block, and
n- I spread quickly. Mr. l'houtpsop's
large stock of dryglods, clothing,
'1' 1 groceries, etc., valued at about
o1, 1$10,6141, was destroyed. 11e has an in-
surance of $7,1411. Ur. Blair, whore
ay j house and office were in the same
be 1 block, lust bio feirnitut•e, library, etc.,
and had no insurance. The story he -
longed to (Ir. Ferguson nd was in-
ge gored.
Boy Killed in Bruce Towoshlp.
r Wni. Rouppell, the seventeen -year -
a old son of Henry Roupphell, of eunces-
a- sion 0, Bruce towuship, was killed
Friday morning by being dragged to
it death by a horse, the boy in Mune °w-
ar known manner becoming entangled in
the harness. He left the (sort with the
horse to go to a back field to pull wil-
low stuurps, and it is suppled fell or
was thrown from the aulinal, who be-
n- came frightened. The horse was
of seen wandering about the field. and
on investigation by the father the
hoy's lifeless body was found tcrrihly
- mangled in one cud of the field.
Died in Saskatchewan.
Rul.wrt Ross, a former Huronite,
r died July 13th at Manor, task. Mr.
'- Rosa was burn et Itodgerville, in this
county, itt INW. As a )sly of eighteen
he went to Quebec and entered 111,'
e office of the well-known firm of J:enc..
Buss At Co. Tbia position he held 1,u
n til his marriage in IFe1), when he re-
moved to Montreal told was sss,s'i-
d
aced with two brothers at. tea uarr-
clwanta.fuel weld. to
Manitoba and theta to 8askatchewen,
where Ile e•hgaged in hurines. at
Manor. He is survived by his wife
and three 'hildtyn. Deceased wan
the tenth of a family of eleven, and of
his brothers and I+i.ters those who or
still living are : Mrs, George Moir. of
Hensall ; J. K , of Nesbitt, Man. ; W.
It., of Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Gavin. of
Hensall ; Jane; of Hensall, and Mar-
garet, of •Emerson. . -`
A'Series of Accidents.
A ch14141+r of sceitleitts 1t' repos
Vol the southern part of the count
s. John Rosary, of (leborne, wag
thrown trout a wagon sed fractured
her elbow. A young son of D. Cottle,
Farquhar, is recovering from a broken
collet bOne., sustained while playing
with other children. A Soli of John
Pet kins, of Ustatrne, fell off a barn
and broke hoth hones of one forearm.
A more serious mishap was that which
orcurretl to James SVhite, of Exeter.
He was asaiilting with a threshing
near Farquhar, and undertook to re-
move some oleetructiun from the
blower while the machine was in
motion, with the result that his right
hand and it. part of the forearm were
taken off by the straw -cutter, Henry
Shank, a Crediton young pian, whiff.
driving sonde horses ran againet a
hinder knife, which WAS lying against
a shock of grain, with the result that
the kneecap was cut off.
In 1)r. Elliott's elawnce his practice
will be Nuked after by 1)r. Sawyer.
For the fourth 1' ' John Mclriar-
mid has horn appointed j.dgt• l'
heavy horse% at the Wr.tern Fair,
London. This is au uuulietakable tr'ib.
um to his ability as a judge.
(1 Kerr M 1.1 RKstook Luau: -'rite
work of remodelling the grist will
and iustalling now machinery ha.
been comppleted, and the mill was
started up last week. ,'cry eatensiv,'
alterations have been made, and an
entirely new sy.trui of s-Ikitas flour
has leen installed.
Data cit ot• Mits. 1'. If. 11('KkNztt:.
The death took place in Kiulues on
Saturday, Augu,t 711, of Elizabeth
S'alens, wife of Peter 11. McKenzie,
ex -U. P., in the sixty-fourth year .1
her age. Mrs. Mckenzie haul been 111
fur several months and her death was
not unexpected.
HOW LICKS AT dant:Kst•Il, - 'own
rinks of Luckouw howlers went to
lilsl,•n'Iell tart wrack (11eon/pelt. 111 the
annual tournament fh.•r•' %V. :Vliu's
reek, rnuyknell of (i. 11. Smith, .1. (i.
Murdoch, Thos. 11'otwoe, with 31r.
Alain so Skip, 104,01 the ereond prize in
the consolation watch. h the Scotch
doubt.,. J. McGarry and SV. Horn
Wl'u the first riri're. Thr prizes
brought home by the successful l I wiers
are very Ilandsonte.
F'1EIJI GKAIN ('uMr1TITIUN.- R. 11.
Mayberry, of Ingersoll, has completed
his iuspsr'liou of grain plots entered in
the standing field grain competition
of the Luekoow Agrieullnl•al Society.
The names of the seven exhibitors
standing highest in his report are :
Jlae. Alton, pelletal ; Jas. Baird, Lurk
new: P. J. Downey, ('lover Valley
John M'Charlec, ('lover Valley :.lobo
Met)ia,'tnid, Luckouw : HINT. McKee
.zie, Lucknow. _Julio. McLeod. Luck..
now. These names are publishers in
alphabetical order. Any of those are
eligible W enter the wheat competition
at 'Toronto.
LOCHALSH.
Tcgo iY, Aug. I tb.
The whistle of the threshing mach-
ine is once more brand in the land.
' - Ma -Moto - McDonald; M British Col-
ombia, is visiting at the parental
home.
TaJgmr -Ko 1 Is 0 e congra o
on passing the normal school ten
trance examination hold recently.
`• Allen and Donald McKenzie, of New
York, and Rod M.'Kenzi,, of Chicago,
a nded the funeral of their sister,
Mat, John Dickson, last Friday.
A'r THE Plt'11t . -ratable a number
from` his section attended the Kintall
A' eo's " Institute picnic, held in
latkeview Pat -k, Kintail, Mat Wednes-
day. We understand that David
Stewart, sr., well known for his
popularity'prnong the ladies, although
decidedly not aro slightly built of form
as be was many years ago, yet took
nearly all the honon•a in the Scotch
reels which cae off on the occasion:
Also that John 'McRae. who recently
returned from the (:olden State of the
Union, on the mete occasion showed
an activity in his' pedal extremities
which, old residents say, wits
-rtlaractertetic of btlt wtt.w 'tta-hsft
%here emote forty years o.
A 1V0NDKI(WUI. Loft T.—The new
light installed at Point'`l'lark light-
house bast spring preseoti occasionally
on dark nights xome- very -awe -ire and
startling effects. The light is Ho
powerful that it ig reflected floor,i the
clouds when they ate dark, heavy and
lowering. One night recently trail
4.was arstgtwwrved byb soufeat Pin this sect searchlight. n
t ' appear regularly in the southwest
and sweep rapidly around in a reeij.
rirck :--extending 1e --lengthanutel3-
the zenith of l ochaleh, and disappear
in the north, doubtless to complete
the circle on the lake -side. This of
course was caused by the WT111111.410
of the lantern at the lighthouse
around •its axis.
STCNu !-- Yes, the superintendent of
the order of "t'nchoisen Friends" re-
turned all right, but he found the
ancient Antberley hedge of the• same
..' A WORLD OF GOOD:
That's What Mrs. Kinsella Says Dodd's
Kidoey.Pills DidJor Her.
3t eAlalachie (qua, dug--
ciall.—Wolnen who .suffer will be in-
terested in the story of Mrs. James
Kinsella, of this place.
"1 had a pain in my right hip," says
Mrs. Kinsella, "and in the email of
the hack, and was swollen all down
the right side of the abdomen. I, was
obliged to pasm water every fifteen
minutes in a Immo&* itching sort of
way. I could not Steep but was
obliged to sit in a chair for two Sum -
mere.
-Then 1 started to use Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills, and after the first box felt
touch better. 1 continued to use
them, and now 1 can go to bed and
sleep as other people do. They did
rue a world of good in other ways.
loo.'
PRIVATE FUNDS TO -
loan. Apnly to M. (1. o'ASI
FACIE:. It. coder, Hamilton street, I ioerirh.
arra It. ROBERTSON.
INSURANCE Ann T.
F nu: AND LIGHTNING : 11ri11.h, Canadian and
American.
Act ''Mot r i4n:RNKr1R AND F.MeAIt Ens' LI ARIL
err - The I keen ��ltorldent and Guaranteenr;.ort! ion, Lim tell, of London, Fog.
Ftit I.ITT AND UuASANTKK 1111N1441 : The U. S.
h'IAel111 and (ivar..s°lee 'ore pan y.
Innis. at residence, northeast corner of Vie -
And SI- Ihavidst reefs. (Tone I:n,
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(►lIN W. 1'RAl(1IF 1.!1''E, FIRE
r end Aerldent insurance. Agent for lending
nee Hal end Monk ofn.*.N.4a
age. 11 r1(.'e In ad
Lees rtr.rted on beat plan and at luwe.t rates,
1 ..II Al ottk-e, corner Wert Street and Square
in address J. W. l'ItA161E, tlat'etich,- Ont.
I'rte .hone 21
11141:11.IA)P MUTAI. Flltll LV-
l til' IC A N.'t•: t' O, 1J --Fano aiid S�DtatM
(,inn property insured. ..
I NBrrrs J. K, Meissen, Pre.,, Kippen P. U
1. Fraser Vico-Pres,. Krureneld 1'. U.
1901. lis ., See. Trois., Seaforth P.
nire.'Iors --Wit. Ibosomy, Seaton h ; John
D. miens, %Vint hopp• Drente !Mir, Seaforth;
John Ilrunrwe4 Unhlln; Jame* Evans, !leech
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stood ; John Wait. Ilarlork ; Tho.. Fraser.
Itrnr'enrld ; John 11. Mcl.,are, Klemm ; Jae.
1'°nnotly, *'Moron.
ray, HolmesrNM. slfrnt for We'd
Herm. , Polley hoidens can toy owe*nments
^ol gettheir verde revelppl1eel et Toner R
I►rown's., Clinton, or at ft. 11, ('1,d/'. frac. IT.
Kty*ton street, Uoderlch.
Marriage Licenses
`�A1TKlt . KF:1,.1,
OUfFK'KI('ll1, T.
Watchmaker. Jeweller and llptterse.
leaner of Marriage IArensee.
\tf•
LANE, 1SSUF.lt OF MARK!.
• Ante. Dreamer, Dederick, t tit.
SHAVING PARLOR
,11?1)F'0Hi►BLOCK BARBERSHOP;
0111'x+ It,hapalms/ the best nown a*ervlee In .hat loopular g
Its/reel/Ing, etc., rte. Ladle.' shamouolnt a
leer ppaa.ttaremge will be appreciatedhands employed.11. .
IhIFtIMtCtL Proprietor.
aactioneenng
THOMAs OUNDRY, L1VK BTOI:K
sad Mend auctioneer. (Mlese on south
S1tret,
wane he will be found at all times
Dass nn. 1M Wee. Terms reasonable and
P1lowoa mei a sed W five you wtLhothen,
. AUCTIONEERINtO.
First. then, 1 would give this not at
•
al1 startling bit of Adele*: Kiler
yOur speciality; to the doing of the
thing that yun accomplish With moot
of satisfaction to mused?, and moot
ol benefit to throe shout you• Krell
to this, whether it is raising turnips
er tunes painting screens or battle-
Plamilt—Frances E. Wiliam!.
Mr. and Mts. John MeNah, of Sea -
forth, have been bereaved of their
youngest danighter, Jeen Moore. who
departed this life on the tali int.t.,
the age of twenty-nine years. De-
ceasied was a sister of John MeNah, of
The Tuckeramith stator.' near Bruce -
field has been torn &mit, to he re-
placed by a new building. Messrr.
Sparkman, of Hayfield, And Welsh, of
lienrall, have the eontract. School
will he held in a vacant, house until
the new building is complete I.
Werineaday of last week the wed-
ding took idol*, at t he bride's home at
elilest daughter of Mr. and Mrs... J. P.
ROWS, formerly of Exeter, to William
Robert Bellamy, of Vancouver. Mr.
and Mrs. Bellamy will reside at Yan•
Christopher White, who has been
feaeher in the Leadhury school for
fourteen year.. has resigned his posi-
tion and left with his family for Wind-
sor. Ile has waited a school within
two miles of Windsor at a salary of
$7011, whererm he was receiving only
COO at lesulbury.
James C. McLean, of the 2nd con-
eferSitin of Tuckersmith, is retiring
froin the farm to enjoy a well-earned
rest. and haft purchesed the property
of the late George Blair, to the south
or the village of Kippen, on whieh he
purpones erecting a comfortable brick
dwelling this fall.
The death of Mrs. Calvin Newell, of
Hen*all, took place on Monday of lent
week, after A lengthy illness. Mrs.
Newell Wee formerly Miss kfargaret
McKaig. and ehe nodded near Chisel -
horst before her marriege to Mr.
Newell three years ago. She wits
thirty-one years of age.
Brussels. have dissolved partnenthip,
and the business will he eontinned by
the former. .1. S. Mulford, who wam
married on Wednesdny of last week
to Miss Amelia. A. Mcflillivrtty. of
Wingham. him gone to Portage la
Prairie, Man.. where he has accepted
a situation.
A happy event wee celebrated at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lauchlin
Gorthat, Hisepuelmy. on Wednes-
day of last week, when their eldest
deughter, Miss Annie. was tanked in
marriege to Philip Ernes Dingman,
physietill Instructor of the Y. M. C. A.
at Galt. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. N. Shaw, of F.gmond-
The trot& of (trey township were
shocked to hear die news of the sud-
den death of Robert McKeivie, of
Ethel, who dropped dead en the 5th
inst. Heart failure wow the cause of
denth. Mr. McKelvie was horn in the
township of Vaughan flfty-two years
ago, hut had lived at Ethel contin-
uously mince he was two years of *go.
He leaves a widow, but no family.
Big Fire at Mei.
A disastrous fire occurred at HOW,
township of Orey, on Thrapity of
•
Empty, Aug. 13th.
PIIRRONSI..—Mrs. Moody. of Elora,
ia renewing old acquaintances Around
here Mrs. Jas. Barbour and gone,
James and Elwood, visited friends at
Kingaff last Week ... . Miss Mabel
McDonald. of NVingham, im visiting
her grixtulparente. Mr. soul Mrs. T.
Wingliam, is visiting at the home of
H. Rothe, ford itt Present.. ....Miseem
Lizzie end Etta Steady, Winghant,
are visiting ft len& in this neighbor.
horst Mr. And Mrs. Jam. Webster,
Lucknow, and Mrs. Jas. Reid, 01
Stanley, visited friends ar St.
Helens lately. Winghant Advent....
Last Filthy evening SS Rev. A. H.
Moyer was driving into ',nen fr he
north Ise tnet Mrs. flolt's large motor
ear a abort dietance mit ed town. His
horse. which is unually mined
tbt• machine and the wheels wen.
crowded over the embankment and
.he buggy upset.. Alr. Moyer held
!inlay to the lines and sticeeeded in
preventing a 1 unaWay. but in the no.
set he sustained quite a *Primo' frne•
lure 01 the Ph011111er that will lay hint
the rer brought him in to Dr. Gordon,
where hin Myelin. were attended to.
Some dal:sage was done to the buggy.
II Ault now Sent int.!.
11. E. Finlay lett twit week for Mani -
Lee Horn has gone to Toronto,
where he hare secured a pomition.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Smith ere
taking the lake briwaele et Kincardine.
Mrs. WA. Taylor, ?dim Taylor and
MN% Lite are enjoying the leke air at
The imeknow pipers' bsold 'is en-
gaged for the celebration at Keiforth
on the l'lth inst.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Boyd, of Chi-
cago. are visiting Mr. iloyd's mother.
Mr.. John Boyd.
daughter have been enjoying an out-
ing at Kincardine.
Dr. Walter 8. Baird hal returned to
Montreal after a monthn_bolidays
spent with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Treleaven anc1
child, of bleaforth, are visiting et the
home of W. E. Treleaven.
Mae Lily Armstrong has Hummed
to town after a visit of several weeke
with her sister, Mrs. J. J. Wilson, at
Rev. T. R. and Mrs. Sawyer are
away on • nionth's vacation, which
they are spending at Orend Bend end
Woodham.
Rev. C. W. Saunders, rector of the
Anglican church. is away on a month's
vseation. He be visiting several
point. in hew York State.
Dr. and Mrs. niott left last week
on a trip to tbe West, during which 8_,
they will visit the Elesttle exposition. 5/
and confusion: This was the result 14
carelessly oveiturning a hive of B's,
by wine!' some of the membeis of
course got badly atung, am! the howl*
of rage and pain are finding vent
through two newspapers. Th.. Ex loess
and The Signal. But we predict that
Wane ottel am i I y will yet ;riot', when
tote will quietly return to cultivating
the siiiiiiller fall OOP 4,11 his TEA ll i ll ea
and t he other to the gentle. avocation
Of handling I lie curling t,,egs, while
the forlorn maiden will milk the 'untit-
whether such lineage an bachelors 1.11.1
babies will ever fall to her ba.
Dear!' eie Mita. Di eusov.- It come -
es a shock to the et llllll meaty last
Wednesday a hen it became k now n
during the 410 y that the tleitt II of Mra,
John flick -am, 12th coneession. had
taken ;deer somewhat eittlthoily that
morning. It had been known that
Mrs. Iticloton tillIR in a serious ...Milli
Ijoh ri. an el ysipelmi some days pie -
el ing ale . her friends hail Hood hopes
4.f neeillik, lier l'entoreit 1.4 .1101 flint
heath It..., dint as it etimet lines happens
whielt t le. de aslant was entree leg. she
maiden name Warm Isabella McKenzie,
Was born iti A !afield fifty yeitis 4114.1.
near lientlis•k City. In early w lllll an.
hood she was initrried to John ilieksosi
of the tonne town4hip. and r..si.1.•,1
with hint on the 12th concessiion at the
lake Shoot need and nfterwardm at
Hemlock City. Mlie was a (Milani
wife and loot itt•r and bore bravely the
toils and cares incidental to the tip -
'bringing of het family. - She VVIV4 the
mother of fourteen children, eles-en ‘,1
whom MT still living. It is to the
mothers of such families, thnt, the
reeognized in a more tangible manner
The dee,•nsn1 is mut vivre' by her boy-
hood, five MOOS end nix tiallglifors,
T:Z. : Ili/MIAs. On the Lake Shine
Irmo/ ; itoderiek, in the United States:
Mee. .1. fillet"reight, 011 coneemsion.
Huron ; and lama ittid Mime ivith six
younger et home. The remains of the
deceased were followed by an unus-
ually lerge commit**. of fliends find
acquaintitnees, to Kintail cemetery
aud them ititerred. The heartfelt
sympathy of the co ity is ex-
tended to Mr. Dickson for the sudden
and severe blow which hes Isifallen
him and Menlo, the femily for the lobo
of a faithful mother.
riot Marrying in Haste.
"1 hope, Jennie, that you helve
givett the matter Wert stir ronitideia-
tion ?" add lady to e servant gni
who had "given notice" became@ she
wail to he married that day two
weeks. "Oh, I have, mean)," was the
earnest reply. "1 have been to two
fortunetellers and *clairvoyant, end
looked in a sign hook, and &veined or
a lock of his hair, and been to unto of
rid they all say go ahead, ma'sm.
al ono to marry emblem; like."
Woman's
Weakness
A womate's reproductive
organs are in the moat in-
tense and continuous sym-
pathy with ben kidneys.
The slightest disorder in the
kidney's brings about a
corresponding disease in
the reproductive organs.
Dodd's Kidney fills, by re-
storing the kidueysto their
perfect condition, prevent
and cure those fearful dis-
orders
i..orders peculiar to women.
Pale young girls, worn-out
mothers. suffering wives
and women entering upoo
the Change of 1,ify your
hest friend its
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Western Fair, Sept. 10.18.
The dairy demo listen!, of the %%'esl-
ton Fair this year is ,lot railing slwe•inl
interest. - Surrtmitk,l, a. Loudon is,
by nor .ef the. Lest dairy and ago irul-
lora1 districts 01 Ontario, it in alsite in
keeping that the tnnmagement s1 Id
give special attention to this exhibit.
Butter -making con teats w'iII take
=place- eatelt Wotail.fil(. aat1Al 'a• ••.ra .out
*luring the exhibition, surd, in addi-
11t.11 10 large prizes offered. a Is'ilulifut
silver cup has teen atonal. d by Ihr
Windsor Salt ('i.. to the winner. in
the 011141 rla>s, The grain hill in.
shown this year in boxes instead of
bags, thereby mak i tig 0 more 'form
exhibit, And it is expected the t xhibil:,
of routs, vegetables tool fruit will be
large thi1 year. Prize lists paid all *0-
fi re...1 i.,.. rm applir•ntirm-try tan- Seer.-
Tory, 4irurral (fit,..., 1,0nda11, (hltario.
R Special _T
Service.
The li. T. K. is prepared to give an
unexcelled service to 'Toronto IixhiU-
itioo,. 1 • trains daily in either
direction, carrying through conches
and parlor cars to Toronto without
change. Special train will trate
(lo,h nicla at ($.111 11. In. Ion e•xrllrttinrl
clays. Fur tickets and information 4%411
on Frank Lawrence, down -town ti. '1'
It. ticket agent.
Ilearine, a simple rind agreeable
po,t,uIe, made from ('anadia■ Hear
gt•ease, fields the hair roots and awakes
them grow. 5lic tt jar.
_`- , -A Hargett -1 a Bargain. __
The mother of the twins found
them fighting furiously. SVillie, the
larger twin, was on top. Ile Watt
heatingI'0 y about the fare and
bo
"Why, n Mit.,hair-dare- yotr.trite
your brother like that!" cried the
mother taking the l/oy by Ihr ear and
pulling lime off.
''1 had goo l cause le strike him,"
answered Willi,'. - -- --
" S1'hat do you mean : ' she :asked.
"1Vhy," said SVilhe with ri right(NN,.
air, "didn't 1 let bin' use it y sled all
last Saturday on conditiull that he'd
say4ny prayers for me all this, week
And here I've just found oil that he's
skipped three day+,"
dope, mac- frtgfish.
A Jlielland.N line whose shipment to
3apan of Milne goods was delayed ie.
calved the following siinti uttic:ation
from their' 'Owls - appointed ..lnpanes..
age t:-- _
" nth regaled to Ili.• matter .R. esc:tp-
g t penally' for non-delive;ry of
this -there is only t.nr array tn'clrrp
round sa9w by diploucl. V. must
snake n tit of strike orcm-ring in out
place my.presence on enclosed form t
let ter and believe this will a void t he
trouble' of penal! y lllll As %Ir.
is most religiotA and control ent t11:111,
also heavily tiihigto anti gailly. it
fears me Ilint I a apply lid hi.
some at Yokohama. office, making
.forge, lint no calls,. 'flit- fear of prison
happs•nito7s, an I lit. often baptism, by
inerelinitis of Melt integrity, Hid it
this involves that t tele „honor look
ness purpose. I think es Is Iltra
little *ernent-liko wisdom Nof polite
manhood ntid thus found litixi-
Ite-s edifice."
DARE YOU EAT HEARTILY ?
Or Is Every Oood Meal Followed •
By Discomfort?
So -certain are we that "Little
Digesters" will cure Indigestion every
time -- for every person—for Y0I1—that
vie will give you your money back
without a word if they fail.
You can enjoy a good, hearty meal
of wholesome food three times a day,
if you take a tablet after each meal.
Read how "Little IligesterS" mired
Mr. Tlwxly.
"Vor two years I suffered with Indi-
gestion, and nbtained no relief front
anything I took, including several
prereriptionr from proud nent physicists/.
Every meal was followed by aCnte pain
until f feared hi eat, consequently
became run down for lack of nourish-
ment. "Little Digesters" were recom-
mended to me by a friend and I tried
them with remarkable results, two
boxes completely curing tne. 'It is three
months since I took any, and' I ham
not suffered a pain, no matter how
heartily I eat I would certainly recom-
mend thetn to anybody suffering with
!Signed) R. THODY.
141 Yorkville Ave., Toronto.
Jane 12, reoo.
"Little Digesters" can be had from
your druggist or hy mail from Coleman
Medicine Co., for as cents a box. 24
damn
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'Phone 56
Tatunarikti Acholoe 19, 1019
D. MILLAR CO. Ph"e 56
• ALL RF.MAININU STOCKS OF
I OF SPECIAL INTEREST, TO TOURISTS --
We would .11 aw speciel at t ..fit ion 1,1 oily very thee assortment of
I lad i vs' tt, i ti children's K nit ted Goods. and visitor'. should tuake • point
of seeing these no -11111 and comfort -giving gai melds( lwfore their vac*.
It ion rude.
Summer Goods
are being cleared at mere nominal
prices to create a speedy clearance
•
1
'Lathes' Knitted (biller*. all eidors,
lett P.,I1)' Coats, all colors,
1.4,1 1.-•• Knitted Votits, all rotors,
(hike, i-ateis 01141 1 110.041 4. in large variety,
Lam.. ..,1 shawls ot all colors and
Large Variety of Steamer Rugs.
McCall's Patt, rns and Publication for September
now in stock.
3
'PHONE 56 MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE 'PHONE 5,6
alb
For the Summer Toilet
We **we in week an the ieedieg Toilet Preparations.
American and French Perfurz*s.
High grade Soaps.
Face Powders and Creams.
Any special make not in stock we can procure for You.
DUNLOP,
Bedford Block,
The Druggist.
Goderich
COWAN'S
PERFECTION
COCOA
•
Its richness and exquisite
flavorgive an added delicious-
ness to homemade "sweetS"
and dainties. Be sure you
get COWAN'S — the cocoa
with the Maple Leaf Label.
THE COWAN CO. UNITED,
TORONTO. 133
least noker Does tho children's merry laughter sod notes
friet-7(or 11.Ttor make pan. heart pimp Witr-yeur-ess-reir
arc In it ..onilitinn. Von 'teed PS RINK the (matelot
,dr Tonic*, There Is life in every dote It imam brigbtar
and happiee. gives you • good appetite, make* your work •
pleasure and enables you to enjoy life. the merry printed
?tic children and the vielt* of your Mende
Nervous and Run Down
" In resent to your IN YCHINE, I cannot *Mak SOO
1110(bly of it. I we; foaling nervous, trembitug ros down
before taking PSVCIIIN IC and bad a tea tough. Dell
PSVCIIINE helped me more than anything i e'er tried asd
I Kiva it all Um praise " Mrs. Georgic Nolgart, Oseaueque,
Mend to 111% T. A Slocum. hiedted. 219•11 11111
tor a eample of the. wonderful tonic to dio Thle will convince you slot thers is=
lite PSYCHINE in the world for "run down
acid nervous" font. It le quirk in ita Fusion,
and le absolutely reliable, belting a mrstril of
wilstrly 80 years. The wbole family wan take It
children like It. Sold by all druggists
entores, 00e and RIAD
CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION
TORONTO
August 28th - 1909 - September 1 31b
Greatest 11:Ave Stock Exhibit on tbe Continent. Forty industries
in active operation.
ADMIRAL LORD CHARLES BERESFORD
will officiate st opening ceremonies on Tuesday, August Slit.
MIUTARY YEAR AT THE FAIR
Model Camp—Victoria Cross and Wrestling on Horseback Competitions be-
tween teams from Dragoons and Artillery- Artillery Drive—Musical Ride, inc.
Dreadnoughts
in
Nasal Battle
GREAT DOUBLE BILL OF FIREVORIS
THE SIEQE OF KANDAHAR
BATTLE OF THE NORTH SEA
WATCH FOR REDUCED Rails ARD aiscoasioas.
For all Inforesition write nanweit J. 0. ORR* CIN Twaelle
1100
Vegans
" See That Triple Curved Spring !"
GLINGORCON
BABY CARRIAGE
olp•moraom "The Ger•oggem ir a beauty, and it's the car for me.
" There an_ lots of good plain reasons why you Should
DIRIWER" " This cartioge tar is made ite Cani0a. ta • ty inch of mataial embodied in the
GENtimaag is the hest that mone.‘y can hey.
" Ses that trii,le curved spring ? That feature is esclusive to the GLNINgete. It's made
of selected and testcd sh. el tht triple MSC hsorbs !s• r, ms king t t • Larrisg_e car a verit-
able feather lod babt . There ate other :ca mns ,.; v. -u should invest la a QIIII101111010
cart lige. Stv le and service are eaaranteed. Then 4SQ4idlitOrtl
istrille CMS Ste SO easy for US 1111hy trate.
Sete el arst-dass dealers. Write all if yotir dealer doesn't cur, them
Gendron Manufacturing Co., Limited, Toronto ,„