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PRE RTONAL GODERICH ONTA RIO
fewo of the &strict
I Mts. Cunningh ))))) , of
Atte., are visiting friends in
iron.
'thine' Roberts, of Seaforth,
to P000ks. Alta., on a visit
es and friendo.
imes Sprost, of Tuckeremit h.
tied item an enjoyable visit
al 'months in the western
Meetaeken and family, of the
of MM ollie. Aremoving to
*Wail, t% here they have a
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nawden, Exeter. who un -
in owls' in Toronto a
is ago fi r week insteps., ha.wry much improved.
D oe. foe eon ty of Exc. er, who
[free the West recently haa
at Halliard instead of Allies
previously.
14 ▪ 1,,,,jehiset, of MeKillop,
filiffalig twit wk and Linde' -
egiesetion in is hospital there
emoted ef ti cataract from hie
I
•
k.irk, who h leen in, the
of Alex. Wilson, drogitiri. at
• 1144 gone to North Battle-
▪ , where he ha• secured a
levee% a( Hullette who l"r"
t(th her -on, Lome Tyndall.
a painful areident the other
faring down the cellar stairs
'king le.r arm.
knee of Mr. and Mee2F• E.
has been bereaved
Ism of t heir youngest son.
Archlheld• Th. Wag fanow
y sil'inontlig old.
issuneith I -member_ eleven
44 1Pligiti tivPIVO inches in
is on exhibition at the drug
t Walton. It wax [frown by
anise,' on him farm in McKil-
iamil(iai. who had been taking
:wears (-curse the Met year
medical institutions of Ow old
kas returned to this counts-)
I resume his pew:tire at Bel-
.
if Mee.. the f4.4111)141 line,
/, ha. hie farmC
to herie-.
, Ir e term of years. He
ig stile oi live strict and int-
o and perposee moving to
.h.
death •e• antiouneed of W. H.
r, et 1611.1rney, M•DitObik on
r leth liorkey was a for-
izen of Winghain mewl was ru-
m
in themilling timeline there for
yeaie
marring.. ol Edith Olen -
former Exeter young lady. to
V..loneg, N'eneotiver, ('.,
ileninizeil at the home of the
t the Coast City on Weans.-
etoher
death of. another pliineer of
tenuity in chronicled by the
t Mrs Patrick Moylan, on
✓ ltlth, al her home on. mile4(B?eehwnod.
Beeehwood. Him le enrvived
daughter. and one on.
James Oliver, whe makes her
with her daughter. Mn. John
at Brute:el. eelebrated her
'-einth birthday▪ lye teed ha pur-
1restaurant
hers of thi town.
11 take pone...Rion in the course
1014(11.
kb 'lel Ltd : A commission con-
t of thi .r priesta has been ap-
ed hy Bishop Fallon to try and
t *lora to school matters on the
ie line in Hay and Htanley. The
'Wien had a session in the eburch
esdiee On Tuesday.
'ommittee representing the (Ilin-
owline club waited on Mrs. Chid -
we evening recently and Pee-
d her with a silver cake !minket al
bt appreciation of her kindness
e dub on r he oceesion of the visit
e Brit kh 'swipes to Clinton.
hop Fitton, of London. paid an
al visit to the con tion of Mt.
face rhumb. 7.0 recently, and
festered the sacrament of conne-
on to a nutnher. Be was assisted
• service by Father Landreville,
bYnkle. and Father Emeny, nI
tor&
Younglife was cut short at Hen -
"Fr -j4,.,1 October 21441 when
Amy Nicol, only daughter of
id Nicol, was called away at the
ear. of nineteen years. film was
conntitutinnally strong but had
going around until a few days
re ber deo
promising young ife wag cut
on Sunday, October 21rd, when
Ilington .1ohneten, of Stanley.
tedawny /titer eight months' suffer -
Ile was in hie twenty -nest year.
t wenn a growth appeared on his
which fleet -imitated empetation.
• dkl not etity the proar
6 eo,
ditosu%u
p. which graduallywrapped
life away, reeillting ultimately in
death.
he late Robert tenants,. who
led sway at his home at F'.•,hel In
,t42.vne'llip Wednescley.
Pr Mk rein a eative nt England.
'birth took place In Yorkshire, on
'ember seventy -nits* years
t• In led he wag united in mar -
to Milo Alin Harker. who prattle-
er4 him leo Pehrtiary. Thee ramp
Deeslain IS72 and settled on • ferns
where they resided until nine
?r* egn, h.1, they moved to Rthel.
Vilify "(live mons and one daugh•
1111.)11rn hie dembse.
deaths in neighboringse
houses
the/tarn(' day et an unusual °Nore-
en. hitt %Ich was the rase at Rieke
Tutedit%, Itith ult. Henry Holt&
the
WM in etre(' by a fall in Inien•
4 on that dal lie is survived by
'widow and Iwo daughters. About
hoer after the above death. Mau
lawaon, gutter of Nee. John
pe .4..1 awn q. She had esade
home with her sister sine, last
bad been noriattntly under
nine treetment since she came to
neiehleu hood from her WA
se' le Massachusetts. Beeidos bet
sor at Rieke gibe su
is rvived by, Ms'
Pee 11 Scotland.
• • Wroxeter Physician Wedded.
Igoe week the Toronto papers 444-
('(14(1141 111144 marriage of It well-known
resident of Wrexeter in the pertion
Dr. (iprdon Park Jaekson. The bridi•
watt Mine Mete Mei .-lit 14 Orr, young
est daughter of Dr. and WM. Rowland
011, of Toronte. Rev. Canon
rector ol the Church of the lepiphituy,
performed the 4.4.1re lllllll y. After it
short honeymonn trip Dr. and Mee.
Jacloson will take up their residence
411
Wroxeter.
Death of Robert Dalrymple, Hensel'.
The sudden death of Mee. Alexander
McEwen. of Hay township. took place
on Friday. October 2Irt. She heti net
been enjoying the tut of health and
bad gone to tisk to visit her daugh•
ter, Mrs. Biglustie hoping I the
change might prove Iwnefitial, hut
while there she .offered a etruke nI
paritlysie which proved fetal. She
wee in her seventy-second yetir and is
survived by her husband and a family
111 two sena sod two dalightt is.
A Coanagration at Seaforth.
About 2 o'clock Sunday itiurning,
October:1/th, fire was tlituroverel in the
brick block atSeeforth belonging to the
Kidd estate and occupied by T. F.
Robinson, dry geode., anti the bireig
Clothing Uo in pa n y. The , firemen
worked hard ant etieceethel in confin-
ing the fire to the block, but not be-
fore the stock* 4 4 these two firm% were
completely destroyeti and the boildinK
badly gutted. The tire is supposed to
have le-eu catim-.1 by an over -he
sten., in Mr. Rubinson...1 store. The
(fryer Clothing Company carried in-
herence of $0,001, while Mr. Robin -
eon's stock Wila insured for 4141,101,
A Grey Township Wedding.
A very pleasant event took ilace itt
the residence of Mr. and Mee. Hugh
Cunninghani, (trey township, on Wed-
nesday, leth ult. It wan the omission
of the marriage of Mini Annie, only
deughter of the host and hostess& tb
James Pearson of the saute township.
The ceremony Wag perfumed by Rev.
a H. McRae, in the presence of about
thirty -live friend. and neighhore.
After congretelistions were over, the
company repeired to the diningroniu,
where a dainty luncheon wag served
to the compsny. (lames, music and
social chat constituted the peogram of
the eveniag. The grown's gift to the
bride was a gold watch and chain.
Th. pianist I ectivetl a pretty brooeh.
On the eve of ber marriage the bride
wag the recipient of a "iiiiscellaneoum
shower" from the young people of tbe
Christian Endeavor 'Society of Ethel
Preehytei tan ehiireti. She had acted
lag organist of t tie Society and had
been a faithful worker therein for
some time. Mr. and Mtg. Pearson
have ConirDeneed married life on the
groom's farm in tirey township.
The. Late Joseph Richardson. of Stanley.
The death of Joeeph •Itichardson, of
Stanley township, on Friday. October
21.1, removed 4 .nr. of the old-time
pathfinder. Huron county. flixtee
one years ago him family arrived. at
(loderich from Ireland and Core
that time he hail made hie leum in
different pari. of Huron (-entity. He
hail IIt.i. seen the country converted
from a wiexliel wilderness to is rich
agricultural district. The deceased
wag horn in the year OM in teueen'e
county. Ireland, about fifty mile,
from Dublin. At the early age of
thirteen he left Erin's green chore,' in
the company of his parental and the
other members of ht. family. They
sailed from Li% erpool. England. and
after a bedtime voyage of thi leen
weeke they ltndpd id New (Mean..
The cholera NA. raging so Herrely t bat
L6. e passed up the eliasissippi River
by boat and Merited at Oxford, Ohio.
They remained there for grime time
and it was in the Year (444') that they
reached Cioderich did mince then the
deceseed had made his home in Huron
county. He spent a number of years
employed as a contractor and builder
and later he hewed a farm for himself
out 01the forest in the township of
Turnberry. Thirty-flve years ago he
bought the old Duncan homestead un
the Hayfield road. Stanley township,
where he resided np to the time of his
death. In the year DM he wait mar-
ried to Miss Rachel Clarke end to
them a family of eleven children were
born, nine of whom survive. They
are Marthe, Albin& Laura, Rob-
ert J. and Joseph at home ; Margaret
and Clara.. of Arthur : Mire. A. D. All -
demon. of Wyoming, and W m. 0.,
who la a Presbyterian minister :it
Arthur. The remains were interred
Bayfield cemetery. Rev. E. H.
nawere, of Briteetield, conducted the
service and the p dibearers were three
sons of the deceiseed, two hong-in-law.
0. %V. Anderson and A. D. Anderson.
of Wyoming, and • nephew, Robert
Rich/interim of liuderich township
SIGNALS OP DISTRESS.
Goderich People Should Know How to
Read and Heed Them.
Hick kidneys give many signal, 01
d istreer
The secretion, are dark, contain 44
sediment.
homages are frequent, scanty. ietIn
ul.
Barker:he in conetant (ley and night.
Headiseheit and dizzy spells are fie
uent.
The weakened kidneys need quick
help.
Don't delay 1 Use a special kidney
remedy.
Booth's Kidney Pillg cure sick kid-
ney& backache and urinary distirdi-rii.
Mrs M. R. Parr, of 2t12 John street,
Steelton, Ont., mays:
• "I have found more actual requite
after using Booth's Kidney Pills than
1 did from any other remedy ever
used. I had nufferiel for several % earn
with kidney and bladder trouble and
after a abort eouree of treatment with
this medielne 1 have been cured. Mis-
erable pains ernes my tinek which
would extend up my spine and into
the hack of my head, frequent head-
ache,' and dIzsionts and kidney secre-
tion', that were scanty and rontsined
a heavy *aliment had me all 1110
down. Thew troubles have ell left
me and I 14111 pleased 10 give Booth's
Kidney P111. my hest wishes for ste-
mma and my hearty initioreement.
For sale in °Met -kb by E. R Wigle.
Hold by dealers. Prke tso rents..
The R. 1'. Booth Oo , Ltd., Fort Erie.
Ont,,sole ( lank i an agen ts.
MINIniaos NaIN-0-AVEI
CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
Sraneliltio. Croup. Coughs sod Colds, or
aisery back. Sold and gharant.ed fry
IL R. W1g$e, north side of &loam
Oederieb.
The death of a pioneer of Huron
county took place when Robert De!
rymple, of Mensal, p tssed away on Ei
day. October 21.1, Dect.aited was n
native of Scotland. being ho, -n in Lin
litligow in the year Mil. When he
g I'M to manhood he engaged as a sta-
tionary engineer. After coming to
Canada he found employment in the
county of Petri borough which he fol-
lowed for several yea-.'. After so-
journ for some time on It farm in Hite
Iiert he bought a farm Tuckersmith
o%. the lith concession, which now
occupied by his HOD (ietorge. He ctin-
tibeed to .reside there until eight
v iarm ago, wheo be retired from active
life and went to Hensell to lite. 'De-
ceased was fleet married in 1410 to
Miss Mery Bell, of scotland, who de.
parted this life in lie year I4477. Bli-
ther union he had six sons and two
daughters. in Mil he WWI again lllll r -
vied, to Mrs. Lima), ef Ttickerstuith.
who with t wo daughters survives
him.
Helps Trade. •
"Do you believe in lute at fleet
sight ?"
"Mure. It boots my '
"How se?"
"Fru a divorce court Innyer."—Ds-
Ink IrreP Pretti.
" Made Him Sheik Out ,
"1 saw you Liss a1.1r. Millie hist -
night
"I/id you, Bobby ? lierti's a quarter
for you.
'•Thanke. And then 1 aw you Lias
the maid in the hall tie well!"
-Oreat Scott! Here's half a dollar!"
-Comic Cuts.
; • .el.‘„,...teees tre se• re 0.
41.41-Attre:tr,./ ,4"'s #
serajnMegtinningnerinnii'
Oh, MO. •
Two alarms ladies were at one of
Victor Herhertes concerts ompli-
mentary Brice'.. "My," exclaimed one
of thencwith a glatwe at her pi elven).
"hasn't Mr. Herbert a 1 a ententiout. .
repertory I" -"Well. 1 wouldn't ex.ietly
say that,' replied her friend, -but he
in veil nyt pret t y f at
Aid to Memory.
A member of an eminent St.Louis
law firm Went to Chicago to consult a
client. When he had arrived he
found that be hail unaecciuntably for-
gotten the client's mune. He tele-
gnaphed his partner. •'What is our
client's name'?" The answer read,
-Brown, Walter E. Yours is Alien,
William B."
Little Myra Explains.
1.11 11.: Myra Lee had leen in school
but a few davit when her moth.', heti
occasion to striae • note to the
tearher, still signed herself Mrs Kent.
Thinking she might have enjoinder -
stood the rhild's name. the ti -a. -her
asked an explanat inn.
-011," maid Myra, with a charming
ronfidential air, "you see, my mamma
got married again.- but 1 didn't." Lip-
pincott's.
Loafing Overtime.
The late James W. Van Cleave,
though president of the National
A.sociation of Manufacturers 01 elle
United Stet PR, was very fond of crack-
ing a joke now and then. Oner
when he had occasion to yieit his
etient on Sunday. he found one of his
employees there.
1 just came to loaf while," ex-
plained the employee.
"Can't you loaf enough on week
days?" 'voted Van Cleave,
Precautionary.
Mb. et a 'very bee:hitt! wont-tn.
When we went on our honeymoon she
didn't want the people to know that,
we had just been married, No I slipped
the sleeping -car porter a quarter and
told him to keep lllll (n about, it.
The next day everyteely wag mak-
ing remarks Jaw)111 IIP, meth it..
"There they go" etc. 1 went up to
the porter and maid :
"Whet the dickens have you been
saying aboot ? Ileve you been tell-
ing tbeee people thet we have nett14e,
been married ?"
"\Vhy, no, sah,' replied the coon.
"I nett said you mom'( married."
lice whiz -z z I
Wayside Wisdom.
Feed a man, flatter a matirfool it
men.
sometimes gooi-felloirship is only
skin ?Jeep.
entente. is golden, no donbt, but no
hook agent thinks so.
Many a pretty woman hag her repu-
tenon for twenty staked upon a pin.
Marriage is a mighty good school in
which to leaf n how to be a bachelor.
A good name is better than riches,
hilt not nearly so available at the cor-
ner avocet y.
The average man doesn't know
what, he knowa till he gets through
talking about it.
Have you ever noticed how the big
dog Ignorea the yapping of the little
cur harking at it it heels? Well, there
are eon, men like that. -Beitimore
World.
And That Ended It
John Hayti Hammond at a dinner in
Lenox talked about captains of in-
dustry.
-Of retiree, 40 14 certain extent, they
meat. he 49i441,' he maid. "They lllll et,
digeharge ineompetents, refutes 1... ern..
ploy newly friends if these friends he
long to the incompetent claw. lint
t hen- "
Mr. Hammond ensiled.
"They don't have to reptiles. their
friend. point blank," he raid. "They
can forestall what. in coming. Like
the pretty girl. you know.
"A caller said to this ;Wolf y girl :
porpow in calling tonight.
dear Mies fltnIth, or Mary, rather for
1 may '*11 you Mary. may 1 not ?'
•014, yes,' the young girl answered
calmly. 'Yes, oertainly. All papa's
elderly friends mill me Mary.'
And there, of roues*, the matter
ended." --Rt. Lonis (Hobe-Democrok
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But, above all, they appreciate BELDING'S
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most comprehensive color assort-
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Belding ropoola when empty brisre prelim tunis•
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All kinds of
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PANDORA
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We. hive just what
you need in a heater
and range here. Take,
for instance, the famous
Pandora, with its semi -
steel linings and ventil-
ated nickel -plated steel
oven and burnished lids
and top ; with its many
other features, and you
cannot find anything
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.
-It pays in the long rtnt •
to get the best. We
have ranges at all prices. A real, complete, thimble
range with reservoir for the small sum of $18.00.
In heaters, the famous, three -flue heater has
a.botit twice the radiating heating surface of any
other heater ; it is nickel -plated three tinies, and
very durable ; and in all is a very pretty heater. We
sell heaters from $6.00 up. Something real good in
an Oak for%2.00. Von will find as nice a range of
stoves in this store as you will anywhere. It is very
much to your advantage to buy your stoves here,
because you get the'Abest values to be bad.
•
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so good for breakfast, dinner and
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F.conomical, too. 152
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New Seasoffs Millinery
MISS CAMERON
has secered a fleece PrItict ion of the very latest styles in
Millinery and will be pleased to show them to the Ladies
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t eel. The mot approved effecte lua shapee end ti lei-
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ctn.( oinfirft The laden- ate invited In "all at their con-
venient....
MISS CAMERON, Harailtoa Strut, Goiaritk
-'1181111111.1
FAG
1. He had Eczema
for 25 years.
2. His hands were
so bad he had to
wear gloves day
and night.
3, Doctors said he
could never be
cured.
4. For 25 years he
tried for cure in
vain.
.Then he tried
ZARA-BUR.
-tr.‘M-BUK our -
ed
7.TO-DAY,three
years after his
cure, he says:
"I AM STILL
• CyftED-there
as been' no
r•turn.”
...
SHOWS HOW ZAM-BUK
CURES ARE PERMANENT
Mr. T. M. Marsh of 101 Dulorio-toi
Montreal, has had this wonderful experi.2non
of Zam-Buk. Mr, Marsh 1 am lived in Mont-
real for over 30 years, man./ of them at hie
present address. He is well known and
he willing to satisfy any enquirer tus t) the
genuineness of him cure. /1•3 suffered 25
years from eczema in the hands and had to
wear gloves day and night, the itching w .e
so terrible when the air got to the Fores.
Doctors said there was no curo. Throe years
ago Zam-Buk cured him. Interviewed a few
Weeks ago he said :--
From the day I was cured by Zam-Buk
to the present moment I have had no tract
of the eczema and feel euro it will never
return. When I think of the marvellous cu'e Zam-
Buk worked in my case 1 am more and more impressed
by the value, of this great household balm. I have
had letters of enquiry front all over Canada, and am
glad to personally corroborate the published facia
of my cure."
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11 Z 1
GEO. JOHNSTON
EM SALM ER and
FUNERAL DIRECTO/4
Undertaking warereem.
Wee. alde &mere. Oederteb
'PHONK : 8tor•4e
Residence 171
Night ralla: At residence, 3) William
Street
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OODERICH
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et all hours, night or day.
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modern Kellogg works,
Besides this, Kellogg's
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and strength. Puts vim
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it there.
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