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t. The News of the District
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BATF1ELD.
WtteureauAT. Aug. (it►.
lh. Metcalf is building a ane gesien-
b, wr.
A fuotwalk bas bees attached to th.
Bat gild bridge.
Mile RecooW. of (itrierieb. sad )11m
itey noMs. of W iagham. are at Mtn
op•cksnae a
The B,yfirtd tall fair will be hold
s plea. tr•r 25 and 18 -two weeks
,oilier than usual.
Graham and Perry Moorebou.e. of
Bas- Cos, Mich , have been visiting
typo brother, Keeaeth Mooreboute.
A Soo nes -The Angliewn church
genies party held on the rectory
grouts& bat week was probably the
wort s.ieeessful yet held of these
&ramal affairs. There was a large
a•eedance mot only of the people of
Lite pillage and district but also from
lye large aunrt.er colony at the late -
front. The Godsricb bend provided
rus llent music. The prooseds
amounted to 81119. Bogie excitement
we caused during the evening by a
lone driven by William Elliott, of t be
tendeerwh road, which took fright ani
shied. throwing Mr. Iiniott rood two
ladies who were with him into the
ditch. Fortunately there were no
serious result►.
Mo1CDAT. Aug. 11.
Vias Wb,ttiker, of South Loodoe.
staring at Lakeside Park.
Kr. Wigle. of Forest. 'pent Sunday
with his wife and relatives.
F. Edwards, wife sed family have
troll not to their home in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. R i. of Guelph, are
sp vthne their bo:idays at the lake-
sde.
Mr; :cud Mrs. Sherwood. of Hamil-
ton, are tpeodiog their vacation at the
]r►e•�idr.
Mn. Welsh. who had been visiting
heroironic has left for her home in
•1:t .
Mr. I.ead-in. wife and family have
returned to Toronto, after ',pending
■everal weeks here.
'The -ladies of 8t. Andrew's church
gate a ;alrnt tree at Dr. Atkinaon's for
the benrbt of the church. They made
3..
C and It Ferguson have left for
Cleveland. where they will sail for the
-estor.he swoon with the Steel Trust
Company.
Nr. 'l'1ark. who has been looking
afar Nr. Mustard's mill for the past
Sear, hes reei.coed hie position and re-
igned to Goderieh.
G. N ioreboture has left for Denson.
where be will spend a day. then go to
his Bowe in Saginaw, after "pending a
few day, with his brother Ken.
T. Briley. of B y(leid, and Jack At-
kinson. tit Detroit. gave an exhibition
f high diving and jumping from the
•cop of the uewsteel bridge, fifty-0igtt_
fere to the water. A very large crowd
witnef..d the nerve of the two boys.
.lack A: Limon is only fllteen years of
age.
The country around BAyfi•I1 is very
ouch in need cif rain. the gardens and
fields are burning up. and many wells
hare gone div There bu Leen no
NUL for two months worth .peaking
about. while every town within • ra-
dius of twelve miles has had several
good shower.. .
ASHFIELD.
idoeoev. Aug. 111.6.
Nr and Mrs. William A Jobr+ton.
cf Kintail, announce the engegeroeot
of tbeir second daughter. Jean Eliza-
beth, to Ewart 1*. McKeith, of Vet-
:nard. Sask. The wedding is' to take
{dare August ft)th.
Gen. H. Hum;.Sr.y. of Ambeel•y.
ha ipesed with a haat' ancide.t coe
div recently. While wot king is the
tern be fell to the barn floor, breaking
his arm in eererel places. He was
taken to K ioeardioe hospital where be
is tithing nicely.
Seato-th Bylaw Pauses.
seafort h. Airust 9. --The I•ytaw
riaotiog ail to the Clinton Knitting
Company. I. tufted. was carried here
yesterday by a m ijority of thirty-one
roe, The csmpany will occupy a
.tore in tbeCaaptsetl block. and under
the provoking of the bylaw the town
agrees t, give theta free rental and no
tares for a period of Ave years. In
return the company gnarabtoes to
give employment to fifteen hands at
the start and incises* to dity.
ENJOY THE COOL ATLANTIC
SEA BREEZES
Seaside Excoriation at • Very Low Rata
August 1S. 16, t7, 11, to.
From all stations in Canada rest of
and including Port Arthur, to Arn-
hem N. O. Charieq.tetown. P. E 1
Chatham. N. B.. Darby. N. S.. Freder-
icton, N. B., Halifax, h. 8., genne-
bunkport. Me . Kowtow N. B , North
'rdraey. N. b.. Old Orchard. Me.. Port -
bed. Ire • fit. Andrews, N. B.. 8t.
John. N. B .Bt. John's Nfld.. Streamer -
aide P. B. 1 . Syds.v, N. 8 . Truro. N.
h Yarmouth, N. it Return limit
Neer 4. lure.
Those contesapiattng • ieasid. trio
Told
train bear in mind the excellent
'rho berme. n 'zed by t1s. Caoa6ian
P&ifI eel N e5 p e*. lamins leave
daily. .z,•eptp a. daily and 9.4X1& m.
dad other pt Sunday. for Portland
Counseling rt r Boast r eeorta.
a ng train leave Tomato 9.00
to aro. 10.10 p m daily Day train
earri.e dinrnf-ear and psriorour a..d
eight *rein stoad
tilos; W sleepers to Moe-
t dr ,lrss
gb standard .ery for At..
N. B., herr Mourns' 7 »
Tei doily. (3onn.rtittg trate laavoe
4onto 9.111 a. ea daily.
�� Casadies Pasiis the only
"M batwwathrotaghM p. �e
otbaak a Old
%ric� t. �-
P p• ireilaes Nous sew 4laadtM
asirf attest or write M. 0. Mnrpf.y,
feat °tiase.ig.r awe 'ltie..ka
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LAURIER. Dog She w.
MOSDAT, At.g. 11th. A tboueand of the be.t-eyed dogs in
L►v1ZDn Lot ALS.-Tbe farmers ate
busy harvesting .. ..Mr. wad Mrs.
Keough McKean* sed daughter.
Attie, spent aunties- in (Uudericb
Wilfrid Bradley liar retained to New-
market attar spending a week at
home Mia Teaa Kempton sued
Mw Jolosatw, of (ihatbarat. have
returned atter spending two weeks u
the holier'. home.....Mia Isabel
Walker and Miss Lilian Owen have
rsLurwtd home after riskieg with
their cousi., Mir Gabel MacDonald, of
rioted Mr. sad Mrs. Bob. F4a.-
have retained borne after visiting
h bee lather. James Jobnetone.
W are sorry to report that Mita
Tuna Maevaia is sick with the
STANLEY.
MoNDiy. Aug. Ilth.
l)r. Tbonias it. Butchart. of Bed
Oak. Iowa. visited his bxotber, John
last week.
DIED is blew/vet -William R.
Wells died at his Milne in Maryville,
Mi.s,uri, receetly at the age of
seventy-two years. Mr. Wells watt, e
native of the township 01 Stanley and
went to Missouri is INNS He is aur -
rived by his wife and seven, children.
'A ben be went to Miaout i Mr. Wells
bought 43U acres of wild land and
added to his purchase until he
owned over L,4uu awes.
Tug LATS MHS. KIMPTEuT.-The
death of Mrs. George Kr noedy oc-
curred on tits titch ult. at her borne oro
the Goshen line. The deceased bad
reanhe d the age of esv-ebty-twd'yeers.
She was one of the pioneer; of Stan-
ley. havitag came to this country from
Ireland when about fifteen years of
age and a few years Iatei twaing to
this township Shoe is survived by her
hoeb.nd end three da.ugbtex., Mrs.
Edward Johnson. Mrs. Nelsen Keys
and Mrs. Eicher. a missionary in
1bdu.
•
Dropsical Swellings
Are due wifely to a diseased condition
of the kidneys. There is a quick,
speedy cure ie Anti -','tic Kidney P.11-.
1? ]. Butiend wills them and guar -
an tees them to gi ve the deeired re.ulte.
Come back end get your money if you
are not petit -city Satisfied. be mute
you get ANTI -L SIC PILLS. B. V.
Marion on every package.
LUCKNOW.
MONDAY, Aug. llth.
Miss Mabel Allib has taken her final
piano examination at the Toronto
()allege of Music, winning first -clan
honors.
Jamas Wileon, • former resident of
Luckoow, died a few days ago atWel!'
land. bating received fatal injuries in
• railway accident. Mr. Wilton was
at one time proprietor of a sawmill
on the 12th conees.ioo of Ashfield.
The' following L•ickoow students
passed the junior teachers' examina-
tion : Elizabeth Witsin, Huotly Gor-
don, Wm. Robb, Wm. McLeod, Hugh
McMillan. Lelia Jeffs, John F. ('Duk,
Wm. Connell. R,obt. McIntosh.
Cttu ftt u BzLL AAI` Flag ALaRM.-
In consadrratson of the fact that
Luckoow is now without a fire alarm
ben, and for twets ty-siz years past,
uetil recently, the town has had the
use of the Methodist church hell for
that purpose and has never had to pay
a cent toward the purchase ur upkeep
of the old bell. Lncknow cot1ncil at ill
last meeting decided to grani 8112.50
toward the purchase of a new bill for
Lucknow Methodism chat ch. The new
bell will be used by With town and
cburch as the obi one was. Tbe ar
rangeutrnt is considered a very fair
•ad reasonable one. -- Sentinel.
PERSONAL -Mos C. Hedley is visit -
tam at Hamilton.... .Miss' Murray is
visiting at Piest..0 and Galt
Mrs. Chas. Coulter is visiting in Mue-
koka Mw Campbell is visiting at
Galt and Preston Earl Lindsay is
home from Toronto on • visit
Miss Annie Camph Il is visiting
friends et Bri itfot•d Paul Pugh,
of Toronto. is vieiting with friends in
town P. Smelt err attended the
funeral of his brotbet at Brantford.
Rev. J. S. Duncan recently
visited his brother in Muskoka
Mrs. F. T. Artnetrong was in 7 pronto
tx r few day. last week . .. Rev. 0.
H. McKioky is taking • month's vaca-
tion at KMALI dine Mr. and Mrs.
B H. MoCreath, of Toronto. spent
last week bete Mist. las. Rodoian,
of Port Perry, has been visiting her
daughtr,, Mrs. Albert Mills ... Muret
Margaret Rud Wrtsabech !untie, of
Toronto, visited at their brothel's bete
Inst week Dr. T. Falconer and
son, Ilse. bare returned to their bonne
in Alexandria, Minn . after visiting
friends in Kinloss . ...Mos A. G.
Mitebeil and son. Albert, of Tonxnto,
fir • visiting at the hoe.* of the form-
e '' psreuu, Mr. and Mn Geo.
WAake
.. U. le Graham bis re-
turned to his house at Pilot Mouud,
Man., after a visit here Mr. and
Mei. A. E. Murcbieon, of Dickson,
Teaae.eee. have ieturoed tic Toronto
toter a vied with the former'. slat.•,
Mrs F. T. Arunatrnng Mists
1G Mel and Catherine McDiarenid are
vasstiug frtesd. at Buff.lo and ot.ber
p tints . E F i'.ieter. formerly dmf
Vie Luekoow Insnrb of the Melsaas
Bank. now of the flircoe branch, his
born .pending holidays anion" hie
friend. berg . thanes Mare-aretaad
Matilda MacKinnon be.. opened Imp
their home os the Gravel road for the
reamer, and Angus MaeKinnoo, 1
Toeesto, te vitiating them for • dew
weds.
"Moat are the wild wave..evioleT
muremed the wanes me sae stood on
tbs pier viewise the might y main.
"Nothing. Maria." remarked taw man.
hoarsely. "They are tike same ;seaside
we keit w ; they m.ke a deal d
swim test d ese't say as
ytJ
♦ maa any cap is • dors different
ent
[lits. of asillvSy sad Hon ..owed
brilliantly is • phone whereto h. w
*ser-orl•ests rf •ny Teao
woe lore gsmateet sad hest men wwa,
f a;tursti ia e.m. him, tailorw sissy
91.,,.., before hib fie was remind wit h
meree
the world make the tench 'how at
the tsaadtai National Ezbibitiosi
aillheibing no loves of doge ever
mitres. 1 t Kota better every year. too.
DISTRICT NEWS.
The Zurich Turf Club will hold • race
meeting on Labor Day.
Mr. and Mr.. J. W. Stevenson, of
Clinton, left last week on a u ip to the
Coast
Clinton's tax rate this sear is
twenty nine and one-half mills. two
and a halt mills higher than last year.
Mrs. E. ]ones, of Easter, received
severe injui hes by being thrown out of
a buggy et the Exeter bridge. The
boost shied at as auto.
Last week Join Kerr A Son Wing-
less transferred their general store
Mubioess to J. K. It win, of Feversbaa.
Ont., who will aoetinue it
J. G. S-oaltacombe sad family. resi-
dents of Exeter for many years. have
mored to Suatford, where they will
make their borne for the future.
J. Hartiei(+. of Da.hwooe, and Will-
iam Schroeder. of Exeter, have pat -
rhated the standard-hed d pacer. Has rev
Bars. owned he Harry Botsenbe.'ry. e f
Zurich.
Rev. Mr. Than. pastor of the Evan-
gelie.l church at D+aPwuod, baa re-
tie fled his chatge and hes accepted a
call from a large congregation at Nap-
olenn, Ohio.
An old and respected resident of Me-
Kdlop, in the person of Charles J.
Dcrlrn.ge. parsed away oe Friday.
August 1st. at the age of sixty-six
year v.
The trustees of S S. No. 4, Grey
town'hir, lnowt as the Berens ae•booL
have engaged Mr. Levy. of Colborne
township for the coming year, at a
eatery of $550.
r -At the raising of a straw shed for
Walter Davidson. of.Morei. toweabip,
Wm. Sourh fell to Avec feet to the Nero
flufrr, breaking his ankle and dielonst-
ing his shoulder.
On July 3tkh the wedding took place
in Toronto of Mise Ina Daytime
Buchanan. formerly of Wying'vast, les
William Wiley Schiedam. Rev. R. 1.
Tieleaven officiated.
Joel McLeod. who was superintend-
ent fog the Jac&.oe Company et Clin-
ton for six rear, has gone .to Gnelnb
too take t.h. position of m au &err of the
Tbornto•-Douglas store in that city.
Br•u•sels s-botol hoard i•as engaged
Mies Sher riff, formerly of Lucknow. ss
entrance class teacher. sucreeding
Mia Dora Smith. who has resigned.
Her salary will he sti50per . anon.
Peter Bawden. r former resident of
Exeter. died at Colebeeter„ Ont.. on
August 1st. Three eons and it
daughters survive. Joeeph /lewdest.
of Exeter. i+ • brother of the deceased.
While riding a horse. which starts d
to run :.was-. • little nephew of A.
Warrener, at Henall became alarmed
and jumped off. $i. shoulder w roe
thrown nut of joint and bis knee was 1
injured.
Wm. C. Cunningham. 7th line of
Morrie, bas purchased the Afty-ad•
farm adjoining hie one honored acres
from M. Kelly. paving S'_.Oon for it.
This will give Mr. quoningbam • fine
property.
Marion Pearl Brent. eighteen years
of age, daughter of James Brant. of
Henfryn, died at Winghs.m hospital
on Saturday. The voting lady was to
pore been married in a few flays.
Tbe remain. were taken t n Henfryn
to.- interment.
Al. Christ ebnreh, London. nn Slat nr-
da -, 2nd into., Mus Al'.^Annie Tr -
msin and Arthur William Gar•aide,
former residebts of Breesela. htit le w
of L.ordon. wear- un°ted in rra•rimnnv.
Yr. sod Mrs. Garside will continue to
reside in London
The man rage of Fred J. Sander.,
of Toronto. formerly of Exeter. to Mia
Qn.enie L Hao nam. of Toronto,
tank place in Brantford on the 3rnb
rlt., ten eerentonv heirg performed he
Rev. C tv. gander.. roetr•r of
13* ant ford and brother r f the emote.
in•' E-T.kin. Preshvt.erian rhnrrh.
Toronto. nn Atiorust, 22nd. Iixie.
vonngeab daegbtex of the lot. Alex-
ander Dawson, of Wingharn. was
nnited in marr'age to John I. He at. of
Toronto.
Rohe. ('1wm cin of Mi. and Mie
John Cluff. of the Bayfield lin. near
Clinton, was married at Wiodcnr nn
W.dneaday. 311th ,,lt . to Mies Minnie
O'Nei'. of that city. They bate le
turned from the honeymoon trip abd
have taken up reside•ce on the Bay -
11 -Id line.
The foltowinv were the winners in
tb. 'sanding field crop eomtietitinn
held under the auspice. of t he'eeafont%
krrieultor•al Hoc.t', •b. r•+mp.ti•ion
tieing in note: A. k J. 13rsadfon',
Tnrkerwmith, int point.: A. Elenat,
Tarkesomith, 11t: R. G. Campbell. Mr.
Ci1Me. tar]: John Mefk,wel'. MrRillop,
VI: Robert Doig. Tuekeremith, tt2:
Patrick McGrath, Turker.mith. 81 :
James Finlaysoe, Tack►smith. * I.
Deeelaemeet far Grad Need.
Wn* Leavitt. d inx.te-. haw sold
his aummer semis at Greed Bend to a
amebae d Kew York eapitaliste. rep.
IT ALL
RIGHT
M F R.T
SOAP`o i
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POSITIVELY THE LARGEST SALE IN CANADA
The People are the Best
Judges of merit in the long
run. That is why Comfort
Soap outsells its rivals.
resented by C. T. Med-Meter. The ! A good deal of oats has barn cot • ad
price is presorted to be *14,(1001- Mr- ',DIEM housed: but there is a good deal
Allister says his outpace will build to cut yet. The oats will be a good
two lises of railrr.y. to Grand Rend, 'average drop. Beaa6 of which a con-
noe from Stratford and one from siderable breadth has been sows.
London. promise an abundant yield and of ex -
Field Crop Competitors.eirllent quality, and if the weather
sbould be favorable for hers•eating
The awards in the field crop eompet.i- our -bean farmers win reap a vet y
tiot, in c000eetioa with the East Hur- profitable crop this year Ensilage
on Agricultural Society were as fell- corn promises well and will give an
lows : R. J Hoover, Grey township. abundant yield and the cobs area large
tlij per Dent : John (hepar, Grsy. 114 ; and well seeded. which will ertture the
t1. Masse". Morris. 9i: R. F. Patrick, most nutritious ensilage. Roots are
Howiek. 91; : Wm. Work. Grey. 91 ; pomewbat backward owing to the dt y
T. R. Bennett. (Joey, 81;: James Bur- weather, tout with plenty of moisture
gess. Grew, ts. Oats was the grain later on they w pick up. Apples,
chosen for the competition. 1 also, promise a fair but not large
yield. Baan store• an :bar only
Tbe soilage of Heoeall bed a big mwidr..whack. Tne grave in the pae•ture
baize o Monday evening of last week. far e. ki•avC ly bored their
and up tome
The tire was first nnt.ic- d in Lb. slot. +I Wet era bays t o feed their s as
a.d resideoete of Fred IcDuoell attd Water alas is becoming sreroe, se
y wells endowments hive gone
Serious Fire at Hettsall W
it "pread to the adjoining premises. Mm
being extinguished only after a hard �'
fight. R. be 1, of 3erfor•th. who owes'.
the building in w occur, t he Are oeruel.
went :,ret in ab auto with a num.
FALL TERM PRnxt SEPT. _. i.
her of Se+forth Oren en. who carted',;
in arresting the coefagral.ion. Me.
Doriell's jewellery etor-e and H. Me>
Lein's drvgo•ds stole sere wiped out
sad cons ideeable damage was done to
Oeto. Scots grocery store. 1 I e Hea-
sell public library, ofabo•it font thous-
aaad volumes, we. in the building and I
woo destroyed. 'Mettles s .r" frilly
will eeorer..d l,. insuranc-e. Mr. Ben
toys be will rebuild the, block as acnmsl
as possible.
Crops in Sea t:elk District.
The S-aforth Expositor sots of
ter crop itioos in that district :
Most of tttlt• fall wheat and barley is
this vicinity has been cut and mint of
it safely housed and a good deal of it
without having received a drop of
rain. The goslity of both grains i..z•
'dell-nt sod the yield of grain will he
vet all ;sfrct*,y. The straw•, how -
ewer, will be short. A good many
farmers are •upplementing tb-ir short
hay crop t•y g.' -n fodder, which is
being cut and housed in good abape.
BUSINESS AND
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Ssbjerxs tang*el e t instr,.ctars
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LONDON, ONT.
111wieste assisted to poen:sma College
in tssettise from Sept 2nd. Catalogue
her Eater any time_
J.W. WeitemsIt J. W Westervelt, JL
f, Taidpsi cairnes7 -mil a
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
STRATFQUD, ONT.
Canada's Best Bee ;nets College
Whare tkr • de mt.seat :taloa*
earl. Fa ,• *word
rpm to w -.wry r4 w..e•t• '. We* ..e r
strain- tart of ray rove w.: i• .,.ge •,.
sawed ocr crr.4a 4e. aa - t .1 a .a.- a --.
ere t e f•. wr fr; a area*. ww....ew knew
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