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GODiU1011, frig.
` the Remain in busines,.
Farm firuperty to the vicinity of
ilipla•u keep* cltangltg hands. Yr.
lieturiler ha* wild his aftr-tive acre
farm adjoluiiig tke village to
Alviuvi
Hervey. of Stanley, the pricy
Ing $7,061. Harry ('hr*yey hag fur-
cluird Joseph Atkiniaru's1tlba
farm 1u Tu ekersmlth, paying -
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At the re•dsleiaw of Mr, sad Mrs.
William Charters. Mill Road, Tucker -
II, oar Wednesday, July .2K•
their
only daughter. Jetieie S. t'haters.
wee united In marriage to HM►ry R.
Peckeider, of Niagara Falls, N. Y.
The tyyemouy was performed by Rev
A, Mcl.twn, The young tvi4le will
reside at Niagara Falls.
COUNTY AND, DISTRICT jI
Frank MeiJuaid,Nithvf Me-
an at
Hillop, is laid tip
of
typhoid fever.
-Fred liogarth, of Stephen. w -a* up -
net with n 14411 of hay and in falling -
to the ground had one ,of his ankles
broken.
The trnstlee* of S. S. No. 10. Morris
bare engaged Miss Luella Cowan. of
11,pchab' 1. ae teaeher for the coming
year, at a salary of $1.0(l0.
\1'illlam M,-Iutush- nn old resident
of the township of Hallett, died July
20th at the age of eighty-six years.
Hi* wife and daughter, Mrs. John
Mills, survive him.
Mrs. Jamew Lawretsee. of the town-
ship of )/cl%lllup, died July hath. at
the age of seventy -wren years. She
had resided for more thou fifty years
ou the farm on the 4th 1.01111400011 of
McKillop.
Sa •1 Pollard. a highly respected
resident Of the township of Mullett,
lwssrd awry on July :'loll after a
ieagthy Jlliirss. Mr. .Pollard WaS horn
in t'ibornc township.
wife he leaves two xoas and two
oda ug h re rs.
II A wedding Was solemnised . Wed-
ie•sthty muruiug of last 'reels at the
home of the bride's tui rents, Mr. and
Mrs. John 'Z,wfb•, Hensel!. their olde*t
daughter. Nellie. becoming the bride
of Peter lt. uchariau. The happy
eoupie will make their home at
Toronto.
The arm of Ituchattan & Rennie.
who have lawn conducting Al gents'
furnishing store at Hen,wll for the
past two years. ems been dl,etedvMl,
Mr. Ituchatwn retiring and leaving for
Toronto. where he will reface in
hushwss. Mr. hernia will 1oatinue
BRUSSELS.
William Martin, a pioneer resident of
this taction, has passed away in his
eighty-fourth year. About two weeks
ago he fell and thimself. and i
doubt hastened the end. His agedwife
survives
On Sunday. July, 2S. Mrs. P. Mc
Quarrie joined the 'silent majority atter
a long and severe illness- She as born
at Auburn nearly fifty-nine years ago, but
had lived in Brussels since her marriage
in 1885 The husband, one son and one
daughter survive. Mrs. D. Kennedy, of
Goderich. is a sister.
All the available help in this locality is
busy in the flax fields Men, women and
children are all taking a hand in the
game. A good portion of the crop is I
being pulled by the piece. for which 820
Mr acre is being received. Anent Bros.
have closed down their heading factoy
and the entire staff is busy on their large
tater in Morris township pulling the flax.
WINGHAIL
w'ingham Oddfellows observed "decor
ation day" on Thursday.
Felicia Mason, wife of lames G. Fyfe.
died here on Monday. She formerly'
\lived in Moms, but on account of her
poor health her husband, sold :his Tarin
some time ago and they came to Wingham
fa reside.
Mr. anoEnglands. Arthur
to receive aleft
fortune
days egoo
for
which comes to them through the death
of a relative there. They are an English
couple who have been conducting a
grocery buaineakhere.
Cleanliness
and Health
There is neither age
limit nor exemption-'-
every
xemption=every man, woman and
child has a daily fight
to carry on against
germs and microbes of
disease. Use
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Mrs- Archibald McLean, a former Limited,
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unclago treatment at the Mayo hospital. Mrs. McLean had resided at Winnipeg
for some years. Dr. D. Geddes of Luck -
now and W J Geddes of Belgrave are
brothers of the deceased. The remains
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BEHIND every industry in Canada-
-from the patient truck -gardener bowed over his
lettuces---
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SEAFORTH.
A well-known resident of Worth. in
the person of John C. Wood, passed away
on Tuesday of last wieek in his sixty -third -
year. after a lingering illness His wife
laurvives him.
-J. C. Laing, of town, met with a serious
accident one day last week. He was
assisting in shingling a barn at Cromarty
when he missed h:s footing and fell to the
I ground. fracturing his hip and sutferin
Iieternalinjury. 1
Isabella McKenzie,, widow of the tel
j Robert Jones, and for sixty years a esi- ;
j dent of ,ea!orth. died at the home o her
daughter. Mrs. Shaw, Toronto. o July
ear.
I m, nsth. in were er brought torst Seato th f. / inter-
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CLINTON.
Miss Asquith, who has bee
Goderich township,
heas bee
fill the vacancy on
caused by the resignation
Walker,
G,,,,• time o t11!
Edmonton Fair \Assoc
n's life that she cannot increased the salary
the use of Dr. Hes o S2rs. 10 any
benefit by sameolmdiretctors rho
Chase's Nerve Food in order of her services as se
ivnq her SE(
to keep up the supply of par
rich blood and to ensure •
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nervous sy tom• •
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Headaches. nair•aigta. steepr
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MOS M, nervous 17e11a. trritatrsl>ty,
tired. worn-out ft-tunics.soon on du p, a 'COp
pear when the vigor and swatat chum
the nerves are rwatored by the WM io t
et this great food cure. Cie
~ ants a boa. for )
d, an gambles is
aifm amu. Data & �Co., '1'aat
slls
ssalary $3,000 a year. `Miss Holmes is a ,
native to Clint , bein a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert olmes, now of
I.
Toronto. Ano er mem of the Holmes 1 -
_family ,has n.._ett ng i the limelight
lately, Wal r'G. Holmes brother of the f
aforemen tit ed yosing lad y, ng won the l
champion iP of the Province f Albertaf
at the nuat contest of, th Alberta
amateu trapshooters. Mr. Hol es made.,
of 143 out of a possible 1 , The
wnship carries with it a ft trip'
�e international meet to be h• d at
eland about the middle
th.
caching in
engaged to
School staff
( Miss Grace !
rectors of the 1 -
tion voluntarily
Miss E. Louise
r. Last week the ;
their apprecaation i
tetary by voluntarily
More, making her
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