Exeter Advocate, 1912-10-17, Page 5•Dr. 0. ROTILSTON, L,D.S., D.D.S.
DENTI-
Merriber of the, R.C.D,S. of Ontario and
Hotior Graduate of Toronto' Univerattty
Otfice--Over DIE -ratan & corlirea law
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office. Clewed WedriesdaY afternoons. •
DR. A. R. ICINSMAIL I-64)47 11*D•;',4*
Honoo. Graduate or Toronto tInt„vereilty
DENTIST
Teeth extracted without Path, or any
had effects. Office oyez Gladnaan tie
StanieurY's °Moe. Mato Street, Exeter.
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DICKSON & CARLING, 13ARVISTERS,
Soltittora, Notaries, Conveyancers, Coro.
mieerionera. Solieitors f or tale Molsons
Bank. eta.
Morte to Loan at lowest ra.tes of intereet
Offices -Main -St., Exeter
E. R. Carling, EA., I. R. Dickeen
MONEY TO LOAN
We rave a laage amount of private
funds to loan on farm and vtllage pat:T-
erra-ea at low ratea of intereat.,
GLADMAN tia STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter*
J. SENIOR
Agent Cooteaaaration Life Aeauranoe
Company. also Pim Insurance In lead -
Ing Canadian, and Britten eon/Iambs.
zff.wn-st,ete
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
ANDETOON. Licensed AsatiOneer
Cor flui•on County, Terms reaaottable.
Dates can be made a the Adote*
Exeter, or Henry Hither's Office, Cred-
iton.
T,R ARLING ,
Inte, Fire, Acoldfrat and Plata Glee!!
Zneurartoe. Colleeting mot:mote, and coat
alerting auetioo ealert. - Exeter. O.
GET- THE •BESTt IT PAYS
L lOTT
IJ alar
.4aw
TO791itai Oat, tstaridie ip a elan bY
eU'whoa staietly firat-class work it
coneldozed, Watito for catalat3uh- EallqO
atow.
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FAR:AL FOR SA.I.E.
7110 ttrida'alaTled '413 offering for sale
that desirable 100f sr011) fawn. a:tuated
in the Towmahlpo PIdduipla being Lot
13, Con. L lilheare l'eon tho pre:oases
a geed frarne,,bende, barn with, founda-
tion, orennrd,. Who fo4rni in well drain-
ed and at,11 tulder cultivation!! Thil la
an excellent tarok well eituated, and, Will
tiOld reasonablek tor further Partle-
ulare aPPIO to d'olltra O'Neil, Mooroavillo,
Ont. . • WhL ICELLY.
• AIM FOR Sa4.1.E
undorefgned as offering' for sale
handraal 'acro farm, Ming Lot 14,
'North Botsolary Stephen. There aro on
" the promiseatigoodammo b.oue, with
• aplendad cellar, also a largo sommer
!cite:lien and Wood shod attached name
falling well wa.for; n. largo bank barn
5ax60, with, power wand mill end stab-
les equiPPed wittla Beaty litter carrier':
-water in Wile at banal; good orchard
with all kinds a sinan fruits; thorough
ly wUi tito, atad is in a
good state or cultivation. This prop-
erty is nicely situated, or a main road,
has daily nia..2 service, with telephone
In house. Par par*culars apply ,to
11. S. Phillips, auctioneer, Exeter, or to
W. E. Santiers, tray P. 0.
ritava 70111 SALE
The South halt of Lot 0, Con.
t containing 50 acres of choice land
5 acres of bush 33; acres of grass wind.
mill and tstalk on never failing well ,of
spring water, well situated for grazing,
Well fenced and underdratinod. Conven-
ient to -seller)j and church be -ng distant
two miles from Centralia.
These propares wall be .sold In one
or two 1 ots to soft purchaser. Easy
terns of payment The purchaser to
have the priv,'Llege of going on as
soon as the present crop is taken off,
and full posseseAen on 1st of Novem-
bar_ For terms and particulars s.p-
ply on tbe prentarses, to Elisha Carroh
Salatsbury or to Thos. Cams.ron, Anat.
Farauhair 1'. 0.
FARM TO. RENT, OR ;FOR SALE.
The undersagtied Is offering for 'sale
or -to rent -that death-al:tie 100 acre faint;
the township of Biddulph, being Lot
5 Ne.tr.,11° Bouadhalya There le on the
• prerelise'S go-od concrete house, with brick
le.ltelisi atrial weed -s,shed ; 2 barns -one
hank ; 2 good welas ; .4 anaes bush; god
orchard. The I1nd ao well I:Ira:no:1 and
• fenced and. as In a g!ctodstate of ;cul-
,
tivatxn. 'IltolssessiSin 'given ,l.st
I.!V eg.Zof d iirr a11 work. Terms
• 7:easnatlold. Apply to Wilbur Luker,
• - Central.e.
TWO NEW1-10T.ISES It'OR SALE. . •
•
• ';The'. underefigned are offerirt,,g for safe
, , -two of 4...he three 1-70V7 1.10U1S8 on
the Old Marneltion I -louse property, , ,tia;13
Exeter-. Thoste houses
ectuippc,d wittn, bath, , closet,. 't-oilets; -fur-
. flares: and all ro,otthS.'Patisred and
' Scf. ,7,vtai be' reaidt-'..:fer; ;:bccuPancY'
...s.best-",tbree tvo,it.,:r;ii7W1111. be sold reas-'
Apply ito Wes. Saell'
" '• •SNELL alARCHAND •
egt
Mtoflah3
-#0,1EfSkRO,L15 EFFECTS
..ttT01' 'STIt•EET, -EXETER
Iti311,1JAY; . OCT,201h, at 1.30
the fiilowng ProPartY,',-1.• prior
stey,e,,kilehen, wood" stove,
alabketa*,, kitchen OIiairs, 2:
.e eupboard,, cur
,
1
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-ProarietaealtA
, -
edateard,
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A
Range
should be a
permanent inve,st.rnent-
,and guaranteed as such,
The "Pandora- is fear-
lessly guaranteedby
• dealers as well as by
the makers, simply be-
cause they know that
it will give utter satis-
• faction, Can you
wonder that
ao Many
people
buy
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Sold by T. 1tawkins
Dr. de Van's Female Pills
paiahle Preach retotlatorrnever fails. 'These
Pills are exceedingly powerful !a regulating the
getterative portion 91 the female system, RilfU5a
an clasap iraitatiens, 11.r. de Van'a Ara ;told At
I&* box, or three for 11% Mailed to Any Addross,
VAIO'llattbehl Drug tit, CAM:Eno:a Oat.
• Auction Sale
OF HotTsEgoLo EFFECTS AND WA -t
BON MAKER'S TOOLS, ort ANDREW
Auctiort Sale
;craw/roll
aie.are
Nirs Deanioon returned lest week to
hor homein MSttchellt.l-Mr. and Mrs.
'rho's. Crew aneved itritat -11,annata
hottee On the Volurth Line.„--Mlise Ethel
Rurtcri. 'wflo ha/ beau vting at ber.
home here, has, returned to Lenden..-Mr.
aiad .itifres. IV. Colel'ug-folun of WIttreilie'r.
were vtorts int hilio aillihge last week
s V. a ,Tonteson ,hlas retumed
-from, a Surnrrieeia vacatien„spena ataCal-
rea'o, Seattle and (Yancoulterisah.Nir- W".•
:stack Irs..a coimmentberd Ibis contract og
painting Aberdeext 1 -13.11, -*Mists Edith
mac, ty„,a,aaaaa aaai refturned tilome
ter • spending a viek \oath- Mass Nellie
HaEowcoda--harS. Bre `al -tour and little
Miss Helen returned iss:st we ;fiver 'a
monttt.a. vet, with Sr -lends lin' 'New Dur-`
hsirrt.-Mr. G. -.load leift "last week to,
commence a comtesPonastudy an th'e yea.
oriaiery College tire TIorordo.-It la 11,9t
Wreathe:7 problem which Is troubling
us at the vir,o$Vaz,' but that everlasting
query t "'Rave you got Your Polaloes
up ;tot ?"--Mr. Wad: joan 3.ontera
marIlle left laat w.eala for ,thetr aew hamar
In Godertelr, while xr. and Mrs. Geo,
Kemp ot Salem :hare moved •into the
vacatede.
Suburban Obseealena.
That gr,ass--a have to 'cot the,graest
aitarnida the beaa Of• aeerieettlidaga
T14. Is the b
lattle the Jaeoneminota to gamy,
,-:1•,,Lateatthedatoo.tvoleelelpat;e4aDyefre.:otQueht
eo-
And whertlgaaann,eyening off
riltn‘atid Taloa and ,rates. ata. then
14vo. oat the gra again! •
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Pat' theta Will eaenre. tinte• AI right .
. m
vmerb:::,nur
bro4Aueantike.theervie4SPhatIltt' Tear*.
101411 net lowe. to cut the grata
• ,And'af. at last the, reoromom bo
2ret:t4 Aetna verdant realm og 020,
'PO to647 and bladetesa bourne.
(Tb) t etlYos at.P.3; tshuerb eu!raboen e)e4, TtriZrzt, te 11114a d tut
At, aeast 'theroll bo oo araas! to cuti
,
PILES CURED at HOME
by New Absorptiou Method.
If you stiffer from bleeding,
itching, blind or protruding
Ptles, send Me your address, and
1 will tell you how to cure you
at home by the absorption.
treatment; and will also send
some of this home treatment
free for trial, with referenees
from your own localit
y if re-
quested. Immediate relief and
permanent cure assured. Send
no money, but tell others of
this offer. Write to -day to Mrs4
M. Summers, Box 840 Windsori
Ont.,*
STREET. EXETER, ctoo black (7444 QC
En Chu:reit, len SATURDAY,
001013ER 1Oth, 1912, at 1.30 o'clock
Bloat! eonboaod, black walauf ! 8 beti-
room poitea, coMplete wita rnatrepses
and *K.:ngs, human, dreseer. aide.
board, 2 lottiages, ainglo bodatoad. 1-2
doze!. .porforated chta'ire. awl 4 reelt.:ng'
cha..ra, 1-2 dot. kitchen ehaire, drop-
lesti tanle, exteneon ttbt kitch',1471
fl•TkVail Ei1atiar3S. :2 clocks, 2 waala
eta nds, Natfonal ralrige„ coat or aeootel ;
Scuven..r baseburiter, 2 box atovea,
dozer; Mate, lartolourn, 40 yairds o rskg
earpea 18 yarria a,taia. carpet, 2 on -
cloths, set of (Vahan and a lob of glass.
ware and othor dIsAhos, 5 nets of win,
dew binds, 5 Estate; of tratairt poles, tai
ournter o piletures, 3 coPbcatatin, gran-
ittowa re and a lot ot cookang uteneila,
weaning manhiate, wash tub and board,
halt-ticaert paiqs, 2 wrg.sigore, nower-
stand, lawn mowor, Sager aewing mac;
halo, ,a number ot Clower plants, night
commode, 4ampa, a,!number of fowl,
quatitnY of Potatoes and, cabbage.
A quantity or bordwoott lornber, a num
bar ot cedar ;plata, grindstone), even.
pieno ; worithoticla arid screw, a. numbo
of spotter; and ritros, wheelbarrow, nearly,
aaaw afore% *2 buck zaws, hand
elegh, semen door, hoes, forka, sho-
ot, apadca, and othar articles too numa
teams to mentilon.
Terms -Cash.
JAS H. DENNIS. 13. 3.- 1JXLLIPS
Pre pa:hater A uctiolloor.
wommoonasurorm
Auction Sale
OF CHOICE OtaT'TLE
at the alETROPOLITAN HOTEL, EXE-
TER, Oa SATURDAY, 0020135111 12, '12
at 1 o'clock ellarp, the tollowang vale -
able atock, viz,- .
31 HEAD OF CHOICE CATTLE cen-
a'sting of -
A number of choice tresh calved cows
A. number cows due to calve this fail.
A mambos- coats due to calve an Spring
A. number of etto'..ao young cattle.
Teams -6 months' cred•if will begiven
on approved joint notes. A discount ef
I per cent. per 2.11TMITL allowed for cash.
Dec.s7on of auctiskacer
JOHN SHANNON, JR. B.S. PHILLIPS
Propnicter Auctioneer.
Auction Sale
OF CHOicE CATTLE
On SATTSIRDAY, OCTOBER 19, at one
o'clock p.m., at THE METROP,OLITN
HOTEL, EXETER, A carload of Choice
Cattle, including a -number of YEAR-
OLDS, a number of, 2 -YEAR-OLDS, a
number at pow,s, and TWO 'COWS, with
-
CALVES AT FOOT, The above are all
in good .conditiont,
Terms -6 months credit on furntshing
approved joint noes. , per bent. lifer
armum off .for cash. , , :„- -
G. J. DOW, . THOS. CAMERON
•Proprietor.- ••Atetioneett
Clearing- Auction Sale
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FARM STOCK' AND IMPLEMENTS 00.
LOT 11, CON. 6, 'STEPHEN, ori TUES-
IDAY, OCTOBER 291L, 1912, At vtne
o'clock the following, property viz.,
Stock -2 Working' horses, co -w duel to
iv: lot week in Fielortilar,y, 2 2 -yr -
010 steers Co ,n1i111g: thireb. :1 heifeo 2 -
yr -old conning three, 2 yearlirig 1mi:fee- s
sits21:, 1 -brood slow.- and 4 pigs
5 •weeks old.
niplern t wagon , binder, mower,'
,51.11ky p1,0 w, disc $eeid 00111, roller' set
ol barrows, pt,:ale ,scufiler, straw ,cur-
ter, t root pulpsr, gag- plow, bolt
sleights 'fa nnino• mill rack I sulky
cart. sei ;of double ha.rness.
Teri•n.s-Sums of S5 and under' caSh.
• ainount t- months'
furiiisinittir approved jot [1;t riptes. 3 aer
0101. cOf Lor casn, on credit all 101.171tS.
GEO. FAT-INER, JAS. STANLEY
Rropr:ater• '•A.uet:onecq4
10 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE ,
rbrws.soF et%
or VILABE PROPERTY .AND HOUSE
HOLD EFFECTS
on ikLa.IN ST., EXETER. ON FRIDAY!
OCTOBER 25th, al 1.30 o'elook, p.m.
the following ProPertaa-
• Real. Estate-Lot.a 24, 255, aod pt. 26
or; Main Street Exaster, o wl4ch aiar
uated a good brick Neese ad kitchen,
frame woodshed, brick stable a num-
ber of apple trooes hard ad fieft• Water
and other conveniences:
Heuaohold Effects. -1 nappy Theught
range. 1 wood 000k stove, 1'coal baso.
burner, 1 coal heater, 2 extenelou tab-
les, oevoral, small table, 1 couch. 21
sideicarda, 1 Itttcheri cupboard, 11Oech.
room suite, a number ot klichea chairs,
pictures, lamps, diabee, and other art..
lobe too nuariefotts, to ;motion.,
Terms-Ettecta, CanKt Beal Estate,
trade known on daiY nf eale•
D. :siir.a.,S 13. CABLING,
Proprietor .A.uctioncer,
Auction Sale
FARM, P.A.RM iST,OCE: IMPLEMENTS
ra0usEU01.40 EFFECTS.
There will W offered for oale by
public auction pa LOT, 10, CON. 1, HAY
C n THURSDAY, NOV. 7, 1012,
Ar 12,30 o'clock aharp, the following
va I uab le prop e y ;-
larsee-AgrIcultunal Mare 4 years Old
in fcp3 to Gold ICoY; Agricultural geld -
Ing 4 years, old; Agnicultural colt ria-
lto, a, broken .stenglei and double; 2-yoar
old carriage horse by, Na Parole; 2-
one-aear old PerAo; ono; driving mare
S. years old, by Texas Jack, can show
3-minote goat ; fi11r alsOng 13,troken.
Cattle -Thoroughbred cow, calf at foot
cow years old, duIel t3 calve Nov, let ;
,2 -yr --id ?heifer in calf; 2 -yr -old helfea
oar at foot; 3 yir-fold ;heifer, :supposed
to be in calf; 2 -yr -old tharcughbred.Ayr
,shlre n cant; 0"year oid cow in calf"!
layrooid cow doe ti cativo in Dec; 3
yr-elo heifer; 7-y1 -old ;steers; 1 year
old heifer, 5 prang calves.
Hags -Yorkshire S3lAr in pig; 3 pigs'
3 nacriths old.-
Poultryi---'About 70 chicken, 2 geese
and 1 gis4nder,
Implements -Itlarsselft_s Harris binder,
carrier and truck, 6 ft.; :Massey Harris
mower 6 ft ; 3 lhoe itlassey-Harris drill,
Kerrir manure ,isttreader ; Floury single
riding plow; Fresib and Wood walking
plow; 3tpte Leaf Cocksittut plow; land
roller; diahnond harrows, Frosk & Wood
;seuffler; Massety-fE-Iia.rina1"-, c1t0iatr;
lunicer wagon ; ,Portlandbutter, ' apeti
buggy, buggy pails, .iight wagon,' 1.C•ft
hay rake, plg rack, pair bob -sleighs;
wood rack, gr,avelblox„ extension ladder
a3ft; •set of Sling* aiid 150' ft of rope!
nearly no Iry ; Islet heavy; brass mounted
-
harness, nearly ntsw ;;; 4. -lay fork, set
of Plow harneals, ;sett single harriieSS
lig,ht collar an,dhairrtertr, cutting boy,
Saskatchewan robe, 2 pair horse blan
keb.s, fanning anlill, poIpaa sugar kettle,
a number of cedar posts. ;
Furniture -Dominion organ 6 octave,
dozen dining, robin chairs, arm chair,
recker, gents leiCycle coal or wood
heater, bedroom, 'suite, Pandora range,
coal or Wood, with closet on 'ten, nearly
new; coal h -eater with oven ;
of linoleum, nearly; now; .T\Tatgnet cream
separator brooder and incubator. About
20 tons tbreothly hay and. 500 -;bus. man
golds,acre turniPs, about 406 bushels
of oats, a quantity 'of mil4e,d. chop;
furies, hoes, slie'vels chains :and, a
(et of ether Fgq..t.CISS WO I-Ma/1100,as LO
nastition ; -
Tlhe reolt previoutsly sold wIll
be offered forsa.10, gentainingt, 97
acres being '11,ol; 10,.' Con. 1, Hay.; 3 mr:les
iorth 00 r and 2 . and 1-2 miles
froth Hertsail oti--lE)andon Road, weri
fenced, in, goad. ,stalte of cultivation,
sprAng ,Creek running throug,it iarm,
good 1?ricle hbuiseatid bank„ bar' p7, -,0 -
perry ell in good; xErEAte of repair, tele.
rilione In, ltou;se. 1n A 1. neighborhood
Tetrne-.$5 and under ca,sh; °vat' that
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' r-'tourtt 1110)111118' credac fUla*,S11,1.1,
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'Tho irr do" s- tsned ;'..a,-cafersatgaioa: -ale -
Lila t1 �9S'" 'ec0iLnt- v dpit 10005 3 per con pe,
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west , ,
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JONES, Pl'eltl; 1'1 ItOTT, --733."
` AUctioneert--
An Unfortunate Abbreviation.
-cardinal Gibbons was discussing Gil-
IrtOre and his band.
°Gilltere," continued the caraittai,
'tras fan:lotto for hb playing 0/ Mo•
Zarra VWelfth Mass." On one -wee.
alma he played It in a NOrth CarOlina
town, and next day the local paper
announced. that he 'Tendered with
great effect Mozart's "Twelfth. Massa-
chusetts." "---Popular Magazine.
ong Can • an at
This is Mrs. Forbes-Roherboa HaW0
DitteSt Atlifrage story;
"A. negro woman was arguing* and ara
going- with her husband, and when she
had finished $41d, See talt
don't affect mo MO* tball a f1e4
Otte.
"WelL rtkgatk,' she answered, Ts
awnaiteep ye seratobW
an's Edam Compan!on.
QUeen of my heart," he softly nig
',Well travel feat and far
Along the dewy cetrotry roads
'Within a touring car
Or On a White, pelatial yacht
Beastath the nteonlight Pale
Aeross the blue and breezy bay
1'11 to -Re You for Salt,
aTogether in an aeropiarte
We'll mount the a,zure sky
Alta aoaa among the fleecY clouds!
Apd wItle the eagle an
or 14 OrreeeilY motorboat
Well alai= by cape and highland."
Ana then they took trolley ear
.ked went to Coney Isbad,
--New Xork Timm.
At Last.
Warren Chambers -So Cashier Mor-
ral has gone =flag? They say he has
been stealing tor fifteen years.
Barclay hiarray-Why, when they in.
Testitated his books a year ago
thought he came out of the ordeal un-
spotte&
Warren Chambers -So did, but they
have spotted him now. --ruck.
The Essential. -
"YOU see, wo have good streets, ex-
collent lighting and shipping facilities.
Trade conditions are good. We hope
you will locath here."
"1 dunno," said the visitor. "Things
look good. But tell me this."
"Well?"
".„.What kind of a ball team have you
1g6tr-Tirashington Merald.
Summer Stuff.
They dabbled their tootaies, side by each,
In the rippling mountain brook.
He was a pippin; she was a poach-
Wondorfull Bare a look!
Ho lashed In that little purling etreara.
Ho swore ho would catch, a whale.
His swear was only a summer's dream-
Torriblel Hoar his Waill
He waded out of tho crick, by Ong,
In the hazy sunset glow,
and ho hadn't caught a gol darned thing,
By golly! I3ut had, thought
-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Just a Precaution.
"Why are you startbag out with an
umbrella on such a sunshiny day?"
"I am bound for the art gallery."
"But you cannot exhibit an um-
brella."
"Of course not. But a. notice on the
catalogue says that one must.leave his
cane or umbrella outside before he
can enter." -Toronto World.
Kindness.
'Do you ever go out of your way to
do -things to make other 'people hap-
py?'
"Yes. crossed the street this morn-
ing to avoid meeting a man who owes
money to me."—Chicago 'Record -Her-
ald:
' The Busy Man. -
1, "Away, away!"
Said 'William Biz.
"I ha.ve no time
For politics,"
Then, just to show
His proper bent,
He bought some bait
And fishing went.
--Birmingham Age -Herald.
Benefited Anyway.
„"Sorrs' you couldn't attend our ban-
quet last night;dottor. It would have
done you -good."
-"Thaok you! It has done me good.
have'just prescribed, for three of the
miests."-Boston Tra.nscript
'- ;The Literary Courtship.
"They ' started in a purely platonic
way to read 'Docile' together."
"Weil?"
"Now they, are interested In a book
that tells' laow to build a $1,000 house."
--Lenisvil le; Courier -Journal.
• a , The Darkeatil-itatina
-How often, oh, how, often, were ;you told
• In, your youth, • • ;
i"The darkest hour is,. Jest before the '
Elow `often, ,oh, how often, .dicl•You 'find the
real truth-,
The' aaakea.t hour , is.' just before 'you
' pawn! •
• ,--'NeWa York - Sun.
• , -„OboastoftnilY, , • '
.
; nrfdlrer-DO you ever -get Into --trou-
ble ,
' ala count of eareleas. pedestria ns ?
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ZURICH
Mr, reale-art Wargraer, Wit.° wars, Ben.
01.117a,y ILI, is recoverisz„-771.t. -Fred Gran-
vilte, Casith,...atif taltrielifikre at the home
ot Gorg-go Denanay, Salable Littet.-)Irt.
end birs. Fred. Sawa -wort left .for fltat;'
iforaia on Y;'-ednesday, where they ex,
pect ,fot the •winter tyronthet-
Lee 1..aatterae, 9..vi of: Mb. John, LaPorte
Wae' -aPetuted for appendicitis at a
Pet -reit hospital. operatiOn Was a
success arid tha patient is saaid,',:pci;,
cleloS! TfloeIT-r---;!-"ils :Maggie. Campbeeli
Ear in is visittiitg lare'r Pareata, l‘Irr- and
Mrs george Deal-
07.11Mle hots returned ttotrae;
innaroaed hanathi. : , „
P„ Aeft for" Seekattolanava'n to look 'Whet'
Oia faraelag irtteretata 'In. that preview.
'
-aaa tap death Of Ma, Coargea,Campben
Zurich loses one '•of its most valued
of -Koreas. doceased, metved, totown
frottli his tsrini SiCranley township
about faux years agts, and though oa
quiet and retiring disposition, te aoade
many' warm, frionetf.4 bath,: yourng and Old
who ail sincerelYeatoarn his demise. At
the titno he and hl a fetinally Caine here
to live he •Ife.e1 lo very poor he-alth,
the Change '00,1minigi to' trim g.reat
deal of gOnd Mod It is gala' heeeetlY
r.p4trat 111,8 tad m2,3,adyr aga-he at,
tacked e4e1,,, arid 1-3.1s dr.ett was leoleed
for some" week -it, tHe brgati-hed las la -St
Werdneskicry morning.. „being. fit the
71-50 year of his Hs leaves
ono 'son, George, ota the hetntesteftd
and thrit-a elaughtera, Mrs, 1-tlagrphiann
Of Bella. and '7.11S.ses and Maggie:
at loathe. The haracal, took ptg,ce Friday
caPholataa
trthaaie l'etelet Ktatitt wets tgr..inding the'
Putt -214r kr:Ives O tivrashIng tri-nerltra-,e
ere Ileverttor „belt Came -
with the :result that engine, liaVirig,117407,
tag to coincel rat -s; awaeh Tt. IttzAtaed,
ottcb „eurleue that tis WhO19;
outfit was ratti4-1 IXec. es. and the
oquiPritent ria se badly wire"ked that lir.
Erupt thas VS but a riety." maehine. /TO
ri aces lila lOstel at $1000.--Tbe Z•;.tr:leh
ax Cornparia gave tie anotual ercurats.
too -Wednesday to ”..e t,t,,r213y-t,e-,-3, Char-
rianea wese eoppafie0 by the compary,
and the PareY took in: flier Bayfteld, Fair.
Ia addltf.orr to ill -is' a.- lialetcheOn, was-eery-
irr top goave on !the north side of
the Ever, aft ••:r which all we -re treated
to a rids tho lake
SELHERS2-.At the aueithe age
oC Wart Morris, tri ITibbert, ;KAT. Chieela
here, ono Shorthora paha* brought 5135.
rd anottbet" thoi saline 4blored 4192
Gado cows mid at tnalll 584 tait
Yearling% nit. frOnt,580to and- emir;
rales at 535. IN. *Of 'horses sold
ter $625, and a two ataar old tor $215,,
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