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THURSDAY, Jan. 21, 1909
NOTE AND COMMENT
Dr. '!.udot.iid, for seventeen years)
member of the !louse of Commons from
East Huron, has been appointed Post-
master at Lolidort. mu •h to the dissat-
isfaction of the Liberals) of that :sty,
who expected ha: plum for a local titan.
We are in receipt from the Canadian
bostrruncnt of the particulars of the (Icer
ernment'a Act of Teat session regard-
ing Old Age .annuities, under whloh
provision may be nutdc by ue for eiery
man. woman or child agalnet want or
poverty In old age. The Act Is the work
of Sir Richard Cartwright, and is to
our opinion one of the beet Utitga dealt
with by at.y government 1n Canada for
many years. So valuable to the people
ot Canada do we consider it that we
will publish the details nest week, and
would advise our readers to lead It car,
fully, cut it out and keep it for future
reference.
The letter "u" Is causing consider-
able stir In the newspapers of Ontario
because Dr. Beath, Superintendent of
Edut•atlon. Intends having such words
as labor, color. spelled In the new text
books thus,— labour, colour ; because It
1s said that root words are spelled that
way. That may be true, but a'. to just
as true that thin 1e no sufficient rea-
son why the better tustom, turd which
has been vogue for years, should be de-
parted from. But then, why worry, it
will never get any farther tl.an the
text books. Teachers won't leach it,
students won't practise it, and bustnests
sten won't use 'it. The proper thing to
do 1s shorten, not 1angtten words. If
Dr. Soath would spend his time lopping
orf the "Ugh" from such words as
though, thorough, etc., L would bo spent
to better advantage.
'Weodhan).—Mr. A. S. Kltk of Ift.miota
Man. Is v:sirlig Ile father's hone in
w'oodhatn for a month before return -
Ing to the went.
Tuckerem(th.--Mrs. David Ferguson.
has a quilt wukh contains 12.112 parts
ot dress goods whicn she trade hera•'if.
Her dau. htcr, MIS Esther Ferguson.
has made a silk quilt which contains
10,450 pieces. Both quilts are of the
log cabin pattern.
Seaforth.—Gcerge Patterson of this
town. 1s plaintiff in tan action against
Regal: & Nickels of Toronto, to recover
$101.57. alleged to be rlut on a car-
load of elm lumber.
Weot McGillivray.—Mrs. Geo. Sauade:'s
stet with an accident recently wit: h
might have been serloue. She was go-
ing u;: the steps into the 1 o n
she tripped and fell. spraining her an-
kle. She is recovering nicely.
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INDIGESTION ENDS
You can eat anythtl;g your stomach
craves without fear of a case of Indi-
gestion or Dyspepsia, or that your food
will ferment or sour on your stomach
if you will occasionally take a little
Diapepshi after eating.
Yeur male will tante good, and any-
thing you cat will be digested: noth-
can ferment or turn into acid or pols.in
or stomach gas, which causes retching.
DIz.lne3s, a feeling of fulln:ds after
eating, Nausea. indigestion (like a
lump of lead 1n stomach.) Rlltounnes.a.
lfeai 1 but ti, Water brant, Pain tit tlx:
stomach and t'rc Jutc3ttnee or .ri'i'r
syntptcnts,
Ileadictice from the stomach are
absolutely unknown where this effec-
tive remedy to used. Di.►pepsln r"ally
dOeir all the work of a nealthe stom-
ach. It digeete your meals wt,c•.I Your
shamed. can't. Eat!. triangu'e mill
dlgcs' al! the food you can cut .e . 1
leave hothllig to ferment or sou-.
Get a large S'1 -cent ease. of Tape's DIA
pepsin from your druggist and start
taking to -day and by to -morrow vnu
will artutlly brag about your nett'
etrctig Stoma( It, for you Well care cat
anything and everything you want with
out the eltghtest dleconttoit or misery.
and every particle Of impurity arta Gas
that is in your atontach and Intestln±a
is going to be carried away without
tete use of laxatives or any oti,er as-
sistance.
ENLill! [TEN 1NO SELF-1NTEItE:r
There Is one motive bound all busi-
ness dealings, the mainspring of alt
business transactions. People buy and
sell with one fu•)damenhal obj,rt — tnv
hope of gain. it is a matter of 8,:f -
it let est pure and simple and doubt;:..
will remain no until the end of the chap-
ter. The difference In merchants Iles in
the tact that this self Interest tray be
btutal and ut.ptincipled with the leault
that it is shortsighted and r-oneitt!. e
only temporary gala or that. on Inc ot-
her hand. It may be controlled by the
highest alms and be rewarded by per-
manent success.
in the United States o.ie of the most
conspicuous examples of deli Interest
wisely consulted Is the seed burnless of
D. M. Ferry d Co. We do not know how
it would tw possible better to serve the
purchasing hubllc tnan by their method
ot supplying uanuaily every lot 11 deal r
in the cou:ttry with seeds freshly put
up and then at the end of Ile sasses re-
moving them from the retailer all sta•k
left on hand, thus preventing the poem
ibtlity of unfit etc de being carried ov, r
for another apring• By regatding p' int
arily the Itttt ?c at of the pu.Trieser,
Felt and Co. have grown to be the
Iirltc.1 seed foul( in lite worl 1. Tt I•,
atattesa has ne'c•seltated systematic or-
gan:ration and made t' possible hot on-
ly to epee Lillie but to have the beet phy-
sical e'tu'prnent In America.
Learn more about reliable acerin by
writing to D. M. l--ctry ! Co.. Windrow
Ont.. for thin. Itt.11 Bred Annual +r, h'
ie Sent free on request.
STOWS Phoayhodiaee
7 f; r. -' 174111.4.
iiryn,Ap�..
Tones as. :orate,the weels
nerve -le '. make., neve
Ills.... 1 1 . .•tqa
cur. / \', •'n
v,.. laoxlrty .Venn•, .s n.:a Il'orry.
1:. : pry. Be.rw t II'i .1 :. ,. • • • EntLoria>. -.
et .:..rr14e01,0nd K/erta of.4"re+or f-rrre«s
1 *1prr.hnt.Pit for ll� Ons wlilple.w'et1
v, F
t ..:.t iuld by . t^r
:1 drniet8 er mallett In
I'aie ; 4g. 0:1 MMlpt of `,r • •, \'r •r pir.nphld
T'.e Wooi Medicine Co.
tys,•aserig i►'iw,�svr► Toronto, Ort t.
Grand Bend
Mia3 Viva Brock has gone to Zurich l
to spend a couple of weeks.—The fun-
eral of the late Mrs. Bosaenberry toot
place \Vedneeday to the Grand Bend
cemetery. Among those from a dis-
tance were Mr. and -Mrs. Whitney of
Galt; Mrs. Witletta of Walkerville;
Mrs. Mousaati of Bell ltiver.—Theflsh-
eru►an are busy harvesting their sup-
plies of ice.
— f _
Kh1va
We have had very cold weather the
last few days.—Mrs. Wm, Cunning-
ham and daughter Jennie returned to
Exeter Saturday.—era, Jas. Teeinen
and family have returned to their
home in Detroit after spending a few
weeks with Dennie Culline.—Patrick
Sullivan, Jr.is visiting friends in
Dutton.—John Lippett and family
returned to their home at Lake Odessa
after spending a month with his par-
ents here.—Mise Martha Sweitzer of
Shipka visited friends here Sunday.
Winehellsea
Mrs. Eli Heywood sent last week
with her sister at b ullartun.—Ben.
Francis of Armstrong, B.O., is the
guest Of his sisters, Nt's. E. and W,
Heywood.—afiss Othello, Heywood re-
turned home Thursday after a pleasant
visit at Delaware.—Charles Beed and
wife of Fullarton spent Sunday with
Thus. ('uwar•d.—Enos Cook, wife and
family left for their house in Hargrave,
Man., Tuesday week. --Mrs. Wm. Ste-
vens of \Voodhanl spent a few days
this week with S. Brock.—\Vestey
Heywood is installing a complete wa•
ter outfit in his stables this week.
lilt ►1ey
Hauling gravel from C. Morrish's
gravel pit in Bosanquet for statute la-
bor is the order of the day with a good
urauy farmers in this section.—George
Sherrit4 delivered a bunch of 10 head
of cattle to Thos. Lynch at Parkhill on
Saturday for shipment to Toronto.—
Thos. Love sold a 3 -year-old filly to
Mr. Conlin of Centralia, delivering it
Menday.—Thos. I3aynhatn'a little boy.
of about five years, is badly used up
with liver trouble. Miss Bella Webb
of Vassar, Mich., arrived here Friday
to visit her uncles, Stephen and Rich.
Webb and other friends.—Owing to a
wreck near Guelph of the mail train
Monday the Grand Bend stage did not
arrive at. Harpley till 0.30, consequent-
ly very few received their mail that
evening.
Greenway
Everybody is going to attend the
public installation of officers in Mecca -
bee Hall, Greenway, Jan. ?nth, at 8
o'clock, followed by a grand concert of
local talent. Admission 10 and 15 cts.
—Hev. T. A. Steadman is to preach
special sermons in the interest of the
W.M.S. on Sunday afternoon and ev-
ening; special music by the choir.—
The many friends of Valentine Katz in
this vicinity were pleased to hear of
the honor conferred upon him by a
seat in the Senate at Ottawa. We con-
gratulate him on being the Hon. Val-
entine R:at7 —The mail did not reach
here until 0 o'clock Monday night ow-
ing to an accident some where near
Guelph.—Quite a stir was tnade in H.S.
No. 11, McGillivray, near here when
two of tate trustees decided to ask a
vote et a public meeting held Saturday
when nearly every ratepayer turned
out. John McGregor was elected chair-
man and after a friendly discussion the
cute was taken, about two thirds vot-
ing to keep the school open.
'Whalen
Alfred Brock and wife are visiting
friends around here this week.—Mr.
Burnett and Miss Weir of Bryanston
were guests of Mts. Win. Morley on
Sunday.—Mrs. Slither by and daugh-
ter Bertha returned borne Friday tit-
tera visit with ft lends at Kirkton.--
J. V, Munson and wife attended the
opening of the new English church at
lateen on Sunday. --A number of the
t•,tung people enjoyed a pleasant evert-
ing on Wednesday et Win. Morley's
:led ids() on Friday evening tit Herb
L engf,,rd's.— Win. Ogden gave a party
to a sluntbe•t• of his friends on Friday
and :ill enjoyed a good time.—Edgar
lltitrien 1.1 StaIT t visited at Iia cousin's
,Mrs. 1Vtt. Ogden last week.—Mission•
ary sermons will he preached on Sun-
day by the Rev, C. P. %Veils of Grant-
on. Service at Zion in the morning
and at this church in the afternoon.—
The ladies of the V.M.S.%together
with their husbands held it very inter-
ceding meeting at the home of Mrs. J.
V. Millson. After tea the regular
meeting was conducted ')y the Presi-
dent and members, after which ad-
dresses were given by Daniel Hodgson
Mr. Millson and J. Wright; also the
singing by Messrs. F. Gunning, J.
Wright and H. Millson with Mrs. D.
Hodgson as accompanist, was much
appreciated by all.
Farquhar.
%Vitt. Ward has nearly all the ma•
terial on the ground for his new house.
—John Tucker has returned from his
visit with friends in the vicinity of
Chicafo,—Rev. Mr, Swan preached
a missionary sermon Sunday in Beth-
any church, when over $100 was raised
for the cause.
F nix Monday morning the house
occupied by Mrs. Barbara Gardiner
was burned, together with almost all
belenginpe, shortly before 0 o'clock.
The old lady was awakened by being
almost smothered with smoke and
when she lit it lamp the smoke was so
thick she could aharcely see anything.
She et once aroused the nearest beigh-
bore and soon thele was yuite a few
willing hands on the scene, hilt the fire
had made such headway that nothing
could be done towards saving either
the twinkling or contents, it is not
known how the fire started but Is .op-
posed to neve started from it chimney
that ran down to the cellar, in which
there was ctensiderable wood stored.
and it vials there that the fire was when
discoveieel. The old I eily Imit all her
household furniture and wearing tap
p.irel and whet she prized most of ,ell
Ives antnt' j•'wcllery mitt two $5 gi-1,1
t,.in.. These, toge'the'r w if h +;ever .l
eller r pieces of money :., int and 2.5 e.• t t
lti.•eee, sere found in: the ruins Atte,
1lie' tire lied Abated. The coin. as wx it
s geld tint:.tied breech were none
Iv is" seeept a little black on the
,1 ide. It ea. with eldliculty that
he siirionmil ng buildings were .sweet.
11 .th buildu-g and contents were in•
-areal in the i'lisiree .l• Ilibt.irt Fite
I i,: 0l twee Cuu)puby.
YOU MAY NOT
NEED IT NOW
here 1s a simple ,tome -made mixture
as given by an eminent autto('Ity nit
Kidney diseases, who snakes the state -
meet that 11 will relieve almost any case
of Kidney trouble if taken before the
stage of Bilgnls disease. lie elates that
suets sytuptollls an lane. back. pain In
the side, frequent d&alre to urina'e, es-
pecially at night ; patulin and discolored
urination, arc readily- overcome. Itere la
the receipt,. try it;
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon. otte ounce ;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ouneea. Take a teaspoonful after each
steal uwd at bedtime.
A well-known druggist here In town
la :turf:utlty tout t:1ere ingredients are
all liar;uless and easily mixed at !turns.
by shaking well In a bottle. This mix-
ture has a pecullar healing and Booth*
tug effect upon the entire Kidney and
Urinary structure, and often overcomes
the worst torte of Rheumatism 1n just a
little while. This mixture Is said to re-
move all blood dtsordera and cure the
Rheumatism by forcing the kidneys to
filter and strain from the blood and
syetcni all uric acid and foul, dztcompos
ed waste matter, which cause these af-
fections. Try it If you aren't well. Save
the prescription.
Eden
Frank Coats and wife entertained a
number of their friends to a fowl sup-
per one evening hast week.—Mrs. J.
\Vestcott, wbo has been confined to
the house for a few days, is able to be
around again.—J. Essery and Miss
R.ettie spelt Sunday in Lucan.—Dave
Kirk, who had his leg broken some
time ago. is recovering.—Misses Mag-
gie and Edna Luxton visited friends
in Lucan Inc a few deye.—The ladies
are arranging for an oyster supper in
the near future. Particulars later.—
Miss Edna Dickens of Biddulph visited
her sister Mrs. F. Coats a few days
last week,—Itich Snell and wife of Ex-
eter spent Sunday at \V. Coates.—\V.
Ford and wife of Eliruville spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. T. Brooks.
A GOOD STOMACH.
‘feared Good Idealth, Cheerfulness, Am-
bition, Perlatency and Success.
MI -o -no will cute your dyspepsia or
any other stomach trouble by building
up the flabby walis and making the
stotnaci; so stror,i; tn.tt It will digest
food without pepsin or outer artificial
,.td.
In otter words, Ml-o-na cures dYspep-
tila by removing the cause.
\V. S. Cole Is the agent for Ml-o-na In
Exciter and he says to every reader of
the Advocate wuusc stomach is weak,
who has lndigestioli or dyspepsia. t`ret
'f:-o-na le guaranteed to cure or utoht y
bark.
Th' prim is ot)ly 50 conte a large
box. and one box is all you need to
prove that you are on the right roast
to health and happiness.
Mr. Geo. Linder of corner .\till and
Park Streets. Elmira, Ont., soya; ' For
about ten years 1 have been severely
troubled with etomacht rouble and in-
digestion so bad that I could not rt
tale my food after eating. I could not
.at meat, or scarcely anything and had
Headaches and constipation, 1 soured
a package of All -o -ria with the result
that now atter having taken two boxes
i am entirely cured and can eat any'-
thing. digest perfectly and am feeling
fine. Ml-o-na always overcame my con-
stipation. I am only too glad to pub-
licly endorse and iccommend Ml -o -ria."
11 ENS.\ Lt.
Nile. C:ennaln to ntitl vet_ Inv/ :t:Id
not exycattd to recover.—Ttte Stetttol-
ol Sunday School has re-elected their CANADIAN of Loold teachers and officers for 1909.
ltert White of 1). C. 1■ here owing to
the •illness of hls grandnlother. Mt r.
Utvrrtaln.—alias Tulll who nes been
teac1.tng at high ltiveer, Bask., is now
attending the Normal at Calgary.—Jas.
iluntnterton and wife of Carberry Plaine
are visiting relatives In town.Mir. Yung -
hitt and alas Lilly have gone to Wat-
erloo, but Mrs. Yung=,tut la remaining
here owing to tttc Maces of htr daugh-
ter.—Captain stocker and wife of To-
ledo. Ohio, visited here tart week.—airs.
Sit Morran of Chicago, who has been vis-
iting her father, Win. 11e11, here has re-
turned Inane.
1:e.tt11.—Atter an !Helena of only :11t -
11e over a week the d.:at•. oc,_urre 1 on
Jan. 'Jtlt of !luau T. Smith, at the age
of ;:G years. Dc.tt h wan caused by appen-
dicitis fur which physicians attempted
to operate, but were unsuccessful. lie
w..s burn at 1111Iagreen and was a hard
wotkutg Warn and tuuctt cstccwecd Ili this
section. lie leaves a wife edit ta'o eons
The remains were latcrred at rtil;s-
green.
Goshen Line Stephen
Alfred Williams of London is reuew-
ing acquaintances in the neighbor-
hood.—Miss Minnie Sherrit has been
engaged by the teachers to teach
School No. 0, Stephen, for the coining
season.—Thomas Dinney spent Sun-
day evening at Mr, David Mawhin-
nety's.—Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Fink -
boner visited at Mr. John Finiebeiner's
one day last week.—Joseph Lawson
and Wm. Davey are busy getting
ready to remodel their barns the coin-
ing sutntnet•.--Louis Smith is busy
moving to Dashwood, where he in-
tends retaking his future home.—Louie
Kraft bad a small wood bee one day
last week.—Lynian Glanville and John
Fiikbeiner sold valuable horses to
John Snell of Exeter last week.—Jos.
Amey spent Wednesday evening at
Reuben Davey's.—James Flinn has
completed the rock well which he was
drilling for David Mawhinney. He
was successful in getting a supply of
water.—Dante Rumor says that wed-
ding bells will be heard in the near
future.
Dashwood
M. BItOKENSI(IRE, I)AStIWOOI CONVEY-
L'I• ENCEI(. Deeds, wills, Mortgagee and all
Legal Documents carefully and promptly prepared.
Charges moderate. Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Mrs. George Kellerman bas been
sick during the past week and though
not well as yet is somewhat improved.
We hope soon to see her around as us-
ual.—The auction sale of the estate
and effects of the late Louis Hahn was
well attended and good prices were
realized. Mr. John Heldt bought the
property so now it will be hi order for
hint to get 11 coutpaniuu.-111r. E. Ma-
hon of Orediton spent Sunday with
friends in the village.—There bas been
a Medicine Company giving concerts
in the hall nightly during the past
week.—Mr. William Sires of Crediton
East, accompanied by his sister, Miss
Laura, and their friend, Mies Ander-
son, spent Sunday with friends in the
village.—Mr. Peter Mclsaac has been
doing things in the sewing machine
line lately, having sold eight this year.
He handles none but the beat.—Mrs.
D. Sachs is still ill, though somewhat
improved.—Itev. L. K. Eidt, the popu-
lar Evangelical Pastor here, preached
a powerful sermon on the words found
in Matt. 5.20. In this discourse he
certainly hewed to the line, regardless
of where the chips might fall. This
week the rewival meetings are being
conducted in the English language.—
Warner Fi11kta'iner of Shipka is at
present visiting friends in this com-
munity.
CLEARING SThLtE
of
wINrsR coons
Bargains will be offered in the following lines Bargains
of goods to clear before stock -taking
DRESS GOODS — COATINGS
LADIES' MANTLES -- (GIRLS' (;OATS AND JACKETS
VKAI'I'EI(ETTI:M -- LADIES' FUR ('OATS
FUR RUFFS 0111LDREN'S 1VHITE BEAK COATS
UNDERWEAR OF ALL KINDS
MEN'S FUR COATS
" CAPS. MiTTS, 1l'c., tic.
"• SHIRTS
" OVERCOATS
JOII LiNE OF MEN'S ULSTERS
" " " BO 'S' ULSTER8 A' REEFERS
MEN'S READY - TO - WARR SUiTS
BOYS' „ •' ••
ROBES AND BLANKETS
If you are looking for Bargains now is the time
to secure them as these Goods must be sold during
the next two weeks.
. . • ...
All kinds of Farm Produce taken at Market Prices.
GIVE US A CALL !I!
TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER,
THE BUSY STORE - - - DASHWOOD
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If you want vottr strives to lrx>k as if they had
been cleaned -et cry hour, ruh them occaalonelly
with
"Black Knight" Stove Polish.
It Flees the shine that lasts, no matter herr hot the fire. It shines
gntckly, tar --just a few nibs. Von get such a big esn for the mune,
that "Black Knight" is easily the cheapest yrin can 1 uy
Send vnttr dealer's name sax Ise foe full steed cell
if you can't Ret "Stack Yatght' seat by.
ifs P. V. BALM (e. ta1fwn
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New and Choice Confectionery.
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