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THURSDAY, NOV'. 22, '06
NOTE AND COMMEN7
h takes a tea meeting or e negro
concert to draw a crowd. .
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The Ontario Govei nment was offer-
ed $15,000,001) for the minn1, rights on
Gillies' Limit. This iis the meet the
Government reserved last e ear for the
use of the:Province. :
W. R. Hearst, who was candidate
for Governor on the Democratic tic-
ket for New York and who was defeat-
ed, filed a statement showing that he
had spent $253,370.22 to win., the elec-
tion, while Charles E. Hughes, the 1855. The inimense expenditure of candidate elected only spent
the former has created quite a great
sensation in New York, 'political cir-
cles.
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nitiva
N,bb
Mich, is at preeent vieitine. Mies Lip -
teal. -Klee leento, IZat.z was vting
he parent° over Sunda ee accompanied
hy Mise Sutton of Parkhill. -3ehte Ap-
pleton, who bee been eoesiclered vcry'
we ar0 pleased to state, daily re-
eoveving.-Qeite a number a one cit-
izens attended the social at Sii.ipkaon
Monday evening. -Miss Maggio Berry
still continues very ill. Thee she may
eoon recover is the wish of her many
friendee
31t, Cannel.
Jos. Doyle has returned from his
sojourn in the West. -Mise Francis
Glavin, who has been home on a visit,
has returned to Stratford to resume
her studies at the Loretto convent.-
Jno. Borland has been engaged to
teach our Catholic' school for the com-
ing year, at a salary of $475. -The
farmers around hete have about cone-
plete,d their fall work and will take
things easier foe a few months,-Win
Berry's many friends will be pleased
to learn that he is daily recovering
from his attack a inflammatory
rheumatism.
Winchelsea
iienry Talbot and wife of Blake vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. John Routley over
Saturday and Sunday of lase week. -
Mrs. Win. Taylor of Chicago, Mrs.
Dodge of.St. Johns, Mich„ Mrs, Henry
Taylor and son, Harold, of New York,
and Mrs. Pincombe were the guests of
Ntr. and Mrs. Wm. Delbridge during
Met week; and with the exception of
Mrs. Dodge and Mrs. Pincombe are
still•enjoying the beauties of rural life
and seeing the cow that gives the but-
termilke-Sonshine Sunday School
haye commenced pradtisins for„ their
annual Christmas Entertainment and
Christmas Tree. This schoollas incire
than a local reputation for successful
entertainments and this one promises
• to excel anything ever presented in
the church. -Frank Durdle returned
home on Saturday after working the
° miner in-Bruseelsat the buttermilk-
ing. 'Mr. Durdle is a successful butter
maker and has been re-engaged in the
same factory for next summer at a
good advance in salary.
• • Saturday 'Night of last week has a
good front page illustration picturing
a prevalent twentieth century trouble.
An old geptIeman, with a disgusted
look on his face is seated reading a
newspaper and exclaims: "Graft!
Graft! Graft! Nothing to priut hat
Omit! The comment is then made:
"Never mind, gentle reader, most peo-
• ple are honest like yourself and every-
thing willebonee out right in the end."
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The advisory couneil to the Minister
• of Edneation,with the exception of the
representative of the public school
trustees who have, yet to be named by
the minister, is composed of William
Packenhana of Toronto and Stephen
Martin of St. Marys„ High School
TeacherOlarriet Johnston of Toronto,
Thomas A. Reid of Owen .Sound, A, A,
jordan of Port Hope and j. W. Plevires
of Chatham, Publie School Teachers;
John J. Rogers of Lindsay, Separate
• School Teacher; Rev. W. IL G Cones
orChathana and W. L. Chisholm, of
• Kincardine, Public School Inspectors.
• SEAFORTH'S $60,000 ADDED DEBT
.Seaforth, Nov. 19.-Munieipal mat-
ters are now receiving the attention of
the ratepayers, and while it is hardly
probable that Mayor Broderick will be
opp6sed for a, second terra .(as it has
become an eptabliebed enamel, here te
make the mayor's teem two yeaes),
yet there is every indication of a waiin
contest for seats at the cOpiecil hoard,
With the paving of Main'streetancl the
loans to the Canada Furniture Com-
pany arid the Willits Shoe Company,
about $00,000 of liabilities has been as
-
Burned by: the corporation this year,
and this is causing the older and more
-conservative ratepayers to begin figur-
• ing on future tax rates. The end of it
all will undoobtedly be a warm con-
• test for control of the menicipality be-
tween the progressive party and the
:party of a low tax rate. •
The W.-0. TAY. are 'going to appeal
to the Dominion Government regards
hag the granting of lOcal'option In the
•
.sale of cigarettes,•
riot.
Dashwood
TAR. NieBEibE, 11;0.. P. & S, Edinburgh, will
Matter tliepraetiee of Dr. McLaughlin of
this place during the latter', visit to Europe in
search of more knowledge, He will be found in the
same Ace. • .-
BOOK.S, STATIONERY AND. ALL
SCHOOL SUPPLIES-Whenin need
of anything in this linedropin. We
can supply your wants. To our cus-
eomers we are giving a guessing con-
test and to the incley one we will give
a grand prize. Drop in and get condi-
tions. We doi Conveyancing and In:
surance. Charges very moderate.
E. M. BROKENSHIRE Dashwood.
0.
Feed your hair;* nourish it;
•give it something to live, on.
Then it will stop falling, and
viill grow long and heavy.
Ayer' s ,llair Vigor is the only
genuine hair -food you can
• buy. It gives new life to the
hair bulbs. You sive what
•bair you have, and get more,
too. And it keeps the scalp,
,
clean and healthy. •
The, b6st hind, cof testteitortied-
"Sold for over sixtFyettretel
NAREOW ESCAPE.- What inightliteve
proved a very serious accident happen-
ed to David Pfaff et the Eidt Se Ehler
grist mill on Thursday morning. The
mill men were engaged in installing a
new piece of machinery, known as a
rolled oat chopper, which specially pre-
pares theoats for horses. A:workman
was driving a nail into 'the elevator
when Mr. Pfaff, wbo happened in, vol-
unteered his assietance in holding the
affair. In doinesso he tamed his back
to a revolving shaft and the tail of his
coat caught in the key on the shaft.
In a second the coat was wound up and
he was whirling around the shaft at El
terrific speed. After several revolu-
tions he was 'thrown violently to the
floor, every stitch of clothing'having
been torn off hinewith the exception of
his boots. It is expected that no Ser-
ious injury was received although his
hack was hurt and his head, arms and
lege considerably braised. The °clothes
were torn in shreds: Alter -being re -
clothed he was able to walk down to
the village to have his injuries attend-
ed to, Mie ,Pfliff's escape was very
lucky as much inore serioue injuries
might easily have resulted. Fifteen
years ago Wm. Fried had his arm
taken off in this mill in a similar ac-
eident.
see
• tirand 1141aii,
a.1050M. (uten41 Joe
becentz Tee; claee Le-entand tea
wecie- Mr. i;erennee env
ice
ho?. -'L Gecee pore Frene.
spent Tilurzebey 4w1c. with ipit-5. hrot.iwir.
Lleantaii •Wee bete Friday. Ho
intends having a kitelien added to the
house he recently inat.-Me. Angle i'kf
having his store •erderged.- Mr., Ilse
was in Dashwood a few days it week.
-Messre. L -sand A, Diejardine, vvho
went out Weet an the harveet occur.
sion returned home Sateirday.-One of
Mr. Heiman's young (leer was killed
the other day by the old deer.
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Moray
Rev. J. E. Hodgins of Lucan occupied
the pulpit in the Methodist church,
con. 10, on Sunday. -J. W. Young and
wite are now comfortably settled in
their new home on the 7th con. -Miss
Edie Scott of Forest has Arrived in
outr burgh and intends making her
homeswitbeher sister --Mr. Paxton,
sr„ has returned from her 'vita tes
derton and ,London. -Miss Minnie
Young of Parkhill is here on a' few
weeks visit. -Smith Polten and wife,
who have resided in Henry Hawker's
house for the past six months, have
removed to Mr. Kilbotwn'e house, south
of this place,
ee •
We are sorry indeed to know 'that
MS. Henry Hoffman is down ,with an
attack of Typhoid fever We hope it
may prove to be it very slight attack
and that ere long he will be around a-
gain as usual. -Dr. McLaughlin of this
place intends leaying in a short time
for a ix months sojourn in Europe
were he will take up some special study
in his profeasipri. While there he will
visit the leading hospitals in London,
England, Liepzig, Germany and Vie-
anna. His practice here during his
absence will be looked after byeDr.
McBride. L. R. q. P. S. gain, who has
just returned from Europe. • The Doe -
tor expects to be absent, till May. We
hope he may enjoy the ocean voyage
and the time spent in the eastean con-
tinent. --The Evangelical Sunday
School of this place have decided to
bold an entertainment during the
X0.10,8 holidays again this year. The
different cortinaitteee have been ap-
pointed and preparations are being
made. VVe expeet this occasion to be
equal if not better than any heretofore
beld.-Sunday last was observed as
Miseionary-day in the Evangelical
church here. ' Appropriate sermons
Were preached both morning and even-
ing by the Pastor. Subscriptionswere
also taken in aid of the miestobary
eause:-E. M, Brokerishire has °belied
it book and stationery store in Mr.
Simon's old stand. .13.e is also prepar-
ed to do anything in the line of con-
veyancing such as drawing up deeds,
wills or mortgages or to receive risks
either fnr fire or life insurance. -Mr.
1 John Hall of London was 113 the vill-•
age eeveral days last week. --Last, Fri -
1 day a pony belonging to WS. Arobrose
Allen while tied in front of the hard-
ware store broke its bridle and being
free made a lively 'dash down street. veysary itervices at 5t ill on Sunday
1treets Ile.
It was captured on one of the back
His, pulpit, was filled by IttsV. Wilson
sne the worsIOL'e li
its vely
rim.e_mr. siknon willert, who for the of titaffit: The Heiteall Nfale Quartette
rsted in the iwograin Monday even.
11eist two years has worked at the ./85
1;11,114,84 business, with Mr. Nadin,er mg. -About thirty invited frielidS
!
gathered, at the Maseot the other iv.
here leigtevered IliS connection with
eping when 'Win. a. Wilooe treated
, thet firm and bee accepted a position
at Plattsville. • Nem to oyetere 3 lid othUr delieacies.
!
KiPpele.
Our village is beginning to present a
clean and tidy eppeararice.-Rev. T.
Mitchell of London will conduct miniversary services in St. Andrews church
next Sunday ee The Revgentleman is
considered one of the best preaehersof
the day so that a. tare treat is in
store for those who attend these see -
vices. -The (mime growere in, this vi-
cinity have got their Orop harvested
and niarketed.-Mr. Alexander Mon-
teith is visiting his brother at New
Ontario. -Peter Fisher has arrived in
California end•speaks well of the coun-
try.-T,Mellis had quite a novel exper-
ience the other day, While shoeing a
horse the animal had to be thrown
d laid on theefloor. -Aft,er complet-
ing the job men tried to raise the horse
but. found it was dead. -Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Parsons and Miss May have re-
turned from their trip out West. They
intend returning next spring, as the
former has taken up a homestead n-ar
Secretan. Jarnes McDonald, Harry
Chesney. Lawrence Moffatt and Hugh
1VIcelurtrie have also returned frons
M,anitotea-The Crystal City (Man.)
Courier says: "Miss Luln thisinaore re-
turned to her borne at 'Kippen Ont.,
after several months' sojourn with
friends in town." •
A53 F01:1
eee
When
the
"kiddies"
want
"some-
thing
good"—
Greenway
Mrs. W. J. Wilson, Alice and Doug-
las Russels went to London Friday to
visit W. A. Wilson and other friends.
-Rev. Y. E. Holines of Lnettn preach-
ed it powerful. interestintieand instruc-
iveesertnon here on Sabbath. -The
Epworth League Faye a social evening,
on Wednesday night. A good pro-
gram -Was rendered after which an ex-
cellent lunch was served. , All enjoyed
the exhibits tu the art gallery. -Jas.
Brophey secured another load of fish
hrst week. -W. J. Wilson -ez Co. re-
ceived another large load of No. 1
floor this week.
ACCIDENT. -We Were pained to hear
of the painful accident which happen-
ed Jonney Shank -a few days ago,_ It
appears he, in company with another
boy from Parkhill, was out rabbit
hunting and in getting over the fence
the 13a113111er of his gun struck a rail
causing the cap to explode, the entire
charge passing through his right hand.
Dr. Caw and Wilson were immediate-
ly dent for but they fotted it necessary
to amputate the whole hand with the
exception of the thumb. Much sym-
pathy is expressed for the young fel-
low in his sad misfortune.
Ilensall
The Advocate is loc. to end of Year
Mrs. Penfolind and Mrs. Johnston
of Brucefield visited Hensallfriends on
Wednesday. -Mr. and Mrs. Innes of
Zurich spent Sunday in town. ---Wm.
Wilson and wife were at Woodham
on Sunday. -George and Enos Parker
have returned front their hunt, each
bringing home a fine deer. Will Hare
-burn has also retnrned from the Cobolt
district and brought a deer with. bine
There has been eight deer brought to
Ilensall during the past few weeks. -
Mrs, Charles Cook and daughter, Miss
Evelyn, left last. ,week for Alabama
where they will spend the winter with
the fortner's patents. .11/r. Cook will
remain here and assist laie brothers in
the mill. -Miss Mary Johnston is on it
fewrweeks' visit, to herteistere Mrs. 13.
Short at Woodstnek- Welter Lab ens -
ter has gone to London wh4re he has
accepted a position in McCormick's es-
tablislaraent.-Mr. Geiger, of Pigeon,
Mich., is here visiting his brother. -
Mr. Herrington, an employee of the
foundry, spent Sunday at his berms in
London, -Mr. McCormick of Harris -
ton visited at the home of Mr. Ityke-
man last week --Mrs. SmalIacombe,
sr., spent a week with her niece, Mr.
WinsOleasurtan.--Miss Esther Graybier
who has been at the home of her sits -
ter, Mrs. Pope, nursing the two girls,
Florence and Irene, through a seige of
typhoid fever, left Sattuday far her
home in Ditshwood.-Win. Cooper of
New Ontario, formerly of Kippen, is
visiting in this vicinity. -Miss May
Brandt is on the sick list. Her many
friends wieh her a speedy recovery. --
Mrs John Willis, a reeiclent of Rodger-
ville for many yearre has moved to
'Exeter where ehe intende residing, -
Mr. and Mrs. David Ross spent Tuess
day ett Setiforth.-James Ilinniehriete
has gone to Seaforth to accept a, p081
tion with the Robt. Bell Engine Co.
-
Thos, Berry attended the foneral of a
friend at Londesboto on Saturday.
jewel McArtinir ie reeovering from
his illness. -Rev. Tole eonducted
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• Prejudiced and Unscrupulous vendors may auggest others. but"compare it aay
way you will—purity, freedom from acidity. palatableness -40000i Ale ix aurpass.
eel by none, equalled by few—at about ball the price a best imported brand".
when ril:Other-Wiiiies at:bite"
between meals "--,-wheti,
father feels ar,bit hungry at
bedtime—how they all go
for the pai•l 9f .
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Crearm, So4as-,
The Leading Commercial School
WAREHOUSES
--AT- °
EXETER' CENTRALIA-
• AND CLANDEBOYE
STRATFORD, ONT.
Thisseeee is recognized to be one of the beat
Commercial Soho° s in A merica. You ,can safely
judge a school by the applications it receives. Tills
term we received applications frorn firms in six large
American cities and from towns and cities of Causda
including Saskatoon, Sask., on the West and Char-
lottetown,P.E.I. on the East, Our reptitation
means •much for our graduates. Write for our free
eatalOgne.
•ELLIOTT McLACHLAN,
•••PrincipalEe
,
Highest Price paid for Grain
Ft H. S E DO ill,
(Successor to Joseph Colabliclick)
WW11Wray ,
John Thompson has purchased the
old Pile farm on the 7th con., from A.
Kilbourne, for which he pais' $5700. -
Win. Scott has purchased Wm.! Stan-
ley's residence at Parkhill. -Jos. Hor-
ner left Friday with a car of cattle for
the Old Country market. He was ac-
companied by HughTvveddle of Nairn,
--The special services in the Baptist
church are well attended and-Inficheine
terest is manifested. -Duncan Forbes,
40 con., who was quite ill last week,
is on the mend. -A. M. Smith has
gone to Ca,lgary:-Wm. Carter's little
son, who has been quite ill, is e0044-
lescing.-Miss Mildred Corbett, , who
has been teaching at Perche, Out, for
sorae Years, has been engaged to teach
S.S. No. 5 for the ensuing year. -II.
C. Graham left last week for Lloyds
rainster, Sask., where he intends re-
maining. -Ploughing will soon be
thing of the past. -The funeral took
place on sMonday, Nov. 10th, of 'Don -
can Forbes, aged 73 years, who died
at Ailsa Craig on Friday, Nov, 17th.
,The remains were taken from his late
residence, Con. 4, to Littlewood' cent;
etery a.t 1 p.m.
Mike Ward, the Sarnia; boxer, was
killed by a punch eeceived front literry
Letvie in a bout at Grand Rapids on
;,. Noe. 1.5t h.
Wc.11 Kerr, editor of the Brneitels
Post, is likely to be the next Lib.al
ill i;t1tt, ii 1.;e8t Huron.
The evening wae very pleaeantly spent
and many were the wiehee expressed
that Will and his cannel& beide •may
long he Rimed to enjoy earth's choiceet
blessings -health, wealth and ham&
nem& -It hae beNt rammed that Mr.
Davide, section foreman on the 0.T.R.
who ninived to town over a month ago,
bat; been transferz ed to another place.
•
• Zurich
Dan °vette of Michigan was here
last week on a visit. -Thos. Johnston
spent a few days in, Goderich hist week
on business. -11. E. SOfingke, who has.
been ill, has-. recovered. -John Foss,
who was quite ill last week, is, we are
pleased to learn, somewhat improved,
-John Gascho has purchased the 100
acre farm of Andrew Johnston on the
Bronson Line, The price paid „ was
Efsenhofer has n-toved from
the Babylon line to the house near St.
Josep13.-Miss Woods of C4oderich has
accepted aposition as teacher in S.S.
No. 4, Stanley, to succeed J. Cameron.
-Seven boys were each fined $1 and
costs for dertroying property on N.
Kennel's place at Blake on Hallowe'en
night. -Mrs. S. Pollock" of Yorkton,
Sask., is suffering from typhoid fever
at the home of her father, Henry DoW-
son. (ioshen Line. Her three little
girls areals0 here on it visit.- M. Ma-
loney now owns D. Otringer's , fent).
The. :,0aelevi1la.,.,(M.I.04. PrA.14'.6f
wit M r'e D. Dyer formerli-R
ia editoresays regarding a former Z.t r-
ich boy:-‘`Sehool OommiSSiotAerkea -
cher desirves great credit foe Vie ,sue -
cess of the Teachers' Institute • in th,a
county. Under his leadership the
teachers have it desiresto•be and to do
their best."
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Wirighani, Nov. 15.-Janees Atkins,
an employe of the Western Founeley,
Was found dead in bed at the Kin
Edward hotel here to -day. Deceased
had not. been working for a few days,
not feellog'ivell, but this morning was
about as Uinta). When he was called
for dinner he did not reply,, and the
door being tried was found 'locked.
An entrance was made by the window.,
He Wag about 27 years of age and came
from London here some years ago.
His wife and child have been living at
Lucknow for some time.
ures
Rheumatism
Too.
33u-jirecures Rheumatism, be.
cause- it cures the Kidneys.
Uvery drop of blood in the body
passes through the kidneys, to
be filtered. If the kidneys are-
sick-tirede- infiammed-they
don't filter out the uric acid.
It is this acid, deposited in the
joints -on, the nerves -- that
causes Rheumatism.
THE GENTLE KIDNEY CURE
• cleans, heals, strengthens the
kidneys -sets them to workillg
properly-cletirs the blood --
stops the ache and takes
away every trace 61 Rheuma.
tisin and Sciatica.
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WiNnSON, ONT. ‘e New Yowl,
Coles Cotton Root Compound.
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SPREADERS
We have just received a
number of fine Spreaders
,The Successor—which
does its work in fine style.
This is recognized to be
the best on the market.
PLOWS
We handle Perrin Plows
and bave just received a
carload of walking, rid-
ing and gang plows wade
• by this reliable firm.
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300,000 feet
SAW LOGS
All Kinds of Timber
For which we will pay
'Highest Cash Prfces
Call and see us before
cuttings the logs for
lengths and prices.
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Agent for the Sylvester and
Perrin Plow Companies
xoter
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Exeter, Ont.
Marriage License
Issued at the
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