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AlthERS CREECA
litvray
umber of ueighote. bott oIs.Iend
gathered at the Mime of Mr.
E. I.yntOn ou Friday ever]. Here is a sinsplehinne!natide mixture
o bid tbeM farewell before their as given by an eminent authority on
ture to their riewliontes A very Kidney diseases, Virb.cs makes the state-.
yable Mot waa spent an Ranee* Went in ak New York -daily knewspape
and dancing. During the couese of that it will relieve almost any case of
the evenieg an address was read by Kidney trouble If taken before the
Mita Ada tiatiltilers and Mies Jessie -stage of Bright', -disease. Ile *dates
'right and MUT T*e4dle iniule the that imeh eyniptoms aalaine hack,pain,
ntation - which conivisteds of an he *beside, frequeirdisire to urinates
chair to Mre Barite:in, a rocking eePeeiatly at niglitis painful and (liegele
Air to Bitre. Aerate?, and a toilet ket ,oreiturmation. are readily ieveeeome,
'remains of the Hoge sisethe receitite try itt
be ijohn Sullivan -Who died on Wed. e ROW,' EXtraee Diendelion; Qne.hsIfl
, near lkIteTarinel. Were 1414 tie Menet; CoMponati Kaegorre one O
Peter'eisehereh velueteryoll C7CanpOtind Syrtnp„ rpiIee
•,A prottymoaainggeo,oro ounes. kes4eabpoonfuI after eacle,
ineCealevecehtly w glee ass meal tind at ine.
bave;
,e'.er,'Oetied. Out". Plaeeie
t‘.0:Citf; geoda in ettell .way
1!,Fit14103r• f:se,
n auhnesat :pricestba
e make theiet
A most beautiful line of Station-
ery, Riblee, Ilium Books, etc., at
Away! Down Prices.
Call and see them,
Tho great Uterine Tonle, and
only sato effectual Wahl,'
Regellateronwhich women emu
depend. Sold in tfirce dcreea
6trengtb-,-..No. 1, It; No. 2.
10 degnecastronger 44 No. 3,
fecatecial case, per box.
k 4.1
Pain et. A resa:
eleitre.Oltr. (forma1.111Vi
raretatidOstE114447P'1,filejnillii Uthotity that these' redientie o re
AWeilsktittliledragitiet hem in town
•
11'0 by being bottle,: Thie
• tOre has e4pecellar heisting and sooth.
Itiee eetetinen. the entire °awl
11 hired -Vcart:InfrOM McFaIIs
.& Me: t. rinary etrueture and often ove conies
sLeaet to drive to:Pte peat Hill, three
the worst forms of Rheumatism in Just
Wiles eaat -Of et:ttlItOlt on a PrOlOkie to Wiittk While* • ,ThiaPniiiCtUre as aau to
Ne failed reulovea1l 140011,disordenteinditurethe
eturn and encrb�wtTd he triecIt "t*OfiligtOlitrfotrilig th#1cidifto
sell the outfit but failed and the whole filter and strain from the blood and
thing has now ditiappeeeee,....mes. system all uric and foul, decomposed
Stephens has returned to Woodham waste
after a pleasant Visit here with lier
daughter Mrs. James Shipley. -Rich. Lue P
Coursey and Wife of London were here
t _week attending the Cobleigh_-
Course), wedding. -Harry Wilson is -Usborne
home on a visit -The Presbyterian S. Following is the report of the stand -
S. will hold their entertainment on ieg of the pupil" of KS. No.3, for Nov.
Dec. 23. -The publics !phool-childrere Mope- Tit C Copeland 70, lit
are practicing for their dosing con- Doueee 62, M McCurdy 40, R Franeis 38.
cert to be given the last day of school. TV. -E Shire 62, McCurdy 55. Rita
-At a recent meeting of the Hockey Shier 55, 3 Francis 52, I Turnbull -45, A.
enthusiasts of Lucan a club was organ- Copeland 32, II McCu 31, f) •
ized for t e s
ie's "0 "
yeti
-"ZrPr
jtIv*•
ts of Avoneen. It will, entirely
cure the worfit tones Of Female Come
kiiienentatieee eitnileslaeeratiesi,
e;s1:.s sesileteCeLiteeb::
seqUerit -wee; and is pe
liarly adapted to the Change of Ltfe.
It will eurely cure
Backache.
It has 'cured more- ,taaea of Female
Weakness than any other 'remedy tfae
.world has- ever known; ''.• -Itssise
infallible in such cases. It dissolves and
expels Tumors in an early gage ofedeve-
lopment. That
Bearing.down Feeling"
aiming pain, weight and headache, is
Instantly relieved and permanently weed
by its use. !leder all eircumetancee
it acts in harmony with the females
;sees-
VY4
't,ThViA7Z,701,4M.
r
Suppreesed or Painful Periods, Weakneas-
of the Stomach!, huh estion_e_Blo_alleg
Nervous Prostration, Headacho, General
Debility. . Also
Dizziness, Faintness,
atter, which cause these aftlic-
Try it if you aren't well, Save
scription.
Manager, II. A. lifitEwein See-Treas., M Hodgert 83. T McCurdy 79. D Hal -
W. F. Morgan; Commitbee-J. 0. four 70. F Francis 66. "Pt. II. -.R Fletch-
bowning, D. G. Ross, R. Wilt Robin- er 74, L McCurdy50. Sr. Pt. I. -G
re -Thehockeyists, it is un erstood. Copeland 62. II te ute 65, 0 Harrow 60
will have the rink for onehoe OM to Jr. Pt. 11.-B McCurdy 65, L Kay 58,
7.30p. m. Thursdays, and from 2 to 4 m McCurdy,
p. m. on Saturdays. ,
Isabella M. Gardiner. Teacher.
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LEARITIRESSAAKINOIY MAIL
In Your Pare time at home. or
Take a Personal Course at School.
—17-) —enable MI to lgarn wet teach ad
east) or instaltrient plan. We also. teach a
"personal class , at s.vhool once a month.
Class commencing last Tuesday of each
mnnth.- These lo.sous teaches how to- cut,
lit and put tog -ether any kannent from the
plainest r.hirt waist suit, to the most elabor-
ate dress. The whole family can learn from
<One Course. We have Caught over seven
thousand dress-tnaking, and guarantee 10
give five hundred dollaAs to any one th:,t
-cannot learn between the age of 14 a ti.1
40. You cattn.ot learn dress:-mal,ing
• thorough a -s this con -se teaches if you
work a bops (Or yCitIrS. Beware of innita-
ofte- -ontside-- the
School- Thiti is the only experienced Dress
- Cutfirx School. in Canada and ...xcellecl by
none sn any other country. Write at once
• forparticulars, as we bave cut our rate one-
- third fora short time. Address : -
sittiaeRr puss -comic scHow.
31grie8t•p5tratford,Ont , Canada.
WANTED AT ONCE -We have decided to in-
etriset and employ a number of smart young lo.die
tAli teach figLiCatitte _In_ Dressmaking, having one
-teacher for the six nearest towns where they live—
age 20to 35. The* who have worked at dressmak-
ing. or lams drawing preferred. Please do not agsly
antlers you can devote your whole time. Address
Tile &nom.
• 7
2re1iable men as agents for Exeter
eindstirroundieg country to sell- our
ialtiee, MAYNARD PLUM, FITZ.
EHALD PEACH, ARCHDUKE
CHERRY, RITSON PEAR, CUM -
AND RASPBERRY and 141.4!
erailine a truit and ornamental trees.
.....Yoeicanatualteemoney-outeof-ouiestock-
where you would fail with corninon
tock. We pay cash weekly, supply
outfit free and give excinfolIVOtgrrittny
--Writosto-PELIIAM NURSERY CO,,
_ Growers Of high graderiursery_ stock.-
• Toronto, Ont.
_ N.11..pecial terms to suit agents
working part time.
" want -to -be -left -alone " feeling, excit-
'ebilitYe-ieritabllity-e-nereoruraeaeeealee
tesseeineereeetatutreneyy senetanetedyeemeet
,thbatV4,_ and backache.- Theatittte
inilieattons of Female Weaknese, scene
.lerangement of thessrgane For
Kidney Complaints
-a --Baekrteltetittair ger-thereedbt
Compound is unequalled.
You can write Mrs. Pinkhane about
yourself In strictest confidence. -
MIA 1474111111 KED. CO.. Lnie, nue
Chiselhurst
Miss Govenleck, who has been teach-
ing in the school east of here for the
past year, has been re-Tgaged for the
next year at the same Mary. $500.-
Frank Fitzgerald has r cevered from
the effects of his recent aceident. • He
was bedding some cattle when he was
tramped on by soine of thern.-Much
regret is felt in this vicinity at the re-
cent death of 13.B. Gunn. A number
around here attended the funeral at
Seaforth Thursday. -Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Leach entertained their children
to a taffy pill in their new home the
other evening. -The scholars of S.S.
No. 7, are holding an entertainment
Dec. 19.-A very peetty event occurred
on Dec. 4, when one of our most popu-
lar young ladies was made s bride.
We refer to Maud, daughter of Truman
Brintnellesand the happy grooro was
Will Boa. 'The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Hart at the Kippen
parsonage. The young people are well
known Isere and their host of friends
join -in -wishing the young eoupl
the joys this world affords.
Deafness gftu,,ntkk.,be- gtt,
..-". .
-
deafness, an:d that is by constitutional remedies
Deafneteris caused by an !Whittled emulation of the
raucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. %Then this
tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound
neatslha reVlanezarhinaltst ti.itinlitil&aiTILL- can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal condi-
tion, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine eases
out of ten are caused by Catarrh, whibh is nothing
but an inflamed condition of the mucous surface• s
We will give One Hundred Dollars for rimy ease of
Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured
by Hall's Catarrh Care. Send for circulars free.
• F. J. CliEtiEY 8; CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75e.
Take Hall's Family. Pills for constipation.
1IibbPrt2 Th""" ge°117iiivvddIDOCTORS USING
hie fine fartn On the Sth CORCeOli011 tO
Charles YOutig, of the earne township. • - .
This fattil eonteine 100 acres and was pATIRNT' Nipple.
tiOld flr 47,000.
steel .4 .1111.110,4111W
Parkhill; lilies Je ie Millileen. and
We A. StoWnedson ad Merrill Molls • ard, all forinee Park ill HThe School' e Honest Physician Is A1240411i
fpupilo, now ettenelSeg the Foreet to Cure and Uses tbe Best
L
Moder baye secured, sehools for next Arsilable Re
year aerie Imre; Mies Milliken itt,Arva;
Irffitewdso re S. 11. No. le McGilliv-
ray and Mrs Moliatel. B. SeNate, 15,11e!
Gallivriete 0,00.,`Whitiiiit ot talTo bee
aecured a *chop! neer ' Wean for he*t
year. \ .
, .
ralil4ntl', 432.-A. blei4elah, V. S.,
IN
wicee.tvent to rem 4t,st .Sententber
en appOintMentor,t e maiii*gozi Gov.
011100, to Acteilini t Inspector, has
ee tranoferredto T rooter where he
ill aotIts losnee,Or.et -tt* Plikut :,et
eon% Packing Coe s the lazgerit Os
tablisltinent ef its kind in the :Dewitt.
oldie The' -re' sitie:a-e‘Ire?' „:
Churchill, rd con was the seene of a
tivv4*Phenr hlrit tr; Misa
came the --Wire' Air lieriv es.e111.
Gower, eon of Henry Govie oftilTo
base line. A largenumber of guests
were present. the ceremony being- er-
formed by the-Riev: Gunny. -The
bridesmaid wits Miss Edna- ..Bea,con,
Goderich Tie and the groomsman, T.
Churchill.
• --
Bayfield: A quiet wedding took
place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Whiddon at high noon on Wed-
nesday when their second daughter,
Annie Elizabeth, was united in mar-
riage to Drell W. Brown of Clinton,
Iowa. The ceremony was peefortmed
kevellacNel1 and teseleplace htI
ptor qpderLan areLbeantflte
took place at the horne of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Reid, on Wednesda when
became t e bride of Thomas Lee, of
Londeshoro. A large - number of
guests were present, the ceremony be-
,00.411ftlit-
ion of bracers Thursday evening.
_ere was A large Atte once. The
officers are as follows: W.M., Ed.
0 M., D. Goldinge-eha
aluelhos0Salkereltsfiessl.
ner; F.S., Wm. Stewart; Treas., Hugh
Berry; D.C., M. Bretbour; lecturer. J.
Sawyer; bit committee man, Reuben
witzer; 2nd, 8, Hopkins; 3rd. WM.
Sinclair; 4th, Wm. Wynn: 5th W.
Shier; Tyler, Geo. Hopkins; auditors.
T. Smith, A. Brethour.-On Saturday
afternoon Magistrate Stanley, of St.
Marys, acting in the capacity of Jus-
tice of th Peace and Robt Beatt J
Y. J.
• Dloray P., of Kirkton, presided over the pre-
liminary hearing of a case in which
Fred Reeder, who has spent the John Sawyer accused Byran Rovrcliffe.
past eight months in Manitoba, re. both of this place. who has been em -
turned to his home on the Ifith con. Ployed by bun, with stealing grain
on Saturday. --Wesley Scott's littee and other articles. The tatter brought
daughter Elsie, who was quite ill it a counter charge of slander against
week with jaundice,' is recovering, Mr. Sawyer. L. II, Dickson -of Exeter
Gilbert Gtieve who recently .disposed appeared forlir. Sawyer and J. W.
of his 60 acre ?arm on the 21.st con. to Graham on behalf of Mr. Rowdiffe.
Wm. Eagleson. of Stephen, for the The case was adjourned pendine the
ns
suof 11.000, has purchesed the Kew i
recovery of a witness who s IP.
property on the south boundary of
Stephen, east of Mt. Carmel, compris-
ing 75 acres, the consideration being
$4,800.-A large number from here at-
tended the grand entertainment held
in the Baptist church under the aus-
pices of Salem Methodist Sabbath
School last (Wed.) night. A good pro-
gram was given, which consisted of
readings. recitations, addresses and
neusie. The male quartette of Green-
way. Miss Cassie Cathro of Lieury and
othereassisted in the musical part o
the program.
Irwin Greb 18 learning the hardware
business, with J. Preeter.-J, J. Mer-
ner, Dr. Carripbell, J. A Williams, and
J. P. Rau attended the funeral of the
late B. B. Gunn at Seaforth on Thurs.
day. -R. Allen and M. Drysdale, are
spending a few well earned` holidays.
with friends in Fairgrove, Mich. -
Chris. Ilechler of Michigan is yisitin
• sehere.-Henry and Meenno Gee-
. ber of Davis County, Indiana, are vis-
• itin" g their uncle arts: Schwartzen,.
tuber and other friends. ---Mrs. Jacob
1... Zeller of 'Wisconsin arrived here
• &aurally -for a visit with frieeds. She
expects to Asit relatives near Bright -
and other plaees East Inc a few mooths
before returning home. -Mr. and Mrs
• John Decher, Sr., of the Babylon f,,,ine
gavel:Jowl supper,Aan Thursday even-
ing, to about -thirty-- of titeir -friefa"
and neighbors. -0. Bechler of Blake
met with an unpleasarit mishap a few
days ago. , He was operating the
crusher when in sotne way his fingers
„were -caught. endieniao.hadlytba
'tired et_Alunshere of atatchto
•c oae 1. e woun e es -A o
gelical church made up a
box of clothing which was sent on
Wednesday to Bliss 'Unruh of Winnie
peg. These clothes are to be die.
tributed among the poor and needy
by the Dettconeee. The ladies also
kindly remembered the Deaeotress by
bending her a Xmas. purse.
Etna-WeOkly
ji and Empire
or
eekly Globe
4.'09 ... $1.35
id aU other papers
at °west rtes.
IttdebOYere
A fiery fahionable wed.
dhig was lebrated at St Jomes'es_
ibureb toiererlree.
Mies Ethel r*Plikrielie.
er. of Mr. and Mrs. (7ob-
lgh. was in tnerriagei to Chas; f'
Loreto. The ceeernotitt
by the Bele. A. Carlile, -
pointed to the etrisins '
of ndeleisohn'e 'Wedding 'March -
try Mho Myrtle Simpson. Ulan -
de ye. The biide were an Egyptian
penti necklace. a gift from far off Auk.
Italia, tarried a , bouquet of white
thrteanthemurne with bridal veil' and,
Wreaths Her going awa gown was
of venetisu broadeloth ith hat to
litietelt, and she wore a set of furs, a
gilt from the groom. , The bridesmaid "
lwAe MOO Ojtili Beet, 41' London, and
tbe r�omaman, J. 8. A. 3IePhater. of
y ';'.11,t groom Ches. ri. Conrsey.
is' me Of tner' Malt popular and pros. 4'
perneris router mans After ts sump-
•tuouewedding dinner. the young
toilet/el Mr* trip to Buffalo and
• On their return they
will rimMo In Loom. The beet ,wishes,'
is exte*ied to them.
. Charlottetown, the_principateity -
of --Prince-sEdvrard Island, ir -a--
thriving agricultural community of
twelve thoesand people. It has
been under the sway of the ecital-
abstinence extremist" /Grey
To -d the leoft-harIoneees_
y steAdo the value -of -all pro-
„hibition legislation. They KNOW, by experience, that probibition does not
merely fail to prohibit the misuse of liqeme -it promotes it,. and it adds perjury to
the commonplaces of life in a community.
Under the prohibition law, as the Power of the extremist” applies it in Char.
lottetown, these- ingn are commee
A defeods.nt in a liquor case -2
whether for selling cr for using
liquor.-- b compelled to become a
wd.oess ngehmt losmaelf. If be
d !clines to tern informer or to con-
, vt-t hausalf. he is liable to life la
prisonmeat.-- for that is what con-
tempt of court amounts toots any
lawyer will tell you.
There Ls no real judge In a Winer
trial in Charlottetown for the
sttpendiary magistrate who trial'
kvor case is ,reeptired by the
law to. act as prosocutor and
plaintiff. So a fair trig
sible tinder this sort of "
tion."
• Wives. Charlottetown; have
been compelled ttY appear against
their hushandc
Wives. lib, Clsarlottetown. Moe
beesrgiaid to give evidence against
their husbands., ,
, People with PrIvategrudgesi to
sate have used the "prohibition'
law to get private revenge, and
have deliberately Steed perjury to
get that revenge.
• Palseswearlenp, in liquor cases.
has beconte 40-Peraseon- AS 10 be
t0.4ay a jest asnong the PeoPie-
they citlieus ot Charthrtawa
have long site refused to • ppear
as prosecutors in limier cses
• ant tefOffiers -gave Toe•
Comm (avid. Units. of court proce.,
dere thin*.
Has, this stopped liquer ? • Hasthis '0=04 the cause of teMperanciin
Charfotteeowis ? it baseene no such thing. Lett year, he this qiiiettittle commis
nity, zee men *ere aetested for dreinkennets on the s4ets. The trade in ardent
spirits isesteadi4 or; the inctease in tillsicity; andel through the • d.
The leading Church of England cletentian 4rcha4tottetown, y\ttechires
that the law is tyrannical, absurd and futile. Men of the highs f ding there
&ounce it publiclyits only defenders are -the fanatics ithe prefir to foe,*
people to drink rosily by stealth, instead of openly in moderation.
Wheriany commuuity,hiswell.regulated bias, it drinks in modera of mild
beverages. iWtier, the law becomes sumptuary and oppressive, • drink evil
grows and people use adulterated liquors and in greater quantity.
Prohibition in Prince Edward Island istyrannical, is grossly useless, --since
the drink evil, ai en evil, is *amity iterea.singe-and serves no other purpoeisthan
to trensfer the liquor traffic from the grip of the lavr to the eepri'ce and greed of the
Utile fanatics have their way with your community, you can eipect tyraney,
perjery, coviirdiie to grow there. Youcannot expect, in tbikDOeo the dtiek
60 SOO* ; tor wherever prohibition his We& fait lest, it lima lessessult
it liquor and increased its ABUSIL
t
. Kippett '
We are sorry to learn that Mr. Me.
Heath's health is not satisfactory and
he has been advised by his doctors to
to give tip all business for a time. -B.
McLean was in Toronto last week at.
tending the annual meeting of the
Provincial Farmers' Assoclation as a
dilegate from South Huron. Mr. Mc-
Lean reports the meetinie one of the
largest and meet interesting ever held
under the alio ices of the Association
aritthat . work was done for the
farmers o the Provinee.-Another of
our young men has left our eillege in
the :poison of Melvin Alair, who is
now in London *here he purposts
taking st, eoinnsercial course in the
, finfitreereollege-therte:-Vhis-will- viz,-
. tr. be in preparation' for 'Ails - future
Work in reilroading. We -with him
succette. The oeeaties are quite pre-
Velerit among the ehildren in many
'homes in ,,t Is vigiiiity.-The hterhq.
• dist Sihl5jttb scholot In our I village is
inking prep*rations for their Christ -
as tree entertaintrient, which they
purpose holding on Christmas eve.
. Andrew's Sabbath school enter.
ftediunent which was to have been held
ki Olt the evening Of the 2Ith inst.. has
If been changed to Friday evening, the
20th inst-., so that our 'young people
' inay look forweirti to pleas/int and pro-
, &able gatherings for , Christmas. -
Mies M. McGregor, the efficient end
faithful teacher of the school in sec.
tion NO. 10. Tuekersmith, has been
kid up with an titteek of Hine's, but
, her many friends hope " for * sppedi
recovery as eliet is eery ninth miesed
' Prom alt lines ttwork tiott-ttnct for
good. -,Tb* tomer* of title poa'rt who
are will eteeked With' porker* sppear
i a little' nut of tune owing to the,
sloop in the unaktts. •
•
444 4.4 ,
., propeeed, Jetelealition ' tilteougitte
gee Diardnietie , reeritilataii for tikqf reit'
tiletion, of tbe, teitanfeeturo and selo
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mpg e 'igptj 404 'Of AttOittOtit,:
„nut c.jaay, kr- Ow pro VietiTY:*e. mine '
taarimfadelets•-f-19 ' li,iif'.00.1'eatt. •
Il Je. ,
4t10t7401rA *WI dru ', , .4117' man ,
. factures., of, ,r, . .' and KO% digit -, -
'felnedies.' ltgeotilk se` 'vbilthl.miitet. ,oc.be4liteP :-• '
ee
has trout t out-
plijrszciana in
tistint.;.epp • *4- ,P
S
"cciliziliar:ctieudifficult
r. - In a re nt instance of
very serious throat a
-.
d lung trouble
the patient had been using Psychin*.
Two loading United States _s_peeiiilista
were consulted; in addition to two
eminent Canidian, pkysicians. Upon,
learning what the patient was using.-
4,„eittrapie of Avelino_ was_taken and
anilerzed, with the result that the -
physicians advised its continuelice.
They prescribed no other medicine but
Psyehine, with the reedit that theipa-
tient has fully reeovered and s a
splendid walking; and talking adver-
tisement for the wonderful ettrativei
-P4W42,--4.,ranuotiTY-thatAtiwilli4e*anatmo,"
"-Aereze N,-*eennft-
en arch ...of emergreens. T e. hrlie
loo d charming ma. gniittet cream
brflwMtMy crow
the groomsman, S. Lee.
•-Clinton: Miss Marian Harland has
for several years acted as organist at
the-reli 'MIS services -held $0. tlw Haus
e uge. -Teredieeethis required it
times no little self-denial on her par
but she considered herself amply re-
paid by the very evident pleasure thus
afforded the inmates. The matter
was brought up at the county domicil
last week and in addition to express.
Ing its appreciation, the council voted
Miss Harland twenty dollars as a
Christmas box. For acting as chap-
lain'Rev. Wade has been paid a year-
ly.salary Of fifty dollars, but consider-
ing that he has been much underpaid
the council increased it by fifty per
cent., making It seventy-five dollars.
Egmondville: John McMann part-
ed this life on Monday at his home in
Egmondville. He had been in failing
be.alth for over a year, so that the sad
event was not entirely unexpected; al-
though, he had been goiug about at in-
tervals \until within a few weeke. Mr.
McMann was a native of Scotland and
was born in 1848. He came to this
country when quite young. They
first settled in the townehip of Hay,
afterwards removing to Kinloss town-
ship, Bruce county. When quite a
young man the deceased struck out in
life for himself and for a time worked
around Dublin. Over 30 years ago he
came to Seaforth and was first employ-
ed with Thos. Downie, but for a great
many yearshe has been engaged in
her -horse btering-bniiiness. suie
vived by his vridovv and a family of
three sone and three daughters.
Wood"tililloephoiliitta
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Tones and PI . iguratest whole
nervous F' makes new
lood In. old Veins. (Yuma 1Vere.
owl Debilify.- .3(eatai. and Braise wortv.s-
wyn.dasey,8=1,gal Weakeees. &per.
.4solonifscoai-anst.nfecto-of...1busarots Exces*ott,
;.'rleett perbox;•abrfor -Oncrwillplease aix
will cure. Sold by all _Ilyr maIIet In
plain pkg. on recei r ea. Noe pansy
snaatel jive- The W00 faildichte 00.
Tirewte. Ont.
ormolu ins/bort
wasted conditions, Psyehiue has no
oral, and the best and most earnest
physicians recognize this fact.
"&t the age of 25 my lungs were in ft ten-Ibis:state. IL, bad lassippottieyear before:At settkql
on my lungs and kept steadily growing weep
titergereown so Iotv mrfor six weeks.
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VaDV,PaY11,9°111134a 001r11 rtheinedleineformorerthars
11, year, 114.414 Wender* eor 212q., eeeete,
Pachine,
pronounced Si -keen, is the
great st oftonice, building up the eyes
tem, =easing the appetite, purify-
ing the blood, aids digestion, and acts
AkTearr Moatand Inogo,
-
givIng tone and vigor to the entire
system. At all druggists, 50e. and Si,
or Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, 179
King Street Wed, Tomato.
IIn \the prohibition State
of Maine, the arrests
for drunkenness have
• increased this year at
• the rate of 122 a month
over 1906.
Yet the "local option"
• Pharisees will tell you
that their by-law Will
•inake your commun-
• ity more moral.
_Stand 4...for your. per-
sonal liberty, and your
• neighbor's.
Decent -bars tirelyettee
• ' than "speak -cosies."
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The dier a stenographer cart
typcwrite.a letter the more valuable
e becomes to the busy business
man.
Practice does a great deal, but
correct fingering and the " Touch
System." which we teach thoroughly,
are of paramount important.e.
When the "Touch System"
mastered the operator never looks at
the keyboard, but keeps her eyes cas
her note. She eaves the time t
ihilatilers 'of Bo 1, •
As VW
by the "sight" operator in glancing„
from notes to keyboard and back to
notes again -a considerableitem in
a day's work and a severe strain on
the eyes as well.
Our large. free cataloteue tells more
about our stenographer s course and
gives mtieh valuable information
ab -jut the diplomas of the Business
E Acciation. ,
fluon1v ef our.graduates is net
q.! t 6 res.dercele.
:thiloOrt
,act ,as
We 1* Perpetual
Cannot become /mem
Sever becomes Skk
Never takes a Holiday
Dors not Speculate .
'financially Ilespondble
Tears of Enterhaca
Consertative 014, It
Management
Ch*rLIi no Greater, Otto' too*
thin otiornii toggiviisois.
'W. tarns, vim.
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