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has btgin oted` tiirti)e
10441,0';' gent at Lucas. lie tot* tqteti
'tf-thetntetitro---Mtiodey?,,,,, '
r, ettoVeritift
he 14eolt (trio grippe4 01"1-
Cos-4er, leimotitts
e iteide a„dtlye tfetie,$
• .isyouug
n schciol eduestknitind In
e t o '. With Ja few
tiriell"will re,
1eat MoOt ' "
ic)., e EIVII•al 4t11414b„"411211/C8
1.ri-ituor -
Mitebelit.
hL Mt old f
tzta
beeo Thlirsde
Orth: 1tr Campbell*, wo
k ot COrnmeree steif, krt. to
.1)4vittoeen traosfeeret1 t
r A ea Fla�ehere
lett:. The- .fift.Ymaere.
10 **lodgingtit fieo.,-43
Volorodo, uniLt present oeciipled
Martin 3quire, hea- been 4014„ to W
ir for so Owlaere in the iieizbh
• !eawk"to learu that she is rapidi
go
Victorria 0111 has
On, ' t
1)ElAtu Aqui Amor,e' Wt. oat_ WI
getting betters It illireper
c
to rak Jetzt !loess -Ault. ekti 4,1
Leavitt, has 13:4ttd. tile board
lore
it
itiog
IJ'
1144Lw4 r44
late' P.,Itotr,„
urid atthe Mid (tee of Amos'. teWer
• ec esti 104Y 444 tettOhed th
nt e4rs-aisdis• totlitthei Uough
dtatb.Vree the.reseit of old age It Wee
hastened ecinsidtrablr by.a.teeeltt -kte"
g4arlet'4 •Mlote.1%ie.-0" ter Artust'000
the bvansoti'.1.100 *W110 for -the
two titre ,h4chterttenehlOg in Se 001
s ctioji No.1, Morrie, was given a pleas
rt
-from her former. pupils' a Vealltit
Ke-PletetintOrailvivrhert
aceompanied,by in addrese,
Ba lieldt Jae.- Attwood de
were 0 v-11114•
-
ceased h(td been employed In tree.
ford and arrived home ill *bout ten
.weeks ago. .Typhoid (ever developed
nd be lingered'between lifeind deeth
for the ten weeks stated.' Tho-fOner-
t4rutookapyiattee to Ihrfield ceitetee
C!inton -A--wedding t-tenit-y
quiet and loteticittat only by the:
members of the fawily was thatof Miss
Your housel , not complete
shedif• o itrnot-
eithee rg •
and see our etc& and get
ourprieetr.
--
a essential with us, Every -
ng in the construction of Our
"eeesfashaped-vrithise •
view.- They -are made to keep,
-time and give, goodt.eetisfac.
Te't
er
after knO edge,Awl. bovo all, poteeased
ofswonderfully
•
. In 1843 she married Isaac Pinkham°
builder And_real erttate eperatm eta
„thefr early married.flfe wa Marked by.
rosperit and happlitess. They Thad
• - 'effend-ex-4fielth
•
In those gothl—o141--fash1000---daYsit
-
• •was comancet for mothers to task°their,
own hem° medicines from roots ond
herbs, natures own remedies -calling in
a phyaleian only -in specially urgent eases.
By tradition tael experience many of
diem gained a wonderful ,knowledge of
., the curative properties of the various
roots and berm.
Um. rinkhato took n great' interest in
the Ishtar o root e andixer their ehat-
,
Ps as na are so • 4.40
fully prOvides in the, harvest -fields and
-*
ea, if we biittake the isms to find them,
In the reotatuid herbs of the field there
are remedies- expressly designed to cure
the verities_ ills and -weaknesses Of the
-body, andit was pleasure lorscarch
..theee nut, arid_prepare simple aisi effec-
tivo
Anedieinea tor -her own family
friends. ./
Chief of these was a rare ,
I cf the choicest -medicinal roots and herbs
I found .best itdapted • for. the cure the
and up -f Ma and wealtneeees reuliar to the female
- SOX, and Lydia .E.„- nkliam's friends and
neighbors -learned that her compound
. . „airt-iffltectsuict-Jr_h_testme
p,4 rAtmo 2 -
All this so „Iiirwas done,freel withoutE.
ey Are e s -a e Anus
low prfe Oall and inspet our gen
---- •
TER, pxtrxitao
,Roottotapouni.
groat Uterine Toeleottid
tila* etsictaat meethir
Itegalatoronsvekthiroaeinoan
twee -441. sold In tette
Of ittrenete-No. "4- etj,
Oeineeistronter ea:
Mkcheil:NerinairSobaule who fot
hau-endtied good
le,theMitchell.banel, was made
tlfrrecipient of A handsome pipe case
iooking,,companion by the band
on Att-ketlay • evening, previous to his
leaving town. , •
Jolifehellt The, 'dealt' Occurred on
ditir44.tdri-ry E. Levy, wt
re:trce, in her . twenty-seventh
year. ,$he had been Ailing for *boot
two weelts„ but little hopes were -Weld
out, for her recovery at any tithe. She
bed been it -ported nnly it year And it
flettitiol her has end she leaves_
fia*-T.,•••
iJIaudboy
It )1' E4aery returned to her
a.Oredlltoti Atter a oleasant vis
thri honig 1.14r. `10. 13town.
cr.mCniiwo s t 'Sun ay CVCDIflQ
.nu set 14)4 011141. 41., ?lite el.-
Alit'filtidoit will.organiz. thee. Hp-.
Orth toeitgue in the S. etbodi*t ehutth
et. .104,1,sy evening. es 31r. "Ana Mr,
ihnere entertained 0, nortilmr of theft
*ettiltY Moodier eventott.,t-Mr. Landis -
rough %,df 64irdlen9, N. IX, it visiting
lendsatotind the Mi'ag-
gie
fittitef9 tote bsen donilnied. to the
bottle far A few 43.0 owing to * ore
vdd.,11.1 3nn-
ri
-
t.'46
*ken
is tee° veri
Whet
411V(th It near 1ont 011 iIt'
It'04,-.-.11101 K. 0: T. M. Lodge
.s.ettlet intend giving tr ditece as
Tinteshey everile
tn*r f.,'tito here eattgo tho.Tfl
)tvir -tie-herd
1'011'0014 by ,in oyi p'
oufty oreutoz.
k4tootiteeturnt14.
nt *lilt ,vithltiehd
mit toe Ottiet held in. to on tot'
sthodist chitreh* tollo
o ove. •
ielengthned 'everity
much for the large real estate interests
of the Pinkhem faintly, as this elates of
Miaow iniffered most from fearful de.
preesion, so when -the Centennial year
daa ed it found the • ro Lty awe t
The rinkhame- -had no metier, and
e cr�diL Theirfirst la..
tEn,whereroots.nl ler, -
teepd on the etove, gretleslir fihil
bottlek Theo -came the quetion
f eelling it, for alwaye before they had
evert it away freely,. They .Itired a lob
tinter to rensaff wine pamPhletli *Abbe
Orth' the menle of the medicine, new
es11.0..1441e.:_&...killkheitejt_Veetahle.,
wero
the Pinkham sons, in Boston, .
iCW York, and 'Brooklyn. •
kind d.41
tA '11 IA
MOtin
au1Ttcite1 by tbe eosiuip-
tio*-uft1we 'in • the, rtmei by
suuift as Mit* AVelthati hasp*,
,iie4,1410-4,4 .0. 31on.
iu Ibe Jeftevuutn ,hente .de • •
Theredied Itt,kii
P /01 . Uenr,
0 t n I w
iVer'heSiteett lattst $eiting for aevers1i;fe.0
oe,,,, Brenner .141 .1;
Wel- curative prOperitte
the medicine were, to 4' great extent,
41v*Wfinig, for wliceeterterectlic•
Mx -evicted it to others, and the,dennto
graduafly hiereased.
- In MTh by combinpl 'efforts the family
had • Saved, -enough Money' to commence
eamaper advertising and from' that
tinu wth;aod *moats of the enter
•
tei, rating" rs.4. cobtftr- t
bride on Wedoesder, Rev. Joiliffe WO.
hicIfvecintecl- at -the home -5 orthe
tsen„..oLLashbarre Seiko_
iteelleld: Geo. Meet has disposed,
of hislivery stable and °lithe; hiedwel.
/tog ho WM Of ftfty ariftr
on the • ndon rood 'a the•
1.mina iTair•VinI1IU'S ilermseirrs
k d her Vegetable
havithecome_litieseNTC
w • ere1 11 many tons of roots and herbi
are osed annually in Jot menufiteture.
•
eee- the greitEittreeCti-Of this work.She
tober reward earsggo but not
estassottau
ing:herork aa e „ea -oho -mid
IT --
During her long and ;001,11141 exieri.
ence she was m'rer methodical in her
work and she -was -always careful to pre,.
serve a record of every etise that came to
her 'a.ttentien. The. ease of every sick
woman who. applied- to her for advice -
and - there 'were'thousands-received
=dui OttlaY and the details, including
symptom -is, treatment and results were
reco ge ier on o -
tteinsande made since, are available to
-tlie -
-sent se Vast collaboration of inforneitiOir
reevanling the treatment of won1an's ills,
which for suthkitieity and accuracy can
be intraIed in any library In the
-
With Lydia E". Pinkharn worked -het
g • - . onvent r:
to ,be. found.
A‘.`---- int ..:Lydhirlfilk
'Vegetable wile Mode knewn
kith. world.
The thxee soni and tl*dauhter, wit];
Downie:. One Of the oldest reeldents
of Perth County, in the person 'of R.
Chotren, died atthe family homestead
VV'ednesday. Deceased had been ail.
fog for a few mord* past, but it was
not until orate retentl,
forced to take to his
Nov 21,t
t4Oliglittiting 'to this emintry, .eettling stanio.,
4n4814s, 'Ptrm'wherft-141- .1134/4'ia'W'!' riitintiffOn4
Imes:arm y-,73,219
her-liardswon-losowledge,-sind for
years she milked her in her vast corres.
prdenee.
To bee hands natnrallifell .the dfrecs
tion of the work when its i originator •
n th--eWoikisho-- ws whirr -the *Lydia
Pliikhimi dro.• her . i and the
ciunneuw r,,,,tnydesudej9erneinteseelithoesed,Htove*_etteitivoiall: Joseece o viOnely. -,
13.rentiOr. ' also s), -0"13
•
. i '
vhit'ha n- el_ n t -
' ite prevalent in Oar ,tetter life *sided itome ',boor, -
rniis luts returned to tOVirWesLa. gilt , ,thathe had - *tied fool th's to* '-
been y1r9(14' LOndon• ,ante ' h la quitecoldal04 00 'examinetiort.'revOels'
r., '800theett • , tee his Itrife, one ,wektog ' notice -d, -. he wee '
I . Otsit-ugailii.t
. L .•.. other- to c t n ' ,.., e 'I ie -meal ,
40,, _. ne day- worai
,
Ortega Abl1I-for-0
tweeted to )e, pre0a10,t At the 'Summer
th;r•oeouteed ' 11.1
0°01 here he coining summe .-Ther
ea
.infant son of Mr. and Mra; Ieicy Mol -
lard of Brewster. The little one tons
traded a Old fronithe effecteor.which
It dted. The remains were laid- to reat
in ,Grand Bend cemetery on Seta y,
filliir Nolo?, the Latter Day Saint+of.
eating. Qur sympathy goes out to
be bereaved.pareote„.-
imeeesdoe, celelifitted their silver
_ 410$70n,erearf-0.
lest. About 100 guest') Were witted,
meetly of the older generation, and
.sll-enjoyed-tjatostleeLVip&sjmhlyi,An
Ttowreetttilejlottl cough cebutgthlrtoi
r.br4up trcol
In
e f�ftowin
*blebcan be ohteineif .O'fany Jr'
4•
*caption .drAggitt. at smaU cost, is
that wilt be required:5-Vitgin OiI ot
Pine (Pure), onchalf °Oman Otreet%,.. • .•
ine, two ounces; good Whither, a totif
Tpuintt.das*re4Stekveetizelnii_fillte:nuptit 1_40,hitoltir1490nt'tti:tsitertileite:.:
ed u-
--the-ingredienttestriAnire.-.17
therefore better to .parchette, 'the in* , •
gredientv%suwgeealat:_telvviargoldn_liiItxtermfr etittbss,:
mixtti(Pure) eiti6744 be purchased in
-1g1naishititnuv a a - which. dr'
t
-vviai,Is-
eecurelykeealed tnit• round Witeden coo,
which-Oroteetsthe OIL froni expos'ir*• ,
479-ellent Etuppor Was erv . "on& a Iratht:-----Xfoilifa'-fhe7woottFii-ifil:447-10,7
p gratil rendered, p,Tins-Wmaihttiri an -engraved Wre . per with the.
Orcheotra elabited.-Materielly- :_tbe Ina (Pitte).',-,iilaitilr--1
evening's enjornIent; 'host an printed there° . 'There ate MAO' frets
01..po.,4,1•1111VAr 41.....ft31441•441;X1414,111.f.111•XtIlltill4.41414444,44,.*••••411
thatefftizetbsired oent e.
• e OrtrY1607“ • • IIMT:1
precietedan he'sriie er
' leature.;-
To . wan' has Already t
nt4tseas lt..4104411-alitiAia-ve-t
.eoritreet of, taking the mella from post
ofilee'to the station for the Teat:
Staeiley,L4Irs„..,Virlo..Zeis,Sr.,_aged
. „
0'. ' Irttitille. lielliehr140:4')',. Line. u Monday at er home
11 had been
'01%1_ 1, ••"4.P.,..1tM
C • n ' 4.1andcrn:onaay
evening passed•feeepfully atistY:to„he
at rest,foesiver. She leaves to ;mourn
heir toss; one son, Rufus, Keys of the
abylon Line. -rand one daughter, Mrs,
aumel Peebles,
McKillop; On , Wednesday evening
aninteresting event was celebrated at
fi home of Mr. and Mrs.,Telfer. near
Alton, when their datightet,
wats united in merrhige, „ toles. .Far-
tpilmon, os erous farmer of this
trosPott
of Seaforth. . The important ceremony
• 101-rfetwated.LtyAlev..-A.--,Mcbliabh,
PArlthillt Web, Welch, who drepap.
peered from town shoat two yeere age
and or -whom his friends +eve- stove
had nn e:rord, dropped off the three
nieleek-ftsilir on Iforida?, Weedloss to
LV hyr appearance causert:considt4
trpieser-es ell effiots to4oe
intl.ffd7heew-_,nimileeessfol. tle he.
•-rift the emit andsouthern
Statek - I -
St.. Marys: John Jickling watt -calls
-ed-away on Saturday after an illness
!netting a fere week*. The late Mr.
ackling_wasimirp-tWO milee.....eaat of
t ocrnpied toy bis-RonJohnthe
year 1844 and resided there contin•
ra. - sun now •e r
o a Inge. am y, too z up t „ e mune 0 , 0w e<, en
iankily_OinciiitfLi0.01.1,14L141,090;
A. 00# #.0•ALOA ip.b111-12* 4
telt the preaent Ini. Finkham contixwce_ e er liesmatILious,
greatwork, and probith ° sold his farm on the 8th con., toh a
office of no other nelsonhave so tosur -neignber, John, Bay. -The farin con.
women . been advised how to ivtaln t
health. Vick women, this advide tams 100 acres, has on It fairle good
and the Price is snid to be
"'oursfor HealEh" freely given If you hoildititts
.,400. Mr. „ Iti his home tem
Such- is the history •hini-the owner of 350 scree of as 'good
Vegetable Insdelitire ittottes tam be found in Caned*. Me,
aimple roots and her . the one Hannah intende moving to Lbe-Nortb-
rnedkine for wonien'.shnents, and the
• west in the spring. ,
"1E1 ' 1itekeremithr5i1e4Perdoe itIte die;
posed of hts' farels on the 8th ' con.,
which he piirehased a yeer or maga
vtorytteifroefogntitfrom Thos. M„ Grieve, to jett:Ileto
AROUND ABOUT US, tore*, hes on it, a wind brick house and
Intik hirri.' -It is* firatehies farm end
AtAgaii‘11/1"61621k WOO 0014 tor. ' Mr. -Ilerrtc gets
at he was. • ,posiesslon *bind theist -el Marc . Mr.
e WKS horn "into!): MrsllaiI.h*4:tbefliisfor. Gordon hes tuirehseed Wm. Tornees
itaVI-Sincere regret is felt here At
the untimely deeth of one of Ilabornee $4 phisgoat*
idlitylgItter 'Enteti-tithie-i7IttretrIL it- -Us
011$1-111-artha- Ikretta. Ta Inv
erv
•;.•
c n. e "TW(1411*-ereht
-Kee at thMiiittOfd hOepltelzsehere
she w as taking a course in niirsing.
She wa 22.yeere, 0 months and 20
days old, Miss Taylor was in -a rather
rim -down condition when she CAMP
home for Christmas niter a bard year's
work And shortly -after bee return-. to
Stratford she Was taken ill of fever.
Her condition was not conaidered, ser-
ious, --hut death eatne very 00ddenik
Tuesday. • The remains have been
ght......tri_theAmarer tuLhont,se. froiil
ht1iflff1tpbxce• -
day. at 2 o'clock to the Zion cemeter
ettitninOidtr-elftelidWri
pally 10 the bereaved fainily,
°PPBP.' 60ES, INOANE.
,,Totonto', Jart..2.1.--COnsiderahte
'--
v_,itetnesit was -eatuied -Eaton'iketore- -
thelrWerth 4411,10eSt-
last evening, when, a Well-dressed wo-
man' become suddenly imam- end ha
to r en- n e arge- e. po
wheresihe4aver-herlieineits-Eriiily-IL
Avery, 'of Seaford), She could not tell
-where she wee staying, hue Said she
bad been here for two or three days.
tr.
nick ,Afferover fifteyeata of
"succsa they ore prone.
1111 .L.411*..0.+ III _LW 11E1'*tttl'IWLVIL
ere
4e1r etn.-•
iteasal freerni moues
vestravasete.wisasse.oise
lbt
mot
mit*
IMAM °
1115rWiat • imuotAW" "
OW' WWI* It ta prarr. tree:ilk
Penhale of the Bivoldn •4041,041,,m,„,ce,noletrer,44,014,44 iessistenteteirsta„
UOrr 0011610 Of toiVO't thOjt place on Taos'.
Ails* Prof gr, The:death occurred owthe est of rehtunty. • day. eiornieg At St.. Columbia elepoth..
ber hoof*: Monday, .
of, Mrs. A.adro_nr Clinton: Charles liellyee while Dublin., The...bride, who :PAIS given
'
town . st the age of 44 155tott14 watching s.,ganot of hockey tile ottoit Awslcilv 'NO father, waie ottitod .in
tenetd had been etsoubled with her eeemig received a severe with on the white silk, with bat 1.0 aviteho nridWns
heart for tonne time Mit' had not heerr shin by being bit by the pock. assisted by milot fileCoi sister or
Aerloosly ill until duriAg tbit 0-itilkttbree _Amman; "
or tour week& • ShO-WYttrjiaitilghteV 9 h nit ritlY went !min' here to New tlortotf Mach; el Jordon. 'while
WOW AMA n 41.4tr 4,44.44444441, P4414_14. • 11 - tot
-Y7stlett ,Liskeard, arts 0Pettinta a branch :resold*. Or(1113) Set flowr girl
atsretwarirougapewae
ae: II" 644 teacher.
ml"r" Stanley: john and ' Held -
marr!ed to Mr'. "*6 In 1883'; nses411' Ar-chitsed the fWIIIIatm arm of Mathew
tee a family of' taxi She fit intnittied _ _ „
her JAI -sot& ;:_tt.ttr!t.,.„.r_t,,,netjteelrj_.teeeyy'•t•-.e,„lteplem,
• - • eivetioavvinvAorneitnikx5..wefulTcrw
,-enlotirbroberaPnetti
•by it Tei ineettngWes . tit
deckled ea- .
he ptoteed* *mount.
in to Her* ThOelae
hiaf.irewell setinori in St.. JArnet
church Sonditi !Otto rt. IMOremelt.
on.' Aft a mark' of,their a
0 Worth and the high .
Inowhieft-bele.heldthy the
-
, tion. he lege preitei
SO ,
labor in.Wstaiiioille
Farquhar.
A'rt. StYettett.eeThe 'notelet
nnller the tiiisPices oft Oaiirt
f«, held In their kill tate on
Way night, bt.st **6 & tuoit delighttot
the Money. •
• •
forth: L.Langittoth.met *Kb A
palatul Actiaerit At the: furnituiss. fed,
* few tleys, .ego, when he biol.
Ivoth thotabii.,Int, the top of one belog
taken or.
ys
LondonRospttal on 1ridar of
daughteeo
oot�, St- title, .After an zltneu
: • will gM4li ab
diet ve telt rdllatr
soft. eiMPIyirgit4 Uktinsiralict it° tollowiti
0#10irtio your- Otocess
Ft0 a TO
gotondvillet, Mies Addiiitranghtic
.ot Donald fltoltetitkon4 fortnetly
thlit iiulnge, hut now !lying in Drought*,
Manitoba, lied vetMtly, She Wit k
few :menthe.
MitcheU: -Carl amigo. tit' “Ounnte' ,
Al he WA* famllkrlv kilOWti around
1 Le p r v
nn Wss n1iitt1, r�
^stnging, rta11ngs