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Thia is the cemplaint of
*Wanda at this season.
They have no appetite; food
does not relish. Tlaey need the toning up of
the stomach and digestive organs, which
11 course of Hoed's Sarsaparilla, will give
them. It also purifies and enriches the
blood, cures that distress after eating and
Internal misery only a dyspeptic can
know, creates an appetite, overcomes that
tired feeling and builds up and sustains
the whole pbysical system. Ito prompt-
ly and etDclently relieves dyspeptic symp-
toms and cures nervous headaches, that it
seems to have almost "a magic touch."
Sarsaparilla
lathe best -In lad the One True Blood Purifier.
are the best after-dinner
1140cus rims pills, aid digestion. 25c.
CUT THIS OUT tIcti)fektiVetgIN3
in silver, and you will_get by return mail, A.
GOLDEN B(.117. OF GOODS that vvill bring
you in more money in one =mai, than any-
thing else in America.
.A. W. KINNF,Y. E. T. Yarmouth, N. S.
ASTRAY.
Strayed onto the premises of William Reilly,
Lot 6, Sonth BomularyStophen, on about the
last of August, a steer. Owner is requested to
prove Property, pay_obarges and remove him.
WILLIAM RISILLV.
wANTEDliz,;igit,Z?1,:gifIgigt1:1
Australia. "Queee Victoria. Her Life
and Reign. Introduction by Lord Dufferin.
.A. thrilling DOW book. sales marvellous. The
Queen as a, girl, wife, mother, monarch. Reads
like a romance. Grandly illustrated. Big
commissions. Books on dine. Prospectus free
to Oltil:MS:OrA. Exclusive territory. Lots of
money in it.
Tun Bnapatav-Ganatiasore Co., LIT,
Brantford, Ont.
FfKINSMAN DENTIST,
• L .8. SPEC IALIST in GOLD FILL-
ING, Ernie CTING and Pt. A TE
WORK. Gas and Inca) Anaesthetics 'or pain-
less extracting. 2nd door nortb of CAR-
LING'S Store
-n ALTON ANDmRSON D.D.S
. L. D- S. Prone araduate of tho To-
ronto lasiversity ane eyal (Mese of Dental
Surgeons of °neat . Specialties, painless
extraction and preservation of the natural
teeth. odiee Over the Law Office of Elliot
Elliot, opposite Oeptral Rotel, Exeter, Ont.
T4 AGNEW L. D. &DENTIST,
JL e CLINI.ON.
Will be at Greb's hotel Zurich
on the second Thursday of Babb
month and at liedlin's hotel
a.
ID07271\T
At W. Johns', The
Tailor. Made to order
for $3, 6, 7, etc. Suits
$11, 20, 21, etc. The
best place in town to
get a fit.
W. JOHNS,
The Tailor.
A Suit of Vlothes
or a Single Garment
Should Combine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
You look tor these in an old and
reliable ',lase, and A. J.
"SNtLL never diSappoints his
patrons in any of these. A
large assortment of
Fall& :Winter Goods
In Worsteds and Tweeds': are
now on our shelves, and- we will
take, much pjeasure. in • showing
them to you.,.: There are . many
ether lines „that, are specially at-
, •
motive. ,
ElIgNiara.
Centival
DRITG• STORE.
Those who have used
Winans'
Cough
Balsam.
Pronounee it 'unequalled as
a remedy for CoVens, Comm
AND- 3BOCEITIQ TupUBJ.ES
CoO.lowder
foi horses, best in the mar-
ket: always on hand. Also
a Cetoenefaeto and, Lini-
meit
the:.thedicine so sun..
ceasfully useq by Mr.,Chas.
Munroe, Parkhill, in this
and other towns, in treating
and curing varirtus diseases,
For Sale at,
LUTZ'S
MARK1kC RErtRTS.
"faxeter, Octeber 21st. MO.
Wheat per bushel ' .•.. ' -.75 to 75
Oats .20 to 22
.;.. •• 20 to 30
a.- • 10 to 42
a 12 to 18
12 to 12.
7 to 9
Oto 7
BarloY• • • • ...
Peas
Butter.
Eggs
Turkeys
Geese
(Jhlekens per It
Ducks. .. . • ... • • .. .... 0 to ti
1)ried. Apples,. - .. - 21 to 24
Pork dressed. .... • ' • 85.0 to '5.110
Pork live weight. - • .. .. . .. ....0,40 to 3.40
— - $ 7 00 to ...00
Clover seed .... .... .... .... 15.50 to lo,75
Alsike clover .. ..
Timothy seed . • .. 2.50 to 2.76
1.00 to . 5.00
. .
Loadon,Octobet 21st, 1806.
Wheat por busho , : , .75 to 78
Oats.... -.17 to 22
Peas .... .„ , 38 to 43
Barley to 25
Buckwheat ...... ....31 to 32
Itye , to 00
Corn .... , 10 to 46
Beans .......40 to 55
Butter ... 12 to 14
Eggs 11 to 12
Ducks • 45 to 65
Turkeys per tb.... „ 7 to 8
Geese pert... a . J to 10
Chbakees SO to 50
Cheese 8 to 8
Potatoes per bag .. -40 to 60
Hay per ton ..... ...... -.a 7.00 to $ 8.50
Pork per ewe. ... . .. 84.50 to $1.75
BORN.
ISAAC -In Stephen. (lake road) on the 15th
oast., the wife of alias. Isaac, of a daughter.
PENITALE-In Stephen, on the 20th inst„ the
wife of George Penh*, of a SOU.
HAC'KNEY-Xa ibhort. on tie: lath inst., the
wifeof Deval. nele, Of a daughter. .
N,OR,SWORTIJY.T. 1,1)aeliwood,. an the 16th
mato tee wife/9 Norswortby, of a
dauhter.
MARRIED...
CORNISH-LEWIS-At the residence of tho
bride's parentsa_on Wednesday Oct. ldtb, by
the Rev, W. H. Butt. Wm. Cornish of
Usborne, to Mitig Amanda Le wis,of Biddulph.
XEPPERY-BARTON-At tho residence of the
bride'searents,Seatorth, on October lith. Mr.
Harry E. Jeffery, of Seafortla to laliss Devine,
YOuugost daughter of Mr. S. Barton.
LITTLE -BRUCE -At the residence of the
bride'slfather, on October lith, by Rev, A.
McLean. Mr. Thome Little,. to Miss Isabella
Bruce, all of Baca.
HASKETT-CHISHOLM-At Parkhill. on Oet.
13th, by the Rev. It. Aylward,13. A., Mr. Rich.
Haskett, of West Williams, to.Miss Christina
Chisholm, of East Williams.
DIED.
DUNLOP -In Seafortb. on October 13th, Cbas.
11. Dunlop, aged 02 Years,
SANDERS. -In Stephen, on the 21st1nst., Sid-
ney Sanders aged 51 years.
SHANNON"- In Clinton, on October Oth, Her-
bert, O. allannon, aged 21 years.
PENMAN -In Seaforth, on October 14th, Cecil
Penman, aged 73 years and 4 months.
CAMERON -At Parcpiliar, on he 21st inst.,.
John Cameron, aged 78 years, Il months.
Usborne. on tile 17th inst., May,
daughter of William Qninton. aged 13 years.
JONES -In Exeter, on the 16th inst., Ann Jones.
relict of the late John Jones. of this place,
aged 85 years,
DIXON-On the lOth inst., at the residence of
his son. Wm. Diann, 7th con..
Robt Dixon, aged 81 years.
GOODACRE-In London, on the 15th inst.
Sarah: Goodacre
ooclre, relict of the late Albert
Goodacre, of Lucan, ageda years. •
MORRISON.-Li London, on Oct. 17th, Ninian
Woods, fourth son of thelato Robert Morri-
son ; formerly of'aIens ar, aged 17 yeors. '
,
KINNISTEN:a Op the sth iuRt., at the reeiclence
of her son. James Kinniston, Parkhill. ATITIO
Ballantyne, relict of the late William Kin-
nisten, aged 93 years. e.- •
, • • FOR OVID§ .FIF.T " • '
OLO AND igarta.-Tante 'REMEDY. -Mrs.
Winslow's Sootlaag Semi liasbeen used fifty
years by millionspartiotherafor their children
winle toothitg, aetb.e/erfebtsuCcess. It McAbee
the cbild, softens tale pimaallays 'the pain,
mikes the collo; Mat% thereitiedy for Diarrhoea.
It is pleasant to the taste, Sold by druggists
in every iiart of the' worlds 25 cents a bottle
Its value isincalealitale. lha sure and ask for
Mrs. •Winslotsee attophing Syrup and take no
other kind.
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PILES OtTRED.IN 8 TO 0 NIGHTS.
Dr..ArzueWs,.0,intment Will cure all
cases of Itching pilesin from three to
six nights. • °Jig, application brings
nfort. a For blind and -bleeding piles
it is pee/gess. Also cures Totter, Salt
Rheum, Eczenia, Barber's Itch and all
eruptions Of We skin. 35, cents. Sold
by C. Ltrrz; • .
Marriage Licenses
—ISSUED AT—
NICK'S JEWELRY STORE
No Witnesses Recanit-ed.
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A complete Stcick of jewelry, Silver-
ware, etc. • •'
Repairing reneives careful and per-
sonal *entitle,
R.:- HICKS,
Central Teleplione.Office
HUNTERIVRCURSIORS.,
ocT, .0`§;29,D, iidNov 2nd 1896.:
RETURN TICKETS AT SINGLE FIRST
CLASS FARE TO. FAMOUS HUNTING
GROUNDS INcLTIDI,Net ALL POINTS aN
MUSKOKA LAKE,$, .
MOON RIVER DISTRICT, •
.MAGNETTAWAN' RIVER; "
PENETANG To MIDLAND INCL.: •
ALL POINTS SEVERN ToNORTII BAY -INCL
ALL POINTSON O. P. R., MATTAWA TO
NEPIGON AND.. SPANISH, INCL., :V/A.
NORTHBAYa .A.RGYL TO COBOCONK
. INCL. . o . • - • •
All tidltetSgood tcS•return, riot later
than Dec. 15th, 1898, or. initi1s8losa bt-
- navigation, if earlier, to points reached
by Muskoka Nav. Co, ' '• "
Full.partioularsbh
KNIGHT, „Agent EXet er.
-Haying • boUght ' a.„'' rst:class
stock Of Furniture at ,:a , rate , on •
the dollar, I. am, going, to. give
'everybody a chance to"buy -Fur-
niture at a good' ilissOtfrits '1 have
rny two-story, '.warerabips packed
full of fiist-class 'Bat -own' Sets,
Parlor. Suites Sideboar s 'Tables
and everything 'to be 'sold cheap.
Any . person in., need- of a'n'y kind
of Furniture O'r: 'Window Slia:Clesi
will .miSs' it Lik 'not coiling on'R:N.
1
Rowe,,at tlig rerialge. stand, next
door to Molson's Dank.
The Latest News.
,
The littudsoine new First Methodist •
Church at Landon,was opened for wor-
ship Sunday.
The safe of the Kineardine pest -
office was blown open and robbed of a.
small amount of money Saturday,
An attempt Was made to wreck a
railway train conveying this •King of
Spain and the Queen Regent,from San
Sebastian to Madrid.
At Hamilton the little son of Thos.
Simpson tipped a pail of boiling water
upon biniself and was fatally scalded.
The child was only 18 months.
By the burning of the West Michigan
furniture factory at Holland, some 300
eniployes were thrown out of work
and the loss of fully $300,000 entailed.
Mrs. 'Matthew Lynch, of St. Patrick.
street, Ottawa, luta been arrested for
killing the infant of her daughter,
Bridget Lynch. An it -quest will he
held.
Mrs. Richard Wilson, of Ottawa, at-
tacked her husband, with a beer bottle,
iufiicting such serious wounds that it
is feared they may prove fatal. Be
had accused her of theft.
On Friday night two bold robberies
were committed in Cobourg. Fred
Jones had a 2 -year-old trotting stal-
lion colt, together with a gig ad
single set of harness, stolen from Iiia
barns. The horse is valued at $500.
The jewelry store of R. S. -Lilly, King
street east, was robbed of 30 watches,
valned at $200, also two overcoats, one
mackintosh and one pairof trousers.
it is in the Air.
CLINTON PEOPLID TALK ABOUT IT,
It
is in the air.
Can't stop it spreading,
Cantkeep down a good thing.
People who don't know about it
want to know. •
People who do not want to tell about
it.
It is kidney education.
" Clinton People are learning fest.
Here are some faets
‘•I am sure they are a good pill for
kidney troubles," says Mrs.. W. Jones
of Fulton St., Clinton, bee:lose they
were so strongly recommended to me.
"Before I .counnenced taking them I
could neither sleep or rest. As a re-
sult .of taking them I now sleep well
and feel rested when I get up,
"Rheumatism and kidney troubles
had afflicted me for years, and made
my life miserable nearly all the time.
I cannot tell you how badly I felt be-
cause words fail to describe the suffer-
ing I endured, but no sooner had I.
commenced taking Doen's Kidney
Pills than I began to get better.
s"They have removed all the pain
and tired feeling, and made me strip -
ger and.better in every way, and en-
abled me to obtain restfth sleep itt
night. •
. "They are a wonderful medicine for
rheumatism and kidney trouble in any
form, and I heartily endorse what is
said about theni by the hundreds who
testify to theitssindue." •
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' BETWEEN OPE ;4,..11,p-DgAts,
For 25 Years, Says Mrs. J. D. Stoddard.
' of Asbury Park, N. J., and Two
Bottles of Dr.' Agnew's Cure
, For the 'Heart Restored.
• the ost Treasure.
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For twenty-five years r have been a
great sufferer from heart!disease, pal-
pitafion, . dizziness .and severe ,head-
aches. I saw Dr. Agnew's Curefor the
Heart advertised, and detennined to
try it. TWo bottles have done won-
ders for me. The dizziness and palpi-
tation arc gone, the headaches have
disappeared. I never cease telling My
friends the wonderful benefit this great
cure has been to me, and I cheerfully
recommend it any and everywhere.
Sold by C. LUTZ.
On Saturday night fire broke mit in
the farm house owned by James Clark
of Goderich, and occupied by Wm.
Clarg, 60h .Con., Goderich township.
Everything in the house was burned.
The family escaped in their night
clothes. lusurectfor $600 in the Perth'
Mutual on the building ;no insurance
on the contents.
In many eases, the first work of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is to expel the ef-
fects of the other medicines that have
been tried in vain. It would be &say--
ing of time and- money if experi-
menters. took Ayer's Sarsaparilla at
first'inatead'of at last.
,
Messrs IL Cole and Alex. , Mennie,
of Ayonbank,,thava exehanged -farms;
-H. Cole's-50.aeres being va1uedsat-$3;,
090, and A. Menthe's 100 acres at $8,
; •s:
For Families Who Desire;to
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Ecomonize.
DIAMOND DYES THE AGENTS.
twouldIretjuiremanylarge veltinms.
• to, give a Zcomplete• record of all the
• strong testimonial letters written by
the women -of the country in favor of
• Diamond; Dyes.- These indispensable
aids in gond housekeeping are gaining
.ie public favor every week, and once
'tried they become' permanent home
favorites.
just think Of One package of
Diamond Dye will color fromlone tosix
pounds of,goods, acording to shade de-
sired. • This is wonderful work when
the sissallprice is considered. '
• YObt; lase.Year's , jacket, suit, cape,
dress, and your hUsband's suit% and
ehildren's clothes may be soiled;--fa,deil
and tit/sightly; but „with a ten -cent
package ,of Diamond Dyes: yourcan
work wonders. and make the old' look
like new for thisaieitstin's wear.
Haab you eVer tried this work 'with:
Diamond Ihes One effort in this.
'direction of true economy -will convince
you that Diamond ps,6s are money
sae** to the taiiilly. .• .
"
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The ,three-yea,r-old daughter' of Jas.
Johnson, Dresden, at her grandinaL
ther's, the other, day, ate a ,piece of
bread saterated,. with Pinson., for the
destriictiOn ‚ f rats. Dr.,ByerS. *was',
called 'hi ansiiVed the child's
she had a close oil. • '
A FARMER'SADVICE.
,
• HE TELLS THE PEOPLE TO SHUN.
IMITATIONS.
HE laIAD Bs= IMPoSZD: UPON Ire AN
UNScRUPTaLODS DEA.LEft Wrrn TRU
REststsr Thaw re NEARLY' COSTTRE
LIEE OF A. LOVED MEURER OE HIS
FAMaX,Ya„
From the WoodatOck, N. B. Sentinel.
• A reporter of the Sentinel recently
dropped in to the Victorianotel looki ng
for general news and to scan the re-
gister for arrivals. Among 1.51)0Se ore -
Sent henoticed a well 'dressed farmer
sitting reading 4 Small pamphlets The
reporter asked .the landlord if there
was anything no*, and being answer-
ed in the negative the farther turned
and addressed him. "Looking for
news, eh ? Well, -sit down and
give yousonsetbing worth publishing."
The reporter was sit once on the alert,
and the fanner continued, "You see-
thia little book I hold in my hand ?
Well the title of it is "Five Prize
Stories" and there is more goad sense
in it that in half .of the philosophited
works of the day, and it don' lay in
any of the aeries either, Welt about
a year ago I got hold of another little
book by the same authors entitled
"Four Generations" which I read (sire -
fully through aud oae very important
thing I read in it was, beware of nui-
talons, just as I .oead in this little
book,. NowI wish to show how I had
been taken sin; (deceived) and how I
found it onSand'how near it mune to
coating me the .destrest member
household. Well to begin at the be-
ginning, My name is Shepherd Banks;
I reside II miles from the village of
Bristol, Caleton Cos N. 1.1, and, am a
well-to-do farmer, • For several *years
my wife was troubled with pins in the
back and Weakness of the kidneys.
About two years ago she was taken
very ill, the trouble taking the -form of
acute rheumatism. 'We consulted no less
tlinn tat re e different doctors w b o, how-
ever, failed to help her. She continu-
ed to grow weaker and weaker, and
the pains elle endured were something
terrible. For over a year she was un-
able to do a, siugle thing about the
house, and she bad fallan away in
weight from 180 to 130 pounds, and
we despaired of her recovery. I hap-
pened to notice in one of the news-
papers a testimonial of a similar euro
through the nse of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. I immediately got a couple of
boxes, My wife began taking .them,
and by the time she had used these she
began to gain appetite and lwr pains
Were much ceaaed,and we begau to
have great hopeso. f
an ultimate curt'.
I then iitent for ranother-sepply of the
pills. This With t purchased them in
1,sq,.. paying 80 cents foe 100
is taken - from a. IS rge glass
bottle. I took them home and MY
wife began their use. Soon after she
began to growssworse again ; the old
pains returned severer tharteVer, We
sall,continuad Op use Of the pillsnntil
about, a, thircli of them were gone.
A.bont tho.t1as,1 gottbrongh the mail
along With'Sny neighbors, the hook
entitlefl, "Fmat, Generatinns," issued
by Dr. ''Wf1Sissena;:rs'az-ane 00, -On
leading its at did not, is nie long to
find . outtbat0)iepiljs 1 had bought in
bulk:. were a -fraud, as Dr. Williams
Pink Pills areaMt soldin bulk, but in
boxes pith . the trade mark en the
wrapper. I. went to the cupboard and
taking .dowil the box in which the pills
were,. threw it and its con tentsiato the
stove. I then went andproeured it half
dozen boxes orthe .gennme .Pink
and from the time mywife began their
USO there we's n improvenseut in her
condition. She . used about twelve
boxes altogether, and to -day there is
no heartier or healthier woman in the
neighborhood, 'and Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills are ilia Standardenedieine in our
home. Pablish. this 8 Yes, 10 15 do
some other sufferer good. We aie
thankful for what Pink pills has done
for us, but be Sure yen caution your
readers against those vile imitations."
The warning -uttered by Mr., Banks
is one -that -the do- well to
heed, for some unscrupulous dealers in
different parts of the country try to
impose,upon the.„,public by. trashy
imitatiens colored., ,to,. present the ap-
peafimee,of theMiiine Pink Pills.
The pablic cite 1W:aya protect them-
selves by 'bearing , in mind that the
genuine pills are never sold by, the
dozen, hundred r sotmce; They are
always put -nti in. boxes around which
will be found intrdirections for their
use,' the whole enclosed in elabel, hears.
ing,the full trade mark "Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for, Pale :People." If .You
want a Medicine that Will cure allchi-
eaSes,due to poor or Watery blood, or
shattered nerves, ask for the.:genaine.
Ir411a . ititd take, Tiotlaing else, no
matter'nflint 'interested' -dealer wb ,is
Woking for a larger profit May say.
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• As the result of Saturday's defeat bY
the Toronto Athletic Chili, Hamilton
is outsof the; penior serieasof the Cin-
tarid FoOtball Union. .
,
We know whereof we affirm when
we state that Ayer's Pills, 'taken
promptly, at the -first symptoms of
colds and fevers, arrest further pro-
.grees of those disorders, and speedily
restore the stornach, liver, ancl bowels,
to their normal and regthar adieu.
. .
Gidley.
Soh.
. nOw-be.found in their
New Premises,.., Opera House
Watcli for
fit Pile rs ron 7,111'15
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A Preston Isoolakte pee Jumps seem Rose,
dale
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Toronto, Oct.. 1i:
Austin W. Clemens, 22 yeers of age, a
bookkeeper from Preston, Out.. Jumped
from the notorious Rosedale le:lege yester-
day at 1. o'clock awl killed himself%
The, deceased, with bis mother and slater,
moue to Termite Thursday eveniug tar the
purpose of consulting Dr. Clark of the
Asylum relative to his mental coudition.
They were atopping with a relative, Von -
:tumor Anderson, ;TA) Beseonsiield.avenue.
Clemens was employed by the Preston
Isuranee Co. Ile NVUS forced to give up
his poaitiou through ill -beat& His me
gagep•ect with a- young lady was also.
off. Ills troubles threw JUlO leto
a state of despoudettey and naelanelioda,
fonn t. hieh it was Impossible to rouse bina
I: Afliml 031 11115 aevount that he mune to To•
103130 to consult Dr. Clark,
Young Clemens left Mr. Audersou's house
liefore Le:eat:fast yesterday morning, and
as he had not returned at noon, his rela-
lives became anxious and eousulted Dr.
.1. O. Ora wit° heti been treating him tor
A few weeks. Ile had not ealled on the
deetor, and the first aews they had of hint
waa that he was dead.
About 13 o'clook Clemens met a num
name0 Smith, who is employed at 581 Jar -
tis -street, and asked him the location of
the orlage hallo which others bad jumped.
The culla one who saw hini take the fatal
leap was a Miss Dundas, a school girl.
She ran to airs. 13e0her's house near- by and
gave tae alarm. The jump was about 100
Soot. The suicide struek ou his head. Ws
neek, ribs auti arum and Will were broken.
to
on jholielitp,e,zeet,rsnolts. .4fooinuttleaf(totanostiteotaidtdtIteentedl
r love. I entertain tio
to " s Ole cedyo.•f.
Tlie
bs
was taker to the Morgue
and suaseeneutly refuse el to 20 Beaeons-
ilekl-avenue, Coroner / oung Issued a wars
nth t for an Inquest, but afterwards With-
drew it.
Sir Oliver Itnelet. ens Sap.
Kingston, Ont,Oct. Da -Yesterday the
officers. conneett:d. with the penitentiary
were assembled by order- of the warden,
who read them a communieation from the
Department of Justlee in reply to the re-
port of the, recent sheeting of ft eonviet.
The otlicers were praised for their bravery
and for the close observance of the duties
devolving upon them. also for the nuinner
in witleh they endeavor to fulfil orders
given them to exeeute. The letter further
distapline lima be enforced 111.any
cost, awl that convicts must be given to
understand that if they attempt to eseape.
Attempt viotence to fellow-eonvicts or al -
02 the inalltution, they do so at their
peril,
VoMay or sit 10,1 In Mo MOM,
Jacksonville, Isla., Oct. 16. -The death
list of the recent storm is being in-
creased. It is reported that six corpses
have been discovered on the coast be-
tween Tampa and Cedar 'Keys, The
bodies are those of Mrs. Paul Hewitt
and family. The party left Tampa,
for Cedar Keys in a boat, but were
caught in the hurricane, and lost their
lives.
It Skilled liim Thu Time.
Niagara Isalls, N. Ye Oct. 16.-Will1am
Weir was struck and instantly killed by
nglit switch engine tis lie lay drunk
...evoss the rails in the Erie yards, near
-Eighth-street,earl_y this morning, Just
about a year ago Weir WaS struck by the
same switch engine, manned by the same
crew, In an almost exaetly• siznilar man-
ner,. the accident that time resulting In
fracturing biti skull. He was a hard drink-
er, and leaYes a wtdow and several child-
ren.
seamen's Wages Redticed.
Sap Francisco, Cal.Oct. 16. -The
Shipowners' Association has reduce1
sva:ges tor, seamen -Ss- per ;month for
lumber vessels . and $2:50 per inenth for
colliers. This rate only applies to
Pacific coast ships, tin e owners alleging
poor business. Much dissatisfaction pre-
vails among the sailors said a strike
Is Torobable.
Horse Burned te Death.
London, Ont., Oct. 16.-Inbendiarles set
Are to- a stable at the corner of Piccadilly
and William -streets, owned by D. Ashwell,
early this morning, and but for Its disco,-
ery a couple of lives might have been lost
by suffocation by the smoke which enteted
an adjoining building. The Inmates were
gotten out in, a stupefied condition. The
table was destroyed and a horse burned
to death. Loss $600. This was the second
attempt to Ore the building.
• Britain and Russia.
Glasgow, Oct. 15. -Right Hens George N.
Curzon, Parliamentary Secretary of the
Foreign Office. in his speech here last night
said that England had no profound or per-
mapent disagreement with Ratite:, "Our
relations," he • said, 'are thoma of cor-
diality mod friendship. As •lar as the Ar-
menian and Turkish questiOni are 'concern -
id, we are able to work with her upon
common lines In many respects."
Blake No Mistake.
Your Case DeniantiS The
Use of Pa'! Celery
Compound.
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:Imitatfons'and.S.iihstitnteV.,
!DangiOns t6117.'onirSkf-an4
Others.
See that yon make no mistake when
you are making effort to regain -lost:
health. At this partionlar time safety,
care and vigilance will insure a 'large
measure of -your suceess. '
Your case demands the , use of the
best medicine that science has produe-
ed. ' The acknowledged trim -ugh of
medicine research is Paite's Celery
Compound, the only sure and perma-
nent 'Cure for • all nersoixs disease;.
nervous • prostratiors sleeplessness,'
dyspepsia, run down systeth, rheuma-
tism neuralgia, . and kidney
troubles, and blood- diseases. '
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An error made at this time by- the
use of common medicines, imitations
and vile substitutes unty lead to com-
plicated troubles and serkauS restiltas
Thousands in this land ofours have
• thrown Off the shacklesrof disease :and
• suffering by the use of Paive's Celery
Compound. It. waits to do thesame
good work for you: . There is no ex-
perimental work with Paine's Celery
Compound '• do not fear defeat or clis-
appointenent : the . great medicine
Mires and builds up every man
and women evsn after the •docters.
have given them up. -
See that you get the genuine Paine's'
Celery Compound from your ;
look for the .intine "Paine's" and the
'stalk of celery. ' ' •
The Mite daughter of Mr. John Mc -
'Martin of Leduc settlement, near Ed-
monton was fatally burned while her
, ,
Parents Were absent fighting prairie 1
,fires. • A German woman. named I
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'Mese iuses wasa aa ne ,
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the third floor of the new Y. M: C. A. building is being speedily filled up for our wank- .
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for e.atalegue and Partleulara. <allege reopoes September.
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On WedriesdaY' evening the resi-
dence Of Mr. S. BUrton, Seaforth, was
;the scene • of a pleasant eiten* The
occasion was the Marriage' of Mr
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Barton's Miss.
Devina; 'to Miss'llarry Rs Jeffery, Of
Seaforth. '
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to the nineties ..you, wont mind'it
a particle. cOme ' and
see uSfirit-aud -provide youliself,
with. oneolditeve's Cool suminer
Suits. We have a big 'range and ,
we aPe bound, tO _clear them all
out by 'the 1st ofAugust. Don't
wait Until you melt, begin to be
comfortable now ; •
See our $2.00 surniner pant
made to order.
Mr. and. Mrs. D. 1). - Wilson of, §ea,- •
forth left on Monday for he 'Old
1-zotintry to visit friends„ •