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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1902-9-25, Page 6At 6 .prt-O-iitb.s '614 35 •• • • Moilsons Bank (beet poratted by Aet of Parliament 15355) Road (Wee, Meatroal CaPital paiaup) $2,00,m� Iteserve laird $2,00,000 SS Brauoixes ba Ontario, Queboo, Alberta, 31rItish Columbia and ztaulteba. =ETRE, BRANCH Open Every Televful Day from 10 a. lin to 2 p. exeept Saturdays, 10 a. in, to 1 le in. Verniers Sale Notes cashed or 'col- loOtecie Forms supplied on application. Drafts on all points in the Dominion, ereat, Britain and -United States bought aud sold at loweet rates of itange, • SAVINGS DErARTME'NT, Deposits of $1.00 and upwards receiv- ed. Interest compaended half yearly, and added to principal Jute 30th and December 31s4. Deposits Receipts also issued and highest current rate of interest allowed, Advances make to farmers, stock dealers and business men at lowest rates and 011 most favorable terms. Agents at Exeter for Dominion Government. PICKSON Ea CARLING, N. D. HURDON, SOLIciTOnS, MANAGER Calendar for September 1902. 7 14 21 MONDAY 1 8 15 22 TUESDAY , . ... 2 9 16 23 WEDNESDA.Y. . . 3 10 17 24 THURSDAY. .. ' ... 4 11 18 25 FRIDAY 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 28 29 30 THURSDAY, SEPT, 25TH, T902 General News. $16,000 will be the sum paid by the Methodist churches of Canada for the bolding of their recent general confer- ence at Winnipeg. MILBURNS LAXA-LIVER PILLS regulate the bowels, cure constipation. dyspeasie, biliousness, sick headache and all affections of the organs of digestion. Buffalo, Sept. 20th - John Jones, 23 years old, a newspaper man, who claims Belleyille, Oat., as his home, was held up and robbed of $80 and his gold watch by two men on Com- mercial street early this morning. Mr. Alexander Shaw, of Walkerton, has decided to ship his apples to the Old Country himself, instead of selling to shippers as formerly. He has fiignr- ed it out that he can make fifty cents a barrel by adoptihg this plan. STOP THE COUGH ANDWORS OFF THE COLD. Laxative Tin:me-Quinine Tablets cure a old in one day. No cure. No pay. Price 25 ets Rev. Jas. Livingstonewas a nominee with a dozen others for the represent- atiye to the Methodist Episcopal Church south. at Winnipeg general conference but was turned down. Rev. Dr. Spalding, of Winnipeg, got the appointment. In a despatch frozn Brandon, Man, the particulars are given of the shoot- ing of Mr. Law and Miss Therrien on the farm of Alonzo Rowe. near that place, and the subsequent suicide of the latter by poison. Rowe was a for- mer resident of London, a carpenter by trade. The cry for cars is beginning to be heard in Manitoba from many country points. Some points are asking that United States cars be supplied and shipment made via Duluth, if Canadian cars cannot be supplied. The fine weather and gnod roads enable the farmers to deliver the wheat freely, and in many cases the wheat is taken straight from the separators. Tinier] the Toronto Globe deserts the Ross Government it goes without say- ing that the end of that Administra- tion is regarded by the organ as not far off. It is true. as the Globe now confesses, that Mr, Ross has no spe- cial policy, It is equally true that Federal Liberals need not support him on Federal grounds. It is also a fact that the province will not suffer -when the Ross Government disappears, but on the contrary. will go on as well as ever, and no doubt better than ever. But while all this is admitted it does not follow that the cure for deadlock is a Government Representative of no principle, and for which the people have not. called. A "no -principle Government would suit the exploiting influences. But it would not serve the people, and, therefore, tbe electors at the by-elections. seeing that the case for Mr. Ross has been given up by his council in the press, roust take care that a strong Whitney Govern- ment is returned. -Mail -Empire. Children Cry for CAST• R oorly? 5! " For two years I suffered ter- ribly from dyspepsia, with great depression, and was always feeling poorly. I then tried Ayer's Sarsa- parilla, arid in one week I was a new maii.'-John McDonald, Philadelphia, Pa. • Don't forget •that it's "A.y er's" Sarsaparilla that will make you strong and hopeful, Don't waste your time and money by trying some other kind. Use the old, tested, tried, and true Ayer's Sarsapa- rilla. uoo a boilto. All druggists. nomiceariartacatmodoariavaeamenm „Ask pliz doctor -what he thlints OrAYar's Sereeperilla, ne knoirs all Om tthie Errand old fe.mily medicine. Follow hie athtloo end *0 bo satlened, J. 0, Art0 Co., tore% Mise. 11111101i, lilMITSR P[11111 fill til0 .14i6W8 OT Interest ,to times Readers Ilappeliing ll these Gotinties Huron v, Andrew Censley, of Brassels, has bee u gazetted division court clerk of ,the forth division court or Huron. Mr. and Mrs. J elm Devereux, a the Hutson road, just east Of Seaforth, cele- brated their golden wedding on Satur- alay, The banns were read in St. Joseph's chnrch, Clinton on Sunday last for the marriage of Mies Mary Graven°, of Godermh, township to Mr. Richard Brennan of the 4th con„ of Hulett, BRITISU TROOP OIL LINIMENT is _good for man or beast. Relieves vain, reduces swelling, Ways inflanunatmn, cures cues, bums, uraiess, sprains, stir pints, bites of sects, rheumatism, etc. A large bottle for 25 cents. Mr. A, Raggit had the misfortune, last week, to fail down and ha,ve a. threshing engine run oyer his leg, He has been lying in Brussels since the ac- cident, but it is likely he will have to have his limb taken off. The action of Caller's Little Liver Pills is pleasant, mild and natural, They gently stimulate the liver, and regulate the bowels but do not purge. They are sure to please. Try them. A regular Forepaugh side show curiosily ryas foend by J, Sillifoat, in an oatfield on his farni near Seaforth. 1..t was a getter snake and had two heads, four eyes, two mouths and two tongues. The two heads being joined at right -angles. Mr. j. S. Welsh, of Seaforth, met with an unfortunate accident on Thursday of last week. While sewing apiece of lumber in his pump works in some way one of his hands struck against the saw; with the result that the top of one of his thumbs was taken off. TO CURE A COLD IN ON M DAY Take Laxative Brom° Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money ff it fails to cure • W.Grove's signature is on each box. 25e. Joseph Phillips, son of the G. T. R. station agent at Seaforth, employed at the round house at Stratford, was bad- ly crushed while coupling cars in the yard on Wednesday afternoon, and died a few hours later. Phillips had only been working in Stratford about two months. The report ot the inspector for the regisery office, of Huron, for 1902 has been issaed. By reference to it we find the following for this county; -muni- cipalities 25; instruments registered patents, 2; leases, 5; mechanics' liens, 6; wills, 170; deeds, 1,459; mortgages, 1,000; discharge of mortgages, 1,Q60; abstracts given, 1,207; searches, 1,013; gross tees earned, $0,071.25. Children are often attacked suddenly by painful and dangerous Colic, Cramps. Diarr- hoea, Dysentery, Cholera Merlins, Cholera, In- fantann, etc., Dr. Fowler's Extract of Tirild. Strawburry is a prompt and sure cure which should always be kept in the house. The marriage of EL V, de Somoskeoy son of an Austrian nobleman, and sur- geon in the Austrian army, and Miss Laura May Campbell, of Goderich, Out., took place recently in Detroit. The bride had been a patient at Grace hospital for some time, and had just recovered from an attack of typhoid fever. Mr. de Somoskepy is a student at the Detroit College of Medicine. We have to announce the death of one of the early mad most honored set- tlers of McKillop, in the person of Mr, Chas. Dickson, v,ho passed peacefully away at his home, on the 5th conces- sion, on Tuesday. For six months or more Mr. Dickson had been in failing health, but he suffered from no partic- ular disease. It was just a general wearing out of the system, and being 80 years of age, had run his earthly race faithfully and well. Itwill be a severe shock to ber many friends to learn of the death of Eliza- beth Jane Turner, wife of Mr. George Coleman, of Stanley, which sad event occurred on Thursday morning last at the age of 27 years. The deceased was a young woman, of most kindly chap°. sition, and was highly thought of by all"who had the pleasure of her ac- quaintance. The sympathy of • tbe community will be extended to the be- reaved husband. The retnailas were "interred in the Bayfield cemetery, on Saturday. • - A young man who was walking along the road, on the 10th concession, of Hullett, Sunday morning, was more than surprised to see a neighbor plow- ing Man adjacent field. The farmer said he knew it wasn't Sunday and he would not be convinced until he went to his house and looked up the date. He bad planned his work for the week, and had threshed on Thursday, but as Friday's rain prevented his woek be- ing done for that day, he forgot about it and counted by his work, not by the days of the week. PERMANENT CURE FOR NEUe • RALGIA, Experienced sufferers state that ),10 remedy relieves neuralgia, so quickly as a hot applicatlon of Poison's Ner- viline, the strongest liniment made. Nerviline is certainly very rienetrat- and has a powerful influence over neuralgia pains, which it destroys al- most.et once. Nerviline is highly re- commended for Rheumatism, Lum- bago, Sciatica, and Toothache: Better try a 25c. bottle, it's all right. 0) Middlesex Mr. S. P. "Whitney'M. P, P., will open the Northern Fair at Ailse Craig Oct, lea MILICUDN'S.SEART AND NERVE PILLS cure Anaetnia, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Weakness, Palpitation, Throbbing, Faint Spells, Dizziness, or any condition arising from Impoverished blood, Disordered Nerves or weak Heart. The death took place lase Friday at the tome of her hrothee, at Geanton, of Miss Sareli Langford at the age of 42 years. The funeral was held last Monday` at Birr English Church cem eteey. Drs, Lorne Robertson melleting, of Gran ton. arrived safely in Vienna, Austria, A letter teceived indicates '11 thet the lectures deliyered, last as 1. late as 11 p, , The yOntig men ore taking Post -graduate couraes. Palpitation a the heart, nervous- nes% tremblings, nervoas headache, cold hancla and feet, pain in the back, And other forms of weakness are re- lieved by Carter's In Pills, made apeeially for the blood, nerves mid complexion, BA.OKA. OBE, swelling of the tOut and ankles pulling undo eye, frequent thirst, scanty eleudy, highly colored urine and altOluerY troubles lead to Bright's disease, dropsy, dial etee etc, oean's Kidney Pills are a sue ours, The dates of the election triale irl the disputed constituencies a East Middlesex anti South Oxford were fix- ed at Osgoode Hall this morning for Octeber 15th to be held respectively at London and Woodstook. There are in all 48 petitiens and 17 cross appeals as the results of the last •pro- vincial general elections. The jridges will at, to fix further dates next Sat- urday. Angus McIntyre, a sailor on the Steamer, United Empire, was drowned et the Grand Trnnk elevator dock, Sarnia, on Monday afternaou last, The steamer was coming into the dock and McIntyre, in throwing out the line over -balanced himself and pitched into the river. The body was recover- ed by grappling after ba lf an hour and efforts at resuscitation made bat without effect, The unfortunate's home was at Parkhill. • Perth RED HOT SEASON During the hot season the blood gets over- heated the 'drain -on the system is severe and the appetite is often lost. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies and invigorates the blood - tones up the system and restores the lost we* ite A despatch from South Africa Sept. 19th. states that Sergt. George Arm- strong, of the South African Constab- ulary, died at lioopstad. on Aug. 2nd. The dead man's home is in St. Mary's, Ont. If there ever was a specific for any one complaint, then Carter'a Little Liver Pills are a specifie for sick head- ache, and every vvonian should know this. Only one pill adose. Try them. The Queen City Homing Pigeon As- sociation flew its second race on its schedule for young birds last week from St. Marys to Toront,O, a distance of 68 miles. Mr. T. D. Stanely wired that he released the pigeons at seven minutes past twelve: weather cloudY, and raining. The race proved to be the fastest young bird race • ever known from St. Marys for the Queen City 110111ing Pigeon Association. The highest speed was 1,000 yards per minute by W, Knight's Q. B.,145. REVOLUTION IN NSWFOUND LAND • Since the introduction into New- foundland of the new Inhaler Remedy, "Catarrhezone," the treatment, of ca- tarrhal disease has been entirely revo- lutionized. The old-time snuff and in- ternal medicine has been cast aside and everyone isinhaling Cataealiozone; it clears the head and throat in two minutes, and is very agreeable and pleasant • to use. Catarrhozone is a wonderful cure for Coughs, Colds. Ca- tarrh, Asthma, Bronehitis, Lung Troubles and Deafnees. It relieves quickly and cures permanently. We advise our readers to tryCatarrhozone. Price $1.00, trial size 25c. Druggist, or Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont: Dr. Hamilton's Mandrake and But- ternut Pills. 4 TRTi ONTARIO HOG CENSUS. ' Itis interesting to :note by the tabu- lated returns of the Ontario Bureau of Industries, the number of hogs re- ported from the various counties. On July lst at a recent year, all told there were 1,771,641 hogs reported in 48 counties. The low.est was Nipiss- ing NMI 1,797, andthe highest was Kent. The 12 counties having the greatest hog population were as fol- lows: Kent 115,749 Essex . 95,073 Simcoe.. 91.446 Middlesex. ..... .... 78,131 ' Wellington. .. 71,301 Huron.. 72,925 Grey . . .... • 71,468 Elgin.............. 70,314 Oxford . . . . . . 66,148 - York61,874. Perth. e56,631 Bruce.. .... . . 58,810 it Is a Difficult Tliina Toi Please fill The rooplcR1I The Time. Malt Broaltfasi rod HAS A.0001VIPLISIIED • TE.IE GREAT WORK. It Possesses All • the good points That People Look For. The task of pleasing all the people all the time has been fully accomplish. ed by Malt Breakfast Food, the most delicious of all breakfast. grain foods. Malt Breakfast Food" pleases young and olcl all the time, simply because it possesses ail the good points that con to health. Young children thrive on it; adults find it energizing and help- ful; invalids and, convalescents love it becaese of its fine and delicate flavor and its soothing effeete on the weak stomach, It has captured all plates by its deliciousness. Your Grocer sells it. .6.-7-"" FE D NG NEVV OATS. The evil effects of new oats, when fed in any quantity, are well knovvn to most horsemen. With working horees they act as a laxative, induc- ing the animal to sweat more freelys and on account of their comparative indigestibility the entire animei Organ - E • T' I -Att. "Contentment canna be top dearly purchased*" Foot-cOmfort a rid shape retention,are ni'veik A dea.r, at the expense of flere. fleeting finish. contentment to those who wear only that foot- wear which is attiEl and pledged by the IVIalcers— "The Slater Shoe" "600dYeaf WeIitd” E. SPACEMAN. General Agent, ization is apt to be upset and a falling off in flesh results. It is not altogether because these things ore • unknown, that so many farmers eacli year are waiting for the new crops to ripen, but rather on ac- coant ot miscalculation. Insufficient quantities are kept in store to last un- til complete ripeness of the text crop takes place. Sinee the interest of the money invested in sufficient oats to last the average feeder three months is but small part of the value of old as cotnpared with new grain, it is sur- prising how few take advantage' of this profitable feeding. Oats, if threshed early and kept in bins, are seldom fit for use until frosty weather has come, When kept in stacks or in a barn for several weeks before threshing; complete ripe- ness is reached more quickly. Consid- ering the importance, therefore, of having oat properly seasoned. those who have not, now a good lot in store should see to it that, one year hence better business management will have the food salvia of the work horse of a more desirable character, Exeter Municipal Council. Council met at call of Reeve at Town Hall, September 19th. Absent councillor Davis. Minutes of previous meeting read and confirmed. Wood Muir- That the following accounts be passed and orders drawn on treasurer for same ; 0. Baskerville, labor, $10.00 • Thos. Hartnoll, do, $9,50; Thos, Welsh, do, 83.77; Alf, Taylor, do, $10.75; Thos, Flynn, do, $13.50; G. Smallacombe, 45c,; G20. Atkinson, do, $12,37 ; Silas Handford, do, *6.75; William Atkinson, do, $10.88 ; F. Gillespie, do, $1.50; W. Westcott, do, $11,81 ; D. Kirk, do, 89.50; 3no. _Piper, do, $8.65; W. 3. Heaman, 10 inch sewer,pipe and trowel, $0.55; Dinney & Rowcliffe, painting and kalsomining Town Hall per contract, $145.00; W. J. Bissett, charity to Mrs. Sutton, $7.0u. - Car- ried.. Harding -Muir- That the account of E. North for 45 inch sewer pipe be passed, and Mr. North be instructed to make draft for same at 60 days from Oct. 15th. -Carried. Harding -Wood -That a rate of 19 mills on the dollar on all the ratable property be levied and collected for the year 1902. and that a by-law be. passed confirming the same. -Carried. Wood -Harding --That the clerk ask for tender for 200 cords of gravel, more or less, to be delivered at the directions of street • commissioner. Tenders to state price per cord from both.Woods' and Bawdens' pits. -Car- ried. Muir -Harding.- That the council adjourn to Friday, Sept. 26th„ at 8 o'clock, p. m. -Carried. GEO, H. BISSETT, Clerk. Bayf I el cl BRIEFS— Mrs. T. J. Mborhouse, of "Holrewood," is the guest of Mrs. Morrison, Maple street, London this week. -Mrs. (Dr.) Stanbiiry; of Bay- field, is on a visit to her brother, Rev. . ta. Stuart, B. A., Byron Avenue. BORN • KxoX.-In Exeter'on September db. to Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeSnox, a son. Signiz..-At Dawn Mills, on Septet:ether fith, to Rev. and Mrs. Albert J. suet nou. - SALTBR-In Exeter. on September 14th, to Mr, • and. Mrs. Martin Salter, a son. MARRIED • Ilixo-jon-krsTon-At Exeter, on Sept. 17th, by -the Rev. Mr. Millyard, Lillie, youngest daughter of Chas. Johnston, formerly of London, to Albert L. Ring, Lendon. 11 -Mriennee-In London, at the Methodist parsonage on Sept. 17Ih by the Rev. S. Salton Mr. Frank Rill, of Port Huron, to Miss Blanehe Milehell, Centralia. Armwotrru-Nowratiorr-At the residence of the bride's parents. on Sept. O. by the Rev. R. Millyard, of Exeter, Mr. Chas. 1.5. Al worth, to Miss Rebecca, third daughter ofIle Northoott, Snd. concession, DIED Hica's.-In Riverside, California, on Sept. 18th, Mervyn George Hicks. in the 18th year a his age. Camrhum,-In Bay Township, on Sept. 22n0, William Campbell, aged 69 years, 9 months 17 days. Lna.-In McGillivray, on Saturday, Sept. 641 at her son's residence, Con . 2, Mariah Lee, in her 81st year. You con make your ho. nese ea soft as a glove and aa tough rto rrlro by wiles 311/RENA near .011. You' can lengthen lts life -make tt last twice as lOng as it ordinarily would. EIPEKA Harness 00 ',makesft poor !coking bar, meetIlko new. Rade of pure, heayr bodied oll, peOlally prepared to stand the weather. Sold everyWhere In Sane -All bizet. !fade by IIIPE21,111011.0014PAIT. Creditor). --- Bmgros,-Inose Brown, who has been visiting here the Peet week returned to his home in Elkton, mien,- alias Beattie Beaver, who has been en. gaged in Detroit for soine time, canie home last week. - xrs, 0, Roffman, Platteville, is visiting her relatives here for a few weeks. - miss xary Roeder, who has been quite ill is slightly improving. - johu Rauch, who has been, down to his old home - ,stead in Blenheim for the past three weeks has returned home.-13ert Clark and Issaac Hill attended London fair for a fest, days and report an enjoyable Beaver returned home last monday after spending a week's vacation in London, Vivian has received a cordial invitation to go again. Kr. Sam Geiger from Zurich and Uriah Ouriningliani from EXeter were the guests of friends here over Sunday last, ---many of Orediton's citi- sons attended Exeter fair on Tuesday and claim it to be an up-to-date coun- try fair. -Wm. Fritz wears a smiling countenance this week. it is a boy. Free drinks will be all the go for a few days at the Royal. -Rev. j. G. Damm, J. H. Holtzman and michael Swartz are attending the Y. P. A. convention in New Hamburg this week. -Last Sunday evening a very • interesting sermon was preached in the metho- dist church by a lady evangelist. - There seems to be considerable trouble about finding out who the Crediton correspondent is. He wishes to an- nounce to the public that if any have been offended they will kindly forgiVe him. -The many Meads of arr. Ezra Raist will be pleased to learn that he is getting along nicely, and is expect - home in a few days.' ROOSEVELT'S TOUR CUT SHORT. Ana itEmATNING wESTEBN ENGAGE- MENTS CA.NOELLED. President.'Roosevelt's western trip came to an untimely end at Indianap- olis on Tuesday ;the President having to undergo an operation in that city for the removal of an abscess which was the result of a bruise sustained ha the trolley cae4tccident at Pittsfield, MaSS„ some few weeks ago. Besides being injured in the face and across the eye the President received a blow upon the inner part of the left leg, be- tween the ankle and the knee, which required surgical attention. Shortly after the operation the President was removed from the hospital to the train and conveyed to Washington, having rested well and the operation showing no bad effects. 'ADDITIONAL LOCALS , Miss Stewart, of Baltimore U, S, is the guest of her brother mr, 3-44., Stewart. miss Maggie Buchanan, of Battle Oreek, formerly of Hensall is the guest of ariss Horne, Mn Chas. Coates, of Pontiac, called on old friends in town on Wednesday evening of last week, • Mrs, Norde who has been visiting. her mother, Mrs, Brooks, London Road south,left for her home in Chicago, on Monday evening. mr, 5, p, Atkinson has sold his re- sidence. recently purchased from arr, R, N, Rowe, to mrs, John Snell. who takes Possession on Oct, 1st, mr, Atkinson will move to Listowel or Clintcn, OONCERT.—Alarge audience greet- ed the Livingstone -wylie Co, in the Opera House, on Tuesday evening, despite the rain._ which continued all evening, every available seat. was oc- cupied„ That the audience was a thoroughly appreciative one goes without saying, but to those who • at- tend a concert tobear and enjoy the programme, it is certainly reost an- noying to hear others, who have not that desire, make a continual distur- bance, during the rendering of any .selection, by the sta.mping of feet and other unseemingly behavior, Both miss Livingstone and ma Wylie rendered the selections given in very good style. The concert was a fintin- cud success. Blyllomacri "I always endeavor," said the matri- tnonial philosopher, "to take the wrong side of an inconsequential argument." • ' nWith what object in view?" he was naturally asked. ' • "It gives my wife a chance to prove me wrong, and this so delights her • that I, find her generously tractable in alt the more important matters." His Room. "Mr. Diggles," said the boy with big ruffles on his sboulders, "I wish you I 'would let me come and see where 'YOU live. I want to look at your room." ' "Why, certainly. But what made' you think of that?" • - "MY sister said It was -better than your company, so I thought It must be something fine." The National Game. "1 hold a full hand," murmured the swain as be squeeeed the lily -white fingers of the fair maid, Here a royal flush mounted to her A royal flush beats a full hand every time. (See Hoyle.) • She won. 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No Other Medicine in the World Has Ever Achieved Such Won derftl Vic - tones sOverDisease and Suffering, Paine,s Celery ' Compound has wrought marvellous cures for suffer- ing men and women in every section of the Dominion. It has the indorsa- tion of the best men and women in Canada, because they have found the great remedy to be exactly what was claimed for it. Score.,of prominent clergymen have gratefully- .written in its praise,' and recommended it av.ben they have opportunity, Rev. J. D. Leishman, of Angus, Ont., gives his own personal experience as follows: "I have always found Paine's Celery Compound an excellent nerve tonic, and have frequently recommended it to persons suffering from nervous de- bility and sleeplessness. I believe it to be a most powerful medicine. It also purifieb the blood and revives the sys- tern. Give it a fair trial and it will in these cases be found helpful." • FALL FAIRS, — • Hay -Zurich, September 24-25, Teesvvater-Sept. 24-25. Blanshard.-Kirkton, Oct. 2 ; 3, ,Blyth --Oct. 7-6. - ' Brussels -Oct. 2.3, Listowel -Sept. 80, ()et. 1. • North Perth -Stratford. Sept. 20, ' October I.. • StaMarys-Sept. 30, Oct; 1. ' 1 'West Zora and Embro-Oct. 2. 31iNiss�urri and Thamesford- Oct.]. G. N, W. Bxhibition--Goderich, Sept, 30, Oct. 1. Ashfield & Wawanosh-Dungannon, Oct. 9-10. Tuckersnaith-Seaforth, Sept. 25-26. • CAUSE OF, SPLITTING HEAD- - ACHE- . F'oisoes accumulate in the blood and spread every monient to all parts of the body. The brain becomes conjest- ed, nerves itrita.tecl, and the -result is that awful headache. • Ferrozotie is nature's own remedy for headaches; it is a blood streugthen- er and purefier o uncommon merit, a lasting potent tonic, And the greatest invigorent and health maker known, Headaches never bother ,people that Lake FerrozonS. ef ter each meal. Buy a Nat from 3 mar drliggist for 50e. 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