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teItiete.A.Y. A GUST
25th, 1901
urses Un
ha ne
UtUEl1 TO SET EN.AMS.
' revieett regulations of
ledu ea t tt 1,4,ii;iTtratin4 tech have
4ust 1,0, approved by order in coun-
cil noneein many cbangs. They
evill be sent oue to publie eeltool
inspectors, high school principals of
tire county model schools. Copies
lilay be bad by principals fpuelic
r. school.; upon application to
teertrreuent. 11 is not thought
111oleo.) embarraesonent
ne
lto
Le 1.
es,
get en !
.• •
°
Loa frabottt t ,ao
ets are itiZro'l
inte t ht pubile school ell rritul urn
.Mort is to be given t
liter qure, natur4 ;study and art
play lClifl eew eiI 414, viententary
noienee, also receive; some protein -
Vane. oblientery subjects of
tIin fifth form ere reading, inure
telree, grammes*, composition, his.
tier), geograpby, arithatetie and
suratitlit. and eienternaree oeienee.
- int other subjects is left to
-erre ion cf tus1 eee aroltors
lupec-
Accorditto. so t• oreer ulten fron
lereV'elY
47,
‘*'', la-
d
iin commerce, enenual training, honse
bold science, ert ;Ind agriculture.
l'ite board and tine principals haV
i
thepower trideelde on the one a /m -
it s to study.
Obligatory eubjects and geographo
arltinnetie. am! meosuration. Eng -
ash grammar, teriting, reading phye
sics, oulture, Eng Belt compesition,.
English literature :nod history,
It is provided thet lessons ot 30
1 ute're eech. day, or ;-,quiva1,.31t
recte throughout eaelt year. in
lower schoole shell be given in ele-
mentary scienee, art and agriculture
Tbe hoer(' and the principals have
the 10)11 els 10 4Z:eiti:. On the one a itu-
pH is to study.
Several chartg.ei Lave been miede 1
e requirements fee neaelners' 1100,-
proZRSS101101 eCr1 /fixates. Erere` can -
Wale 44131f44 143Y,' read cnr?lially dux. -
ng the previous seear az least four
itablo books in E0F811,510 literature
will he no practieal examine -
t itert 10 seit'Occt Iiltide-
ment, end sehools neuet be
erly equipped to rake no the
A Oro* desiring those Cert -.ties.
It is to enined that the subjecte for
MES, AUC4ITST
examination for second and third-
class ecrnifiettees will he of a nature
to fie the candidate- to Ie.:telt ilte ete-
Inentares classee in the pubilo seliools
etan'or nott-Inrofeesional
rs' wartificatesh ut not be etecee-
ry to tak.e any forelen lengerteen
stcPlIcrt Cstropii
outwit of tie. Tonusltip
?eel et On Tonn ltd
urday, Au -met 2
'ell members inresent
et in r w ere
ew subjects
31.liav h s are o1IVe,e1
Make sa
• A aL 41r., "tee
repo edit t.g.een zionelenesee.
lichools Liebpal:Tare pultile for
teacher,' certificat,•s must comply
Arial the High school regul tt ions rc-
spectiag equipttont and tienotebiee.
Adutiesion to Melt schools and
tte Institute rests by st.taute
.With 1ij trds of high seboof .entranee
e,144traitor,, County Councils may
Impose :4 fec not 'exceeding one
on outtly 10111115 AS can also high
tschool boards. the board of
trastec's, itow..va, authorizes pro-
f pupils on the fifth form
public schools without pas -
examination na r'ze is re
;ethj'ets •for a tbaliiSlini
big -h eelmols are divided into s
!sections. Part I. includes liter,
aire, history, art, physiology, and by
ie.nt. and nature study. Part 11,
consbd of 'reading, writing,
gaofz'ajII8y, grammar, c omp osit ton
081(1 ;Arithmetic. The literature will
embrace the careful reading during
the pr.evious year of 41 Ile,ast four
suitable works selected b, . the prin-
cipal for' each pupil from a list
of standard works prepared by tit':
public school inspector. A wrilt.Q.11
o xaminatiou still be held to tee(
flie pupils as to their compreireneion
of ultet they have read. Inte, there
),e Ito written :examination in
P art 1.
One inuportant provision
the .nteanen oettetinafien is Um
lbce tele of enet oz. Cities may
necl, i)u Ar 1 consente,
prepara papers to he used instead of
thofte supplied by ti.ee Education De-
partment, .1(b012gh they Inust be or
the -tante 2, in atril and scheme.
titles, too, 1-‘rire pJs with the
consent of the Publi., High, and S•:-
parat.: schoal boe..als may admit pu-
pils on the recommendation of the
principals oe the public schools. The
board must satisfy itself that the
required subjects have been properly
st udied.
Public School leaving* examinations
may bi hell in schools having a fifth
' form, under tit: direction of the,
principal, It Ito shall consult the in-
spector regarding the nature of the.
pattern ',rho principal may set the
papers :not mark the answer papers.
No certificates can be granted 'un-
less the :aibjects of the entrance ax -
aminal ion have been studied.
The object of -the Education De-
partment has been to lessen the
.....p.pnaber of examinations held by
• persons other than teachers them-
• The high scliool programme pro -
!vides for general and matriculation
ceurses rind also for curriculam
.10•••
'Why is it that A.yer's Frzir
Vigor does so many realar..-
able .things? Because it is z.-1
hair food. It feeds the hair, 1.q
uts new life into it. The hair
•
iir
cannot keep frOm growing,
And gradually alt the dark,
rich color of early 'life comes
back to gray hair.
041Then8 first mice area's noir *Vizor m7
!or was about ell gray. ;Sat now it le ti
left• black, stald itt9 tbiel:• as I cou'ai
sesas Ittoressaast;t, xnacaratia,
• ,
$17.4)0' IS 'bottle.,a. O. ATM:: Co.,
kit itra ;riga.•
•
Lowtli,
et
7.13(
elinutee of
rut and Oprov.,d,,
to it?*
nen up
at econ lees 15 and IM, in the
340 eest.1011 a 410 lirOlt4.441iIi .01
rbi 11 et•orilamwit h t be 1
dreoor two!, by Fred W.
be, P. L. Se. tilted One 2nd
y pe leen hiving been
tth• ertil t b ptesed aCld
signed tJ. rr- and clerk, and
Illteert7t"O.— )4 of (nett ion pl-(-'U
D. • 4, being, Iny-law Lo
inter— lint by-law
' retes 181
for 4V,PS, 1141111 wval
° t owlishly or
1 and tlae
net elerk,t hereby author -
lee in th sg• and one I lie
rfa' ral ton etell tineree.o.—Carried.
erson..-WeOb-e. mIt l' -law No
Mt, Iseine ita-len zotiproint
Brown eolievor of 4:11.1W4,4
f1.1.? Y.14.1r 19'44 14-'414r 11-4.7441 the ard
e he 8,nd tlrFignatlum.
lt rev' on! elorle be leaved, as
lb' co orteient it sr.eto
LIP [O11Ot 888 OV r,
il. 0:8 C. it,
COU
Tiox F 0.01 and Brill:gr.' committee
' the County Coaxial non in Wing -
ham on Wednasday, Aug 1.7th, ih
ten:le:Ts end. County 01 k., Lent be-
t g present. Tendets were opened
r the constructiou of bridges
known as the Zeilend, near Wing-
: end. Staultnee and Meek Creek,
n the boundary between Hay
and Stephen. Tenders for the :that -
lents and piers were :Accepted from
Barher. of Winghaut, for the Zet-
and bridge, at $5.20 per yard for
butmente, and $6.2.5 for piere, and
'001 Nagle Looby. of Dublin. lot
$7.90 nee ,yaed for the lihnett Sreek
bridge, mot $0 for t Staulake
Quite a number of tendere were
opened for the eupteretruetures, but
they were all awardee to the Hunter
Bridge Coe of Kincardine. providing
Interked chew for the proper
amount as security,. Le plaeed inthe
clerk's hande. Tho price for the
superstrlielltre of 41re Zetiand bridge
will bt$1,,,e0e; foe the Bleck Creek,
8750; wail the Slanialte, $1175.
IV (lit
DOWX
,-Mn is no a icbiu hntkps
.-alieng ;Its; Iorg machine- as ap
..? ;ter.- attar. of bloo:
alanced o
a iiedicia billateed
ny don't realize tide, Wet
overt; ork Leer Orlin'. nue break
do a re llr in nesel a scrone
ft " like Ferrozonte to for-
nf keep the bleed
eit, Tak Ferrozon'' and
on'e. ettnrle. You n1Z lent.
114, ;14- •ettnetition and the
vt an, 3; h '.u-yo.r sys-
in ficet-te Ise order. leor
r tt.h and o rereeth 4.110 1,.8.
regulerly. Priee elle at
Irs.
.11,1t1/4eip..41.
01 $‘1, tit rot',
0.0e, 8. Letnna nuryiug
e4 .10; el. elcluterte arevil contrect
1,4. It., block lls. $781,7te: Itiehare,
ia-
j.( repeirint. bridge,. ete.,75; • John
neat. cont. on • 1.. ft., ;;,'Zi.00;
Davy, cont. on F. 18., $2.511; Thotam,
)1iser,
eon. on L. 11., 085:$ R. Iland
tl, controi.eioner on 11. 18., $ 10,(M
18. 1118881f01'd, four „fame conereet,
., 253.6o8 •'cite.. II. St
bridge., 4.4.74,119,
CO11111'38 ntljoun ti .et ;tenant
the 808 80 hell, C eds on. on flee
eloadey 81 Oeteite 1 o'cloc81.k
Clerk.
ANT1SP1TTlNi ,1 A
08 8A 085lQe, s -'con
treeinforaton elative tO a a
spittbm bpdtws now in force ts
eral. Ontario cities uitit a view
atro,Incing a eitoiler measure there',
UC is of the °portion tint steel%
8iVc("^619:." t 1,,VW of tbe
'regard sionvrt the "don't spit"
e1,11 eyed thronohout tb
city . MOreCIVer i ie no the interoste
of the Ineeltin of the city and Aid.
leennit inele Tatar o with a
mall penalty :attach -ail would sere,.
0 slop the ilis„.18lsIli888t Whit a spit-
ati ad. walks, The by-law is
188 '.ucceseettl operetion in Lan -
84884 Toronto.
t herLojs1I. The bride and
1 groom were supported by Me Jerry
Corriveau and Miss Soraphioe Bed -
one zing).'elle lett. Badoer tzud ellen
Ar anal io p no a to Tito happy
couple, will make their future 10011O
1 the Seubie line.
Have no equal as a prompt and
positive cure for sick headeche. bil-
iousness, constipation. pain in the
side :end all neer troubles. Carter'e
Little Liver Pills. Try then.
J. J. Oampbell. ex -public echoo
teeeber qt Gorrie, passed away last
ek after a prol000ed illness' Of,
over six years, death being due to
catarrhal bronohitis. Deceesed, who
was a lire -long Presbyterian, was
ore. io North Easthope, and was in
bisf if t y-sixt h year t wenty-five
a • of whinit was spent in tbe pub
Inc school sere e heving taught
ilnee years in Meleillop, two
in Hillsboro 4lIttl tile remaining
twenty in Gocrin A. widow n'oni
family survive bin.
A very beeutiful „old enjoyable
wedding took place at the residence
of Mr. Trumae Smith, of Locknow,
ou Wednesday, Angust .UJ le when
Bella Sntith, his second (laugh -
wee united in the bonds a riuony to i4r F.Greeoway, of Crys,
1 City. Manitoba, the nephew of
xePremier (Ireenway.
Tornbull. ef Gotleriehinae
d patented in Canada and the
zl States a stretcher for use on
OW other wire. Tine wire is
egt automatically, while a spire
w le meed for levet-ay. One
rgest railrcelds ten America
the noneinine Under obeerva-
tt adoption by this line
meen ineavy seles from the
, le eniteble aeranoeennents can
le le, the %sire snreteiters will be
"notured, Goderiele
In fllarL
LIAO, ant t be
pl'40
Winging)), (411 trio, 8188(8 • 8180
taltion.
. 8z0f1 and owned by 3. Gilks. Toros -
ere burned 141 death in file C. F.
anis, Ifochel looa. The terse, had
ing at Delorionier Parte and
a ear p8'41ratory to Icor-
uebec. In shuntimr. 3 1304P
1V41S OV0r188r11.f81A, 41.11d 5=1
Ile eve which was 8Oy-
ta
hoescs burned to death.
let
.t888-88 $111
at
John Bent-
ley, ag o1 70 y.ses ,11 iliOliths
end9 da,s. Th aln. Bentley
wae man of fine medico; ellrerato
ter, groatly teal Tined by .3111
klieia him and a fX)t1Q41 furze 'r. 111 •
, s :,1,4e411044,A iareligion and t
()former in yolielles. Ib is cui'v-
cd his nolow and flee eitildren,
trionte. at Note; Janet Wm
swear his 148e rosideme; etre.
uteent, elso lirbng In the wiwithoe-
: ..1041 (48'0rge .48 110111:.
brother Joseph. livee in the
Wesi, and hie sieter. Mrs.
roes, at Walton. In tohlition
there is Mrs. Saiteer, or Kirkton.
nal Mr. Ceorg.. Ilentl,w, of Rannoch.
To ail these h, has 1,..,ft lir, memOrY
or a useful tiro and the fra,zr.tar a
a good name; • so that th.v. do not
sorrow as thoo, u it bout hop "Th
rntnnr,y of the jwit 1.;
881
bor.
1., vallie
ofJ, Brody,
winter Wt;fehat up to the present'
time European fruit has not Com-
peted seriously with our best keep-
ing winter varieties. The apple crop
in Canada appears to be singularly
free this year from the attacka of
insects and fungous diseases. It is
quite probable that tho codling
moth will not be a eerious pest but
there are indicatiens that the spa
may yet develop to a slight,if not
a serious degeee,
PEARS
Pears, except io British, Columbia
w iU be a light crop. There will be
very few for export but the quality
o t those will heoeod,
PEACHES"AND PLUMS
Peaches and nterue are almost a*
absOlute ettilure. There are, howe
ver, a _few favored sections where
the winter did no materially affect
thes e two fruits end In sueh
orchards the orop will be medium,
The grape crop will be fairly good
but in the large producing districts
of the Niagara Peninsola, black rot
hes shown to a serious extent and
impossipie to predint the ex-
tent to which the crop will be'. our -
tailed by this pest.
SMALL PETTUS.
Strawberries twee been very un-,
even. Where they were not winters
ter killed tine crop bas bee u good
but the winter 'eating was so goiter -
that the yield has Teem a small
Raspberries Wete 441SO a
iight arap
MERRIES.
itt British Columbia inave
11° crop. bue a light prop
' ant alio. In Tees.
„I wherever grown,
ight to rueditem.
Tants are a full
lcd *nanis not quite so
but stilt fllerge crop.
INSECTS AND FUNGI,
aly one or two thstriote r,port
s depredations of insects and
lications at present are tient
rowers il be little troubled
by either ineeete or fun -I
BRONCIIITIC ASTHMA. A HEAV
111' RDEN
Atli hunt is bad enough but when
bronchial symptom, are added the
oner surrorer has oltoost an intoler-
able existent .. An ebeoluto specific
is found in fragrant healing Ca-
tarrhozonte which cures chronic cas-
that other remetlize wont even re-
ieve. "For years." -.criers Capt. Mc-
Donald, of 7$.1ontreal, "I battled
wit It t agonies of bronclaitic
asthma. Often I couldn't sleep for
nights at a time. I spent thousands
en doctors end metlicines without
reliof, but one doller's worth of
Ontarrhozone cured me." Cater-
rhozone eine fell; lint guaranteed.
Two mon T 'III, 81.09- trial
25e.
LONDON EXHIBITION
The Western F no.a. 1es (ban
one month distant, and as the time
jeer the greatest oe Curette/I exhibi-
tion), dr:1888 near, it 15 beconaing
more and morc dieounsed. There is
not 81 earmer throughout the west
who is not interc..sted in the fair, and
of lhe people of the villages, towns
and cities, there are few .who do /tot
take a keen interest in the ex-
hibition, and •wish 11 a continuation
of the ,success that has met 18 188 the
past. The manageutent have much
in elore for the visitors this year.
There is every indication that the
cettibits will be far in advance of
former years, aod that while an in-
crease in numbers Will be ex-
perienced, there, will else be an im-
provement in quolity, Iteperts from
ali parts of the tr3Fii regarding the
crops have been favorable, and this
means much for the fair. -
The work on the new $10,000
dairy hall has been going ehea.d at a
rapid rate end elle building will be
ready in temple time for the opening -
of ihe fair. It will be one of the
chief sources at interest to visitors
and particulavly • to the farming
community, who are so closely allied
to tire deity interests, Thcre will
be nothing Inciting in the hall, and
what will make! it Mere 'interesting
'the fact that. dairy butter making
competitions will be held.
• While the -dairy hall will be new
a number of the other • buildings
have been improved to Meet the
8y1$4108 Of tits OXhillitOrfq• Xn nO re-
spect is the management of The fair
allowing the expenditure of money
to deter them from making the ex-
• hibition ex 1904 a •'hummer."
• The Times and the ,Family Herald
and 'Weekly Star be seat to any
address in Canada' or the United
States till Dee. 31.., 1904 for 75c,
To take advantage of this offer you
must eubseribe at once.,
It RE FEVER CHILLS
.1: tl'i "shivers'
'One M.* recoramend Nervilin
highly. Twenty drops of
aken in hot. nett el' with a lit -
8 itre' time. fl ;Hy not only
the chills but knocks out the
completely. •Nerviline has a
"rect action on fever chills and re-
s the Conditions entsing 014'81*
11 108881018 end inonei troubles N'or.)
never fails. 88 's pleasant to
zhe last e, quick to r nieve and al
n aye cures per/trio 11.c . Oct a 25e.
1 at t 0.11,1y.
Huron
The or -old
1.tvid Cook, jr., fell off it
mon, and broke her arab
Dr. 1., G. Flout bier, Presinen1
r t lte Se. Joseph Levi Isuproventent
ntl :Ielenufacturing. Co. Ltd., nes
stated a urit egninet that Company
for $36,575,00
Mrs. Chas. Smith, of Jinn's, Ohio.
.writes; "I have used every remedy
for sick head:noire I could hoar of for
the poet fifteen yeers. but Carter's
Little Liver Pills did tue rnore good
than all the rfgitt
The st earner W. B. Mai t hews, with
180,000 bushels of wheal, was un-
loaded in twenty-three and one half
hours at the Goderich one -leg eleva-
tor. This beats the Matthews' best
time in a Buffalo two -leg elevator
by two and a half hours,
Miss Hattie Rumba'', 11. A., ot
Clinton, who some time ago aceepted
a lucrative position in a Permsylva-
uht College, has been offered $1,000
a year by a seat of learning in Da-
kota. We understand Miss Rumball
has decided to remain in thc East. .
Mr. George Stewart, of the Seafolirt
Co., has epunchased the res-
idence on Main street, belonging, t
Dr. Campbell, whore he has been
living for some time. The price
paid was in the neighborhood of $1,-
600,
A poetty nedding was celebrated
et helf past seven on Monday morn-
ing at St. Peter's Catholic church,
on. the Sauble. line, Hay. when Mr.
'Louis N. D188081ll0 was united in the
holy bonds of -wedlock to Mrs, Vir-
ginia Woods, by tha Rev. Father
Loiselle. Mr. Julius Ducharine sup-
ported the groom and Miss Matilda
Dctnomie supportod the bride.
A pretty 'wedding was celebrated
in Sr. Peter's Catholic church, on
the Sauble 11113, }Illy, last Saturday
morning, when Mn William 13a -
dour was united in marriage to
Miss Flora Laney by the Rev.
ght er
88
Pains in the Bac[:
Are SYMPtOrOS Of a ivOnli, torpid or
etagnant condition oJ. the kidneys or
liver, and are a warning it is extremely,
hazardous to neglect, so important is
a healthy action of these organs
They are commonly attended by less
of energy, lack of courage, e.ucl sortie-
tirnee by gloomy forebodiog and de,.
sport en y.
"1 was taken 111 witli Md. -my tr.)01.0c, and
became 80 .avcak 1 COulti scarcely gei :Ironed,
Hook nieclicine without t;enefit, aml finally
decided to try Rood's Zarsatguilla. After
the Drat bottlic 1 felt so mach ter that
• CCO1I1XIUGCI it use, and rii% hOEtleki III*tde me
a mew woman. • %Viten ny filtle girl was a
baby, she could not keep anylbing on her
• stomach, and we gave her iclfroirs Sarsapa-
rilla weieh cored ben" Danz, Titti.OAS, IS-
, .
10e, Weilaceburg, Ont. •
Hood'sUarsapartlia
Cures kidn'ey and. liver troubles, re-
lieves the back and builds up the
whole syStent.' •'
THE MILDEST AND SURE:a ItE
LIEF.
For constiinted bowels and pileen
Dr. Ilamiltou's Pills of Mandrake
and 131114e111111 which cause no grip-
ing pain and act promptly. Well
known to ail doe.ors. Vse only Dr.
Hamilton's Pills. Price 25e.
Perth
Mr. E. McQuillan, of East iseouri
has Tentett ids farm and 'w 11 raor
10 St. Marys.
Mihs 'gaggle Autos. of St. Marys,
lets been engage d to teach at the
Met ropolban sebool "...afloat No. 4,
The wells or the naw Molsoa's
Bank building at St. Marys, are
completo, and tit.: finishing of the
interior will be ruslcul.
Must not be confounded with cow--
oath:mit: or purgative pills.
Carter's Littic Liver Pills are entir-
ely unlike them in every respecf.
One trial wil 1 provc ill:dr super -
The public library board, of Lis-
towel will ercer a library building of
cement at a mu or $10,000. Tha
style is modorn colonial, and ;here
will be accommodation for 20,000
R. T. Swale, of Si. Marys, who
WaS temporarily acting Its nir,ht
cousrablc, was found dead on August
21st, in the basement of the town
hall. When found he was in a sit-
ting oesture, witb an electric wire
cord attached • to a lamp he was
attempting to roach between Mu fin-
gers. Evidently the shock had kill-
ed him.
Trial Trip.—Now is the time to
scours: two good papers for the price
of ono. The Weekly Mail and Em-
pire from now till Jan. lst., 1905
for cnly 50c. To new subscribers
only.
Bears the The Kind YaU Hate Always BOUghl
Signature
of
Fruit Crop Report for July
A Very Full Itetux-n for July has
Been Obtained by the Fruit Di-
vision, Ottawa, 18-1811 reference to
the Fruit Crop tof tile Dominion.
• APPLES
Dividing the apple crop into fall
and winter varieties, the rclier.tg
show a medium to lull crop of the
former. In the apple sections, from
which the bulk of the lvinter
fruii
will be obtained for export, tile
• mcraanp hisenOoltaS4SO8tilafrtfAgellgahsthastat yMeaerdi'llbrnlit.
very clear distinction most be
made between fall armies and good
storing stock. • Tile reports from
Great r3 ri t ain and Europe generally
show n very Ittrge crop of fruit that
will come into • direct competitiott
With oor fail varieties and may
slightly • affect the • market for
COVNTRIES.
Tbe rep from tire United Stat-
., particularly Mos.,. portions that
clove e h Canada indicate a
but run extraordinary crop
Tile indications Ensland
ranqro, Germany, flatland and Bel-
gium point to a crop eomeu hat
above the average,
CIENZERAL COMMENT
11;^ export =tit', for anailiatt and
American fall apples will be some -
vitas; restricted, but owing to the
quality of our apples they
still have the preference in the
peen markets. There 'nill be
teeeseity, however, of teterints,
ding all second quality fruit.
1 fruit or first class quality nill
in all brob:ability bring a fair price
ut 11 is almost certain that 9n011f1
quality fruit will not bring much
anything, over 1184' cost of market -
The supply of good winter
of apples suitable for the Brit-
sh markets during the menthe of
armory, February and March is
not exeessivc and it .S ''*1)5 reason-
able to e \pact that the demand will
Ilmost equal to that of last year.
1,ECTION sTuAwliElt tY
PLANTS.
A striking illustration of the value
plant and seed section, as ad-
vocated by Prof. Robertson, is re-
ported in the Maritime Farmer" or
July 19th by a New Brunswick cor-
respondent. ILI sty,t's; "A few days
. .
ego, whtle visiting a neighbor, the.
conversation turned to berries, and
he then showed me his patch. It
was small but they avero plants to
be proud or. His plan is as follows;
lie tells his children when they are
picking' to carry along some little
sticks piece s of laths and when
they find all extra strong' plant with
3 good (T1111 stem and plenty of ber-
ries, to put a stick down alongside
at. After the berries are picked he
takes up these plants and sets them
out in 41 bed, letting (hare throw out
runnere in all directions. In the
spring he has some fine plants to.set,
and his berries ara improving every
year."
DESTROV THE WEEDS
In driving about the country one
cannot fait to notice the difference
in the manner of keeping the farms
While as a.general rule the farmers
of Huron are perhaps as systematic
and up-to-date as any, once itt 81
while one ACTS a livid ht which a
useful crop is simply choked out by
thistles and other weeds. Tbe care-
less former is a menace to the good
farmer, and the la NV providing
for the suppression of thistles and
other destructive weeds should be
'rigidly enforced. A couple or three
days spent in ridding a farm of
weecte is time perhaps as pro-
fitably spent. as cultivating corn,
root s or pot at nes.
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DICTIONARY 0 LT1TUDES
The Department of the Interim
has recently issued a book called
Dictionary or Altitudes, giv-
s the elevation above the sea level
oe all plaees on a line of railwayin
the Dominion. The following front
its places will show the difference
i altitudes of points In Ilurort;
Feet
fljuevnlr
...1058
„. ...1078
Myth „. 1080
1-0 mile neorth .. 1121
Brueefield . . .. 886
Brussels ....., . 1121
Centralia. 867
Minion statiort 912
Clinton junction 005
Ethel 1174
Exeter 872
Fordwich —1101
Glennannan .. • 1073
Godormli 729
Gerrie 1130
Irenfreot ................1105
Hensel" .. ... 895
Holmesville 880
Kippert 881
Londesboro 971
Settforth 1008
Wingltant at C. P. It. —1020
" G. T. R 1041
" Janet 1011 1078
Wroxeter 1101
General News
Mrs. Elgie, widow of the late John
J. Elgie, who sold his farm on the
lOtit concession of Hibbert to Mr.
John Simmons, from nea,r Lumley,
has together with her two little
girls moved to Hensel], having rent-
_
DATES OF FALL FAIRS
Exeter ... Sept. 19
eVestern , London Sept. 9-17
Dominion, Witteipeg ju1y25-Aug.6
Drandon, Manitoba ...Aug. 9-Scpt. 12
Toronto, Industrial ...Aug, 29 -Sept 10
Center Canada, Ottawa ...Sept.16-24
Ile Lon„ . Sept. 15-17
South Perth, Stretford _Sept. 27-28 '
Northwestern, 1,Virigham....Sept, 29-30
CenlraL Guelph Sept. 20-2-2
W. IVIiddlene..., Strni h oy...Sept. 23-25
Great N. W.,Go ......Sept.27-28
Northern, Aisa Craig Swt.27-28
Glencoe .Sept. 27-28
West lient, Chatham Sepi.27-28
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•
Mr. Thomas Patterson, Nissouri,
crushed his 'thumb very badly •be-
1Ween teen planks. The ntembenwas
badly hurt, and will be unable tohe
• used for leorne time.
ed Mn. B. lloggarth's beautiful res-
idence on Main street.
W. G. Edward, of Goderich,ewho
took the Normal College course at
Hamilton, during the past ye.ar, has
been appointed commercial master in
the Woodstoek Collegiate at a salary
of $990 00 per year. The Woodstock
board is to be congratulated triton
securing the „services of MT. Ed-
ward, who will no doubt 841018.0 a
most .successful teacher.
The wreck or the burned steamer
ininneseta, near Grande Pointe, St.
Clair Hiner, has been found a men-
ace to navigation, as there is only
18 1-2 feet •of clear water above the
spot. Col. Davis will 'take the mat -
tor up with the •Canadian Govern-
ment, and if the latter fails to make
.1 he channel navigable, he will take
steps to have the wink done by the
'United States.
Jas. Massey, a wealthy merchant
of Chethann has been lined $75 and
costa for refusing to allow Rev. C.
B. Brawl), Baptist minister, also a
constable to search the pavilion at
r,rieeau, 81 resoet a few miles front
Blenheim, for • liquor. Inspector
Boone has also seized ten cases of
ale found in the pavilion. Massey''
lease of the pavilion, which 1181 held
from the Pere Marquette Railway,
has been cancelled by the railway.
• The Grand Trunk railway have Bl-
ed their plans tor expropriation • of
the Esplanade property with tbe oi.14r
Clark, TOrOtli.O. • 1310 plan provides
for the closing of BaY ;Arcot, Lorne
Street, York street; from Front • to
Station streets, 8tation street • to
Simeoe to and F,splanade
treet front Vork to 'Young. The
roperty to 1*e expropriated includes
11 that • west or the Custom House
and east of York strect south
of Front street,
Chancellor Durwash and Dr. ;Pio.
Burins)), of Victoria l'eiversity.
Toronto, with their WiVett 181181
Burwaslo had a miraculous escape
*11 a runaway aceident on a ste(8l)
11111 at Calgary, near P. Burins' ranch
The party were driving a pair of
bronohos in a democrat, Mon the
horses became uumanitgable on the
11111 and carried the rig, over a preci-
pice. The ladies and Dr. John Bur -
wash jumped and saved themeelves.
The cleincellor wont ovor with the
vehicle under the horses' heel:. Lie
u•as badly shaken up and Ina nine
stitches put in his head. Dr. John
Burwash had his shoulder didon•ted
in jumping.
Mrs. -Rosa Adams, niece of.
the late General Roger Hanson,
C.S.A., wants every woman to,
I know of the wonders accom—
plished by Lydia E. Pinkhanes;
Vegetable Compound.
"DEAP Mits. PrzatuAls :—I cannot.
tell you with pen and ink what goodt
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable,
Compound did for me, sufferingfronx
,the ills peculiar to the sex, extreme..
lassitude and that all gone feeling.
Would rise from nty bed in the morning
feeling more tired than when I went to'
bed, but before I used two bottles of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable,
Compound,T began to feel the buoy-
ancy of my younger days returning,.
became regular, could do more work'
and not feel tired than I had ever been
able to do before, so I continued to usee
it until I was restored to perfect health.,
It is indeed aeboon to sick women andd.
I heartily recommend it. Yours very-
• truly, Mits. Rosa. AnAars, 819 12th St.,
Louisville, ICy."-- 06000 forfeit ifloriginal of
above letter prouing genuineness cannot be produced.
PUEE MEDICAL ADVICE TO
WOMEN. •
Don't hesitate to writeto TVIrs.
Pinkham; She will understand
your case perfectly, and will. treat
you with kindne.ss. Iler advice,
is free, and the address is 1.4ynn,
Mass. NO woman ever regretted;•
having written her, and she haw,
ilielpedAhousands.