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COULD NOT
STAND ON FEET
Ori. Baker So Weak—Could
Not Do Her Work—Found
Relief In Novel Way.
deka, Mich. --"T suffered terribly
tamale weakness abackache and
got po weak that.I"
could hardly do my
work. When I
walked my dishes I
had tq.sit downand
when I would sweep
the fiooPI would get
so weak that I would
have to get a drink
every few minutes,
and before I did my
dusting Iwould have
' to He down. I got
poorly that my folks thought I was
g into consumption. One day I
d a piece of paper blowing around
yard and I picked it up and read it.
t said ' Saved from the Grave,' and
Id what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
Compound has done for women. I
owed it to my husband and he said,
Why don't you try it?' So I did, and
I had taken two bottles I felt
fetterter and I said to my husband, 'I don't
eed any more,' and he said 'You had
r take it a little longer anyway.'
I took it for three months and got
jttreli and strong." —Mrs. ALONZO E.
B—ER, 9 Tecumseh St., Adrian, Mich.
Not Well Enough to Work.
In these words is hidden the tragedy
of many a woman, housekeeper or wage
earnerwho supports herself and is ofteni#lelping to support a family, on meagre
wages. Whether in house, office, fee.
tory, shop, store or kitchen, woman
'Mould remember that there is one tried
and true remedy for the ills to which all
women are prone, and that is Lydia E.
3Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It
promotes that vigor which makes work
+apsy. The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Maas.
KI'R.KTON
On Wednesday morning, August/I,
a very pretty wedding was solemnized
rat the hnnae of Mr. and Mrs. J. •Bow-
rrerman, _Kirk ton. when Myrtle, grand-
, elaughter of 3. F. S'tinston, of Kirk -
ton. was married to Leroy Brown,
V. E., of Sault Ste. Marie. The bride
swore white merle silk and carried a
;bouquet of bridal roses and lilies of
the valley. After the wedding break-
ilast the bridal party left for Toronto,
inhere the honeymoon will be spent_
`2'he bride's travelling costume was of
slavy blue serge with a hat of white
felt: Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Brown will
;reside at Sault Ste. Marie.
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siudy easy and
elective? Give
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Wise Pearl Geiser 'is visiting 1st
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Rev. Jefferson bas returned from
London, ,
Miss Tillie 'Bertrand has returned
to '1Detroit.
.Mr, land Mrs,. August Kuhn are In
Toronto this weeks
Mr. Umbaeb, of Berlin, visited with
relatives in town.
Mr. Erwin •Bahner is spending bis
vaoatien in 74e;>alin4
Mr. Francis ,Clarke has purchased a
new Word automobile,
Miss, 1M ry, Oeetreiiche,r.is-'sufferbaG
with on 'attack of typhoid fever.
Mr. land Mrs.; fly. Wind 'and Samily
have "returned to their home in +Dic-
troit.
Mr. Ben Eilber, of Ubly, Mich,(
spent a few ,days with relatives last
week.
Misses Lily Palmer 'and Martha
Wind are attending Toronto Fair this
week,
Miss Mildred 'Brown is home again
from a visit with relatives in Sebe•
I waing Mich.
'Rev. Powell, of Clinton, oceupled
the pulpit in the !Methodist churcu on
Sunday last.
Mr. and ;blas., Ben 1'tertrand ,,and
son left on Friday for their home kin
Detroit.
Mr. iETy. Eilber and Mrs. Wm. Wen-
zel are attending the funeral of a
niece in /Detroit,
Mrs. 1Da'Link is in (Toronto At pre-
sent undergoing an operation. Her
daughter Elia is with her.
;henry li;uhn's family are un-
der quarantine for diptheria. His son
Stewart is.,confined to bed with the
disease.
Miss Mabel Wenzel has returned
from Toronto, where she has been at-
tending the millinery openings. She
Is (employed by Feist Bros. this sea-
son..
WOODHAkL
Mrs. Sidney Mills visited friends in
Stratford 'last week.
The little daughter of Mr. and,lMrs,
Lames Squire is quite ill at present.
Bev. G. A. Barnard, of Elimville,
preached very acceptable sermons on.
the circuit Sunday.
- Mrs. John Sims, of St., Marys, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Philip St. Johns.
'Rev. 'Thomas and Mrs. Sawyer, of
Ilderton, visited relatives and friends
at Woodham recently.
Zion Epworth;League visited Coop-
ers on Sunday evening. A. very pro-
fitable time was spent.
Mrs. John Stewart +and.Mrs.. John
Marriott,. of :Goderich, have been re-
newing acquaintances in the vicinity.
Next Sunday, Sept. 5th will be.
observed as .Labor Sunday, The ser-
mon will be in keeping with the occa-
sion.
The Ladies ,Aid of the 'circuit ,have
ptirchased. a new range for the ,par-
sonage. The ladies are to be con-
gratulated for the ",happy Thought"
Miss ril3urrows,,of Toronto and Mrs,
Isaac Barnett and daughter, Emma,
of Rannoch, visited 'at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, 'John' F. Parana ',last
week.
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Western- Fair
LONDON, ` CANADA
4 tet her ioth to 18th,
$30,000jn Prizes
and Attractions
Pr`zes increased this year by $3.000. Fireworks Every Night
Excellent Program of Attractions Twice Daily.
Two Speed Events Daily, New Steel Grand Stand
Midway Better Than Ever
Music by the Best Available Bands
SINGLE FARE— over All Railways West of Toroptbr and
Pa.'e and One -Third from Outside Points,'
Fait): Lists; Etitry ,Fti tis aittti i l ltfornnatiofi froth the Secretary''
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Miss Margaret Tree of Toronto ha
been visiting her parents,
Miss 13,tcincnc 'Beek of I,ondotl, is
visiting her Xlensaii friends,.
W, Tremner has purchased the Ci,
'iYase residence on Ring St„ west.
T. Berry who fano been ill for some
dad's is now on the way; to recovety1
Abe Case and wife have returned
(tome after spending a ;couple of
weeks in Toronto and other points,
Miss F. Refnol;ds left las;; Week
to resume heir duties op the teachintt
tstaff Valpry seheels,e
Wilber Grandsoldt, ' of Seaforth.
has taken•Frank Farquhar's chair in
the ,barber shop awhile he s taking,
holiday s.
•
W'. rdchorice, who has been in
charge of the. station here during
ant Case's Vacation returned .to
London.
Nelson 131atchford and wife, left
Mast week for a visit, .to xeIativea
and friends in North Dakota„ and .this
Canadian W,est, - - .;
Mrs, Witl. Henry- has come to Tien -
sail from St, Marys to reside and will
snake her home with her sister,•Mrs.
Geo.- Case.
The business conducted by Moore
Bros., will he continued by Charles
Moore, .who has a thorough know-
ledge of every' !detail,
Mrs, McL Smith and daughter
'Tenet have returned from visiting
Rev, Mr, Smith's mother and other
relatives in laaWksbury, near Mont-,
reall,.
Wilber Milson bt Vancouver,
who formerly resided here with his
uncle '.harry Welsh, has been in town
He intends spending the winter in
Ontario.
George Brooks ana wife are mov-
ing this week into the, residence
which he 'recently purchased from
11Xrs. John McFarlane and which he
intends to ,greatly improve.
F. Carlin and ,family are moving
this week from the McFarlane res-
idence into the cottage being vacated
by tGeo. Brooks. Mr. Carlin's condit-
ion has not materially changed dur-
ing the past sear.
The ladies appointed to canvass for
funds For the '±ted Crbss were success-
ful in 'securing about $175.00 to be
applied in the pi rchase of yarn, ab-
sorbent cotton bandages and hos-
pital supplies for wounded soldiers.
Huh McDonald, wife 'and family
left last week for St. Marys Th2y
have resided in Bensall for about six
teen sears, prior to which they ,lived
on the farm near Chiselhurst.
ZTIRICH "
'Mrs. A. Appel left on Tuesday for
a short visit with friends in Mich-
iigan:
Mr. E. Riehl, of Edmonton, Alta;
is visiting his uncle, Mr, E. J Ehnes,
at present.'
11i5ses• Eula Abbott and Hazel Es-
se.rs. of ,Centralia, visited friends here
Last week. •
Mr. and Mrs. S. -McBride, Sr.) vis-
ited relatives at Blyth for a few days
.last week,
About 50 appeals_ have been en-
tered against the voters list for Hay
Township for 1915.
Mrs. John Galima.n returned from
a 'visit with relatives at Pigeon and
other Michigan points.
Mr. Elmore J. Magel and two'child-
ren and Mrs. H. Magel, of Detroit,
are ,visiting_'friends and relatives
for a few weeks.
Mr. Wilfred Brown bus returned
to Toronto, alter a few weeks visit
at the home of .his parents Rev,. and
Mrs. G. F.• Brown.
Mr' Louis Weber has secured the
'contract for the Mason work on the
fine new :dwelling in Dashwood,
being erected by Mr. David. Tiernan.
Mrs. 'Jos. Elders and three child-
ren, of • St. Paul, Minn., is visiting
her brothers, Messers Albert and
John Zettei, of this village.
G. IHottzman eft lost week ;for ;an
extended ,visit with his sons in West-
ern 'Canada, one of whom is located
in Saskatoon and the other two fat'
Fiske, Sask.
W. P. Miller returned from
New ..Castle, Pa. and is busy' packing
his 'goods preparatory to moving to
the above city. He expects to J;e+ada
with his family some time next ,week.
Mrs. Il -antis and daughter of Mont-
ireal, were guests of Mrs. E. Appel
. for •a few'days last week Thy ;have
deft for Brown City Mich., laccomp-
anied by Mrs. Appel, when. th �.y will
visit relatives for a short time. f.
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The evey to make some tempera-
ments go and do a thing is to put a
strult_prohihition upon it.
Depredations of Harvesters.
COCHRANE, Ont., Aug. 31.—
From various points along tlae T. and
N. 0. and the Transcontinental Rail-
way stories continue to come in of
depredations and antics of harvesters
from the excursion trains at places
where the trains wereobliged to
stop, and as a result greater precau-
tions are beingtaken by the railway
otlieials by sending a number of spe-
cial . constables with each train. ' A
fair 'sample of their work .was at
BBurke's Station on Thursday, where
about forty of ahem attacked the sta-
tion like a bunch of savages and at-
tempted to upset the small building.
Failing in this, they broke into the
building and took off with them small
articles, of freight and` a• number of
express parcels.
Make Each Furnish Its Quota.
LONDON, Aug. 31.—The News of
the World says that a Cabinet com-
mittee, consisting of Lord Selborne,
the Marquis: of Crewe, Winston Spen-
cer Churchill, Austen Chamberlain,
Lord Curzon, and Arthur Henderson,
is preparing a report on the whole
question of recruiting and enlist-
fnent,
The newspaper hints ` that. the re-
port will recommend that the ;'flailed
Eingdom follow` the :South African
precedent under which each locality
is obliged to furnish its quota of Mofi.
'TfE EXET
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THE BLUFF AND THE ACTUAL
111HE' haughty prince who struts the
A.
Andboards orders slaves about,
Ilo mattes the merchant princes Lawn
�frtSl , tlltQR s-,ti{qvJ1aln , out,
8Rl,(,FSlhgn,tjie tailor callsne5tday
With trouble in ltls eye.
Then be appears to be lumen
ktetjring,, lriodest, shy.
Between. the,-Ia.c e
and the pretensiii,:;,
There yawns a goat indeed,
The paper millions of the stage
Are not a friend in need.
The realistic drama may •
Be tithe to life in fact,
But when the curtain falls begins
The real pathetic act.
The actor man upon the stage
Has everything his way.
it never troubles him to have
A bunch of bills to pay.
A million :is the same to him
As twenty cents or less.
Jfinanclal worries are, indeed,
The least of his distress.
But when he comes to make- his peace
With butchers and their Kind
The play made money does not talk
To give him peace of mind.
A million of the stage's wealth
Won't bring to him a crumb
Or Hag the .milkman on his way
Or•tiuy a stick of gum.
Liberal Education.
"Hare you 'a diploma from a law
school?" asked the examining judge.
"No, your honor," replied the candi•
date for admission to the bar.
"Ever study law?"
"Not exactly,"
"Then on what grounds do you ask
for admission to the bar?"
"It's just this way. judge. I was the
only witness who knew anything about
the case in a trial, and the lawyers
read all of tbe lawbooks that were
ever written before they would let me
testify, "and 1 concluded it would be a
pity to let so much information go to
waste."
"You pass." -
Hardly ideal.
"Do you have plenty to eat at your
house?" askedthe prospective farm
hand.
"Enongb to feed two men after we
are througb."
"And plenty of work, 1 suppose."
"Sure. That is what I want you
for."
"There is always some drawback."
She Knew Him.
"He wants 10 marry his stenogra-
pher."
"And won't she have him?"
"On one condition."
"Whatlis; that?"
"Tha,t,rsbe .shall pick ,his stenogra-e
pbers for- him."e-
Heroic.
"1 can only work under pressure."
"That is all foolisbness."
"No; it is a fact."
"I suppose you have •a steam roller
back'ofyou when you want to produce
something very flare."
Fine Line of Lies.
"I always tell the truth."
"You do?"
"Yes,"
"What do you tell?"
"Anything that enters my head."
Some Substitute. -
JUST LiKE Yang,
FATHER ETc,t-l(
of *'
•
"Do you use natural gas in .your
house?"
".lust what my -wife furnishes."
"But you can't burn that?"
"No, but it keeps us warm." ;
Sure Winner.
He couldn't get her coddled
'1'o give him her consent.
He had an ample fortune,
But all for naught it went.
He had an inspiration
That made his joy complete—
Be bought an Ice cream parlor
And laid it at her feet.
' PERT PARAGRAPHS.
It is well that some people are self
satisfied, because it often happens that
they are the only ones in any state of
satisfaction concerning themselves.
Being lazy looks easy, but a lazy man'
will assure you that it takes all of his
time to.keep the condition at its best.
•
You can't make the fellow who has
to support the idler believe in the law
of compensation.. -
The man who thinks it will be all
right to neglect his wife has sotne herd
jolts coming his way,
-:
Oue man's money -may be as good
as another's, but it is not likely to be
as good as that of two others.
Some persons are so crooked minded
that nothing is mare perplexing to
them than a straight talk.
Tho difference is that some of us
conceal oyr high regard for ourselves
quite successfully.
U'si'ng more liberty and 'a snider
range, men don't need to be *8 deceit-
;tni ag 3 omen; that sa alt.
atritic
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Morning and Afternoon ummiumnammusesaimmimming
Bring Your Own Baskets
33rd BATALLION. HURON
under COL. WILSON ;
MILITARY BAND accomp-
anyirlg
anon Tucker, Mayor Suth=
liderland, Prof. Reitbdorf and
J. G. Gardiner, M.P.P,, are
expected to give Addresses.
Rev, Avery, of Granton, Chairman.
See Bills for Programme of Sports and Concert.
A. M. DRIVER, Chairman of Committee,
A -Regular Test,
"I'd go to tbe ends of the earth fox
you."
"I wouldn't ask you to do that. But
we live seven miles from town, and
you may call for inc in a taxi tomor-
row evening it you choose."—t)etroil
Free Press.
Simply Impossible.
Pater—Well, young Jones hos asked
ole for your hand. 1 told Min that ht
must save op $111I)1)0 first. 1)an btel
—But, pops, du you think 1 Nvunld star
ry a man who was nein enough tc
save $10,000 while courting?—C:biengt
News.
Grating,
Boreleigh—innte men. you krov', art
horn ;meat, sonic nehieve greal;,ess-
Miss Keen—Ex:telly: \nu suite just
g:at;: upon yoti.—lleifitio Courier.
Some Difference.
"She; seemed to be much smitten on
him ,r"
"Yes;,„ she used to say he was a
corker."
"But she has thrown him over."
"She found he was an uncorker."
Foolish.
"That man is a walking university."
"That man?"
"Fact."
"If he knows as much as all that
why doesn't be hire a man to walk
for him?"
Educated All Right.
"So yon never graduated?"
"Only from the school of experi-
ence."
"And your diploma"—
"Oh, that's in the form of mining
stoek.'t
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Aug.
28
Canadian
National
EXHIBITION
TORONTO
$150,000 UMW SD $150,000
Septa
13
"PATRIOTIC YEAR"
Model Military Cainp
Destruction of Battleships
Battles of the Air
MAMMOTH
Military Display
MARCH OF THE ALLIES
Farm under Cultivation
Millions in Livestock
Government Exhibits
THRILLING
Naval, Spectacle
REVIEW OF THE FLEET
Belgian Art Treasures
Creatore'a Famous Band
Biggest Cat and Dog Show
WAR TROPHIES
Field Grain Competition
Greater Poultry Show
Acres of Manufactures
One Thousand and One
New Thinis to See
REDUCED ' RAILWAY RATES
FROM ALL POINTS
"Professors."
A "professor" may mean many things
including a conjurer or a dentist. Orig.
finally, I believe, a "professor" meant a
man who professed to be a converted
pion or a Christian and so could be
called upuii to here an unpleasant aim,
for the entertainment of his neighbors.
—U. E. Chesterton in Life.
Eternal Curiosity.
"So you think all public entertain•
met.ts should he censured?"
and 1'd like to be one of the
censors."
"What fore'
"So as to Ile sure of not missing any
thing,"-1Vashiu;rtuu Star.
Nice For Papa.
Little Laura—Are you going to went
your religion today, grandma? grand
ma—What flu yon mean. dear? Little
Laura—Papa says you use it as a 010011.
—Chicago News.
The richest genius, like the 'most
fertile soil when uncultivated, shoots
up into the rankest weeds.
Mystery to Him.
"Uncle Jed, now did you happen to
get married?"
"That is what I have been trying to
figure out ever since."
Matching His Stories.
(WELL, YOU SEE 1
0T'En AFTER
Cti0
Vleti
"Uncle, were you a bad boy ira
school?"
"No; boys were taught to behave int
my days."
"What slid you get all of those whip-
pings for that you brag about?"
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