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"High Grado" Traiuing pay° and
111116 to the kind the famous
/CCENTHALLL
ej,e)'Gi� 11C/v
STRATFORD. ONT.
ewes to hie stimen08, iteoont stud. au 0400 have taken&manning at salaries
(3 front e30 par Muth to 11000 per au.
.•Ja,num, 14 le a well known loot 01 tt our g
school Is the best of lin Iund lu Oen.
oda. Wire 11101.41 1a a splendid time
to enter. A II gradmttee got poslbloue 6
The demand le nearly twenty times
the tu1ply. Write t0.day for mrtg110- .
uuut nut do 00.'
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
4i Con YONa1t AND A1sa/au: to STs.
gst it.74,71 +18 tel" -•9 t
MEDICAL CARDS.
1)R. 11.. A. BURNS-
-
Successor to Dr- J. A. MoNaughlon
trruseele, Ontario
Graduate of Polyoliulo Yost Graduate
l3oltool of Medicine and Surgery, Now York
Mamba of College of Phyettolauo and Ber-
gamo of Ontario.
011luo end residence same ae formerly oc-
cupied by Dr. MoNaaghtou.
Diseaeoe of women a epeoildty.
'Phone No, 21.
BUSINESS CARDS.
\AT H. "aOBAOI{EN—
l09uo0 of Marriage Lioeo8u0. 01'
floe at Grooary,Turnb0Try 4(1x000, $x066016.
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
of MARRIAGE LICENSES
Onicc In lite Post 081ce, Ethel. 90.4
BERTHA C. ARMSTRONG
Is prepared to give Marine on Pieua
or Reed Organ. Terme on anplioa0iou.
Pottoilloo B
Lot8, 00.10, bray. Pupils ay have their
inseam at their owe homes 11 preferred.
MISS MARGARET M'LAUCKLIft
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared fur the Toronto
Conservatory of Music.
JAMES HARRIS§
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Office and Residence—.
WALTON, ONT,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
1201328002.
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
.1t S. S00TT AS AN AUCTION -
i • eta, will soil for better prices, to
better men, 1n lees time and lees antrum,
than any other Auctioneer in Had Huron or
lie won't charge anything. DnbOO and orders
can always be arranged at this Mhos or by
par°uual application. __—
ROS T.
—ROBT. H. GARN/SS
SVC [WALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Tatem reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the o0800 of TEE 111011, Enmesh', 2261
VETERINARY.
(Z.A. CUNNINGHAM—
. Honor L oadua,.e of the Uutario Vet-
erinary 0o11ege, ie prepared to treat all die-
0u0es of domeeolceted animals in a oumpet-
at manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Deutle6ry and Milk Fever. Valle
promptly attended to. Unice aud Infirmary
Four floors North of bridge, 'Turnberry et.,
LEGAL AND (CONVEYANCING.
,t B. MAODONALD—
• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eta.
Successor to 13, F, Blair, Unice over Stan-
dard Sauk, 11x1188018. Boli0ltor for Metro-
politan Bank.
%/� Mb
INOAeII—l
rtea
notary Public, &a. lna—EtewuBlok
1 door Nor of Central Hotel.
Solicitor 1or the Standard
Rank,
rho ante ot the law when the M'
ait 0¶j' obonio'e Licu Aol wa6 81(301111(11 by tx
1 reading tt in farce to r8ilw8ya, pat
the maohinery eopplied by the set
JEWELRY
STORE
f have opened a Jewelry
Store ill the McKim
Building, and my stuck
is now and well varied.
Special attention paid
to Repairing.
You will find my prices
moderate,
Da BLAKE
` oica1. Jetvs Items
B138014 Co. Council will meet on Tees.
day, Deo. 4th at 8 o'clock.
MONTHLY Horne Fair, the lint for this
season, will be held Thursday, Doo. 6th.
Howtox Mutual Inentunoe 0o. hold
their monthly meetiug at Gorrie ou Sat.
urday of this week.
Dn. Gramm has returned from 1030
West and resumed hie prltaties. Offieee
over Btraobau'e store.
Peat Huron Lioenee Commissioners
will meet at the Queen's Hotel on Satan
day afternoon of this week.
M. M. OAEDIFp, who retiree from the
active ageuoy o1 the Maeeey•Httrrie bust
(1008 in Brownie, has spent 18 or 20 years
in the bueineee and has had a wide ex
perienoe. He may take a trip to the
West combining Wiliness and pleasure,
Piles quiokly and positively oared with
Dr. Shoop'( Biagio Oietmeut. It's made
for Piles alone—and i0 does the
work surely and with e01ief0otio0.
Itching, palatal, protruding or blind
piles disappear like magi° by its use.
Large, Niokle Gapped glass jars, 60
nuts. Sold and reoommeuded by F. R.
Smith,
The A. 0. 11. W. wee 88 ye0re old on
Ootober 27th. It started with a meal.
bauble of 18 in 1868 aud now reaches
over 400,000. $100,000,000 Dearly have
been p.id out by the Order. Next Grand,
Lodge will be held in Toronto oommeoo
mug Moroi] 20.1.1. Brueeele lodge meets
Friday everting of We week at 8 o'clock.
Wm. GRANT PAINED AWAY.—The Winni•
peg Free Press ot Nov. 5th gives the
following report of the demise of a form.
er Brueoelite in the person of Wm.
Grant, brother to J.- R. Grant, of Winni•
peg, sod Simon Grant, ot Brussels
"The death of Wm. Grant, which sad
event marred at the hospital this morn
lug, is annouuoed. Deceased, who woe
eighty years of age, bad had a lingering
illness. He resided with bis Bou, Tboe.
Grant in Sherbrooke elreet, and was
highly reepeoted in the neighborhood.
Deemed was a carpenter by trade and
belonged to Pietoa, Nova Scotia. Oom
ing to Manitoba in 1874, he resided at
Emerson for eighteen years, afterwards
settling in Winnipeg, He twine oontee0•
ed parliamentary Beate in the provincial
gover0tnent in the Liberal interests.
Deemed leaves three sone and four
daughters to mourn hie' lose, his wife
having predeooaeed him two years ago.
The funeral was hold on Wednesday from
Sherbrooke street. Rev. Mr. Stewart
uondnoted the services." Mr. Grout was
the first Postmaster in Brunets and win,
be remembered by the older reoidents of
this locality.
)Ii0UDFOOT, HAYS & BARRISTERS, SOLI,I OU , NOTARIES
PUBLICW, PH0DD)00T, E. O. It. 0. Hese
G. F. BLAut.
Offices—Those for erly oou ted by Masers
llan.l401110011, ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. F'EILD.
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Sar0euuoof Uutario and First -main Honor
(Latinate o1 Toronto Uuivereity, 0IDee
next to Brewer's Photograph Galion,
B1RV 8SEL8,
R:�i=�X""a��" �@»t��86°`"._r-?•TBS.-:iv'.�`8-
11 The Leading Commercial School
�ELLIOTT
Afkiadi
TORONTO, ONT.
Tile behind is n30(01120(1 to be one
Q't
uof the boat ammonite' Scheele to Am- {,V
yp mina. Yon eau safely judge 0 8ehool
by the applications it rooeiVos, Tills,
uterm we received applications Prom
31.1110 in Mix large American Dittos aud
0rout lar mord towns and cities of Oau-
11 oda luoludlug gaeltatoon, Beek., on the 11
Wottand Ouatl ttotowu, P, E. I., on
NM 1111860. aur reputatl0n. IneaVt
n6 i8,
much for our graduate(. Write {or Our
Vr ea1al0010,
yp L1L1a0T'1 di Mot,A0.1 3LAN, .d�
1
1
Principals,
done not provide for working out a
gale of the entire undertaking. The
remedy seem( to be 000010oted to that
part of the railway where the work
WM done. Even if the meohanioo'
lien wag to he regarded as a vendor'(
HIM, the competency of the Province
to put Shut burden upon the lands
and property of a Federal railway
undertaking is questionable, By
Duminion (astute the railway cowpony
in gaeetion wee inoorporated and the
undertaking was daolared to bt. a work
for the general advantage of Oaoada.
Befog thus a Federal railwoy exoluoively,
ander the legislative control of the Do.
minion, it is not competent for the
Legislature at Ontario to enaob any
law whioh wonld derogate from the
statue aud rights and property enjoyed
and held by the Federal corporation
under its constitution created by the
Dominion of Oanode.
The new Pure Food and Drtig Law
will marls it on the label of every Cough
Cure oontaining Opium, Obloroform,
or any other etapilying or poisonous
drag. Bat it poems Dr. Shoop's Gough
Ours lie mode for 20 years, entirely
free. Dr. Shoop 411 along bee bitterly
opposed the use of opiates or narootio.
Dr, Shoop's Cough Cure ie absolutely
safe mien for the youugeet babe—aud
it mires it does not simply suppress.
Get a Bate and reliable Gough Cure, by
simply insisting on having Dr. Shoop's,
Let the Law be your proteotian. We
ohoertully reo0mmemd and sell it, F. R,
Smith.
HY010142411: The Leamington oorreo•
pondeut of the London Free Pleas gives
otthe wedding
' Clare a w
arae
g
the following
P
of Newton Largo at Leamington on
October 18th :—"A pretty Thanksgiving
wedding was celebrated at the home ot
J. H. aud Mrs. Marmite, when their only
daughter, Edith May, was united in
marriage to Newton Large, the weli
known voaaliet and choir director, now of
Owen Bound. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. W. T, Roberts, of the
Baptist ohnroh, %sainted by Rev. G. A.
Dougherty, in the presence of a goodly
number ot relatives and immediate
friends of the oontraoling parries, The
bride was charmingly attired la a prin.
ease gown of white eolienne, and parried
a beautiful boquet of bridal roue and
liiioe of the valley. The bride wee given
away by her father, and E. L. Russell,
organist of the Methodist church, played
Meudoleeohn'o beautiful wedding march.
The bride is one of Leamtugton'e fairest
and moot popular young ladies, She halt
been for several years the town's leading
eopranc, and in mneioal and ahurob
oirolee she will be much missed. Mr.
Largo is one of the beet known singers
and chafe direabore in Ontario. For some
time he was tenor soloist in the firet
Methodist ohueob of London. Mr.
Large will be !timbered by many se one
of the tenors of the male quartette which
toured the Province with Sir Wilfrid
Laurier in 1896." On their return from
their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Large
will reside at 154 Murdock Street, Owen
Sound. The Methodist Omni) presented
them with a silver service. The groom
was a one time resident of Brueeele,
A LEGAL POINT SETTLED: The Di
visional Court at Osgood° Hall delivered
judgment on Monday of last week
in Crawford ye. Tilden, a oaee of oou.
enterable import0o00 to men engaged
on railway con06r0otion works. The
ease woe that. of David Crawford
against the Guelph and Gadertoh Rail.
way Co. and the eonIra8t0re and sub.
bntra°tore of the road fol wages due.
When Children Are Melt
They sat aometbfug that cfeagre00,
o8teh sold have cramps or colic. 11
there ie pain pet apply Nervilioe,—it's
good to rub ou, end for the inside its
oomtorting. Effective and pleasant, you
oau'0find a household panacea to equal
Poleon'e Norviline. Coed with eatiefao•
tion for half a century and in better
demand every day beoeuae it does stop
pain and (400 tufforiog, Large bottles at
all dealers for 25e,
Crawford also asked for a declaration
that he was entitled to a mechanics'
lien on the railway property in Heron,
where the alleged debt was inonrred.
The deoision ot the 00011 was that ee
the Sheriff of Huron could not Bell that
port of the railway system located in
Huron, the low providing that only
b
e
n a railway
oa
as a whole Undertaking
ettaohod, therefore Crawford cannot
obtain the deolara0ion asked for,
The Conn . held that, apart from
special etatu0e, the law of Ontario still
is that a railway 110 l0 going 0ouoern
(tannin be sold under execution by the
Sheriff dnleoo he ie able to gall the
whole undertaking. It is not mope.
tent under judicial promise of this
kind to sell by piecemeal so ug to
disintegrate the rood. For lilte reit•
eons that make against the sale of
part of a railway under exeoution, it
was heid that n meo)an100' lien
Li spinet WI) or a railway ootid not be
t B�Ii IG'Wille-:'{P.=o1� ill�'•t=ii=`fi t enforood in Ontario; and that was
Leadburv.
MolimLor 000x011,—On November
181h, 1906 the Oomiml met at the Oom.
moroial hotel, Seaturtb. All the mem•
here present, minutes of fact meeting
rend and adopted. A000aote to the
amount of $1,619 25 were passed and paid
by °beguea on the Treasurer, The
Treasurer was authorized to notify all
parties who have money borrowed from
the township to pay interest doe there.
on before Deo. 15th, 1906, and all parties
who have not paid the additional assess•
went ou the Barron Drain by Nov. 15003,
or immediately thereafter, the same will
be 00110 te11 under By-law. Those who
have not paid will be charged additional
mete for interest, Bylaw and any other
ueo001ary omits. Ouunoil adjourned to
meet at the Commercial Hotel, Beafortb,
on Tuesday, Deo. llth, 1906, at 10 o'olook
a, m. M. Mumble, 010311.
.'3.0 W0001.
Oboe. Lnoas has disposed of his farm
on the 10th eon., to hid brothers, Gyrus
and Luke.
Norman Hnok left for Blue Lake, near
Brantford, whore he will work in the Oe
went Factory.
Rev. Mr. MoVioar was in Strat•
Lord, Tneeday of last week, attendiug
Presbytery meeting.
Mies Lizzie Thomlieon, teacher of the
Junior Department of the Atwood
Public Bohool, is ou the idols list. Some,
of the tee0ior pupils from the prinoipal'8
room taught her room during her
absence.
PreebYferia 1
n Mission Band willgive
an emnrtaiumeut in the church on the
evening of Nov, 22nd, It will ooneiet of
uhoruaea by the children and an illoetrat.
«d lecture on the life of Dr. Jno. G.Paton
the aaiuted missionary .ot the New
Hebrides.
A geutiemau by the name of Tait was
in town talking up an eleotrio light
proposition, whereby to provide both
Nonkton aud Atwood with eleotrio light.
Phe works would be situated between the
two villages and light would be provided
for the otreet tie well as stores and
reeidencee.
The farmers in this neighborhood who
have grown sugar beet( are none to well
pleased at the way they have been kept
waiting for o0re. The beets have been
pulled for weeks, and the farmers have
applied for Dare in vain. The Sugar
Beet Factory at Berlin ace aupplylug
Dara just as they are needed to bring the
beets to the factory, so that they may
not be ov,'rorowded with oars aud have
to pay demurrage to the G. T. R., se
they had to do last year to the extent of
T H E
OPTICAL
PARLORS
e
e w
kin
"Stanfield's Unshriul(able"
fits—fits perfectly from neck to
ankle. And it fits ,just as well
at the end of the Winter as it
dill at the beginning.
Stanfield's
Unshrinkable
Underwear
in 0Onneet1011 with my Jewellery Sines
ore now completed, being fitted gip in the
most modern and 00ientlfio priuuiplee.
Wish to inform the public that I am thor-
nngitly competent in the 0ptioal pr°fas-
ion, having obtained both Canadian and
American Diplolnno.
Eyoe Tested FRSE and all work
felly gnarauteel.
My hour% aro any hams that suit you
e not [neo
rices.
(31111 prices are V
P .p
JEWELLERY
1 oompieted In two months in the Spring.
The property required in town for
station grenade aud braoke has been
purchased aud meet of the buildings
thereon have been removed. Engineer
Hanle and his etaff are mill here, and
will likely remain until the Iraoke and
terminale are flually looabed. It ie
likely that the oonaraot for the station,
wbiab we understand will be a handsome
one, will be lel early la the Winter so
that the materials may be got on the
ground to start work es Coen as the
Spring opens. The road will probably
be open for tra(lo by July,
won't shrink. All the shrink is
taken out of the wool before
knitting—and the finished gar-
ment is carefully tested before
it leaves the mill.
'Ile Stanfield guarantee is
on every genuine garment.
FE PUSON
&--'weafi®
ROSS
$1,5000. There was a large quantity
of breve grown around here thie Summer,
bat many of the farmers feel eomewhat
disgusted al the delay in supplying oars
and state that they won't grow the beets
nest year.
Call and see my now Jewellery Store.
All the latest de8ign8 in Jewellery :
—Ladies' Brooches —Ladies' Necklaces
—Iradiee' Brnaelate - Riuge, &o.
After being engaged in bueineee for
the past throe years my..repoieiug depart-
ment speak( for itsolf,
ttl/.ie STRETTON
Sign of the Golden (look.
R `Comfortable house to rout.
When the tip of a dog's nose le cold
and moist, that dog ie•not eiok. A fever•
ieh dry 0000 means MOkness with a dog.
Aud eo with human Iipe. Dry, cracked
and oolorleee lige mean feverishness,
aud are as well ill appearing. To have
beautiful, pink, velvet like lips, apply at
bedtime a 006110g of Dr. Shoap'e Salve.
it will soften and heal any akin ailment.
Got a free trial box at our store and be
001100noed. Large nickel napped glass
jars, 25 Dente, F. R. Smith,
W 31a�haxn.
Dr. J. 8. Ohieholm, late of rite town,
has located in Prince Albert, Seek.
Mrs. Geo. Phippen continues in very
poor health and ie still confined to her
bed.
The town has pnrohaeed a carload of
four•iooh iron pipe for water•main ex.
tensions.
Alex. A. Porter hag been eleoted
Peoples' Warden of 8t. Paul'( Mauch,
in pleas of Jae. H, Herr removed.
Grand Patriob Powley, of the I. 0. 0.
F. Encampment, will make an ofiieiel
visit to Minerva Encampment, VS/Ingham,
on Monday Deo. 10th.
Mre. A, Morton, of Dnnoon, 8001110(1,
is epeuding the Winter months with
relatives in Canada, and at present ie
visiting her brother, J. A. Morton, of
town.
The new telephone line beeween Wing.
ham and Belgrave is now completed and
Wingbam eubeoribera are able to epeak
to subscribers at Belgrave free of °barge.
The !subscribers at Belgrave ere Thos.
Hill, R. E. McKenzie, J. B. Nicol, 0.
OloOlolland, J. Armstrong, J. L. Goddee,
with the central office at Sproat and
Wilaley's store.
J. J. Mitohell hae reeeived two good
photographs of the wreck of the ex
000Blon train near Sudbury come time
ago. Mr. Mitchell was on the Weet
bound train at the time, but fortunately
not in tee oar that was unshed into
kindling wood. He turned in with
otbere and worked hard to liberate the
dead and wounded.
It Creeps Like A Serpent
Steele through the system like a thief
in the eight. Tbat'e how catarrh note.
Don't Mlle with such a merge. Don't
experiment with a doubtful treatment.
Time and experieuee prove that Catarrh.
ozone dose mare, that it give0 quick re.
lief and so thoroughly destroys the
disease, that it dies forever,
Get Oatarrhozone le the first plaoe,
and your our° is enured. In 250 and
$1.00 sizes at all dealers and guaranteed
io every Oa0e.
.Fo rdwlch.
There ie talk of a new hardware store
being opened in town.
W, A. Edwarde has 9uiebed the brick
work on his new house, and le now busy
with the interior,
John Wildon bad two ribs broken and
another one injured while aeeietiog to
take a ladder off a cow's head,
Wm, Wilson, eon of J. L. Wilson, who
hue been in the hospital at Edmonton
since Sept. 18th, with au atlaok of
typhoid fever, expeoted to leave the
hospital ou the 1401 inst.
Alex, Hill & Oo., of Mitobell, have
completed the emotion of the steel bridge
a mile and a quarter Eeot ot Gorrie. It
wag opened tip to the travelling pnblio on
Oot. 81st, Henry Zimmerman being the
firot t0 drive Over It.
Mrs.Btrathy lett for Toronto where
she will make her future home. She
has been a valued citizen of Fordwioh for
many years, having done much for the
improvement of the village. Flat friends
hope ebe will enjoy her stay.
uoderiett.
Bernard Wilson, of Goderioh township,
has purchased the tImrfe farm from T.
Tilt for upwards of $2,000 aud will move
to it next Spring.
J W. iiroderiok, while in Exeter
meetly pnrohaeed a briok More with
dwelling adjoining, and two tote said to
be a very deeirable property.
J. H. Woreell has purohaeed the
general hardware and stove business in
Bayfield hitherto coodnoted by T. H.
Elliott and took poeeeeeioa on Woodsy of
lair week.
George Porter has adopted the Pitner
lightning system and hie store now pre-
ssen a very brilliant appearaooe in the
evening being flooded with a beautiful
white light.
Hilton Holmes, eon of County Treas.
urer Holmes, arrived home ou Monday
of last week atter en absenue of seven
years in Yukon Territory. He will be in
town for the Winter,
The Women's Missionary 800iety of
North street Methodist church intend
celebrating their silver anniversary on
the evening of the 29th inst., when an
I:iter Sting evening is expected.
The Rambler Hookey Club have organ•
ized for the coming mega with the
fallowing officers:—V. J. Dean, manager t
E. L. Dean, eeoretarytresearer ; Fred.
Fritzley, captain. The team will be the
same as last year with the exception of
the forward line, wbiab will have a
couple of 0110113es.
A donkey engine and five dump Dare
laden with earth had a runaway going
down the incline leading from
the plane where the steam shovel
le working on the Colborne aide of the
river 10 the abutments for the bridge.
Either the rails were slippery or the
brakee tailed to work, and the train went
on and oraehed into the false work of the
bridge. Four of the five oars were upset
and oomewbat twisted but the engibo and
one oar remained on the %rack. The
engineer and breakeeman were on the
engine but eseaped injury.
A 42 ounce nugget of gold in Walter
Kelly'( window has been ettra01iug con.
eiderable attention the peat few days.
At $17.50 an ounce the nugget is worth
$700. Mr. Kelly oleo has in hie Ettore a
trey of smaller nuggets and has made
three chains of some of them, linking the
nuggets together with gold wire. One of
them, a lady's ohain, oontalne about
Misty nuggets ; another a lady's neck'
sae and ores(, °outaing forty nuggets
with seven to form the Dross, while a
third le to gentleman's oh8tn, of twenty
00ggets, with a horee'e heed formed by
nuggets. The gold comes from Alaska
sod wee brought here by Joseph Dalton
of Ktogebridge. who is visiting at hie old
home atter an aboenoe of eleven years in
the gold °wintry.
L.11tiCOwel-
Lietowel factories are all bogy. The
chair factory is running over time to
keep up with its orders
Herb. Hicks, eon of W. H. Hiok'e, in.
land revenue of&mer, has gone to Polmere•
ton to take a position in the locomotive
department of the G. T.E.
3, H. McDonald has word from Winni.
peg that hie son William ie in the
hospital there with an acute a►taok of
Bright's disown. He is receiving every
attention, and in the absence of other
oomplloatioue a speedy recovery ie looked
tor.
The question of building new and
permanent bridges to take the place of
the dilapidated wooden otruetaree o0
Welkin, Main and Elma etreeto, ie
taking definite ehape, the, 000001) having
deoided to ask for tenders, and it found
eatietoo1ory, a Bylaw will be submitted
for the ratifioetion of the ratepayers at
the January election. The Council
atter obtaining considerable information
has decided that composite arch bridges
of reinforced steel and oonerate are the
moat suitable and promise to be the
most durable bridges for Mile town to
adopt. The bridged on Wallace and
Main streets would be entirely bidden
from view, tbo arched tops being covered
with gravel or other material, the same
as the roadway, and would be prnotioaliy
oon,re0e sonatina, reinforced with steel,
the latter being imbedded in the oonore00,
time preventing oorroeioo from dampneee
while atthe
(acro timea greatly strength.
ening the arbhe0.
Oontraotor Gibeon and the enb•oon•
(ra000re have found it 40810001 to make
mob headway with grading on the
Lielowei branch of the G. & G. By.
einoe the wet weather until Spring. A
ooneidera3310 portion of the road between
Lietowel and Linwood has been graded,
and had the contraotore not been handl,
mapped by being 0061110 to get a enfiioiont
number of men the grading wonld have
been finished thio Fail. As it i0, moat
et the heavy grading, with the (110091 ion
of one Oat in Elute a tulle 0r two toot of
111( town, i0 done, and it RI oaleulated
that the balance of the grading eau be
They all Failed
Many have tried to deviee a oorn cure
equal to Putnam'e, but after fifty mire
uolbiog ban oome upon the market that
so painlessly ouree corns and warts.
Don't experiment, nee the beet and
that'( "Putnam's.
John Goddard, of Hamilton, was killed
by touohiug a live wire.
The Dominion Line steamer Kenning.
on ie ashore at !Ratans.
Ban& of Hamilton
C nnual, 1'aId Hp, $0,1000,000
Reserve P11118, 80,30,000
Total Assets, 820,000,000
80 1113AN01)18 IN CANADA 80
President, - - HON. WM. GIBBON
Vice President A Gemini Manaoor,
JAMES TURNRVLL
ETHEL AGENCY
Snyiugo Department—Ample security
for Depositors.
Deposits of 81.00 and upwards reeelvod.
Intermit allowed at (natant retell end
compounded halt yearly.
ADV NOVI ( made to Parente for
Bale N0to6 eolleotod and 01,0800011
Made thereon,
Drafts bought aud gold,
W. N.. MooqICrA�� , Bnn•A0ENT.
9iti,•4 l
New Firm
D. WALKER AND M, BLACK
have formed a co -partnership, to be
known as Walker & Black, and will carry
on ` alio"''
Furniture
a n d -'imar
Undertaking
Business
IN THE LECKIE BLOOK
Their stock of Furniture, Undertaking
Goode and Musical. Instruments is new from
Abe Factories ; has been bought for cash
will be sold at Reasonable Prices.
MR. CHAS. FORSTER, an experienced
Undertaker and Upholsterer, will assist in the
business.
Picture Framing a Specialty.
They hope by strict attention to business,
square and honorable dealing with their Cus-
tomers to merit a share of the public patron-
age.
and
Night and Sunday calls will be promptly
attended at David Walker's residence, North of
bridge, Turnberry street.
\VALKER & BLACK
1
NOVEME f
brings scores of Young People every
year from the Farms and Villages of
our Country to spend a few mouths •
in our splendid School—The
CENTRAL 8VS1NESS COLLEGE
TORONTO. ONT.
From communication' at hand, this
will bring as mn.0
year
mond thisY
as ever. It ou have noE:write for
it,Dothad nour will e.likely :write pilnxio
at oaoe (31111 you will likely plan to
Join 00, Addreee—
w. H, Suew, Prinolpal.
Yonga & Gerrard ate., Toronto.
1
A Photograph takers at
Brewer's
STUDIO
Is sure to be a success.
Bomethiog that will be pleasing to your
friends for Xmas Presents ie quite a
thought.
How about a nine Photo, of yourself.
We have some styles of mounts e0it-
able for this season of the year.
Oome iu and see samples,
Phobos Framed oheap.
Portraits of any Photo made in Crayon
or Water Dolor,
Family Groups a epeoialty,
All Work Guaranteed.
H.R. BREWER
Preventioe, ae the name implies, pre•
vent all Colds 8nd Grippe when taken
at the sneeze stage. Prevention are
toothsome candy tablets. Prevention
dieoipate all colds quiokly, and taken
early when yon firer leel that a cold is
coming, they obeok and prevent them.
Preveotioe are thor0oghly cafe for chi'.
dron, and ae effectual for adults. Sold
and recommended in 5 oent and 25 Dent
boxes by F. R. Smith.
Constipatio
Baked sweet apples, with some people, bring
prompt relief for Constipation. With otbere.
coarse all -wheat bread will'have the same effect.
Nature undoubtedly has a vegetable remedy to
relieve every ailment known to man, if physicians
can but find Nature's way to health. And this is
strikingly true with regard to Constipation.
The bark of a certain tree in California—Cas.
earn Sograda—oder( a most excellent aid to this
end. But, combined with Egyptian Senna. Slip-
pery Elm Berk, Solid Extract of Prunes, etc., this
same Cascara bark is given its greatest possible
power to correct constipation. A toothsome
Candy Tablet, called Las-ct0, is now made at the
Dr. Shoop Laboratories, from this ingenuous and
most eaten prescription. Its effect on Consti-
pation. Biliousness. Sour Stomach. Bad Breath.
Sallow Complexion, etc„ is indeed prompt and
satisfying.
No griping, no unpleasant after effects aro ex-
perioneed, and Lax -410 aro put 1101 in beautiful
lithographed metal boxes at 6 conte and 26 cents
per box.
For something now, nice, economical and
affective, try a box of
tt�r
F. R. SMITH.
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RELIANCE BAKING POWDER.
COSTS LESS TO USE
GIVES BETTER RESULTS
trial will convince erety honeolwite in Canada that "Reliance Baking Pow-
der" is far superior to any other she has ever used because it ie more oii'eotive and
less can bo ueod and bettor result, obtained.
i 1leliancobakintrpowder"tocomposedoftheverybeetandpurestmaterial%
a under the porebnal supervision of an export ntanufaeturing chemist, therefore we are
2able to sellit on a Cash quarantcs of Satisfaction. Being pure and healthful,
8 oftellance
Baking
insures
ported baking—such
baking as you would
give to yonnghidrilnvalibcause of Ste 0sdigeti
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