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baleen the. All geminates of tele
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pueltioua. The demand la oonaidet'• E
ably greater thea Buu,eupply. Now
10 au 0xesalee1 time to cuter. Write
fur detainee.
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w preamiplion known to druggiem every-
where as Dr, Shoop'( Reetorattvo, The
prompt raid aur g
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NAUOu'Tx TWENTY CENT Pia0330.— The
Halifax Board of Troue hue expressed
approval of the present manage of °amine
wish the oxoeptiou of the twouty cent
mane, whin* they think ought to be
called 181. Anybody who has any Orme.
dial] twenty cent pieces in his p00880eion
need not bother shout the Government
taking them over. Any 0oi0 owleutor
will give him more than their fen value
for them. Uaiada does not have any
ooiued,.aid those which are iu oiroulatiou
nth usually of the 8800180 of the ofd prov•
rouse or of N wfotndland. A real reform,
which should be a eubjeot of oouferenue
between Canude and Newtoundlaud,
would be to get our neighbors a either
arae the use of twenty.00118 oeiu0 ors have
them wade tau different i0 appearauue
that they 'renew be minutiae for our
"ttven(y•five." Nowloundlaud'e Inset
latency ie euexact reproduutiOn ot Can-
ada', latest twenty•flve, and ie nothing
Aunt of a uomm0rmol emanons in this
aouutry.
Barely Lived Through et
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o onettu* sufferer from asthma and
oeterrb. My nose aud threat was always
n apped up and S 818d droppioge in the
throat. When ottaoke'oame an I thought
I euudii't live through the night. I
would sit up, gasp for breath and euduro
great die*reee. Uetarrbozoue made rue
entirely wen.' Nu stronger proof i0 re.
quirod. Asthma le onrah.e, eu la catarrh.
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ieeuea by the department :—The poet.
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p r half men, 'or Iraotion thereof,
will be two menta per ounce" or frac.
tion thereof. Since Anetrnita and
Rhod8*ia: have not yet eigmfled their
* dheoion to Ade o11ange, in the unit
ill weight, the rate on, lettere to these
ooloniee will be as hitherto, two aen10
per hell ounce or treason thereof
The postage qn lettere to all postal
anion 0ouutriee, with the exception
of Great Beitain and the Britten Col.
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lea and Egypt, will be five omits for each
letter weighing one nun or lose, and
three ciente for eaab additional ounce,
PAIN anywhere, pain in the head, pain•
fol periods, neuralgia, toothache, all
veins ode be promptly stopped by a
tharoeghly safe little 'Pink Oaudy Tablet,
known by (10055(819 everywhere ne Dr.
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ut 1110 point where pain exists. Dr,
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Looal option oampaigns are now being
waged in 87 muuiaipltiiliee in Ontario.
Victor liana, a youugFrenohmau,cum,
knitted snici<le at Montreal one a die•
appointment to love,
Lottie Fisher & OoMpany, of Dryden,
hen enured the contract to out timber
to eight tlo bathe in the Rainy Elver
0 l0*ricl,
The body of Nichoin Pautler, of Galt,
vim found on the Grand River with a
1 atlas in the forehead and the revolver
in his bend.
Trowkrrstla o,
The taxmen are now busy cutting Dorn
and filling their sllO',
titles E, Melvin ie reoovoring from bee
inneon,
Mian Mabel Tughon id spending a week
er two with friends in Toruutu.
Ed Canon end Mee Shannon visited
A. and 114re. Morphy 81 Teviotdale.
Fletcher and Mre, Colmar were at
Winglmm tort week attending the wed-
ding of their son, Gerald Ooeens,
Wo'ley Molormolt hag gene to 'form]
to to take u (mares in the Mothers' 001
lege. We wielt him every en()ogee,
Goo. Leslie hoe euooeeefully moved the
barn from his 50 waren, and had it planed
on the home farm for a strew eked.
PIA, VW cod.
E'ma Council will meet on the 14th of
October.
alma Mutual Fire Iueuran00Oompony
will meet iu the Agrioulturel Hall on the
15111 of ()Weber.
The first half of September oliees8 wee
shipped from the Dominion factory 00
Saturday, Sept 29113, The ember was
800
W. D. Gilehriet received 2nd prize for
his flee driver "Gordon," at both Mitoh•
ell anti Milverton Fairs.
Charles Lune has purchased 80 agree,
wbinh adjoins hie own property, from G,
0. 0oghltn, and he Hien bought the old
sow mill from the Forrest estate and le
having it taken down and plaoed ou hie
property fur a barn.
Lember ask,
Mar ball o[ 8
W. J. s r
Lemberg,
wars sleeted forone of Ole first eounoillore
for that town on September 9th. Mr.
Marshall is well 'mown in this town and
vloinily havtu1 carried on a hardware
business for several years before going to
Lemberg.
Truth Caterer(' treatments are being
mailed out free, on regent, by Dr,
Shoop, Liao ne, Wio. These taste are
proving to the people—without a pen•
ny's cost—the event valet' of this scien-
tific preaoription known to drnggietv
everywhere ea Dr. Shoop's Catarrh
Remedy. Sold by all dealers.
Wiutlhoom.
W. G. Paton sold the Wingham
lauddry plant to 0. V. Hayden, of Walk
erten.
D. E. MoD0nald and Mies Mabel Me
Donald filled engagements at the Luck.
now and Parkhill Fall Faire last week.
Beeville Griffin is home On a visit to
hie pareota. He ham been for some time
on the G. T. Poodle survey, North of
Fort William.
Dr. Geo. J. Musgrove, of Niagara Falls,
brother to A. H. Musgrove, of town,
been appointed a Linnet) Commiesionor
for the county of Welland,
It was found that the electric ohne•
delier in the oentre-of St. Paul'0 ahurob
did not afford enlfloiont light so it ie being
replaced by two naw ones.
At the Luokoow Fall Fair Levi Lott
o8ptnred let prize for roadster, end 2e0
for gentleman's (00000*. V. VanNor
man neared let for single driver and let
for geutloman'e turnout.
0• M. Walker, while taking a • spin out
into the country with hie automobile,
met with an ao:ident that might have
melted more seriously. A bolt or tome
conueetiou of the body ot the motor with
the wheels, gave way, and iu going over
e little piton ho•e the auto was 0peet,
throwlug the ()rampant° out. Mr. 81411'
0r fared the worst, for the auto fell over
upon him and he was ooueider8bly ehak
en up end bruises".
Geo. Alvde, formerly clerk in Smith &
Pethiok's hardware store here, was in
town. Hu is now in busioeeo for him-
self in his own home town, Drayton.
Shortly atter leaving here, about six
yang; ago, he received a eovore out on
Due leg, below the knee, by •a piece of
glass projecting from alma. It give him
oonoiderablo trouble for some time, and
finally gangrene set in, uo0eeeitating the
amputation of the leg, between the knee
end ankle. Many of Mr. Awde'd
(riende bore had not heard of the0a0ideet
and were much surprised to Bee him
using a oratoh and eons. Hie trip here
was chiefly to interview a man in Luck.
now, who makes artificial limbs.
The pupils of the High Sohoul held a
large and enthUOiaetio meeting recently
to organize the Wingham High 8ahool
Athletic Association for the coming
term and to arrange for a Field Day. The
following ofl]oers were Bleated :—Honor.
ery.Preeident, Dr. J. Wilson; Hon. Viae.
Pres.—Mina J. MaoVannell, B. A. ;
Provident, J. A. Taylor, B.4.; Secretary,
J. 0. Smith, B. A.; Treasurer, Frank
Howean ; Dir. of Athletioe, J. G. Work,
man, 13. A. Commitee—Form IV,
Miss M. Gordon, 'T. I7, Robinson ; Form
III, Miers d. Bone, F. Howson ; Form II,
Mite F. VanStoue, R. Moffatt ; Form I,
Miss E, Tipling, Cecil Knox. It wee
decided to hold a Field Day, weather
permitting, on Friday, Out. 11111.
1VIo1 illop
The farm of J. V. Ryan, in MoKillop,
which was sold by auotiou, wee porches•
ed by hie father, Timothy Ryan, for the
BUM of 96,100.
The sale ot the old Cavan church build.
ing mid the old (wheel washeld on Mon.
day of Iaet week. The Committee caner.
ved the floor of the church and Bold the
building to John ClaUallum for $100.00.
The old echoed woe sold to Jae. Niohuleon
for $100, and the woodshed to 1. Roes
foe 920.
Mise Cowan, sister of James Cowan, of
MoKillop, and a former teoober in the
Seatorth publio eahool, has been engaged
for some yetre in epeolel work aonneeted
with the Worneit's Christian Temperance
Union in Toronto. Part of Mien Cowan'(
duties are 80 meet Amine at the station
tied aseietin one way and 8001her, girls
arrivingin the city, From teporte given
at Am W, 0. T. U. convention in 'Toren.
to it ie stated that Mies Cowan
met in the pact year 16,800 women end
girls and aided them In some way, 'Thio
le a great and geed Work and Mies Cowan
t0 peculiarly well suited for it.
°n0110i1 RE aeHNIk0.— During the
Summer months the congregation of
Duff's chetah have had extensive alter.
81101ne and impprovements made in their
Wined). A biieement has been planet
under it and it hes been otherwise ion.
proved and mule more oomfortabie. On
Sunday Oot. 18th reopening 80198000 will
be hold, Rev, J, A. Andereoo, B, A„ of
Goderioh, will preach at 11 k, m. and 7
p, m, end at $ in the afternoon the
801'r1000 will be uonduoted by Rev. D,
pagers, 1. 4,08 Seaford]. On the Mon
day evening tulinwin,l a fowl supper and
suterteiutneut wit bo held. Supper
will, be grieved from Ii to 8 O'olook, after
width a good moeIoltl and literary pro
gram will be giver).
W. H. llloGevih'e family had gaito
en exulting cloy recently. About two
o'oloolt little Charlie roll beekwarda
into the collar 010114ing hie head on the
oement floor and nectarine him un
0008089u0 for same time, then a ouuplo
el ]tours later Master Aldtn encs his
father were putting up a wire fence
when in some manner Aldi** ran agale01
the wird it entering hie brow and out,
ting bins emcees the eye, The wooed
bled e0 much that the family phyoioian
had to be mal.ed to glop the flow of
blood. The boy(' are new recovering
'Booty,
alorrtre.
Bonen Reroni,—The following i0 the
report of 8. d. No 6 for Angnet and Sep
tembor,—Sr. IV—Tena Yuill, 807 ;
Margie Yui,l, 782. Jr. IV—Ethel Set
tete, 598. 8r. III—Mabel Bone, '714 ;
Russel Carrie, 038 ; Harvey Heedoreou,
320. Jr. I11-1tn0eel Bone, 706 ; John
Riley, 171. Br, II—Sadie Riley, 706 ;
Lila W illtiuoon, 895 ; Gertie Shaw, 888.
Sr. Pt. II—Herold Currie, 467 { Ward
Sol ere, 844, Jr. Pt. II—Isabel Shaw,
798 ; Juhuuy Yuill, 674 ; Charlie 1181.
fere, 606 ; Ireuo Wilktneon, 555. Jr.
Pt. I—Jim Riley, 532. A. C. MILLIGAN,
Teacher.
MATRIMONIAL. -011 Wednesday of feet
week at 4 o'elook at the home ot Frank
vloOraoken, 4th line, his youngest Omagh
ter, Frank Edda B. P. wee united in
marriage to John Orme, of Thorndale.
The aerentony wee performed by Bev. D.
M. Lang Ford,. under a well prepared
throb of evergreens and flowers. About
arty genie were pre8eut. The bride
looked wine0m0 in *IBC wedding gown of
point d'eoprit over white silk. She
uarriod u bognet of white eariatione and
lilies of the valley. Mies Ogee, Dieter of
the groom, acted- as bridesmaid, wearing
white with pink carnations. S. Mo•
Deaner) was groomsman. At 5 o'olook
ell eat down to a 00mptuo0s wedding
dinner. The oflioiehug miuliner iu pro-
poeiag the 008101 10 the bride, referred to
her iu the highest tames, speaking other
work in hie choir and church generally.
Ra also humoro0ely referred to oompli•
mentery rumors that had Dome to hand
regarding the groom. The groom was
equal to the 000818100 and flt0aigly re
plied. Mr. and Mrs. Oase will reside
near Thorudn:e. They are a000mpooied
by many good wishes for their happinoeo
end prosperity. The wedding gine be.
spoke the popularity of the bride.
• LAN toweld
Rev, 0.'W. Sanders, of Luoknow, sou•
duoted the services in Obriet chants on
Sunday.
i', Howes, hardware merchant, who
hoe beeu 0000ued to his hotne for several
weeks with fever, is progressing favor
ably, and ie ewe able to be up.
Anniversary eervie00 of Knox (larch
will be held ou Sunday, Oat. 18th. Rev,
J. A. MuoDouuld, editor of she Toronto
Globe, will preach the apnivere0ry Der•
moos.
_G. S. lda0ormeok, teacher of moderns
in Listowel high Sohool, has reeigoed
hie position nod hue accepted a similar
position In the Brookville Collegiate In
0880010 at a salary of $1,200 per annum
At the Milverton Fuie Mayor Watson
took fleet prize with hie roadster span,
and .1. A. Kelly took fleet in the single
driver olae8, beating a dozen competitors.
8loIutyre & Gobel'd Minutia Oolliue woe
and money in the green race.
Mrs. Wane'', wife of Mayor Watson,
and em], George, has returned home
after ependlog several months in
the West, visiting her daughter, Mro, Geo
Loroa, at Caron, Seek., also Mende in
Mooeejiw. Winnipeg and other p8aoe0.
Warren Harris, a young lad of about
fourteen ye0r0, while uta his way home
about halt past eight on a entree evening
was Bet upon by a men by the name of
John Price, who meek and kinked the
lad uutil he wan bleak and blue, anti
only desisted when overpowered by
driveled men attracted to the scene by the
noy'd cries. tut for their timely as.
distance the buy would have been serious.
.y hurt, in Not there is no telling where
the matter would have ended. Prios
was lodged in the look•op and received
hie trial before Magistrate MaEwing on
Monday morning. ele reserved hie do
cedar till Tuesday morning, when he
sentefOed the prisoner to 28 months in
the Oeutrol Prison with herd labor.
Price hue been working for the past two
years for a farmer en the 12811 of Mary
boroaglt.
!tealorth.
The improvements (0 the interior of
the Methodist church are nearing Dom
plosion.
"Little Harry," owned by W, Cud
more, of Settforth, won the free,foe•ali
speeding contest ut St. Marys Fair.
14 new members were added to the Sea•
teeth lodge of the Anotent Order of
United Worttrneu, and more new recruits
are expected thio mouth,
Garold Broudfoot, eon of Mre. J. H.
Broadfool,has been appointed manager
of the Owlet's Fureitnre Oonspaiy'e
factories at Wingham, as amooeeear to
'rhos. and Harry Bell, who have reeig0•
ed,
The J. 0. Grate Clothing Manufootor•
ing Go. are opening out a new industry
in Beaforth, They have acquired the
building at the rear of the W. H. Willie
oboe Notary and will manufacture boys'
clothing.
John Kennedy, of theatre of Kennedy
Bros., had the mietortuee to get hie lag
broken in two plane. He was partying
a basket fell of ettn08500 into the cellar,
and elipped on the obtir with the above
reedit.
Mice Norma Diokeon, Gretna Watson,
and Pharma Oowau hove gone to 'Peron.
to. Mies -Dickson goes to the Lilian
Maeooy eabo0l of Domoetie Solemn, ; Mies'
Woteou to the Normal College, and Mite
Cowan reenmee her stealer at Toronto
Univoroity,
OBIT0011.7.—After an illness of several
months, Mro, James Scott passed away
Oil Friday morning, Sept. 27th, at her
800id0000 ou Louisa (treat. The deoeltsed,
who wap formerly Mise Ella A. J. Will.
0)n, wee a most amiable woman and her
death to deeply regretted by a large circle
of friends. Her kindly diepooitiou en•
denred her to an who had the 8)10/801100 of
her aoglaintanOe. She wag a member of
the Fleet Preebytori8n church and always
took an active 80801008 in the work of Ile
missionary and ala eeoletiee 00811 pre•
rented by 111 health, The deepened wits
in her 62nd year and Name to mourn her
demise, her hueband, three eons (ft,bort
W , Arable and Clarence)and one (laugh.
ter (41re Welter Piokurd) all of HBotorth.
The funeral 10911 plaoe from her late
reelci
enao on Monday to interment in the
Maltlandbenk oemetory and was largely
attend0d,
After dietingniehhtg herself on the
Canadian and Amorioan racing 0100uite,
this season, D.'1, Pinkney, of thin town,
ham dispoosd of Ilia trotting mare, Queen
of Woodoltffe, to a gentlemnu in (h,uago,
for the Bum of $2,600 Ile purohasod
her about a year ego for 9300.
Rev, Mr, Roger( was the representative
from the London Oonforenoe on the Gen•
scat Board of Missions rebirth convened
in the Metropolitan ohuroh, Toronto, on
Oat. 8rd, its 008eio00 ooutioaing fur 5 or
6 days, Rev. Mr. Greene, of 01108011,
took the (tendon here on Sunday.
Jrordwlcli.
Thos, Walker, or , Lae sold hie farm to
hie son Tbou, and will retire from farm.
ieg this Fall,
Itev. J. Horner, M. A , Ph, D., Ooduet.
ed anniversary e0tvioee et the Methodist
oharah, Holmeeville, on Sunday. It was
a fo mer (Marge.
Mrs, 4, MoKea and Mise Maggie 4, Mo.
Kee left for the West on Tuesday, The
letter is now oonvalesaent, reooveriug her
former strength rapidly.
Anniversary servioeo of Are Methodist
church will be held Sunday and Monday,
()weber 20th and 2191. Rev. H. W.
MOTavieb, et Gerrie, will oonduot the
8undey services,
McLeod Bros. ohowed a fine Airing of
night borne at Wingham Fall Fair
winning seven pzse and rid a silver medal
valued at 925 and offered by Ryrie Bros ,
of Toronto, for the beet string of horses
exhibited.
The bueimeos men of Fordwiob have
deoided to change their early electing
nights, On and after Monday evening,
Oot, 21o1, they will (lose their bueineoe
places at 6 o'olook on Monday, Wedneo•
day and Friday evenings of each week.
Oo Timidity and Thursday evenioge the
bueineoe planes will be open netil 9
o'olook, and on Saturday as tonal.
THE FALL FAia.—The day wan beim.
111111, the roads good, and the crowds
large which witnessed the aloes of the
Atwood Fall Fair Wednesday of last
week. The number of eutriee for hones
in every (lase was very large, and the
judges, Metiers. MoDiarmid and Hunter,
Luoknow, were kept busy until 6 o'olook.
A number of farmers from this 100611ty
exhibited home at Toronto and London,
and scarcely et any township fair could
there be a higher standard than here.
The Durham and Holetei0 breeds of
cattle seem to be the most popular in
this oommnuity, and were well repro.
minted, A number of flooke of Bbrop•
ehire, Oxford and Leioeetor sheep were
in the pens. There watt keen oompeti
*ion for the red ticket in each of the
following breeds of hogs :—Berksbire,
Tamworth, Chester White and York.
alike. The direolore are gene delighted
with the emooeee of the Fair, eopeoially
encouraging being the exhibit) of live
stook. Only one accident marred the
day's proceedings. Three boys were
driving down the main street in a light
wagon when the tugs -Dame unfastened,
letting the ehafte drop onto the ground,
0aneing the horoe to run. After • ran•
wing around two blocks the wagon upset
and the bores gob away. One ot the
boyo was badly braised, otherwise the
105001ee were alight. The concert in the
music hall under the supine of the
agricultural eooiety was well patronized.
Bert. Harvey and O. Le Roy Kenny
supplied the program. Gate receipts of
Fair were 9180 and concert $88,
Few W811 escape
The torturing aobee of corse. Be pre-
pared,—the only painless ogre ie Pol•
name porn Extractor. Fifty years in
use and obeolately guorenteed;
W r oxeeceer.
Mies Mande Stewart is visiting with
Dire. E. Stewart,
Nesbit Laing Wa8 on the eiok list for
eeverot days this week.
Mr. and Kra. North, of Wiarton, are
g0ee1e of Mre, Henry Armstrong.
Miseee Millie and Mary Harris visited
with Wingham friends last week.
Mre. J, Lookie hoe retorned from a
visit with her daughter in London.
Mrs. Henry, of Whlteoburoh, spent
Sunday with her daughter, Miers E.
Henry.
Mre. Cunningham, of Neepaw'a, Man.,
is viei1i0g her parents, Wm. and Mre.
Farrel, of Turnberry,
W. S. and Mre. Sanderson, of How.
ioh, entertained a number of their
friends last Thursday night.
' Mre, W, M. Robinson and Mies Elda
Hazlewood were judges at the Howiok
Fair in Gerrie ou Saturday.
Thursday of last week W, M, and Mrs.
Robinson were et Brussels noting se
judges at the Fall Fair. The former
toots ()barge of the Dairy and Domeetio
manufaotoriee and Mrs. Robinson and
Ara, Oamero0, of Luokoow, judged the
Ladies' work.
Fran.—A dieeelroue Are aoourred here
last Wednesday night when Reed Broe'.
Evaporator weer completely destroyed
by fire. The fire originated from one
of the fermium, lint when dimmed by
Alex.Oaoemore, who looked after the
work at night, bad gained too mush
headway to be overcome. Very little
was saved outside of a few paring
machines. There is acme insurance
on the building and oontonte. • Mnah
sympathy i0 expressed for Reed Bros.
who had joet got the building fitted up
Rud in good running order toe the 000e01I.
Postmaster Robinson has taken oharge
of the poet office here fie minnow to
Mr. Sondereou, who filled the position
for many ye8re. The new ofoial has
been a resident of Wroxeter for 90
yeare so should have a wide aoquaint-
anoe with the people and be able to
0,ter to their beat t0tereet0 in postal
matters, Me. Robinson's store 11neine00
will be disposed of so Out he and Mille
Zana eat give their time to the (lathes
of the poetoflioe. We wish them en
enjoyable incumbency.
Oherles Nelson, from Sarnia, was
killed on the railway at Regina,
The ebonmar Motamora was burned ea
Bhaw8nnen Bay, North of Parry Sound.
The Government will send It Minister
to Japan 10 deal with the immigration
gnostion,
Mr. Roadhouse was flood $50 and mete
at Elailoybury for ming Waiting iso•
gunge at a'publio meeting.
oyouenjoy tie
.pdn • y Trouble
It looks as if some people reallyy
enjoyed suffering with their Kid-
nays, Because they wont take
Bu -Ju when they know it will
cure them. How about YOU?
You KNOW Bu -Ju will take
away the pain, soothe the irrita-
ted nerves, neutralize uric acid,
and snake the Kidneys well and
strong. YOU KNOW x'13583•
Then wlty dott't YOU take
52 Shirley Street,
Toronto, Ont., Feb, ro, ipo6.
"I have used five boxes of your Bu -Ju
and find. it has done hie a great deal of
good. My Kidneys have troubled me for
a long tithe—have been forced to get np
ea many as ten times in the night before
I could go to sleep,
My first box of Bu -Ju convinced me
that it was just the medicine for me.
You may use my name as recommend-
ing Bu -.Ju, 80115 cannot say enough for
it for troubles like mine."
Yours truly,
ALEX. BRODn$.
You can cure yourself easily at borne.
Simply take Bu -Ju regularly and faith-
fully, and a cure is certain, Moreover,
it is guaranteed. For if Bu -Ju does
not relieve and cure you, we will prompt-
ly refund the money.
5oc. a box. At druggists, or sent direct.
THe cumin CHEMICAL CO.. LIMITED
WINDSOR, oNT. 71
Duringanemotion sale in 18 Guelph
dwelling the floor gave way and about
25 people, mostly women, dropped
through into the miller, Fortunately, no
one was *ninety hart.
TO CATARRH SUFFERERS.
, Geed Advice And Liberal Offer
Front a Well Known First.
We advise all who suffer from any of
the symptoms of oabarrb, sluh 0e offen•
sive breath, dryness of the noes, pain
awns the eyee, 00oppege of the noes, die•
(Merges and droppioge in the throat,
oong11ing spasms and general weakens,
and debitily, to use Hyomei. We go so
far as to offer to refund the money to any
neer of Hyomei who is not perfectly
eatfofied with the rteults.
Quick meanie follows the nee of Hyomei
treatment ; the stoppage of the nose ie
removed, the dropping messes, the
breath beoomes pare and sweet, and the
catarrhal germs are destroyed and their
All you have to do ie to inhale a little
owaeionally in the air yon breathe
using the pocket inhaler that oomee with
every outfit, when the symptoms of
catarrh will qniokly disappear. Try it
you willbe surprised and pleased at the
results.
We positively guarantee Hymnal, for
ehoald you bay a complete oetfit, prioe
$1.00, and be diesotfefied with rendes
your money will be refunded. Hyomei
ie eold by drupelets everywhere. Write
for litoratnre. Booth's Hyomei Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
18
From Whom are
You Going to Buy ?
From it reliable firm where you see
what you are getting or from some
agent who dont know one kind ut
Granite from another and aeras only
for his commission its agent 7 We
employ no agents and guarantee all
our work for five years.
ala,
foR
T
GRANI TEWARE
A full line of Granitewar0 at prices
greatly Reduced— ,
Dippers 189 and 15e,
Dish Pane, panel bottom, 60e.
Other articles too numerous to men-
tion at correspondingly low prices
during October,
WASHING
MACHINES
The Knoll, Gold Medal at World's
Fair, $7.50.
One Miuule Washer, ball hearing,
910.00. The latest improved Mach -
the of the kind.
GUNS
A new line at now prices. Gane 11iab
usually sell at from 910.00 to $15.00
earl be had during the month of Octo-
ber at from 97.75 to $12.00, You
Den beet appreciate the value of these .
Guts by seeing them,
CO/L SPRING WIRE
J tone of Coil Spring Wire and a
quantity of Woven Wire nt very
(lose prices for the methofOctober
only.
BARGAIN TABLE
On this table are a variety of ordain
at a Special Bargain, We cordially
invite you to thio table Ghia month.
cKAY
W FALL UBESS GOODS
in all the Latest Materials
and Leading Shades
We are allowing a good range of Broadcloths, Venetians, Chiffon
Amazons, Panamas, Satin Cloths, Poplins, Henriettas,
Lustres, &c., ranging iu }mice IJ�C f $1 35 per iu:l
from IJ I L 0 Z1 1 ll
Also a large collection to choose from in Fancy Suitings in Plaids,
Checks and Ombra Stripes.
'Filson 3t Ilianter
R it 0 If, i,8
Stomas 1 tot bin 10 but a maniac n of, and not
4a itself a Una hsense. We think of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, and leellgostion is rat diseases, yet
they are symptoms only oft menu tinea fle
Nerve slaknose—nothing also,
It wasthis tact that first correctly lad Dr. Shoop
In the ercation of that now Vary pot alar Stomach
Remedy—Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Going direct
to the stomach nerves, alone broug 18 that emcees
and favor to Dr. Spools end his Restorative, With.
out that original rind highly vita principle, no
nth testing nommen shin ems were aver to be had.
For stontaoh distress, bloating, biliousness, had
breath and sallow 00111810xioe, try Dr. Shoop's
Restorative—'l1(tblets or Lieuid—and see for ME,
self what it can and will do. We sell and cheer-
fully recommend
Dr. Shoop's
Restorative
"ALL DEALERS"
DRESS—MAKING ROOMS
Under the Management of MISS Ma9RTER, are
now open for the Fall season where you may have
your Dresses made up in the latest City Styles at
reasonable prices. .
IL'Standard Faehio0 Sheets, Catalogues and Patterns for October now to hand.
The Standard are the Best and Cheapest Patterns on the market.
A Fashion Sheet each month free to those who call for them.
NO FANCY PRIOES, - EVERYTHING CHEAP,
V, T RA C it d
AN
MISS S11N
E beg to announce to our Customers that our
v Style and Display Room is in readiness for
y0n.
We have gathered together from the leading Fashion
centres the handiwork of the most skilled Designers
and Fashion Creators which we are showing in con-
junction with clever and practical ideas from our own
Trimming Boom.
We will be very glad indeed to have you call and see
our lines as we believe we have the very BEST Styles
and Merchandise obtainable .and desire an opportun-
ity to show you.
We thank our many customers for past favors and
solicit their continuance.
iS -BELLE STRAOHAN
unisserimiimeseEDEMMIIIIIIRMIEMMill
BRUSSELS EVAP
—at—
TOR
On and after Friday, September
201h, 26c, per bag will be paid aid for
Winter apples and 20c, for good
paring Fall apples delivered at the
Factory, No small or soft apples
will be taken,
J. CUNNINGHAM, P oprietor