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K. 'O, T. M.
Brussels ''tont of the Muooabees N 24
hold their regular meetings in the' l,p(leo
Hewn, Sacker Inook, ea the 185 *sad,Bed
'0000811ty eveldllgs of each month:
Visitors always welcome,
A, SO41EES, sow, A. Atoauta 4,
WM. • S-PEiVOE
CONYEYANOTIR AND
1ssllloR
of MAIRRIAGI LICENISIas
glee in the Post WNem Ethel. 80.4
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick' Nllituai
Fire Insurance Compaby
Olaoe and s Oton -
..leo oa
WALTON, • ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAND.
xneose8io6,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS..
1. 1 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION
nen, win sell for hotter prices, to
hatter mon, In less time and less chargee
than au other Auctioneer ln'East Huron or
Lie won't charge • g anything.. tinsDates° e orders
can always be arranged at this odlae or by
v+rs.,uul nppltoatlon,
ROST. H. GARNiSS.
BL'UN VAL111 . - oNT.
Auctioneer for Huro
n . county.
Tornre roasOnablo, tittles arranged for
at the °180e of Tog Pon, Brussels, S2tf
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SINCLA111-
e Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer
Notary rubllo, &o. Ohio+ -S tewart'o Block
l door North of ()antral Hotel.
• Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank,
pt8OUDFOO'1', BAYB& BLAIR
BAltIt•1S'ELOISS, 801,I0100118, NOTARIES
PC131,1u, rll'o.
W. PaounaooT, E. 0. 1t. 0, Fiala
O. P.. BLAIR.
O9iooe-T4oso larulerly ocoupled by Messrs
Cameron IS Bolt, .,
Bookman, ONrento.
ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steamers
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MONTREALTO LIVERPOOL
Virginian g Friday July 8 Aug.
6
• 7 ani n
ala Friday
Jul 26 Aug. 12 Friday July 22 Aug. 1COreioan•• Friday
July 20 Aug 28
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
ontlrwark Saturday July 0 Aug. 0
retorian Saturday July 10 Aug. 18
esporian Saturday July 28 Aug. 20
honian - Saturday July 80 Aug.: 27
MONTREAL TO HAVRE & LONDON
Lake Erie July 10 Aug, 27
Pompperanian July 28 .Sept. 8
' Sicilian July 80 'Sept. 10
RATES OF PASSAGE
According to steamer,
1st Cines -$87 60 $77 60 $87 50
2nd Glass - 42 50 45 00 47 60 50.00
8rd close _ 27 76 28 75 80 00
Ver. lull particulars et rates and manilgs
apply to
W. H. KERR,
Agent A Ilett Line, -Brussels.
, The Allan Line,,7' Yonge st., Toronto
Fall Term Opens Aug.
rl 29
This year the attendance ance hes been the
greatest In the history: of the
.TORONTO
hors is a reason for it, Dny by da
Midyear by year the superior worn
of this school is becoming better
known. Our graduates'. readily get
choice positions,
Catalogue la free.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
Cor. Yonge &Alexander Its, Toronto.
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To Machinery Users
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and farmers •
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o The Nev Machine Shop of the • q
BRUSSELS FIRE APPLIANCE!
and MACHINE Co.
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,00 is now ready for business,' and •
o
with good Machinery and Skilled 1
Mechanics, we are is a position •
4' to attend to your repair's prompt- i
• ly and at reasonable rates.
0 If you will let us know your a
O wants we w111 give you honest p
1 advice and hells if connected a
witdt Nlach(ueey, a
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4 Give us a trial ant , by •corning a
to Brussels, save time and money ' 1
for yourselves, 9
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iGAIISIOE O JAMES .
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Nlfl! Street Brussels, ,
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MISS EERTHAARMSTRONe
Teacher of Piano,
St•ndro at garter's Muslo Store, ono door North
of the Standard i3mk, lir eesel0, S.02
MISS PERI -E SHARPS'
has passed euecesefully her second oxontlnn.
8190 of Aho Pioneforte Department of the To-
ronto eonsel'Vatory of Muofo, and La prepared
to tube pupils at her home, Prin0000 street.
DR, T. T, M' RAE "
1340110(R of Medloine, University of Toronto ;.
I,,loofatlate and Graduate of the College of Fill.
aietans and Surgeons, Ont, • .Pest 6•graduate
Chime Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 11os r(rul,
Ohioag1io, l", Itx-1191199 Surgeon to St, Mich.
eel's liospitat, Toronto,
ho0leea1)ranbuktlpone atioSmith's
Store, hours.
OR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL. ONT. '
Plry8)cimt and Surgeon ;Post GraduateOofreee
London (Flag.), New York and C11iongo Hos.,
While $poelul attention to disease of eye, ear,
vose.mld throat, }ayes tasted for glasses.
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario veterinary
College. Du and }right oat's. Office opposite
]lour Mill, ]Ethel,
BRU$SELS.
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Mail 7:05 a m Express ' 10:55 a m
Express 11:25 a m Mail 1:44 pin
llxpreos 8:02 ftm 0' xpre8* 8:81(1, 82
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To Toronto To (4oderlkb
Express. .... 7:41 a naExpress 11:87 a m
Express 8:00 p m I Express 7:25 p
istLitt J`eta
Clinton
• Loeitl druggists close their places of
hnainess at &o'clocixp
p. m. doting July.
and August, with the exception of
Saturday evening,.
OusLouts colic
ctwlis for the three
Months ending June 3011i amounted
LO $98,460.80 aniu1701880 over the coy=
igsponding periodof last year of
$1270.68,
Wesley church League has appoint
eclsi\lisses; Margarets Davis, and Doro-
thy :Oa» telon delegates to the Mis-
siouary Summer School, to be held at
Alma Ladies' College, ' St. Thomas,
front 14.(11 to. 21st.
T. and Mrs. Jackson, jr., left for a
few weeks trip to England, sailing
from Montreal on Saturday. They
were accompanied as far t i '
Ll
p as Toronto,
byMiss Irene, r
who w
ill sen
the
p
Sutmel
u with friends in Muskoka.
John Irwin son of the late Richard
Irwin, has recently been appointed.
General Superintendent of the 0. N.
R., with headquarters at Saskatoon,
Sask. •In the sante town! Win.
Muir, formerly of Clinton, is
superintendent of the Western branch
of the Canadian Northern Telegraph
and Express Company.
Wingham
I. 0. 0. P. excursion to Sarnia and
Detroit on Saturday, August 18th.
Nearly two hundred telephones in
use in Wingllam.
Annual Sunday school exclusion to
Kincardine on Thursday, July 21st. '
W. D. Pringle has added three new
machines costing $2,000 to his plant et.
the tannery.
Miss Laura Ansley has returned
home from Guelph. •She -has been en-
gaged to teach Glennnnan school for
next year.
Dr. and Mrs. Jno.. Alex. Wellwoocl,
who are spendiug a short honeymoon
i.n Ontario before leaving for their
future home in Eden, Man., spent the
last week with the former's parents in
town.
- Misses Bessie and Nora' Kennedy
have accompanied their grandmother.
on a trip down the St. Lawrence.
They tvill take in Thousand Islands,
Montreal and Quebec.
The tax rate in Winglutin for this
year is Its follows
Town rate ...17 in(lls
Public School 51r
High School
County ,,ate........
Total rate
Miss Bessie, a bright young daugh-
ter of Lack and Mrs. Kennedy, of
town, has distinguished herself at the
entrance 8xam(uation in Seaforth.
She was one of the three pupils who
took honors, and won the Scholarship
offered as a prize to the one Laking
the highest marks.
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Aro you Drowsy after Meals?
Is there a fulness in your stomach-
a drowsy, lazy desire to sleep -this
isn't natural in healthy folks and only
occurs when the liver is torpid. You
need 8 stimulating tonic -need Dr.
Hamilton's_. Pills to stir your liver and
put life into sleepy organs. You'll
feel brisk and lively-ydu'lI eat digest
and sleep well after regulating with
Dr. Hamilton's Pills. No medicine so
universally used, so mild, so sure t0
benefit els Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Sold
by all dealers. in 25e. boxes,
• Listowel
William Hamilton was appointed
constable at a salary of. $40 a month,
duties to camineu°e on Aug, let,
Alrnirlay, Aug. 1st, will be Listowel's
civic holiday. A Sunday School ex-
cursion to Southtunpton is being
at'ranged for.
T. J, Later, of this town, who has
recently geadwtted at the 0. A. Col-
lege,. 18 engaged its manual training
specialist In the Sault Ste Marie Col-
legiate and tec1111(cal schools at an
initial sakaey of $1,000.
Arrangement has been made be -
Lomeli the different citins:hes it) Lown
to hold Sunday evening services dur-
ing the months 0C July audAugust at
7.80, instead at .7 o'clock, beginning
with next Sunday.,,•
A. Poereh, wino has been in Lane-
ing, •Alioh,, for the 'past three months,
returned to town and is removitlg his
family to that city. l -Ie has sold his
residence to IlenryJohnston, 0f town.
We ale sorry to lose so good a citizen
as hie. I
o cn
who has been
o
our most prOgesei e resients,both
from a, business and municipal stand''
1111(118, Our worthy .ex -Mayor will be
.-.dor Coughs -Take This
Do you know a
coughs remedy for :
years old? Thereg - and colds nearly seventy
is one-Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. once
in the family, it stays. It is not
a doctor, does not take
the place of a doctor. It is a do
d ctor's aid. Made for
the treatment of all throat and lung troubles. Ask
your own doctor his opinion of it. Follow his „advice.
No alcohol in this coughM
medicine. ,/,C.,,9yerCa„La1pc1�11?aaa,
You cannot rs ►
recover promptlylf your are constipated. Ayer's !'lib are gently lax-
ative; act directly on the liver. Sold for nearly sixty years, Mk your doctor all about them.
much missed, and in leaving here he I
takes with loin the beet wishes of our
citizens generally for his future pros-.
peri ty.
1. F.. Wilson has , eminnenced the
emotion of his new livery barn on
Main street, opposite- the old barn,
which 1s being ;torn down .to make
room for the government.. buildilig
which 15 to occupy the site. Tile new
barn will have a pressed brisk front.
Jets. A. Tremain has sold out his
ch'tty business to W. A. Gray, and his
teaming outfit, also his residence and
barn, to 13cl, Smith. The ]utter has
taken over the street sprinkling and
general teaming, and we understand
that Mr. Gray will hereafter attend -to
alt dlaying. NIr. Tremain intends
taking it rest for a time to recuperate
his health, [11711
may tape ,rt trip West
shortly.
.
o .y
Women's Period of pain.
Regularity of of the system can only
be secured by maintaining, stiong
healthy circulation. If feeble, ton -
down, nervous, be stave that circula-
tion is poor. The natural" result is
congestion that exacts so severe a
penalty. Besides being a food former
and nerve tonic, Perrozone adds ad-
ditional vigor to the heart and ensures
strong blood circulation. This is the.
only means of preventing congestions
that cause pain, headache and nerve
weakness. The whole system is re
newed and fortified, with strength,
vigor and endurance. For girls and
women nothing equals Fetrozofte, 50c.
at all dealers. -
idelgrave
Mrs. Proctor, of Brussels, is visitin
at 0. Pr'octor's and other friends.
Jno. Nethery has a new windmill
ewarectedter. on his feria for, pumpin
Rev. E. Oroly, of Winggham, preach
ed an Orange sermon in Trinity church
last Sunda .
y
Joeilk
W nnson
of Hensel!, i
11 spent hi
holidays clays anionp relatives in an
around Belgrave.
T. Reid, of Owen Sound, paid a visi
to Metals in this vicinity in the be
ginning of last week. •
Miss Olive Onrrie, daughter, of J.
Currie, is holidaying with her sister
Miss Oora Corrie, at Mar.
Miss Marshall, who has taugh
school 1
111..$el
t ave for
years goes '
gt
Y
the Normal at'London.
S. McCurdy, sr.,and son Geo., 0
Uetvarcl Sask.,are visiting at th
home of' his son's, .514 line, Morris,
Mr. McCurdy wMI0 at one .time a resi-
dent of Morris, rand his old friends 'are
glad to see him.
To Tule OLID LAND. -Rev. 0. R.
Durrant, of Melbourne, Ont., who was
formerly the Methodist pastor at
Benmiller,'leaves shortly on a trip to
England, his official board having
voted him a two months' holiday.
His wife and family are already in the
Okl Country. Previous to Mrs. Dur-
rant's departure the congregation ten-
dered her a kind address with a purse
of $50. 11ir. Durrant's brother, Rev.
John J. Durrant, has just come into
this Conference from Gaspe, Quebec,
where, be has been in charge of the
Gaspe Alission, He has been station-
ed at Belgi.'ave, in this county ancl
will be welcomed not only for his own
sake but Por that of his brother, who
oracle many' friends during his minis-
terial term in this county.
OBITu1usv-There passed peacefully
away Saturday afternoon July 2nd,
Mary E Walsh, beloved wife of 301111
L. Stewart, in the 28th year of her
age. Mrs. Stewart had been ill for
about a month and in spite of skilled
physicians, gradually sank, although
uuexpeetedlyat the last. Mrs. Stew-
art was born iu East Wawanosh on
the gravel road about 2 miles South of
Belgrave, and had lived there all her
life, consequently she was well known
and highly respected among her num-
mons friends. She' was married 2i
years ago and leaves two young child-
ren, one an infant, besides her bereft
husband, herr father and mother,
Malcolm and Airs. Walsh, and' .her
brother, Norman. The deceased Was
g
g,
a Member of the, Presbyterian church
I and a woman of true Christian type,
who bore all llet''seiffer'ings without a
murmur. The bereft families have
the sincere sympathy of the comxnuni•
ty, I'uneral'services were conducted
by her pastor, Rev. T. A. Ferguson,
in the clinl'cl3 on Tuesday, assisted by
Rev. 3, J. Du,a'aut.,. The remains
were laic' to rest in Brandon cemetery
Friends from a distance who attend-
ed the funeral were -Alex. Stewart,
Woodstock; Robert Mckenzie, 13nr-
fot'd A. Id.' McKenzie, Beachville ;
58110, W. Niles, Oreal ; Thos, McKen-
zie: Gorier -Joh ; W. 13, and Mrs. Wilk -
.Ripley • and W. and, Mrs.
-Walsh, Denfield: '1'118 floral tributes.
showed the high esteem in which de-
ceased was held.
' Atwood
Charles Alvin Ilouze, has rented his
father's farm on the gravel road for a
term of five years.
A 311 ton road roller lull been )int
chased through the County Council
for the use of the townships of Eines
and Wallace and the town of Listo-
wel.
W. E. Hueloleft on Tuesday of last
week fol• Vancouver, 13. 0. If he is
suited with that country, he will
move out.
The members ofSt. .Alban's church,
Atwood, gave a reception to the new
rector Mr. Ashby, Friday evening on
thelawn of Jas. Longgmire.
Charles Laidlaw and Walter Peebles
were in Whitby last week attending
the' 01sristiail Endeavor Convention
as representatives from Atwood Pres-
byterian bhuroh.
Clerk Lochhead reports the follow-
ing number of registrations of births,
marriages and deaths in the township
of Elora, for the half year ending
June 30th, 1910, births, 35 ; marriages,
8 ; deaths, 29.
Why Cough Syrups g Y Ps fa,l
9 The slip i
They q uckl over the
ci rated membranes,drop into the stoat-
, ach and do little else but har m cliges-
tion. Its' different with Oatarrhozone
-yon inhale it. Every breath sends
healing balsams to: the inflamed tis -
T• sues. Tightness, soreness ar,d inflam-
mation are cured by healing pine
essences. The cough goes away,
throat o t is strengthened, 'c
ngl huskiness u ki
g' uses is
0
cured. d Nothing ti n
so simple, rn 1
g• p e, so con-
venient,
co
certain to cure re as Oatarrh-
ovone Try it 25c. and $1.00 sizes.`
e Sold everywhere.
Wanted
The undersigned desires to
purchase a large quantity of
well graded Wool and to se-
cure that quality is prepared
t0 give a cash price in Ad-
vance of the regular .mar- itet of at, least 2 Cents.
1n exchange for goods will
give (8 0111581107 advance of
' 2'Omits.
Wool must he in prime amt-
dit(on to seetu'e the above
prices, Bring it along for
I)lspeetion and get the top
notch figure.
J. T. Wood
Excelsior Knitting Factory
BRUSSELS;
8 Blyth
(Intended for lust week)
FROM THE ABSENTEES. - Letter
'Taman)
Mrs. Cox (nee Miss Maggie
read at the Epworth League
absent members' meeting :-
• DEAR LEAGUE WORKERS,- How
fast time flies.' It seems only a short
time since I was one of you, listening
to letters sent by old time Leaguers
and yet it is a dozen years ago. Our
League here is, I should judge, about
the same size as your owir. We hold
OW devotional meetings every Sunday
evening,, an hour before church time.
One Social and Business meetings are
held once :a month. Social President
has rt,
committee of 5 and each mem-
ber of the committee is responsible
for two social gatherings during the
year. Our League, like probably a
good many others, has not much
money to spend, so to help the Nlercy.
and Help department each Leaguer
grows a plant during the year, to give
to the President of that department,
for any who are sick. We also try to
remember the old people in the town,
the shut in, or those who seldom get
to church, by giving them flowers or
ra plant at Christmas and Easter time.
A little thoughtfulness on our part
brings joy and comfort into the hearts
of old people. Our League occasional-
ly takes the evening service for the
Pastor, especially during the Summer.
I hope your society is prospering. I
cherish memories of blessed times and
rich blessings received when attend-
ing your League in Blyth and hope
and trust the same spirit of devotion
is always found in your meetings and
thin von are all growing in grace and
pzrower as I hope and trust I ani:
milt for the best we Dau do,
MARGARET +RET T
A
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Cot.
Scottvtlle Mich 'June 26th, 1910
I1ARr8 K.tAkn the Buffalo Ex-
press of June 27th says :-Saint Luke's
Episcopal Ohuroh was the scene of a
beautiful wedding last Tuesday even-
ing at 7.80 o'clock . when Miss Edna
Prances Kaake, daughter of Edwin
and Mrs. Kauko (formerly of Blyth)
was. Married 10 John Ohaffey Earls,
of Rochester. Palms, daisies and
whits noses decorated the church, and
the vested choir' sang the, wedding
march as the bridal party entered.
Olal•ence F. Earls, of Copper Oliff,
Ont., brother of the bridegroom, was
the best man, and the ushers were
Bluer .I. Earls and Harold E. 0. Bren-
nen, of Toronto ; Harry J. Hamilton
and Lon Lux Sell, The bride's gown
was of soft white satin, with pearl
trimming. .Her veil was fastened
with pearls and she carried a shower
boquet of .Bride roses and fillies of the
valley, Her fattier gave her in mar-
riage, Mts. Lon Luz Seil, sister of
the bride, was the matron of honor,
and wore pale blue crepe de thine,
with silver trimming, carrying a
shower boquet 0f pink roses. the
bride's mother wore a gown of black
stabn cashmere, trimmed with baby
Irish 10000 'and sequins, The bride-
groom's m�.ther wore it gown of ashes
cif loses s
at1grind.
with gold gi"
Mire, Abon '50 guests wore enterta(li-
ed at rocep ion at the home of the
bride's patens in Laurel street. The
buffet table was decorated With it
t
basket of Bride roses and llllies of the
vailay, tied with tole. The house was
detested with daisies and white roses,
Ayres an !+astern trip 31r, and Mrs.
1;n11s will be at 1101119 after August
I the let at No, 01 Laurel street,,
Among the guests were :-,john alsd
Mrs,lrarls, J1itnet' J, Earls, Mee. S. E.
Brennen, 1•I. 1t, C. Brennen, Thomas
Welch, Miss Ethel MaeLeao, Joseph
and Airs. Barker, Robert J. Burns,
Dr. Joseph Sivees, of Toronto ; E. D.
1 and Mrs. MacKenzie, of 011 City, Pa, ;
4rthu13, 31111, of Minneapolis, Minn, ;
Walter 1., Seller, W. J. and Airs.
liickeY, 141. W. and Mrs. Weeks, of
Rochester, Themes McDonald, of
Newburg; Edward T. arid 581s's. John,
son, of ''East Aurora ; 1. and Mrs.
Franklin, of Hamburg. "
Which liniment Is Bak?
Icor t1)0111t11at pains aftri aches a
tlii°lc oily preparation cant penetrate
-that's why Nerviline beats theta all
-1t sinks right in. "I wouldn't live
without Nerviline in my house,"
writes J. B, Oottani, of Maslow!), N.
S. "If you have rheumatism nt' sore-
tress in the muscles or in 11rct any need
of an honest liniment, Netviline fills
the bill. I can recommend it highly
because I have proved that in 0110 ap-
plication of Poison's Nerviline there is
more virtue: than in a whole bottle of
ordinary liniment," Try one of the
large 25o, bottles, .
Goderich_
Court Goderich, No. 32, 0, 0. 13'.,
held its annual church patac1e last
Sunday morning to St. George's
church.
Contract of painting the exterior of
the court house has been given to Eel.
Lynn, of town, whose tender to do
the work is $270,
Itwasdecided to accept the offer of
J. B. Bunter to teach music in the
public schools and be was engaged for
four months, ending with December
31st.
Alaynr Oaluei'on has received a corn-
lnunication i'ro'n Hon. Wtn, Pugsley,
111115ter of Public ,Works, stating
that he experts to visit Goderich on
Wednesday, August 10815.
A 6,000 -gallon car of oil has been
ordered front the Queen City 0i1 Co.
to be used in oiling the streets. It
arrived here on Monday and an ap-
plication was .made at an early
date.
First graduation exercises in con-
nection' with the training school f
nurses of the Alexandra Manus al
General Hospital will be held in Od
fellows' Hall on Tuesday avenin
July 19111.
Godex 1
ch club is entitled to sendI
a
rink tol
C rutou m1 -September
li
th
when the visiting BrlLish bowlers wi
be there the condition is thatch
rink contribute towards the expeus
at Clinton.
Inspector Hastings, of P. W. D
parttnent, Ottawa was in town last
Johann. In$avialspirits the company
sat down to a festival composed of
delieae(es which only such a prosper
-
one land can produce, The newly
u]ar]'ied couple took a trip to Kim:me-
dine and Goderich, They will resid
at J3elmore. Following is a list of th
presents left by the parents an.
guests 1 -Auld Lang Syne llandker
chief bolder, slaves butter dish silver'
fruit dish, half dozen silver knives and
forks, one water set, five dollar gold
piece, a bedroom set, china cups and
cancels, two cit giese pieces, Chinese
butter Web, ,, kitclle,i utensils, jardin-
ere, (Team and sugar, eold meat fork,
silver fruit spoon, carving. set, x'i5g
and two bed spread, rocking chair,
five dollars, one set dishes, parlor
suite. Thegroom's present to the.
bride was a broach with amethyst
setting and to thebridesmaid' a
broach with ruby setting.
WARNING,
Sip.. its inLrpchtetien into Canaria'
the steles o1. I'arislai Sage' have. been
e phenomenal. Two success, has led La
• many imitations 0(1011ar- in name.
• Look out for them, they are not the
genuine. See that the girl with the
Auburn hair is on every package,
You oan always et the genuine Fat
3000.1+og's, y g
P8715180 Sage is the quickest acting
and most eii tient hair Lon10 in the
world.
Itis macre to 001foran to Dr, San..
gerbond'e (of Paris) proven theory
that dandruff, 001111og flair, baldness
and scalp itch are caused by gerrx,s.
Parisian Sage Ici115 these dandruff
027118 and removes. all trees of da]}-
drat in two weeks, or money back ; it,•
stops falling hatix', and•.itchin seal)
and prevents baldness. g l
And remember that baldness is
caused by clandruff germs, 1hoee, little
haedworking persistent devils that
clstoythea glxtOf dth}]atbie]lnair and g but dsst
dl 1Cl-
udrootsui Qp
l'oy
its vitality,
Parisian Sage is a daintily perfumed
hair dressing, not sticky o1'- greasy,
and any woman who desires luxuriant,
and bewitching hair can get 14 in two
weeks by using it, 50 cents IL largeg alga
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July 12th was observed as Civic
Holiday.
Misses Mary Elizabeth and Olive.
Pearl Watters, of Orange Hill, daugh-
ters of John Watters, who have been
attending the Wingham Business
College, have passed their final ex -
081T, -After a long, weary'strug'gle
with disease during, which the suffer-
er was not heard to utter a single
word of complaint, Frank Olegg,
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ty on Jul 1st. The
notice was both in Markham, Out.,
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July 18th,1888 and was nearly 72, years
of age. In h11nMowick loses another
of its respected pioneers, a man, of
genial temperament and . broad
sympathy. Mr. Clegg was harried 3
tunes, his third wife surviving him.
Among the children who were present
at the funeral were :-F. S. Clegg,
Mrs. F. J. Graham, and !Urs. L. A.
Franks, all of St. Louis. Mich. ; Mrs.
Wu1. Freeland, Kincardine ;'W. 3, R.
5. Norman and James. Two sons,
Wesley in the North -!Vest and G. L.,
Coldwater Alieh. were.nothome. The
funeral which Loolc place. Sunday
was very lame, . the a1141,1011111n
of the Methodist church being barely
able to accommodate the large con-
course of sympathizing friends and
relatives. Service was conducted by
Rev. J, W. Hibbert who based his
clear and practical discourse upon the
text, "'.Che Lord 18 my Shepherd."
01' The choir rendered as an anthem,
"Rock of Ages," set to appropriate
d- music. After Mr. Hibbert had con -
g, ' eluded the regular serviceat the grave
the
Orangemen of whom there was a
e
large number present, G and of
which
Olde
Mr.
()1N was a member,
11 Cleggmbar, Trent
through with a very impressive °ere
arninatio5s wit honors.
e r nlony around the grave of their de -
e parted brother.
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week looking over the post office, anti
he stated that tenders would be called
for at once, and the work of enlarging
proceeded .
ceeded
with a
1 s1a rapidlyas
p possible.
The special committee of the o Coun-
ty Council oiler! on the Consumptive Sani-
tarium question met in Goderich with
Dr. Bruce Smith, and will prepare a
report for submission to the ()aunty
Oouncil at a special session to be call-
ed immediately.
While in the dressmaking rooms of
Miss Edwards on Wednesday after-
noon of last week, Miss Ethel Nairn
was seized with a fainting spell and
falling against a glass partition door
broke through it and was severely.
cut, the wounds requiting several
stitches by a doctor to close them up.
Contains no Caustic Acids.
It's healing and drawing -that's
why Putnam's Cern Extractor is bet-
ter than cheap acid substitutes. In-
sist on Putnam's only.
Wroxeter
MATOIIIONIaL.-On Juue 29th at 4
pp m„ at the home of David and Mrs,
Gallaway, in the township of Bowick,
a very pretty marriage was quietly
solemnized; when their daughter
Miss Jessie was united in the holy
bonds of matrimony to Henry Johann
of Belmore. Rev. 0. W. McKenzie,
B. A., of Wroxeter, conducted the
ceremony. At the hour appointed, to
the music of the Wedding Marchplay-
ed by Miss McGrath, of Gerrie, the
contracting parties took their places
under the beautifully decorated arch,
amid a brilliant display of roses,
daisies, sweet willianis and orange,
blossoms. The bride was given away
by her father, and looked winsome
in her trousseau of white silk with
sequin trimmings, with tulle veil and
boquet of carnations. Miss Lizzie
Gallaway, attired- in dainty white.
muslin trimmed with vallencienes
lace and insertion, carrying a boquet
of roses, -acted as bridesmaid, and
Fred Johann acted as best man. Some
of the guests were :-D. and Mrs.
Johann, Belmore; R. and Mrs. Mc-
Grath, Gorrie , J. and Mrs. Undor-
wood,'iElowick ; and Mrs. J. Rutledge,
Wroxeter LA. Aliikel al'., A Miller,
jr.,John Underwood, the hisses L.
and A.•Rutledge,Winghatn ;'W. flitch
and Miss 581. Patch, Drayton ; F. 13a1-
high, Miss L+', Ballagb, Otte, and Hugo
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