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W. H. LOVE"
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
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K. O. T. M.1 Orders promptly and care-
Brusedq 'Ton of the Maccabees. No, 21. fully attended to night or
t Phone 228.
dl Pl o e
held their regulon ok ugs in the d arj aY
Boom, Saeger Brook, ou the 1St and 9rd
Tuesday evenings of oxen wants. ETHg'L, ONT.
VisitorsaiWaye wel00m0,
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WM. SPENOE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
or' MARRIAGE LICENSES
Ince In the Poet Office, Ethel, 80.4
JOHN SUTHERLAND
INSORANOR,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
AUCTIONEERS.
lace Friday aflel•nool to Elma
entre cernetet'y, 2 Bella, 3 Boris-tu-
iaw and u, iopl ew beh>g the pall- AN
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bearer's, 7.'ho 11elW7#ved relatives have
the symining Of the entire 001111.
triunity ir, 11011 00'EIW.
Wants Other Women to Know
The Tremble of Old Ago
With the advance of years the
Vital functions of the body slow down.
In ConeequeIee the otguns of secretion
sufl'el', the action of the bowels are
'lessened and there is 00 lunge'. healthy
circulation. The blain is congested
, with blood, giddiness, trembling and
Business wards cold extreiuities are (women. No
DR. T. T. M, RAE
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto 1
Licentiate and Graduate of the ()allege of Pay.
Melons and Surgeons, Ont, Poot•graduate
Chicago Eye, Elm, Nose and Throat Hospital,
Uhdea o, Ill Ex•House Sorgeon to St. Mich.
eel's Hospital, Toronto,
OHloe over F. R. Smith's Drug Store, Tele-
phone oonneotion with Orauhrcok at ell hours,
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL ONT.
i?x a cion and Surgeon • Post Graduate co
rsea
London (Eng,', Now York
and Chicago Hos-
pitals. Special attention todioease of eye, oar,
Il .
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses.
nen, will sell for bettor prima, to
better mon, In lees time and lose charges DR. WARDLAW
than any ether Auotioueer in East Huron or gown graduate of the Ontario VOterinnrq.
8 alwan'tys charge raaged at thin
e and onion by College. Day and night calla. Office opposite
oaaalwayp lil arranged at rile ofeoe or by Flour Mill, Ethel.
•p exeonal application,
LEGAL ANO CONVEYANCING.
lM., SINCLAIR-
1 V a Barrister, Bolloitor, Oonveyenoer,
Notary Pubna, deo, Office -Stewart '° Block
I door North of Central Hotel,
Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank.
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RAR1L1S1'k1R8 SOLICI'rl>RS, NOTARIES
PUIBLIC, ETU.
W. Paou1>8002', 11. C. R 0. RAYS
J. L. ElnnonAS
Caisse-4'boee formerly ocoopted by Messrs
Cameron da Bolt,
GOnaaIOH, ONTARIO.
ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steamers
St. Lawrence Season
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL
T. T. S. 8, "Victorian" and "Virginian"
T. S. S. "Tunisian" and "Corsican"
Sailings every Friday
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
T. S, 8. "Grampian" and "Hosperinn"
T. 8. S. "Scandinavian" and •'Pretortan"
Sailings (very Saturday
T J HAVRE & LONDON
Service of moderate priced one Moss cabin
au steamers.
Sailings ovary Sunday
Null Information as to rates, etc., o1 „ppli ,o -
tion to
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan Line, Bruasele.
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Get the best It Pays !
Among the mono positions our dol-
.'ai lege hon recon try !sled were ttvo worth T
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an a arenow r ,
Ca( All eone s Is f 1000, Demand ta• our grad•
07 01x008 is IUIIY five 01,1400 our euPPIY.
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TORONTO, ONT. r;
fa 0 Baldness College of the highest ,cQ
grade. Several former students of r1
other Colleges ore now In abtendenoe
It pay. to gob o bn+moss dncation
you got It In tho right School.
Write for catalogue. Enter now. t,
Cor, Young and i W. J. ELLIOTT,
Alexander Sts. i Principal.
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which we rnnnot supply. 97,8 bast
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on Monday,Noveniber2ild:.
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Tenacious Form of Systematic Catarrh
Not an easy thing to Mit 0, and a
remedy that makes good deserves the
credit, Catit•rhozome ctu'ed Chas, II,
Webb, of Wo >dsboolt, N. 13.,' who
writes i "For a number of years I
was troubled with systematic: catarrh.
It was a very tenacious forn of the
disease and nothing helped, I used
Oatarrbozorle and get relief. To
build up my system I used Ferrozone..
Phis combination cant be beaten,
They cured ane." Your case may be
chronic ant Oatar'rhozor ie will l drive
out catarrh and keep it out, Two
• sizes, 25c and $1.00 at all dealers, 5014
010der guarantee of satisfaction,
MAUDLC 0. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Opphthal-
Loology, MoUormick Medical College, U1,loego,
IL, 110 prepared to test eyes and tit glasses et
her office overGrewar'a Restaurant, Brussels,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every.
week. °ince hours 10 to 1210• ,n. and4 to 0 p
m. In Toronto, at Ile Spadiva ave., remnh,d•
er of time. Phone 1210
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BRUSSELS
' GOINO SOUTH G0INO NORTH
hall 7:07 a mExpress 10:55 n m
'taproots 11 :26.8 ,n I Mail 1:50 p n,
Express 2:55 p m Express 8:02 p m
tisaMtDn/affA° %"'.$11 rzezI(er
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Tu Toronto To Goderioh
Express :42 a ,nI Express 11:98 a m
Express....... 2:57 pm Express 8:81 p m
WROXETER
Going Host - 7:05 n. m. and 8:55 p. in.
Going West - 12:40 and 0:47 p, nn.
All trains going East connect with 0.P. R. at
Orangeville. for Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations.
GEC. ALLAN, Local Agent.
Al , stri.ct 131.e.Wz
Hullett
OBITUARY. -There died at the home
of his son on Thursday, 10th inst.,
Joseph Gooier, aged 58 years and 11
months. Deceased was a son of the
late John Govie.r and was born 010 the
12th Con. of Hullett and spent his
entire life as a resident of that town-
ship. He was married about thirty
years ago to Miss Janet Johnstone
and to this 1,01011 WOOS born a family
of three, namely, John,' of 13th of
Hallett, Mrs. Longman and Miss
Grace, of British Columbia. His
first wife having died 'about 20 years
ago, two years hater he was married
to Miss Thuell, of Morris, who with
to family of two survive. Interment
took place at Ball's cemetery on Sat-
urday. To the family is extended
the sympathy of their many old
neighbors and friends.
Winkham
Mr. Breden lost a valuable cow
when it was 5111.101c by the O. P. R.
express while cot on 1110 tracks.
Provincial ruvincial Unnatnble Gro. Phippen
crus a clue to the recent) robbery in
dough's store and an arrest is expect-
ed shortly.
Three hundred teachers from all
parts of the district were here to at-
tend the annual meeting of the Tetach-
0t's' Association, which was held
in the Town halt A numbee of fine
papers wale an the program.
The Council held It special meeting
hast Thursday night to consider the
fire test, which was nlatl0 before the
inspector. Those p1048140011 0(11 the meet-
ing were Mayne Spotlon, Reeve Mc-
Donald and (lonncillors McKibbin,
o Mitchell, Elliott and
toS one Bone, ' Rohe E
Vt t
J. F. Groves, clerk, also Chief of
Police Allen
J. W. Copeland of Drayton, Ohio,
.purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for his boy who had it
o old, and before the bottle was all
used the boy's cold vas gone. Is that
not'better than to pay a five dollar
d ,Griot's bill 2 Per stale by all dealers,
Jamestown
.DEATH OF Allis, J. M0UUToHEON,-
T1#ere died in Listowel on Oct. 9th,
Dinah H. Catkin, relict • of the late
James M0Outcheon, aged 72 ye0u'e,
10 mouths and 29 days. The deceas-
ed had been in poor health during
the past two months and death was
not .ntirely unexpected. The late
Mrs. 1i0Untrheoo was born in :To -
onto where she lived for a short
time. With her parents she moveded
to 5t Marys where later she was
married to Jas. llcOntoheou After
leaving S1 Marys lMlr. and Mrs Mc
Ottcheon moved to prey •township,
taking lip ftarnm111g On the 1st Coit,
where they remained fol' 130 years.
After leaven Goey they farmed in
Blinn leaving
they n 0-
th'on, tvhei'ettver
l,hna ml 13 c
du010d,a successful tosrif, for 18 years.
Iu 1007 Mr. MoOnteherm died, shortly
arise which Mrd, MoOolcheoil and
daughter, Miss J. 10l4Uut0100on, re-
nieved to Listowel, where they have
been living during the beset font
years. A. family of 7 children were
bore to,Mr. and 1811s. 11c0ulcheoto,
namely': Mrs, J. E. White, Grey;
Mrs. J. Corbett, St. Marys ; Mrs. W.
Johnston, Elton ; Mrs. Wm. Hanlil-
00,1, St. Marys ; J. McCattchenu,
Wallace Wm. Mc0utcheou, lllhn10
and Miss J. Mc0utcliecn who has
been living with net, mother in Listo-
wel, The deceased lady enjoyed a
large circle of flieods by whom she
was highly respected and her kind,
'generous natal% endeared her to all.
she was a life long mo01411004 of the
ptlepbyterian church, Funeral took
assistance is so potent as Dr. llaulil-
ton's Pills. By lhoh' dh'ect action on
the stomach, liver and kidneys they
cause an immediate change. Milts,
free from gripe, eteengtheuing and
cleansing the whole system, no
medicine is so valuable in old age as
Do. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake &
Buttel•10ot, Try these Pills, 25e per
box at all dealers.
Atwood
11tH. Wesley Boyd and llis9 'Mina
(71001110100 Well; in St. 181104ys as delegat-
es to t.11e hpwortto League Convention.
Miss B. atUuep, schial,teacherot
No. 7, Elton, is very ill with ner•v1ns
prostration at, her home near Gotham
Mies Elliott, of 13t11ssels, is supplying
for lite.
Thankeglviog service vire will be held in
the Preehyleeitul church on 'Inuday
00b. 28t11 nal 10.30 00, 111. Rev. Ml. Cou-
tlet will preach and the other minis-
ters will assist irl the service.
Fordwich
Mrs. P. E. Doig, who had a severe
attack of asthma, is recovering.
Hiss Blyth Wilson has returned
from Milwaiikee where she had been
v18111otg.
Chas. Mattis and Andrew Doig left
Monday afternoon of last week for
Monsej,aw and Milestone respectively.
Mrs. R. J. Gibson and two children
who spent the Summer with her hus-
band at Maud, Sask„ returned to
Lown last week,
Wm. Rainey, of the 101)1 con., was
picking apples engaged ed ill ickin a Iles fl'nill a tree
g
at ' hishome, when hi some way he ac-
cidentally fell to the ground, Breaking
the small bone in his leg and .dislocat-
ing it Lhe ankle. Dislocated bone
pt'otuded through the skin to snch an
extent that It stuck into the ground'
making the injury a most painful and
serious one.
Here is a wnrh10f1 who speaks front
personal knowledge and long ex-
perience, viz., Mrs. P. H. Brogan, of
Wilson, Pa., who says, "I know from
experience bloat, Chamberlain's Cough
Retnecly is fax superior to any other.
For tu'orp there is'nnlhing that excels
it." For stale by all dealers.
Seaforth
S. N. Snottily has bought the Killor-
an properly ou John street,
Geo. Tuenhull has purehaeed 1300
bar rels of apples from Robt. Swan.
John Al. Wilson has returned home
from a two Mouths' trip to the West.
Oerao' Neil has purchased a fine new
"Reo" auto. This 'nukes 20 ears in
town.
Thos. Stephens, sr., of the Queens
hotel, is having a visit in Windsor and
Detroit.
The Hot timllfural Society have just
distributed tt fine collection of bulbs
for indoor planting.
The monster pumpkin shown in C.
S. Andr'ew's window was grown by
A.lex. Davidson and weighs 00 lbs.
Thanksgiving services will be con-
ducted in the Methodist church, Sun-
dae Oct: 27 by Rev. D. N. MoOttmup,
of Colborne St, church, Loudon.
The Sarrtuneu1 of the Lotd'e Slipper
Will be dispensed n theFirst P c s
4oyteriaoo ohiio'cll n Sunday, October
27tH. Ali niversrary services will be
held on Nov. 241.11, when Plof. Gandiet.'
of Knox College, Toronto, will be
present.
Sick headache is caused by a dis-
ordered stomach. Tttke Chant ber-
lmhl's '1'ablrts and correct that -and
the headaches will disappear. For
stale by all dealers.
Listowel
\\'illie Hicks, who was open Bled on
for appendicitis at the Stratford
hospital sileLimeugo, has I"tlul
ed
horse.
Hacking l a'iuhe iu c
3. A. ]Tt f l mg is ! t g I i 1
Iipnired and Ent in 10 sh141 I'm the
Wi ter tuonths, Ile put poses malt-
ing eXtet181mi' 1',' p11041.
A11111 Sf 1,811'y I Views of the 1lep1ist
church have boon fixed for Sunday,
November 10t11, when liev. 3. W.
Salton, Hain on will take charge of
the St voices.
The uhrlitersary services of Listo-
wel Presbyterian elitu'ch will be held
Sunday, October 27. Rev. S. Harper
Gray, 11. A., pastor of Old S1(.
Andr'ew's ehtu'ch, Toronto, will be in.
charge.
B. 13. Soai•vis has mold ills residence
on InkerOnan street to Hiatt. Spence.
Mi. 4vis I u
poses 1
aviur
an ex-
tensive scale of his goods laud he and
Mrs. fiaevis will spend the 'Winter
with their son and daughl0r ]u 11an-
nvet,
Rev. and Mrs. J Gee h left last
week for 4,cIrkst m where they will
attend the annual Conference of the
United Brethren Congregational
oe c I
church.. Rev. Mr. Geach tr.l s to
be htmie to hike his services oil- Sun-
day Nov. 3rd.
Neil HaY left fo'oTorooin %t•here he
purposes attending the Toronto
School of Lauguta1r ee, and will 4.180
take apositiol with the Jlmats 144]ee
trice' Company, thus receiving a
practical training in elects roily, which
will greatly help hila in 1118 cleatrical
enggweeritar studies,
A. 00,aflutter, who for to number of
years
past
been
de departmental store,
,
has been appointed 'manager of 1110
pgrocery department in the large de-
artmental afore of Browns Limited.
at Portage la Prairie, and left for the
West on Monday.
George A. Weatl-null, :Listowel, and
Miss Evelyn Cook, daughter of B, S.
and 18tls 00011, Fordwich, Welt
quietly wattled in Fordwich on Wed.
liesdtty evening 10th inst. Rev, .7,
And08Ws, pastor of Lire lj'ol'4W1(tl
FOR YEARS
LEAD ON, EMMANUEL
bead on, 0 Prince Emmanuel!
ll'o1' gleaming bright above,
We
see Thy royal banner,
The banner of P11y love.
Ile radiant folds the follow,
As they of old, the star,
O'er river, vale and mountain,
'Po tnansions built afar,
'-low She was Finally cloRu,-
Restored to Health.
Hammond, Ont. - " I am passing
through the Change of Life and for two
years had hot (lushes very bad, head-
aches, soreness in the back of head, was
constipated, and had weak, nervous feel-
ings. The doctor who attended me for
a number of years did not help me, but
I have been entirely relieved of the
above symptoms by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetablo Compound, Blood Purifier and
Liver Pills and
give youpermission ermission to
)ublish my testimonial." - Mrs. Louis
Fir., CiEALCACD ,'L II m
a mo d
nd Ont. Cana a.
New "' Canada. - Brunswick
n
highly h recommend
$ Y
Lydia E. Pinkham's
VegetableCompound
to any suffering wo-
man. I have taken
it for female we:lk-
l;IN1/ 7 rr nese and painful
menstruation and it
cured me. " - Mrs.
DEVERE BARBOUR,
Harvey Bank, New
Brunswick, Canada.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound, made from native roots and herbs,
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs,
and to -day holds the record of being the
most successful remedy for female ills
we know of, and thousands of voluntary
testimonials on file in the Pinkham lab-
oratory at Lynn, Mass., seem to prove
this fact. Every suffering woman owes
it to herself to give Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound a trial
I1'r ou want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi-
dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
Methodist church officiated. Mr. and
Ml's. Wrathall will take up their
residence in Listowel, where- Mr.
Wrathall is conducting a successful
jewelry business.
Goderieh
Mrs. Lucas, con. Cambria road and
Wolfe street, purposes joining her
husband at Victoria, B. 0., shortly.
The members of the Young
Women's Circle of the Horne Mission
Auxillitoy of Knox church are pre-
paring to give an afternoon tea on
Tuesday, Nov. 5th.
The senior championship over the
Collegiate sports goes to Duncan
Matheson, the junior champion is J.
E. Kelly, while bliss Mary Toni wins
the girls' championship.
The attendance at the Collegiate
has reached 387, with 65 in Form 1 and
42 in Form 11. This large attendance
in the lower school is what necessita-
ted the engaging of a seventh teacher.
Among the Goderich boys who are
steadily going to the front is Hayden
-H. Williams, son of R. S. Williams,
formerly manager of lite Bank of
Commerce. The Toronto napers
record the appointment of Mr.
Williams the younger to the manager-
ship of the Dominion Bond. Co., of
Toronto.
An invitation has been extended to
Iron. W, Il, Hearst-, Minister of
Lands and lvlines in the Ontario
Government to give an address at 00
Board of Peale luncheon in Goderich
at some early date. The Minister
has accepted the invitation and the
council of the Board of Trade is malt-
ing further arrangements for the
'Went.
Miss Georgina Stiven, of Guelph,
left last week for Edmonton where
she -has. been appointed Domestic
science teacher in the Department of
Agriculture. She will also lecture to
Women's Institutes on domestic
TAKE
EVERYTHI-NG
FOR KODAKERY
AT OUR STORE
J. R. WENDT
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JEWELLER and 'JINGRAV ER
Wroxeter
ie.
Lead on, binu0anuelI Lead 00 him -
;motel I
Thy banner beckons on afar
To where 'Thy glories shine.
Lead oil, 0 Prluce Emmanuel 1
Andmay, we humbly tread
lo Thine own blessed foot prints,
However we tune led,
In lowly steps of duty
Of self forgetting love,
Rising from Bethlehem's manger,
To higher planes above.
Lead on, 0 Prince Elnmamlol 1
From Bethlehem forth shall
go
The ruler i
Ierof His people,
t
1 P
1
Who sl#all all grace n slaw.
Go, conquering and to col quer,
Till all the world shall sing
The praise of our Redeemer,
And everlasting King.
science first taking up her work on
the C. P. R. farming train through
the West. Miss Stiven is a former
Gode,ich girl a daughter of George
Stiven at one time connected with
the Bank of Commerce here.
George Porter, who has for some
months been undergoing special
treatment in the Dansville Sanitarium
was brought home Saturday evening,
12th inst., not as much improved 110
health as his many friends would
wish. In Mlle long and very trying
illness Mr. Porter has the sincere
sympathy of all our citizens, and the
fervent wish that he may yet be re-
stored to goodhealth and activity.
A distressing accident happened on
the 901 inst., in the home of A. and
Nit's, Ii.onfalve, Britannia Road. A
pail of hot water which WAS being
used in hon evo k stood on the floor
and one of the children a little 'girl
of two and a half years, fell into it,
sustaining severe scalding. Medical
aid was quickly at hand, and the
little one Would probably have re-
covered, but pneumonia developed
and it died on Friday.
You May Be Sick To -Night
Without a ulome0t's warning pain
springs upon us. At the outset 1t is
instantly cured by Nerviliue. Sur-
prising what fifteen drops of this
marvelous medicine will do. It's ex-
ternal action is no less certain than
wonderful effect when taken in-
ternally. Of course Nerviline is powet-
ful or it couldn't be penetrating. But
not irritating or caustic. 'There are
other pain remedies, but when you
use Nerviliue you see the difference.
That difference is this, -others re-
lieve,. but Nerviliue does cure sprains,
st.raius, swellings, earache, toothache,
neuralgia, lumbago, in fact all muscu-
lar pains. Large bottles 25o at all
dealers,
Blyth
The first of the , Monthly Horse
Fairs to be held at Blyth this year,
will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 5th.
Anniversary services in connection
with St. Andrew's Church will be
held on Sunday, November 10th.
Rev. Mr. Abraham, of Guelph, will
coed net the services. -'
Mrs. Whitfield Sellers, of Toronto,
captured first prize at the Canadian
National Exhibition for a hand em-
broidered Lingerie re
g e D ss gaining a
perfect score in neatness and design
and exeeutinn of work.
The flax mill is now almost ready
for operation. The flax is all stored
and some of the leen who have been
engaged in the pulling operations twill
be available for the work. The fami-
lies of Messrs. Hilderburn and Favis
have moved here from Zurich and
those gentlemen will work in the mill.
The inspector for the Uncteiwriters'
Association paid an official visit to
Blyth recently and tested the new
fire protection. The bell was rung,
and the firemen responded, but it
seemed a long time before water was
pumped through the pipes and even
then it was a poor stream and some
of the joints in the pipes leaked. The
new o ys ro that has been stn insWtlled
at such a great expense did not show
up 10s well its w0a8 expected, Lt con-
sequence there will be no chance of
i4 lowering of the insurance rate at
present.
When yon have bad cold you
avant the 'nest medicine obtainable so.
as to tune it with las little delay as
possible. Here is a doitggist's opini-
on "I have sold Ohamberlaiu's
Ourgh Remedy for fifteen years,"
says Enos Lollote of Saratoga, Ind.,
"and enus]der it the best on Lhe
market." lone eal1 by all dealers.
A STti:ATFCRD PIo1EER,-Cue of the
pioneers of this county passed send serve
P Y
at 6 o'clock on PO 0110y in the person
nfthe former editor of the Kolonist, 7,
Henry Schmidt, at his residence at
88 Nelson street, St,' afford, after a
lingering us8 which eng illn it
h necessitated
lois confit coed to his l'
t bed for four
weeks Deceased woos born in 1885 in
the town of Ltngelbaeh, Germany and
Caine to this country with his father,
the late Rev. CVM, Schmidt, of Berlin,
Out,, in Lhe' tan' 1830„settling in New
Hamburg, N stenion County.
1854 dereasetl left his old ]toe and
mover' 10 Delhi, Indiana, and during
the Presidential campaign of 1856 be
WAS A reporter 011 a Oiucinnali paper.
Ile also reported the celebrated Lim
coin vs. Do,lglas debates about the
same time. Shortly after this he al.'
tended the Medical College to Chichi -
nate for two years, but had to give
tip his stnclies op aeeount of poor
health. He returned to Canada in
1850 and 11.85 peinclpal of New Ilam -
Mug and Waterloo pnblic schools in
18110, when bo formed a partnership
with Tilos. Hilliard and bought the
Waterloo Chro icle, which they ppb-
llslted until
1871,w Mr. Schmidt
1n
retired. and With 70h 'W, H Scherer
bought the Canadian I olooist, of
Stratford, This par tnership;l lasted
for (Ivo years, 8v)1elt Mr. Scherer 1'e•
tired and illi. ,Schmidt continued
publishing
Ziontl)hMsold the subscription litit
the (Jauadlafl Volksblatt of Berlin.
Since thenconducteda
11 'C print -
in
' l he job p i
ingg business on Erie street. In
ppolitice Mr. Schmidt was to Liberal,
having contested the election of 1886
for, the Provincial Legislature but
being defeated by Geo. Hese by a
small majority. He attended the
O,'utral Methodist church until 1800,
when ho joined the church of th0
Evangelical Association, Deceased
always took en active interest 10 the
I municipal affairs of the city and was
a member of the Stratford Collegiate
Institute .Board for many years, tilling
the position of chairman for some
time. ,Ile was at all times one of
StrtlM r'N most #eencored citizens.
0014.
Mr,'80l0midt married ]Miss Charlotte
Metz in 1880, who predeceased hint
seven years ago. Ile leaves to'mom%
leis loss two sons and three daughters,
namely : Dr, George A.,, of Cobalt;
Walter O., of Vancouver ; Bertha 10,
of Stratford ; Clara R., (Mrs. G. .t8
Durst), of Chesley, and Emma 1',
(Mrs, 1V. B. l'Ieult), of Ottawa.
There: are also seventeen grand-
childreu who Survive hits,
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