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W. C. T. U. Awa Convention HeId at BIyth
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met in the Methodist Church, Blyth,
Wednesday and Thursday, July loth
9 and 11th. The convention, church
trance
appearance,
ed'charmingp
reset t tp
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draped- with bunting and the flags of
our allied nations, and decorated with
bright hued flowers; aed'the beautiful
white satin Provincial Medal 'Contest
Banner won by Huron County for hav-
ing held the largest number of con-,
tests last year, and the White Rib-
boners, who took possession, re -
prided these evidences 'of loving 'wel-
come, as an augury of good. things
to educe,.
Devotional exercises were connneit.,
edby the County President, Mrs. H.
Hooper, of Exeter. "All Round the
World, the Ribbon White is Twined,"
was sung with earnest enthusiasm,.
Miss Pearl Gidley, organist of. the
church, presiding at the piano, The
23rd Psalm was read and commented
on by "Mrs, Hooper, and Miss Alain,
of Goderich, led in earnest prayer,
Minutes of the last County con-
vention, were read by the efficient re-
cording secretary, ,Miss R, S. ABM, of
Goderich, . and on motion were- adopt-
ed.
This was followed by the roll call
of officers and superintendents. Ail
e>• gememeaet
In the latest issue of Kelly's Lon-
don directory, which contains no less
than 3526 pages the following new
manufactures are listed. Makers of
Acriflavine, Adalin, Aircraft dope,
Diarsenol, Emetine, Flavine, Guala-
<tol compounds, Phenblpthalein, Sul-
afhoca.rboletes, Valerianates.
Market
ports
CLINTON MARKETS
flogs ..
Butter
Eggs
Wheat$2:40
Oats G5c to 70
Peas
Barley
.,,,.. $17.50
38c-400
41-•42
$2.50
$1.25
Buckwheat $1.25
Hay $8.00
Bran •
Shorts $43.00-$50.00
$•10--•$42
the officers were present except Mrs. Di the Southern States, and the
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5:rP, 0t Exeter, whose absence 'waS responding secretary was requ a t -
to retfullY
noted.' ed to write hera letterof sympathy
Mit 'A, 1,•Caoper, County nor-nfrom her sisters of the convention,
responding secretary read the annual) The report on Law Enforcement
record and gave a splendid clear-cut was given by• Mr, A. T. -Cooper, of
statement of facts and figures of the Cliutop, and showed excellent work.
past• years' work, and reported an du e•by this daparuli t
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increase in tnetrlbershlp. that was A well rendered quartette by Nies-.
most encouraging to the assembled dames Floody, Brown, McElroy and
delegates and visitors, • King, entitled "1 would not live with -
The treasurer's report which was out Flim if I could," was appreciated
an excellent one, showed mucic care, by all. present,
ful handling. of the funds' of the Medal 'Contest Report was given
organization (In the absence df Mrs. by Miss Sara Bentley, of Blyth, Spteu-
Sharp), was read by Mrs, Hastings, of did work Inas. been done in 1-luron
Exeter, :red on motionwas adopted County by this department, Medal
Then followed the reports Of the Contests held -6 silver, 2 gold and 1
Ctounty superintendents: grand' gold' contest, Fifty-four young
Evangelistic Report, Mrs, Kestle, of people have been trained to speak.
Exeter, read by Mrs. Baird, Was well. and sing on the public platform, and •
received and adopted, each year the interest increases, Re -
Flower Mission Report, by Mrs. port adopted with the appreciation of
Davidson, of •Goderich,. was a tabulat- the. convention.
ed account of: fruit, flowers and del- Report of Prison Reform was pre-
icacies to the sick and those in need sented by Mrs. Frank Elliott, of God-,
of cheer, Mrs, . Davidson has been erich. Thirty-two had been inmates
superintendent of this very valuable in. the county goal this year, as cons-
department of the work for' many pared with fifty-one last year and very
years, and many have blessed herlov- few were in for dnunkeness, speaking
ing and faithful ministry. well for the, Prohibition Act,
Press Work Report was given by
Miss R. S, Allin, of Goderich, showi»g
the value and importance of this de-
partment, for nearly everyone reads
our local papers.
"Work Among Soh:tiers" was, the
next report by Mrs. Beattie, pf'Exeter,
This was a detailed, account of the,
splendid work done through the year
different U
One walks in sunlight, another goes
lines, ieAn amnianofions
tlleomqueyraisc.
All wearily in the shade, ed through the silver thimble acid.
One trees a path, that's fair, smooth, trinket fund, the grant given,. to the,
Another must pray for aid; Women's Christian Temperance Union
It costs so little, 1 wonder why by the County :Council, etc., was one
We give it so little thought; of the best reports given. This report
A smile -kind words -a -glance -a touch, was followed by the Missionary .Re -
What magic with thele is wrought port of Miss Bessie Porter, of Clinton;
For its better to send a cheap boquet Sailors Work Report by Mrs, Alex.
To a living friend this very day, McLean, Goderich ; Anti Narcotics by
Than a bushel'of roses white and red, Mrs, Geo, Levis, of Clinton; Scientific
To, spread on his casket when he Temperance by Mrs. Myles Young, of
is dead. Blyth; Medical Temperance by Mrs,
Fowell, of Exeter; all showing good
Moral Education and Mothers' workdone and active interest in each
Meetings, by Mrs. McGuire, of Brus- department.
sels, was read by Mrs, Clark. Much kindly worded address of wel-
sympathy was expressed for Mrs. Mc-
Guire in the great loss she had recent-
ly sustained in the death of her son,
who was training for military service
How little it costs, if we give it a thot
-To make happy some heart each day,
Just one kind word or a. tender smile,
As we go on our daily way.
Perchance a look will suffice to clear
Thecloud from a neighbor's face,
And thepress of a hand in sympathy
A sorrowful tear efface,
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Nervous Mothers.
Should Profit by the Experience
of These Two Women
Buffalo, N. Y. -"I am the mother of four children, and for
nearly three years I suffered from a female trouble vdtb ,pains.
in my back and side, and a general Weakness. I had Pro-
fessional attendance
ro=fessional'attendance most of that time lint did not seem to'
.. get well As a last resort X degide 1 to try Lydia B.
,I ,\ 0', Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which I hsd seen
advertised in the. newspapers, and in two weeks noticed
a marked improvement. I continued itsuse and am
now free from pain and able to do all my house-
' work."- Mrs. B. B. Zasurssy 203 Weiss Street,
li Buffalo, N.Y.
Portland, Ind."I had. a displacement and suffered
so baldly from it at tunes I could not; be, on nay•feet
,• at all. I was all run down and, so steak,' eouid,not
do nay housework, or was nervous • and could not lie
down at night. I took treatments from a'physician
but they did not help me. `bfy Aunt recommended
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable C6mpound. I tried
it and now, I'am strong. and well again and do,
my.• own work" and I gibe Lydia E"Pmkham?s
pp„ y 1 Oompound t�li s; creditd'- DM¢YYs. J o s s r a: i.w B,
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We cordially invite you to our Garage where We ale, specially„
eoiuipp&d to extend prompt and�efftcaent.,Ser,ytce,
A• ful>r:line of accessories and repairs carried;
Overhauling and Painting our Specialty;,.
Phone 80. AUTOMOBII:E, LJVl=R? ' Hopse,. Phone 140 •
Bicycle aasd 1lppairing 13acycle• and, general repairing done by.
competent wor'kteil. Quidk''ser'vice always.:,
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PAXMAN
come was given by.Mrs. Robt. Wight -
man, of Blyth, to the officers, dele-
gates and visitors of the convention,
which was replied to by Mrs. A.
T. Cooper, of Clinton.
Mr G M, Elliott, of Goderich, was
to Mrs. Sharp, of Exeter? the retiring'I
Treasurer of the organization, who
has held the office for the past seven
years, having given valuable' assist-
ance by her faithful service,' Hunch.
sympathy was expressed for , her in
her recent bereavement by the death
of her husband, Rev. F, S, Sharp
and
regret tor her intended renovai from
this County. A very re
rtY vote
of thanks and appreciation was given
the County Superintendent of Medal
contests, Miss Sara Bentley, of Blyth,
forthe valuable service she has given
the Woman's Christian Union the past
year, in Planning and conducting the
work of the Department.
The election of officers and super-
intendents took place and resulted as
follows:-tlonorarY Presidents; -Mrs,
Davidson, Goderich; Mrs, Hooper, Ex-
eter,
President Mrs,' Beavers, Exeter
Vice -Pres, Mrs, Robt, Dark, .Brussels
Cor, Sec, Mrs. A,'•T, Copper, Clinton
Rec: Sec, Miss R. S. Allan, Goderich'
Trews. Miss Sara Bentley, Blyth
Superintendents
Evangelistic, Mrs. Kestle, Exeter
$ystensatic Giving Mrs, Bender, Blyth
Flower Mission, Mrs, Davidson,
Goderich
Moral Education and Mother Meetings
Mrs, McGuire, Brussels
Law Enforcement, Mr. A. 1', Cooper
Clinton
Franchise, Miss Leatherdale
Brussels
Prison Reform, Mrs. Frank Elliott
Goderich
Anti Narcotics Mrs. G, Lanes'
Clinton
Medal Contests Miss S. Bentley
Blyth
Scientific 'Temperance Mrs, Myles
Young, Blyth
Railroad Employee, Mrs, J. Kermer
introduced to the convention and
gave an interesting account of the
work of the Children's Aid Society
in. Huron 'County, The knowledge
that a children's shelter had been
recently purchased in the . County
town of Goderich by our County.
council, gave pleasure and satisfac-
tion' to tate assembled delegates. •
On Wednesday . night the annual
Gold Medal Coniests, and in addition
to' these a Grand Gold Medal Con-
test, was held, when the large auditor-
ium of the Methodist Church was filled
withan interested and appreciative
audience, to hear the well trained and
talented -elocutionists and singers com-
pete in friendly rivalry for a Gold
Medal for elocution, a Gold Medal
for singing and a Grand Gold Medal
for elocution. Contestants were pre-
sent from Goderich, Brussels,
els, Clinton,
Wnh m and Blyth, and. a splendid
program was enjoyed by all present.
The contestants were assisted by
vocal and instrumental selections from
some of Blyth's best local talent. An
instrumental duet by' Mrs, Brown and
well d
Wingham
Medical Temperance Mrs. A. Taylor
Blyth
Sailor's Work Mrs, Alex. Dingman
Goderich•
Red Cross Work Mrs. (Rev, Ding-
man, Wingham
Missionary, Miss Bessie Porter
Clinton
Regret was expressed that Mrs, H.
Hooper, one of the veteran Temper-
ance workers of Huron County had
removed to London. By the unani-
mous vote of the convention 'she was
an Honorary President of the County
organisation. She is still a valued
member of Exeter Union and will al-
ways be interested in the Teutper-
a-ioe work of- the county. She
with tine' President, Mrs, Beavers, of
Exeter"- were. appointed delegates to
the Provincial convention to be held
in'Guelph this year. The convention
was brought to. a close by a few words
from the retiring President Mrs. Hoo-
per, with prayer by Mrs . (Rev.)
Baird, -of Exeter. •
SUMMER HEAT
HARD` DR BABY
No season of .the year is so danger-
ous to the life of little ones as is the
summer. The excessive heat throws
the little stomach out of order so
quickly that unless prompt aid is at
hand, the baby may be beyond all
human help before the mother realizes
he is 111.; Sumner is the season
when diarrhoea, cholera infantum,
dysentry and colic are most preval-
ent. Any of these troubles may proye
deadly if not promptly treated, Dur-
ing the summer the mothers' best
friend is Baby's Own Tablets. Th6y
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Mrs, e, and , received .awe eserve regulate the bowels, sweeten the
encore, and. the ladies quartette from stomach and keep baby healthy. The
the Methodist church, and a edcpat- Tablets are sold by medicine dealers
aand selection by Miss Mildred Brown or by: snail at'25'cents a box from The
d.enjoyed,
Aubrey Baintou, were es- Dr. Williams' Medicine' Co., Brock-
pecially eA. Pop ville,Ont,'
Mr. S. A. Poplestone was the chair-
man of the evening, filling the position
with credit to himself and with pleas- * * w` * * * * 0 * *
ure to the audience. * *
The Gold Medal for elocution was **
won by Miss Melda McElroy, of Blyth, * H. W. C. A. and. Red Cross *
the title of her selection was "A' Soak s. * * * * *
in Rum Barrels." The Gold Medal
*
for singing was awarded to Miss Lillian.
Jackson, the title of her selection was The following is a complete account
"Somebody's Boy"; and the Grand of French Red Cross donations:--
Gold
onations:-Gold Medal was won by Master James Clinton Girls' Auxiliary ....$225,80
Allen, of Wingham, whose selection, Clinton W. P. S. 225.80
"Made Whole" was one of the finest Bayfield 50.00
masterpieces of eloquence ever listen- Varna • 25.00
to in Huron 'County. Y, L. of S. E. of G. T. 25.00
All the contestants did excellent Turner's 'Church Society 21.00
work, reflecting great credit on those London Road Society . , . , 15.00
ed to in Huron. County,Unity Club 40,00
whotrained them, and showing great
and judges would liked to have had a
medal for each one but they had to go
by the points made and give their de-
cision accordingly.
While the judges were out snaking
their decisions, Mr, A. T, Cooper,
Secretary of Huron County Temper-
ance Alliance, gave a brief address on
the work in the county, '
During the evening the presentation
talent and ability, and the committtee
Mrs. Beavers, of Exeter. These pins
are being presented this year by the,
Provincial,Organization to those who
secure ten: new ineinl�jfers. T'lis -cap:
able aud,,energetic'li y has the honor
of whining, thirteen new members this
year for Exeter Union. The .present-
ation was :n1de by the Comity, Presi-
dent, Mrs, H, Hopper, who stated; that
'more than, fifty pins had, been won in
the Province
.. The Gold Medals., were, peresented
by Mrs. G. M Elliott,, pt Goderich ,and
Mrs, R. A.• King of, .Blyth, and the
Grand Gold Medal by the County Sup-
erintendent, Miss. 'Sara Bentley, of„
Blyth.
A very hearty vote of, thanks Was.
moved by Mrs Frank Elliott, pf God;
erieh,'to the judges„ the,contest*nts,
,and chairman of theevening, ther,truq-
tees of.' the Methodist Chunehi: for, the,
use:.of their beautiful edilice and all
those who contributed in titaking the
entertainment such a pleasant and
sucegssfiul..ode.. ' The motion ;was se-.
'`coitded and carried unanimously, and
the progr'ani was b.rougbt to: a close:
by singing "God. Save Ouc, Kiifg," . aind
God Save: Our Splendid t Meng
There, was a small adimssion charge
and proceeds anioinited 16;$51.
7`hurattay, . Moaning
Devotional• exercises were conducted,
by Mrs. Robs. Dark of Brussels, Counr
ty Vice President; after widely ,a
mem-
orial. service was held for those meth-.
bers, of the Women's Christian Tents
perance Union who have exchanged
time for their Eternal Reward, and
have answered to the call above,
Three of the White Ribbon Band have
laid down their work in Huron dur-
ing the year, "Here theybare
the
cross There they wear the croWn,"
A motion Was carried unanimously
requesting' the corresponding Secre- Manse, has retuk'tt¢tt to the ,city,
tary to Write a letter of appreciation
tiolmesville
Summerhill
Bethany
Stanley Maple Leaf
40.00
10,00
5,00
5.00
Total $627,60
Supplies received for shipment to
London were:-
Vartia:-18 pairs socks; 7 pyjamas;
4 feather pillows; 2 pkgs. old cotton.
Bayfr'eid:-22' pairs socks; and two
suits pyjamas;
Unify' Club: -12 pairs socks; 2 day
shirts,
Stanley Maple .,Leaf 8 day shirts.
Bethany Society: -9 pairs of sock$,
Turner's Church Society; 27 pr.
socks,
London Road 'Society: -55 pairs of
socks,
Clinton W. P. S.;--60, pairs of, sock
1, day shirt;11 pyjamas; 8 sheets;
119
Hospital towels; 5/ personal .property
bags; 182 handkerchiefs, 2 wash cloths
2 pkgs. old cotton.
For Own Boyd
Verna: -14 pair of socks and 7
day shirts.
Y. L. of S. E. of G T., --8S pairs of
,socks and.,$22,0.0 worth 'of eatables.
A number of the Societies have a1+
'toady decided to take up some. work..
',toady
Belgian and French. people each
pnpn.th;
Bayfield Patriotic Society and: a
:Of;, E, of G, T have each aeon ed
Blgian, child givrng. $3.70" a 10i111 for
Beth n
G ;months, Clinton'.S W. P, ., , Noy
and:Varna will male garments,'
04410,4V0,4 ew q... - .0!14;4 4.
Town; ar ,de; Country
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BRUPEFIELD.
Misses Hazel ,and Muriel Eleoat
,have returned, frons s the. St. Lawrence
Saguenay trip, .
The pupils who tried' tls8 Entrance
exelus. from Miss Eltiott's school; hear
our village' Were ail Successful,
• Misses' Norma Jeffrey of Seaforth
Clinton ar
the
Higgins 1 of CIi t e
Enini t
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and 1
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guests of Mrs, pan, Ross,
Miss Br uckan,' Of Toronto, who was
the guest of 'Mrs, McIntosh a( the
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`1"1Ialrsday, July 25th, 19113
Sp��.ial
Order Clothing
samples for ORDERED
e set of ERE
Our new
CLOTHING for , Spring is now here and in
spite of war conditions is one of the finest sel-
ections of High Grade Woollens we have ever
shown.
Our Styles are the latest and our prices are
very moderate.
Come in . and look them over and get one
of our new style Books.
We 'are also showing some new Natty
Styles in Men's, and Women's Boots, Men's
Hats,. Ties and Shirts.
See our Table of Men's Boots at $3.50 a pair. •
PI.t ,steel -s.
S11111111Trouts Phone 25. Iliore Business
THE STORE TIIAT SELLS FOR LESS
Rev. Mr, McConnell, of Hensel',
will preach in our village next Sunday.
The service will be held in the after-
noon. Rev. Me. McIntosh has gone
bit his Vacation,'
The S, S. picnic , to Bayfield pts
Tuesday.; was a very successful one.
Many of the parents event to the pic-
nic along with the children.
Mrs, Alex. Mustard is visiting her
mother Mrs, McLaren of Tiverton, who
is very ]11. She is over 90 'and is
slowly passing away.
Miss G. Grainger is spending her
vacation at the hone of Mrs. H. Mc-
Dougal, of Tiverton,
Miss Margaret McKenzie, of Lon-
don, is visiting her parents, Mr, and
Mrs, Alex. McKenzie of our village.
John Walker has returned from visit
Ing his. daughter, Mrs. McDougal, of
Tiverton,
John Murdock, Stanley, has bought
a Ford automobile.
• VARNA.
The young Girls' Knitting Club had
a great success with their garden party
on Tuesday 'evening of this week. The
excellent music by the Silver Band
and Pipers of Clinton, was much ap-
preciated by everyone, The proceeds
of the evening was $225. Hurrah; for
the young ladies. The Society wish
to thank all those who'assisted in mak-
ing the evening a success.
HOUSE FOR SALE
A good two-story, eight roomed,
frame house. on Townsend Street;
heated by furnace; good cellar; soft
and town water in house, with bath-
room, pantry and summer kitchen,
good garden; barn and chicken house.
Excellent location. Apply on premises
to Mrs. B. A. McDonald.
DOMINION, PROVINCIAL and
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Bought and Sold at Market Prices
Delivered free of charge to the pur-
chaser or at his Bank.
VICTORY LOAN to yield 5,76'%
W. BRYDONE,'Clinton
FOR -SALE -�
8 -roomed house,, furnace and other
comfortable conveniences. Corner of
Mill and Beech streets. Apply to W.
Brydone, Clinton.
GIRL WANTED
For office work at the Ford Garage.
Apply to BERT LANGFORD
Horses For service
ELMER DICKSON
51525 A. T, R. 2295 C.N.R. Modern hotels afford city comforts but.
Form A 1. Enrolment No. 4881 many prefer tolive ih tent or log
Race redord 2,004 cabin -your ohoice at reasonable
The Grand Circuit Race and Show cost.
Secure your Parlor or Sleeping car
Horse( 1st prize winner at Seaforth.and, accommodation in advance,
Clinton 1917 Spring Shows. The only
stable in the County of Huron that Full information from any Grand.
ever offered' the services of a stallion
with -a record., of 2 i0,';or,better. Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horning,,
!i
Passenger Agent, Toronto,
Calyea for Sale '
The undersigned has trade arrange-
ments to handle a few Shorthorn -grade
calves, March and April is the time
to secure them as the supply is limited
later. •
W. MARQUIS
Phone 14 on 166 Clinton
MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION
WORK.
A number of good reliable sten can
secure steady employment on Munition.
work. Apply to,
The Robt. Bell Engine Sc Thresher Co.,.
Seaforth, Ontario.
For 5a1e
A good frame barn 28x40. Apply to -
C. J. Wallis.
JUST ARRIVED
A CAR -LOAD OF FEED CORN
We have also secured a quantity of
Choice Seed Corn.' in. the following
varieties:
SELECTED YELLOW LEAMING
GIANT PROLIFIC SOUTHERN ENSIL-
AGE.
NSiL
AGE.
SELECTED RED COB ENSILAGE
and also
EARLY AMBER SUGAR CANE
As the season has arrived for the
hatching of Baby 'Chicks w.e have on'
stock a quantity of Baby Chick Feed.
which we are selling at reasonable'
prices.
Seed Buckwheat, (Silver Hull
Choice)' and also. our usual line of
Flour, Bran, Shorts and Feed.
W.J'�en rns So
FLOUR AND FEED
?bona; 199. Residence 0 on 142.
tND -1 UN K's �WAY.
HIGHLANDS.OF ONTARIO
Offers you and all the family the outing
of your life.
ALGONQUIN. PARK
MUSKOKA LAKES
GEORGIAN BAY
LAKE OF BAYS
TIMAGAMI
ARE ALL FAMOUS PLAYGROUNDS'
ElMer Die sod will stand at iris owls
District
stable, Commercial Hotel Banns, Blyth
with exception of the following route:
MONDAY -Will Leave' his own stable - duuo item:turd fie Sots, el ty pessen',
audproceed to Auburn for noon; thence ger and Ticket Agents, phone 6,/Y.,:
by wa$ of Nile to G. McNali's for night, �, t7. Mattison. station neem
TU> SDAY.-W411 proceed to' 'Colt
borne; House, Goderich, for uaorn,; and. FACE_
COVERED WITH
remaiWy PNESDAY- WV proceed. by
l, there until Wednesday noon '
P lliPL.IES
h
v
way of; Bennc]Iier to Blyth. where e.vtll •
,.
reiriaiit ntil the following Monday
morning.u
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ASHAM1ED\ TO GO OUT,
IKEt�I iHldl __
51521A.T.R.twig.4LN Mea e,anotoithehw�y}ap,,beautiful and atti;i
. . t tract, rb•faoe•ss. sadl', .marred by unsightljri
Forts Ai, Enrolanent N . 2 $ pimples, blotches, , eah„worree and Vara;•
t heStat tl;ticleElied Sitp�v arl!d •Tut n , oft. is other blood Alamos,
Staililsie Fuit,2,17 er, to D,astyn 2,,,w e a ,bro ,c 4-lp Uh4.
and In)�ez M;• 2.4714'. `Wa's show'15' Tvl'apy a..ckt ear. nd, yr n;r
time -44 times first and once second. mould of beauty stave boen sadly de-,
Ik4,:Meditrin will stand for' the in1- faced, their attraotivoness lost and their..
provement of stock this season as fol- poeseaeor rendored unhappy Lor years.
folds? Got rid of; these tineightly gnd obnoxl-
s• tebteT11iU,RSDAY -,Will illi leave his.. oownops akin troubles by using Burdock Blood.;
y:Blyth, and proceed North to, Bel- •Bite
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ggrave' for noon; then to, tile. Farriers'arise .11iatliprine,.TIcnry, Port Sydneyr
Housn;i Wfngltaiu, for night. Ont,, wcilee, "'Iwo flee, ago my taco:
• Prl¢'ay-lNtli • proceed to Bluevale to waw so covered
llall'S:for noon; thence to Gordon Me-
Dotlad's llbtel5 Brussels, for night,
SskTtiR15A1' -,- Win proceed to. his
odyn stable, Birth, where he Will retrain
nntll tate following Thuraday morning.
d -with pimploa T tv
shamed to go out. X tried several remc-
digs, but, Uhey,were.of no use. Al. last aa.
{�rlettd advisod me to 'try ;3tirdook lllood;
•Slitters.. I got a bottle, and by tate thou,
1t wart used T could see a differeneo 1
then got Om more, and when X bad used
theist the pimples were con1�ppletely gone.
X can highly reeornnleed l3.13 13 »
For furtherparticulars and terms of
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quire of � - X'. Nfilisdrii Co., Limited, 'Iorontoy Out:
these we it bred Ito
r"es see bills or en ',tiro, S1.00 a bottle, Put up by The
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