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f„.,44,,. ,pertioe's arreeted'et fail" bailee:,
'allowing .theme ' ' to letien triiien, lieee
eteted ot ' /ailing ',Itheeni: and : thniti
nermitting , tholes to • ig 0 o.u.ite11.11tee
'other 'fair. "Frottri, 1S.iiiturdayiee, dellye.
Children- Cry' .'
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WEEDS LONAHF1 SIDE '
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leve , reached toe
eceee-Vele,'"4"' let. see:Klee sown' eele,
t it . nt tl ie. et t ion , .th
lead in 'front -ei'f tbOl' pro.P,Drt,
Ithardly ' Sednie Rea, etleak one
..tliaire,aneawil ee,sdhsoicio:i0,(1;cie/li,itexilliileciehdt;.flt,eettne7l.
• aiid: hereby improve' the epeemirrince
of anicl benefit the eenaitry and the
man next, to hien faillOW: them (to.
,gr ow anernocleiebeid. Why 'not . an
wage mem' on them...and clear the
out enitie, ely?
IL" IP .11_ • Ir _II...7 Aft
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quickly stoes.ceeetis, cures colds, heals
Me throat and lands •• • 25 cents..
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Mlft.:DOWNE'Y'S VIEW.
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Speakling at the. meeting 01 ith,e
Publec• Health, Con.ve.ntion iln To-
107110 MrJPDown.eyof Ceilia.
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superintendent of the. Otlittfier o
elee thous.and f eeble-nui n dot) peoplo
gave some interesting Btaeletlies.
"There ' are " he ere•d, "at /least
sl,,t eheeesan,d' fealicenal,ideid people,
1111 Cattle:to Of these pea:150)1y one-
thati have been ideutifited, and •ar[o
renewing scene atitoil Hon, But e
gx oat ,ammy eerie aims to tear the
penal:14es imposed' upon them
either in -their °Wm hota es or hir ded
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,eseT 'pleei ilirille:Ptli P, ,e'ml5cP
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;Witt be, eiposed•and-be easily Washed?
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extriiztoris B. MILLE
Ocinneyariee, Notary public,
In' Mc 11,ce 'Mt Dr, lill'illiankfe
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that there' are °MY. a few pacts, and
:,pet,thOiq few be,mere difilcult to weelie
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REAL ESTATE AND iNSURANtr
Issuer pil llearriaere Licensee
' Herren' se,
poaBilotia alte:ix:allw,n.
• "Pm, iota' . to, be ri-dardedi limeatn," said
lanles,' "and,. I 'euPp'oee "Yen syent. Want',
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a' manie• ,nlan. f.91-., hutiel* ' ' , ., . '
. "Indeed,. Jaines,".I replied, ,"thatede.
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-18 it beppiness 'vciu,re sayiti ?'
„ `S.vvenilt: itin'ili,tqrYbenird. reebenee?" „my,. g, li.:1 some
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times' °Yee IPP ' haP,Pliss 'Inc"' smne,''
tunes unhePlfillee's• ' She's e wayWard
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thing, and I can't always tell Met ,wbat
$he's goire to do." ' ' . '
' "what do you mean by that, ;lames?"
"W ell, . ma'am,' one tine she'll cuddle
up to me like a kitten to a warm bilek,
and another she'll hardly sPeak to nap.
And pm -always afraid that.she's gem'
to fly ofe to eorac other ,feller."
TaineS Was au excellent.man, and
raked him very Leach, als eeeekne.ss
placed me in an embarrassing positiOn,
It seenied to me that he had given his
heart to a eighty girl who would not
conduce to his comfort' X didn't like
to tell him so, and I didn't like to per
mit him to walk into trouble without
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aTrni, ng him,, .' '
Ni hat you mention, James,',' I re"
plied, "I would call the lighter fenii-
nine traits, which you men seem in-
Mined to relish." ,
"Yes, ma'am; thy re kittenish and
mighty en° 'to the,Luan they're playin',
With so long as they don't scamper off
to play with some one else."
"Don't you think that your girl aft-
er marriage will settle dosvn and stick
to you?" .
"I dunno, ma'am, I don't think I be
gocid lookin' enough to hold her."
"Good looking enough! Why, games,
'good looks may attract a woman, la,u,e
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good looks alone will never hold het.
"Don't you think so, ma'am"
His gaze at me as he asked the ques-
tion was pathetic, like clinging to a
straw.
"I know It, 1 replied. "Can't you
bring your girl around some time and
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let me see her?"
"Certainly. I'm to see her Seand_ay
night. I'll bring ber tben." •
He did bring her, I• was surprised
when I saw her, for she was but eine-
teen and very pretty, vvhile James was
thirty -Eve and homely. It was amus-
Ing to see James look at me to learn
if I approved or disapproved, and,' as
for the gjr1, she a.ppeared very restless
under inspection. I chatted with them
on ordinary topics for awhlte; then
t.ney went alwaY The, next morning,
ft.' • br 1 ± .1 ' ti le Janies in the
a ex ea r 111 , mee le
hall, he asked me what 1 thought of
bis girl.
'`lean't telt from seeing her once,"
1 said. "I woulci advise you not to
hurry, If she's a good, reliable girl
shell show it in time. If sbe isn't
she'll Silo -9V 'that If she sticks to you
far a few months wilbout backsliding
it may be safe to marry her." '
"Yee', ma'am,'" said James. "I tbankGood
you, ma'am."
1 s udied James' countenance from
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time to time as an index of his feel-
ings. It did not indicate that his en-
gagement. 75I5 satisfactory, met one
day he said to me: "lt's oT between
my gial and me. At a dance She went
off with another feller aed left nie
Moue for the balanee o' the eeenine"
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" Why didn't you take up with an-
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„What toy, ma am?
y, o . r ng your g 1 olege,
Wli t b i i '1 t her
senges. If she'd seen you attentive to
another she would likely have shown
that she wanted you, after all."
"I'm not up to them rackets, medin•
1 jist told her It was off, and I itobld
her what you said -ifs she was 11.11 r g t
she'd show it, and if h wasa wrong
she'd show it. She showed all wrong,
and that is the end of it."
"Web, James, try again, and " next
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steady."
Tames said, he' vvould not try again.
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He'd liad enough a it_
Not long after tbis, wben It • was
James' afternoon out, I was told that
seme one was in the hall below tyho
desired to' see rae. I went down and
there was the .girl with whom' James
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had broken. I fancied. s e ha a con-
Hence to impart to ma,, so I led her
'upstairs into my bendoir. When there
J asked her "what I coffid 50 ±01 her,
"Make et up, if you pleese, mem; with'
James." •
e'l, make it lip with Jhmes?"
"'Yes, mem. James hasn't get, uny
sense about such mattets, and he re-
'entirely on von He's awful stnb-
born. , If I wanted to see how Much
he loved, me by a bit ee a flirt with
another man,. instead of understandin`
he just breaks It all "off yvith me, and
we are." . , . . r r
"Are you tnueb in love with him?"- "
"Ceetain! Wby .shouldn't I be?"
"Do you think you'll always love
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"What do you want me'to do?",. ,--, ,
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' "Tell ,hini I, was foolitf." • '
"Why 'don't you tell him yobrself?"
'Me Won't believe. me. , He believe
thOlIgh." '
"Very: web; I'll talk to him." '
The same , eeening,without telling
or the visit, I rave. him 'e. little
about the foibles, of women; eay-
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-thee he met .not take them too se-
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and advieed him, if he still
Ili° girl, to give,' her another
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if she f,elletl''again it would
thne' enough to break with her per- ,
He took my adviee and
It up with her She ha' made
'a very ,good wife, and jaraes gives
credit Lot euglaeering the most Ira.
-Part of Ws courtship.
rrs, sebb, lt, I a eheea.... eoreee,
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'pot to worrY. SiverY evosi'lamatitho
head' :icefaleonesS over ei, geVre 41.01,1-
feces,. shops, and la atones", isubjeet
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. ,,Tee ' parte' . eoening en contact,' with
. the eli`' ilk, shoUld be' 'may' ily .tinned, as
"this :makes. we'sning easier an4 pre:''
. ' ' te 'eke parts from ruetine If the
'..itIcqa's' Tea' ,
, over 170,000,000 lbs, of tea are
teielteedd lirnpredeolnlYi.: 'rettt India te the
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NOtary Peb/ic, Conveyancer,
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riesMtAteriireteonele-1/0Presentina
n'oe.tml;ceereevooiti!Itonescie..,1Zyt.t isTliebjsee ,,d, coati;
not
GI eeeee'y' • • es,oseees „0:,1 eeiee, to setee,
her , etteleineets:tee'lli;Etreeite.poe.sible
1 ts metre'. it le• very 'tedious
, pee s „.start,,1 ,,...,. e
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work 1.0 keep L'ee cleanMac"'ne,--7-
e:l'er, no SeParator ls sa eenstracted-
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Forvvarding Bees' .
TAT, bees may be sent by letter or
within the United
14 Eire ra
. Suraxwe Coraptialier.;
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krtViSien Court 011ieC .
and te.huelell Up her ' tiVeteni. to Meet'
any ineeistene. denier:1,db, Her future
betieble de,pends 'upon et. •To.guard
, that it cab be kePt clean and genital/
' withoet taking it apart tenet" each,sele'
parcel -poet Kitgdom
provided they are Peeked: in suitable
receptacles.
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Medit..,a1.
.agtienst e breakdown in health the.
bibod . Imust be kept rich, red and
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aration, In order to get the best re-
' sults from your machine wash .and
. ,scald 'ail the part§ corning in contact
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DR I WTR014110Sed
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geinn, Surgeon. BM
Pare. Cart keep the ;blood
in thin. toluene:ion, ' ..so well am Dr.
Wirlitenes' .1.-',1.1- Pills ' Thev
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' s trengthen eeie nee:Mee/ re. se -1 ie
:bring the, ki,o;W of
I th,L1,ah-t1),.f. Vgjltl°!,,,'1 ahaek s, . and iioniew-
ed energy to lest',eart people. Women
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Ivi.t.li the mill. aftet each sepaiati n,
mast 'P'f the standard machines have
. v . re el and horleontel gears, with
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each end • of the Pilei oh hi . a bearing'.
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'thas reducing the chance of :the gears
moving out of 'Piece tMei minimum, and
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SUFFERED ITU
LA' E BACK
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sneelal attention given to diseases of:lbs
Eye, Ear, Throat, and NOE1),
Erin carefully examined, and , suitoble t
prescribed.
Ogles and Residence.
Tyro doors west of the Commercial gado(
Moron SL •
always . rest whenthe/
, should, but !they can keen .lthett'
trenetth aud1ccep dI.seas,e• away by
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th e o aces: ono) 1.110' or D le'd,r de
1:nins' pietic mil. orei,eor...
floWn baS coner umioxnecteelv !Hwy
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' men. obtain !new heiniell through
th!,,s ' same medicine, Mrs. M.7'410-,
this kind' of gearing wile 19211 -"for years
witbout, any repair or"-ndiustMent it
, the Machine ean 'be easily oiled. The
oil and dirt should be evieecl off oeca-.
gionallY and the betteings Wished with.
coal oil, The Oiling of a separator
should be as automatic: as
WAS diOT ABLE TO
STORIONTEEI UP
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Mr..9.•Grace, Hamilton, Out writes:
"I was suffering with lame back, and for
DRS. /MIN 'and RANDIER
. Pr. W, Gunn, L,J1t. 0, P., L. li. 0.S.. Edits
Dr • .1. 0, Gaudier. B.A. N.C.
Office -Ontario Street Clinton.
elight wile. at residence, Rattenburr St,
or at hospital
inns, Bever street, Toronto, says.:
For several years I was almost a•
eeinstaillt litrvalild, unable to do my
housework and .speneding much .of
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my teme inebeo. My reervee eeemeerl
possible.
The splash syste'm that is used 'on smile
of' the separators makes the oiling au-
tomatic, requiring attention about onceld
a week. and with. an oil cup for the
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two weelo was not able to straighten up
to walk,. and hardly able to sit down for
the pains in my back, hips and legs. I
had used different kinds of '11 t
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limments and medicines, without
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DR. J. IN. SH Vif.
• FEYSICIAN, BURGEON, ,
tenliWgtie„nanneetel°41.1=;essirtZaceT. Ha
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Local News *
gfAmlymmaymmigilk,
Chil d.r e n Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C AS'TORIA
TEE FALL FAIRS.
Brussels , _Oetober -4.
Fordwich: ...... ...October 6
Mayfield , * ,October 8-9
Dr. de Vates Female Pills
with the criminal class for offences
for which they should 'mot beheld
ejlier nioe'ally or legally responsib-
heel He lenge(' the tteevlsiorr am/
strengthendeee of the prereeint On-
tario Act. `.0nlY hY'VtlirdnIg iJI1 au
lAstit11110111 6110117d an icilaft beheepeld
Reittoratinn 'to normality was km-
possible. In.' conclusion he gaid :
"With the we.11-lbol-do and (well -{dei-
v eloped , practiwing race suicide ;
and the p.aupers, degenleaeat es axles'
and defecteyes ece,eleing 1., ore
doubtful pleasure 01 largo families,
there es some ' ground ,for the
eugenics moveen mt."
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
"Wag IS trilll 'ClOWIll
w'r".41 oPt 'U.'? 1" • .
that allany friends thought I wase
• kJ a hope'ess decline. I wan as' pale
as a (ionise. Twas so Lloo,dle.s,s that
if I cut my 1fing,er . it would not
bleed ; inylembd were swollen far
beyond their n9lial size. Attila
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/east .exertiont rarhear t. would pal-
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neck bearing we have the .danger of
the bot hearth.' reduced to a minimum.
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Although a series of oil cups with the
.snaP lever Proves very satisfactory':
'oil must he furnished the neck bearing
either by means of a clip or a beavy
oil pad, because tbe' "bowl travels at a
relief. One day there was a B.B.B. book
left at our door, and I read about Doan'
KidneyiPills, and I decided to try them.
Before r had half a box used I felt a great
deal better, and by the time I had used
two boxes I was cured. I have no hesita.
tion in recommending
DR. F. R. AXON
moulwrisr
CIOU'll and Bridge Work a SPeclaitir.7.
Graduate of C,C.D,S... Chicago, and 2.0.11S
4: ronto
itayli'eld Ma -1110/11111VS, 3lay let to Deccioth
piltato violently, and I frequently
had faEratiao. apells I was undo
tdrtocisimtmeeenieet,,aboy:dee.00ldendoectaleresdabyntn.4t
belabored brought home -some Dr,
welianes pink pins ainc11 I be 'gale
taiknig them. They, seemed to Igo
i 3 ithie root f o elle tirembile, and in
the course f dew 'the
treinenclous sPeed and needs a constant
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bath of MI to plevent heatin,„. rile
lower bearing Of the spindle must also
be so arranged as to be oiled constant-
ly while the mac:bine iS in use. The
other bearfugg must be provided for in
some way or other and, as previouslY
Stated, as nearly autorhatic as possilile.
Doan's Kidttey
pins to all suffering as I did, or from any
illness arising`from diseased kidneys.
fTor.
centsreee ipt perof bporxi,ceor by
Tboxesie
d5i1:7e2rciceaotn50all dealers, or will be mailed
Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
When ordering direct, specify "Doan's."
DR. EL FOWLER.,
DENTIST.
speoi0or ocaerse'otvaskrenO'trioEmIaLk,8Easetnotvaret, irese,i,
maul as painless as possible.
a. we,eks inn. -
PrTnenent...they, were making ivais
((eh 0 Pn-1.1n:;. Grael.t.i.e.iIy us I cpu-
tinned takin„, the -NA._ the
While the construction of the cireing
or frame of the machine may look iike
it is
Fat in For Sale
THOMAS GU N DRY
Live stock and
sweihzig
of my Melba -disappeared; the weak
spells came less, •aci,c1 le,ss frequent-
ly; tny .appetete greatly improved
and fenaily I was corapletely mond
and e•thle to do n "1 w .1- weeh
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Later +my
a secondary problem, really very
essential for two reasons: First. does
it protect the °aerator from gettine
caught in the gears and chains? See
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g et at the gears and bearings eaelly to
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A first class farm, consisting of
15 acres, ola eon. 12e part lot 34,Eful-
iett township, 3roiles from Londes-
horo, and 5 miles front' Blyth, 11-2
miles from School. A bank ,barn 36
general Auction eav
GODERIOH ONT
110 thl stou sales a specials ,r, (hems se • h%
esew__Ens. odice, Clinton, prt motes atteuneer
dibi",TiriveridS reasonable. Farmers sole riot*
A reliable French regulator • never fails. These
pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the
generative portion of the female system. Refuse
all cheap imitations. Dr. dean's are sold at
S5 a box, or three for SIO. Mailed to any address.
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ease, daughter Eisele.
seemed to he tror.bled• with an-
roM• ,and eve s'ave her the Piles
waeeth ihe same go.Od xesults."
Why suffer in. any et ay when you
can begin curing youreelf to-/Eay
clean tbem oecasjonuw. 5715 t•D20 (HA
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the old oll or, in case of overflew, on,1: I
blir 56, another barn 36x52, drive
shed 24x40. A brick house, plenty
of water, about am". tacro of or-
rhard. Possession can be given
right after harvest. Apply to
'WILLIAM LONGMAN,
G. D. Maaggart M. D. MeTaggat
iVicTaggart Broca
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BANNERS
The Seobell Anna Co., Bt. Cathmines. Ont.
APATHETIC NOTICE .
Tho followiing pathetic notice
was ,an the Mount Forest Confeder-
ate east week: Senator McMullen
desires us to say to our readers
that oeveng to the impaired eon-
detion of his sight, he la una.ble to
recognize many whom he mete on
the roacl or sidewalk, He will be
grateful to any, especially to ela
fleeted's, when 'Weer. meett him to
stop hem and speak to bim.
auicely stops collet's, cur cOlds. heals
the actual and lundu - 25 cents.
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210.1)1. sheidd., 4111 nine, 'Morals
township sold )315 lino matched
teamof roan geldings to J.Hoetton
oi Rensall, dor the tidy sumo. $500.
They -were only three years old hut
tippe.d the scales at 2750 poeunds.
The Alleinal Hotel, at Fordwieh h.a.s
been /eased by Mr. jos. Biesivether-
lek.
Mr. J. W. Edgar, Gorrtei South.
was an exhibitor at the Toronto Ex-
hibition and ''sucenecied in 'sec-L=1171'g
second prize for a sheaf oi °ate, in
the Field 'Crop Competition.
The a ttend ance at Brussels Con-
tenuation School is lai ger theimov-
M. this yeah', about filteen More
than last year
eveth Dr. WiiliamS' Pink Pills Sold
by enedteine !dealers, or by mail
GEORGE
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ALBERT ST cLiwrom
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la 50 cents a .box or six boxes for
0;2.'50 hen The Dr, Weliaans' Medi-
e;e0 oclevi'te Ont
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ELLIOTT
Live Stock At General Alietioneer
House for Sale or Rent .
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transacted
for County of Huron.
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elinto11, Out,
Farm Stocic Sale a specialty.
A 7 -roomed frame house on
Huron Street, opposite. Co-mener-
Drafts issued. Interest allowed cm
depoeite,
Onclers left at New Era Office,
Mal Hotel, for ;sale or • to rent.
.
arra anD
Clinton, promptly eattemincleti to.
Ternels 'reason -able and eatisfaction
guaranteed, Or can phone 13 on 1,57
Cioderich +fownship,
House is being putin good order.
Waterworks in connection. Apply
MISS PORTER,
Rattonbury Street
The McKillop Mutual
Fire insurance en
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BouRe Wanted
Two !louses to Let
Farm and Isolated Town Preps
erty Only insured.
OFFICERS,
MINOR LOCALS.
The politician's slogan is 'Get out
the Vote." Tbe farmer's nowadays
"Get
LIN1IN6 THE EMPIRE
,
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Wanted a good bouse -with Luod-
The undersigned has two houses to
let
J B 'McLeen, President, Seaforth,
• • Connelly, Vice
J. -res.,
JUDGING A SEPARATOR.
ern improvements. May puechase
if 'suitable. Apply to
A. FORBES, Clinton.
, epply to
Jacob Taylor
-1 Godeech.
T. E. Hays, See,-.Treas., Seaforth,
es ill the, Crop."' •
Thn,preeedente.d priees .on coal
are prophesied, for • 'this . winten,
8u1110 671 the- know even. say that a
substeltute for iihis precious, !fuel
18411 haVe to he found. If the Peat
proposetion, about which we have
heard so Much 1.3 to be. of enY
'service, surely now is the time to
bring it along,
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Electric lZestorer for Men
Phosphorite/ i: S9 e Y um u 1 e bodY
toesigepsrzerr.sFoin;triestores
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South Africa Ready to Particpate in
Wireless Scheme
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One of the first of the "Britains
beyond the seas" to express 'willing-
, '
nese to participate in the se e
hem of
Empire wireless stations for the pur-
pose of Imperial defence 7...: well as
for commercial needs, is South Africa,
The tlnio \
n Government has selected
Pretoria
.
DIRECTORS.
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Some of the Essential Things t,o Be
e WANTED
• J1OYS
Pastore Laud
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Jas, Connelly, Ilchnes'ville Solm
Watt, Rai:lock ; G. Dale, Clit eon D.
Considered Before Making Purchase,
In an article of advice on separators
A. W. Rudnick, assistant in dairying
,
in the Kansas State Agricultural col-
For Various Departments
--e-
eAniely at the Office of
Soule first class pasture land to be
sold in lots to suit putchasers. At
tractive eriees. Apply to
John Ransforcl, CT' T. R. City Agent
;
F. MeGrogor,Seafortb , J. EValkar
Beechwood ; J G Grieve, , i 7.0D
r-'13- epee -we -1s, B'reaeeagen;Wmeirt. hie,:
Ewan, °neaten, ,
Each Director is Inspector of
says: , ,
In buying a separator the most es-
W. DOHERTY PIANO AND
ORGAN CO., Limited, Clinton.
Farm tor Safe. '
losses in his own district.
AGENTS.
smeatial points in be considered are:
,e, Tbe amount of 11: .
nil to be' separat-
ed, (2) the efficiency or the machine,
(3) the life or durability of the ma-
chine, (4) the ease of cleaningthe parts
coming in contact with the 'milk, (5)
.
- the simple construction of and rigid-
.
i'' 1 1 Mir ft Pler
%.,00 L..., 1 „I 51 1 ‘.., I N C OAL
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' YARDS
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Yards Opposite G. TX. Station
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The executor of the Southcombe
Estate °Hein for sale 50 aeres -
East half of lot 26, eon. 6, Hullett,
A first-class farm, wen watered
and improved, and with good
buildings. Also the undersigned
offera for sale, lot 291 con. 6, Hull-
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P.obt. Smith, Harlock; Ed. Ifineli-
ley, Seaforth; W. Chesney, Eg-
mondvillel 3. W. lam Hoimenvillo,
, Payments may be „made at The
Morrish Clothing .Co., Clinton, or
R.H. Cutt, Goderieh.
vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual
weakness everted at once. Phosphonol ton
make_ you a new ntan, „ Prlcek a 12ox. orkvo for
es. Mailed to any address. The hicoball Drug
CO.,StMatharittes. Ont. '
a -GESTION -ABLE SIDE SHOWS.
iMr. ,T, Leckie Welson, provincial
temerlintendent of lairs and ex-
eatleitionl associations, eep,ores. to the
Yovernment that the diaieetoes of
? i .1,
:all deers in•their anxiety ' o i e
.rease theee reeeenues issue pee-
nets to questionable side .shows,
Mese prenideldengs are in, con-
'seventeen of 'the provincial laws
ender which.. gkfarate are Made Ito
lho lairs and ef continued! will re-,
ialt lin the le tihdrawal of the
exanits. Mai. Willson also, comp:lab:10
thdt pollee), anagie.raftes are to
a site at where a high-power
'
station, similar to those which are
to be installed .in other parts of the
Empire, will be built. General Botha,
,
through Sir David Graaff, notified the
,
Secretary of State for .tho ColonieB
and the Postinaster-General of the in-
13 e rn
tention of his Government t d f Ymind
'a
the cost of the installation, which is
estimated at $400,000, .
From the point of view of defence,
the seheree as highly imperteent for
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from the Pretoria station: the, aclminis-
trative capital' of the Union will by day ,
' d 1 ht b f it h' h -
an n g , y means o s ig -power
e . . . .
e d duplex stationerece Ting and trans-
mitting at the same time and fitted
nese the , _ . . ._. lie
or gems anci pinions, (61 t
.
ett, 100 acres. These farms may. be
oiling device, (7) the construction of
casing or framm . e
The efficiency a the machine ic
very ess p
essential oint This does not re-
All kinds of Coal on baud-
Chestnut Solt Coal
bought together or separately.
JAMES SOUTHCOMBE.
• abater!.
JACQB TAYLO it
P
euraroxi .
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fer alone as to whether the machine
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Stove Blacksmith
Eli rva,ce Coke
Kennel
Ford & lirkLeod
Fire Life and Accident
,
Insurance
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Coal and Wood
Tile -2i, 3 and 4 .- inch size-
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`Ile Tile is of the very best
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qUallty.
Brick to Order.
We're now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standard.).
We also have on hand, Altalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover.
We alway.s have on hand -Goose
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn
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.53.1g:hest Market Prices
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Real estate bought and sold
Money to loan
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Office Issac Street, next door to New
Era
BEcAmE, so wEAK
with automatic apparatus, be in corn-
munioatior with both England and
Australia,. ' .
,
paid for Hay
' and all 'Grains,
.
Grand Trunk Railiwil System
,
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ri FoRB Es
Ford & McLeod
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Railway Time Table
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rRoivi uidRKEA
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Had To Quit Work .
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Diarrhcea; especially if.kft to run any
length of time, causes great weakeess,
so the onfy thing te. prevent this is to
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cheek it on its first appearance. You
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will find that a few"doses 01 Dr
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Extract of Wild Strawberry Will do thiS
mickly and effectively. Mr: Juo. R.
...hilderhOuse, Otillim. Ont writes:-
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When in Fort William, last summer; I
Vas taken sick with diarehma, and '
.eesene so weak anti, sufferectsuch great
min, I had to quit wrirk. Our menager
,dvised Me to by Dr., Fowler's Extraet '
f Wild Steavelierryesteoh'iny way honie
bought a bottle, and.after 'Lakin four
reses I Was cured. We alway'sf'keep ,a
in the house. • We
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Before placing your orders for
your Season's supply of Coal, get
our pric,es. The very best goods
carried in stock and saki at the
towest possible price.
Orders may he left at Davis
& Rowland's Hardware store, or
with . ,
'W. J. Stevenso
.
I London doped.. „ . 8.50 a.m .4.50' p en
Centralia 9.40 5.4,e
1 Exeter 9,53 5.5t.
Benson 10,08 s.o5
Kippen - ...... 10.16 OAS
Brucefield 10.30 0.80
olinton 1100 43.35
Londesboro 1L18 6.52
Blyth 11.27 MO.
Belgrave 11.40 • 1.13
Win ha ' 1150
e m arrive7.35
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South Passenger
Wingham, depart6.43 a,m 3.3a p tet
Belgrave 6,64 544
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uenece aerie), seeonerom
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will skim clean when. skimming a 25
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Blyth 7.08 3.56
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Londesboro 7,16 4.04-
Ulixitoi3 7,50 423
Braaafiew 8,12 4,8e
per cent or 30 per cent cream, but if
one must furnish' a 40 pet t cent or 45
per cent creain will this Machine skim
.
cleaner thairany other providing other
requirements are equal? , The separa-
tor, with.eare.,in keeping the tempera-
ture of the milk between 90 to 100 de-
grees Pe having the machine. on' a solid
foundation,. the' 4.)Orid Milling true and .
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turning the erank at the required
sPeed,'stould not have, more than five-
hundredths per cent of butter fat. in
the skimmilk when ekinlmiug a 30 per
. .
cent cream." - ' '
' A good separator with reasonable
care and attention should last from ten.,
to fifteea yearg, With, few or no ie-
Pairs- • ' ' • ' . , '
When
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4 , r kanos and:organs rent ":i.'
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+a phonographs, Music 8z 1..
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4 variety g,00ds. 1.•
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Boot IlEaker and Repairer
upp,•-• ' •
Opposite Postoffice, .
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R ' ' ' done
epairmg promptly.
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' OUR cases and Trunl-‘s re-
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A trial win convince you of
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neatness and. piomptness
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With which I 'execute' my work
Rippen 8,23 4.47
Heneolli 8,32 4.52
Exeter.. 8.45 6.06
Centralia
Londone`arrive 10.00 6.Ve
Buffalo and (lode v.,..
West, Passenges
a ra p 03 p TM rl 111
Stratford.. ..... .10,00 12,20 5,2,5 10.20
Mitchell 10,22 12,45 6.55 10.41
Seaforth .. . .. . , 10.45 1.10 0,38 11.12
Clinton 11.07 1,25 6.40 Ilet-N
Holmegyine 11.16 ' 153 646 IL39
G.oderich ..... -11-35 150 7,05 1L5.5
East I ossmiglm
, a in p in p ea
Goderich 7.10 2.40 4.50
Hoiniee'vine..., 7.26 2.57 5,06
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Ohntou 735 3,07 8.15
Seatorth • 7.52 3.25 i'LZ
Mitchell... . 8.16 3,48 5.55 •
°We have alsoinsed..
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:foe our children, and;find it an expellent. ,
imedy for surtuner complaint.". - . .,
Price 35 Gents. When you go.to get a' ;
• • •
ottle 01 Dr. Fowler's," insist on being '
,
,ven 'what you ask for, as we,letrow ',Of '
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any cases where enschmulour dealers '
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Vra hapcied put some other preparation,: ,
The genuine is manufactured only hY ,•
be T. Milburn Coe lehaltedi:''ret.etttee"
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the late Emperor of Japan, 'who -died:
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; a e, a .ei of 45 years, d i et
ch tirce .Iapan etherged froni her
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centuries iof :Weep, and became one
et the- most ' gree i d ree •
.. . . ag e ve all prog -
stye ef natione., Muttiuhito Was born TL
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Nev. , e 52, an,d eame-ho the. th on .
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' .rer Intants and Oladreia,
. 14" 4 V . separator
leint7 'al ara Vialm Mgr
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li Ai II- hit
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Bears the
we say th , I)
at the pasts of the
'which come in contact with
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t a f rd. . 8 40 4.15 6 eill)
rank • should be so consMucted as .4
b il I d cl t • f t
o' e eas y c eane we o no Le e r o
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number of .parts to be 'cleaned, but .1!
the cezteltripatien' of these parte. rein
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open .every evening
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NEWERA 'TOB DEPARTMENT.
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